Assets = Liabilites + Equity
You can have 100% of the home financed (say 100,000) and have no equity, yet still have 100,000 of assets. In your Case, there is still 100,000 of assets, however some of that is equity (60,000), the rest is liabilities (40,000).
Exactly, I think the markets have been segmented further and further apart. Now you either buy something of high quality that is very very expensive, or buy something ow quality that is very very cheap. There is no middle ground.
This was accomplished in 1998 by Maximillian Cohen, however, shortly thereafter, he drilled a hole in his head and couldn't remember how he accomplished it.
Since this is the Sixth version of the Universe, wherein the fundamental flaw is revealed as both the beginning and end of the universe, the universe is inexorabley 84 billion years old.
good point about using the word "decent", what I was trying to get across was that and engineering ed doesnt make you Bill Gates, but it is far from being shabby either - at least in the US.
Education alone does not guarantee that you will make boatloads of money. Why should it? There are several factors which determine earning power.
One thing that is not taught in school: How to make money.
You can be virtually guaranteed a decent (50-80k) paying job if you have an engineering / science degree. However, there is some relationship between risk and reward. Perhaps this is why there are wealthy people in sports/arts/entertainment/business ownership - because the risk is so great (fail before you make it, and your broke). Also, alot of scientific/engineering tasks have been commoditized (sp?).
Sure some people dont have to work hard/smart at all to make mega bucks. Some poeple hit the lottery
What I believe is powerful, is the ability to tie several disciplines together.
Now who do I give the most respect to? Engineers & Scientists. But respect != money.
PS - it's 7:30 on a saturday, so I don't care that much about my spelling or grammar (for all of you grammar nazis out there).
Also, I busted my Hump to get an engineering degree. Then I busted my hump to get a law degree. Then I busted (well kinda cruised at this point) my hump to get an MBA. Yes, the hardest was engineering. Should I be uber rich? I certainly don't feel entitled to be. looking at things from different perspectives, the key to wealth is being prepared to identify/execute/take advantage of an opportunity when it comes along.
I know poor lawyers, rich college dropouts, rich engineers, poor athletes. looking at things from different perspectives, the key to wealth is being prepared to identify/execute/take advantage of an opportunity when it comes along - that's what seems to be common among the wealthy. Sure, some or even alot of it is luck...but if the luck comes your way, you have to be able to take advantage of the situation.
alot of 12 year olds are interested in b00bies, chemistry has led to valuable advancements in the area of plastics, Women on Baywatch seem to have lots of plastic.
he secret part of a beer is not in the alcohol content, but in the preparation: the water, the hops, the fermentation - there are hundreds of variables.
Wow, hops, next time I'm guzzling a beer, I can write it off as a network expense. Tracert -h 12pack www.mmmmbeeer.com
usually, the article is posted multiple times (dupes) which allow for corrections to be made. So the dupes are actually corrections of errors, yeah, that's it.
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Assets = Liabilites + Equity You can have 100% of the home financed (say 100,000) and have no equity, yet still have 100,000 of assets. In your Case, there is still 100,000 of assets, however some of that is equity (60,000), the rest is liabilities (40,000).
Exactly, I think the markets have been segmented further and further apart. Now you either buy something of high quality that is very very expensive, or buy something ow quality that is very very cheap. There is no middle ground.
This was accomplished in 1998 by Maximillian Cohen, however, shortly thereafter, he drilled a hole in his head and couldn't remember how he accomplished it.
what is in KFC food, it's space aliens. They had to do something with those frozen bodies before they spoiled.
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Dude!
Since this is the Sixth version of the Universe, wherein the fundamental flaw is revealed as both the beginning and end of the universe, the universe is inexorabley 84 billion years old.
This is Bill Gates, so they must mean "ALL WHITEBOARD COMPANIES, anybody thinking about getting in the business, and all of their suppliers"
MS representing on the Apple tip ya'll.
redmond engineering in da house, ya
This is why I send all mail, be it written or electronic, written (typed) in invisible (white) ink (fonts)
272 Trillion Bits of Data
to listen to AM radio, usually the morning shows are the Howard Sterns & I'm rushing to get to work. Now PM radio tends to be more informative.
is that "their pitiful program 24*7", or their pitiful program "24" 7
good point about using the word "decent", what I was trying to get across was that and engineering ed doesnt make you Bill Gates, but it is far from being shabby either - at least in the US.
One thing that is not taught in school: How to make money.
You can be virtually guaranteed a decent (50-80k) paying job if you have an engineering / science degree. However, there is some relationship between risk and reward. Perhaps this is why there are wealthy people in sports/arts/entertainment/business ownership - because the risk is so great (fail before you make it, and your broke). Also, alot of scientific/engineering tasks have been commoditized (sp?).
Sure some people dont have to work hard/smart at all to make mega bucks. Some poeple hit the lottery
What I believe is powerful, is the ability to tie several disciplines together.
Now who do I give the most respect to? Engineers & Scientists. But respect != money.
PS - it's 7:30 on a saturday, so I don't care that much about my spelling or grammar (for all of you grammar nazis out there).
Also, I busted my Hump to get an engineering degree. Then I busted my hump to get a law degree. Then I busted (well kinda cruised at this point) my hump to get an MBA. Yes, the hardest was engineering. Should I be uber rich? I certainly don't feel entitled to be. looking at things from different perspectives, the key to wealth is being prepared to identify/execute/take advantage of an opportunity when it comes along.
I know poor lawyers, rich college dropouts, rich engineers, poor athletes. looking at things from different perspectives, the key to wealth is being prepared to identify/execute/take advantage of an opportunity when it comes along - that's what seems to be common among the wealthy. Sure, some or even alot of it is luck...but if the luck comes your way, you have to be able to take advantage of the situation.
At least for CD's and DVD's, they are called D Skins. I have some, but have not tried them yet.
but how many megapixels is it?
WTF is modern? in the PC world where 6months can be dated, and a year is ancient
-Bart Simpson
alot of 12 year olds are interested in b00bies, chemistry has led to valuable advancements in the area of plastics, Women on Baywatch seem to have lots of plastic.
tastes great
Wow, hops, next time I'm guzzling a beer, I can write it off as a network expense. Tracert -h 12pack www.mmmmbeeer.com
camera on your phone to take a picture of the screen, .....ohh wait
maybe they could enable some sort of screen cap for phones os
usually, the article is posted multiple times (dupes) which allow for corrections to be made. So the dupes are actually corrections of errors, yeah, that's it.
1. Ultra Hype New "Technology" 2. Display crashing of said technolgy 3. ???????? 4. PROFIT!!!!