I love my job as a Property/Casualty actuarial analyst. It is a nice mix of math and business.
I can spend time on my own delving into how to compute complex business problems, or I can dumb down insurance concepts so a group of insurance agents can grasp them.
From an education standpoint, you can graduate with a bachelor's and get a job. There is another 3-7 years of exams (which companies fully support with study time and study material) after which you are at approximately Masters to PhD level.
Not to mention there are something like 20,000 credentialed Actuaries in the US.
How is it possible that they are going to forgo (once again) making 64-bit required? If someone needs 32-bit, let them use XP or Vista. The new version needs to be 64-bit only, so hardware manufacturers HAVE to support it.
My wife and I rented that the other night. It was pretty hot and I got lucky (hopefully she did too). It was an excellent use of the "undercarriage" shot.
How is it possible that they are going to forgo (once again) making 64-bit required? If someone needs 32-bit, let them use XP or Vista. The new version needs to be 64-bit only, so hardware manufacturers HAVE to support it.
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You've gotta pay the troll toll if you wanna get in this boy's hole...
What if we just built a couple mile long rail gun up the side of a mountain and use that to shoot stuff and people into space?
I love my job as a Property/Casualty actuarial analyst. It is a nice mix of math and business. I can spend time on my own delving into how to compute complex business problems, or I can dumb down insurance concepts so a group of insurance agents can grasp them. From an education standpoint, you can graduate with a bachelor's and get a job. There is another 3-7 years of exams (which companies fully support with study time and study material) after which you are at approximately Masters to PhD level. Not to mention there are something like 20,000 credentialed Actuaries in the US.
Does this mean my new TV is going to cost more?
Bring out yer dead!
How is it possible that they are going to forgo (once again) making 64-bit required? If someone needs 32-bit, let them use XP or Vista. The new version needs to be 64-bit only, so hardware manufacturers HAVE to support it.
My wife and I rented that the other night. It was pretty hot and I got lucky (hopefully she did too). It was an excellent use of the "undercarriage" shot.
There was this hamster and he would dance. That was back at the beginning of the internet though, so I don't know if any remembers that...
Libertarian is the only way to go. Government stinks...
Clearwire is WiMax, right? How is it not America's first WiMax network? I'm so confused...
"And what if one or more of the actors gets sick? " There's a market for that...
My wife and I just put one together today. Wait, is this what we are talking about?
How is it possible that they are going to forgo (once again) making 64-bit required? If someone needs 32-bit, let them use XP or Vista. The new version needs to be 64-bit only, so hardware manufacturers HAVE to support it.
September 1st, 2008: The day the movies died...
Obamanation?
Check here: http://www.greensight.com/CostcoTrades/Common/equiptypes.aspx?SiteXfrMsg=1 Even if they don't give you a Costco Cash Card for it, they will recycle it for free.
Good thing the Galactica isn't networked!