Legalities aside, that can be a pretty nasty hunk of ocean. There will be considerable periods of time when that ship will either be maneuvering to ride out a storm, or going someplace else to avoid a storm. A big share of the year it will need to underway just to provide a reasonable amount of stability.
When I was in high school, shop classes were there to keep the delinquents occupied so they didn't tear down the school. Yes, there were a few serious students in shop class, but not the majority.
The majority of police officers will cover for their thug and screw up fellow officers, therefore they are also corrupt officers. That is what is inexcusable.
. Thus, you see idiotic actions focused on share price rather than value creation.
The right answer might be to make all stock purchases a minimum of 2 years or something, I don't know.
I think a minimum holding time of 60 days or a 10% change in value, whichever comes first, for shares mutual funds or any other vehicle that represents equity shares, would do the job.
The "reversible argument" argument fits an observation I have frequently made during the past few years. There is what seems to be a growing category of people that frequently accuse their opposition of doing exactly what they are doing. It is very common in the shallow end of the US right wing gene pool.
"A programmer will eventually tell you to use Mac OSX or Linux. If the programmer likes fonts and typography, they'll tell you to get a Mac OSX computer. If they like control and have a huge beard, they'll tell you to install Linux. Again, use whatever computer you have right now that works."
Based on how B&N has reacted to Nook Color "hacks" for many months now, they never will. B&N gets it, the extra flexibility makes their product much more desirable to a significant minority of their customers.
The real value of a successful class action suit is that it can get the point across to a company that it can be cheaper to behave honorably and competently than not.
If you get some money, that's just frosting on the cake.
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Legalities aside, that can be a pretty nasty hunk of ocean. There will be considerable periods of time when that ship will either be maneuvering to ride out a storm, or going someplace else to avoid a storm. A big share of the year it will need to underway just to provide a reasonable amount of stability.
When I was in high school, shop classes were there to keep the delinquents occupied so they didn't tear down the school. Yes, there were a few serious students in shop class, but not the majority.
What he was really recommending was an $80 wallet flush.
Any maintenance done wrong or in excess can be more damaging to a system than no maintenance.
The Senator from Israel doesn't recognize the US Constitution.
Yup, I was thinking it was like giving someone a free Gideon's bible out of a hotel room.
High levels of melanin in your skin will help you get attention.
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Then Perry better take cover when he's in Texas.
The majority of police officers will cover for their thug and screw up fellow officers, therefore they are also corrupt officers. That is what is inexcusable.
"lobbing potshots at Google's mobile OS,"
Is that a step up or down from lobbing chairs?
That is like having to pay a hooker before you can have sex with your girl friend.
"It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt."
--Mark Twain (Maybe)
. Thus, you see idiotic actions focused on share price rather than value creation.
The right answer might be to make all stock purchases a minimum of 2 years or something, I don't know.
I think a minimum holding time of 60 days or a 10% change in value, whichever comes first, for shares mutual funds or any other vehicle that represents equity shares, would do the job.
The "reversible argument" argument fits an observation I have frequently made during the past few years. There is what seems to be a growing category of people that frequently accuse their opposition of doing exactly what they are doing. It is very common in the shallow end of the US right wing gene pool.
That's nothing, some people think a fax machine sends the paper through the phone line when we all know it only sends the ink through the phone line.
2. By checking scalpers prices, I can deduce that about $235 (16 gig), and $250 (32 gig) is where people stop buying them on impulse.
HP did cause some valuable tablet market research to happen.
Since when is "friend" a verb? I enemy that.
"Friend" was verbed a few years ago.
You are definitely a "the cup is half full" type of person
I've eaten jellyfish in China. Reminded me of chewing on rubber bands without the flavor.
"A programmer will eventually tell you to use Mac OSX or Linux. If the programmer likes fonts and typography, they'll tell you to get a Mac OSX computer. If they like control and have a huge beard, they'll tell you to install Linux. Again, use whatever computer you have right now that works."
Haven't you heard? The war on stupidity is over. Stupidity won.
Based on how B&N has reacted to Nook Color "hacks" for many months now, they never will. B&N gets it, the extra flexibility makes their product much more desirable to a significant minority of their customers.
The real value of a successful class action suit is that it can get the point across to a company that it can be cheaper to behave honorably and competently than not.
If you get some money, that's just frosting on the cake.
I can find them by looking for concentrations of small ethnic restaurants.