Agree with you - and one thing that helps to slow down is to stay in a low gear. You can handle snow and ice on bald tires even, as long as you stay in a low gear.
Would you know what to do with the data if the author provided it? Have you read the linked article to determine what should have been accounted for, but was not?
I jumped off of pine right before it became alpine in 2006/07. i jumped on to gmail in december 2006. now i have backed up almost all of that, and am planning to reunite with my long-lost, coniferous love.
Yes! My Father ran convenience stores. When an employee needed to be let go (theft, laziness, whatever), he would provide shining recommendations. Why? - because he knew a competitor would scoop that person up.
Depending on where you live, you may be more valuable to the economy as a prisoner. For example, the US national average wage for 2011 is about $43,000, whereas California currently spends about $50,000 per prisoner.
Yontoo has been around already, and not just @ Macs. I recently removed it from a Windows 7 PC. The uninstaller does not uninstall (shock!)... one needs to remove registry keys to prevent this thing from sticking itself into Chrome, IE, etc. Spybot will find it well before Norton and others.
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Um, no ...
she's forever barred from having a job in the financial industry.
She can get a waiver from the FDIC under Section 19. It's a huge PITA (I hold one), but she can try.
Agree with you - and one thing that helps to slow down is to stay in a low gear. You can handle snow and ice on bald tires even, as long as you stay in a low gear.
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I'm well tired of rms.
If you truly want 'freedom', then the people who made X should be free to copy{what|ever} the damn thing.
It seems rms's version of 'freedom' is: do what you want with X, so long as i agree to a very narrow definition of what X should do
I meant this one, sorry :)
Would you know what to do with the data if the author provided it?
Have you read the linked article to determine what should have been accounted for, but was not?
while controlling for a wide range of demographic covariates
as pointed out earlier here?
I jumped off of pine right before it became alpine in 2006/07. i jumped on to gmail in december 2006. now i have backed up almost all of that, and am planning to reunite with my long-lost, coniferous love.
exactly.
gmail keeps pushing not insignificant changes, and calls them 'optional'. my experience is they later remove the options.
Sockatume is correct. It basically means something like "in withdrawal", or "in desperate need of".
Agreed.
yep
It is estimated that Rockefeller's peak was something like $400 to $700 billion in today's money. Gates is a pauper compared to Rockefeller.
I am very sorry to have spent all my mod points earlier, troll-bashing. This is a great post.
2nd weekend of every April, baby!!
Clearly you've never used yum :)
This is the problem with the entire US economy - we care not to plan for the future; we care only to make the present look good.
Yes!
My Father ran convenience stores. When an employee needed to be let go (theft, laziness, whatever), he would provide shining recommendations.
Why? - because he knew a competitor would scoop that person up.
Vermont!
-- some guy who grew up in Burlington, and frequently drives back through the freak, constant snowstorm that is Buffalo
Agreed!
-- some guy who has been in Indiana now for #waytoofriggin'long
Depending on where you live, you may be more valuable to the economy as a prisoner. For example, the US national average wage for 2011 is about $43,000, whereas California currently spends about $50,000 per prisoner.
What with all the money we're in the hole, why hasn't anyone yet brought up the possibility of taxing religious organizations?
I'm sure they'd like to help.
Yontoo has been around already, and not just @ Macs. I recently removed it from a Windows 7 PC. The uninstaller does not uninstall (shock!) ... one needs to remove registry keys to prevent this thing from sticking itself into Chrome, IE, etc. Spybot will find it well before Norton and others.
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