Update

[EvonRose]

Hey guys! I have gotten so many notifications asking where I am, I have not been kidnapped by aliens as many believe...

I have retired from the industry, I have been accepted in stanford and I am completing my MBA in business and finance. I have also found a job as a consultant and assistant business manager for a very well known oil company in Asia. So yes. I am going to school and working at the same time. Welcome to the real world!

But thank you for all the support and making me get by, I can't say I enjoyed every time of it, but I can say I enjoyed meeting different people. And there comes a point where I felt stuck and I needed something more. All messages still welcome I stop by now and time again, so feel free to say hi and I miss you all!

[Donkey]

Stanford?

Riiiiight.... lol

[giovanni_hotel]

You're at Stanford's B-school?? Congrats Evon!!!!

[giovanni_hotel]

Stanford?

Riiiiight.... lol

I'll give her the benefit of the doubt until further notice.
However and MBA in business is a new one to me.

[ed_jaxon]

Welcome back Evon. Hit me up if you ever find yourself in Chicago.

Keep moving forward and screw the haters.

[EvonRose]

MBA in business is not new....

[EvonRose]

Thanks Ed, I was just in Chicago a few weeks ago.... Next time.

[thombergeron]

Stanford's Graduate School of Business is the top-ranked business school in the United States. It is also the most selective, accepting just 6.8% of over 7,000 applicants for the 2015 class. The average GMAT score of a successful applicant is 732, and the average undergraduate GPA is 3.73.

The Stanford MBA is a rigorous, full-time, two-year program. Stanford GSB does not allow first-year MBA students to hold outside jobs, though a select few are allowed to work part-time during the latter half of their second year.

[GroobySteven]

Congratulations and Good Luck!

[nysprod]

Maybe you want to contact Eros and TER to get your stuff removed...