And you'd even rack up a few bonus points if the girl happened to be a practicing Muslim.
Credit is also key when you're teaching responsible financial habits, he says: " Help your children understand the benefits and risks of credit cards, and of course, help them understand that they should only charge what they can pay off each month, to avoid interest - and even rack up rewards/cashback".
Despite the Great Recession, the German economy has been bouncing along at a decent pace with a 7 percent unemployment rate, and it even racks up a trade surplus with China.
Agricultural production has faltered, rivers have shriveled and the nation has even racked up a body count due to "water rage".
Over the years, I've connected with thousands of women and even racked up a few million page views.
That training led to various other media jobs (even racking up some time with the notorious Rush Limbaugh!) but it was a personal life turn that ultimately landed her up in the real north.
Renata Shamrakova, 27, treated herself to swanky vacations in Aruba, Italy and France, bought thousands of pieces of jewelry, furniture and clothing, and even racked up a hefty amount of online food orders, indictment documents charge.
THE BOTTOM LINE The original edifice and its contemporary redesign are worth a one-night stay, even at rack rates that start at 230 euros a night, about $350 at $1.52 to the euro, on the high side for this city, but rates are frequently lower, often 99 euros on weekends and 120 euros on weekdays.
"When you do an internet search your data goes into a data centre and the information wanted might not be on just one chip or even one rack of chips," he told the BBC.
But next spring, 125 workers at the factory in Building 293 at the Navy Yard will begin churning out 930 modules — typically 14 feet wide, 35 feet long and 10 feet tall — equipped with floors, walls, electric lines, plumbing, kitchens, toilets, exterior facades and even towel racks.
WASHINGTON — Members of Congress have been told in confidential briefings that Pakistan is rapidly adding to its nuclear arsenal even while racked by insurgency, raising questions on Capitol Hill about whether billions of dollars in proposed military aid might be diverted to Pakistan's nuclear program.
