Looking through a few names, it seems that the profs on the list are all doctors. I'm not surprised by this at all: doctors make a lot of money. Surgeons make more. Cardio-thoracic surgeons top the pay list, along with neurosurgeons. The top prof on that list, Mark David Iannettoni is the head of cardio-thoracic surgery at a major teaching hospital. The second prof is a neurosurgeon.
Must be some mistake. They forgot to include Greg House.
When suddenly a customer (Hint: Think big computer company in Austin, TX) proclaimed they were happy with the level of service they were getting and wanted to step it up, which would have put the company very far into the black, the executives had to confess they no longer had sufficient staff to handle the load. The customer elected to dump us and that was all she wrote.
fought with the HackerDefender rootkit earlier this year. Best I can tell it got in through a vulnerability in the Finger port of my mail server.
Maybe your employer has reasons for this; but WHY in God's name is finger even open on this mail server? If this was mandated, then you were done no good deed in being required to keep finger open.
No, it isn't. If it were, it wouldn't act like a teenager with an unlimited credit card. I don't know of many businesses that could run very long with a deficit such as that of the U.S. Government.
Don't even get me started on that Ponzi scheme known as Social Security.
I'd like to try this out. GnuCash seems like a good foundation for keeping track of finances, but past versions haven't been user friendly enough for non-accountants like myself.
Even if you are a non-accountant, you really should take a course in accounting fundamentals. After I did that, GnuCash makes much more sense to me (now that I understand basics in accounting).
Any software app is just a tool. You really need to understand what the tool is doing. If this is too much trouble, then you should go ahead and pay an accountant or bookkeeper to do this job for you.
College students want a cheap but stylish machine, yet they don't want to lose their "gaming" functionality.
Or maybe they should concentrate on their studies, graduate, get a decent-paying job, and then they'll have some disposable income to buy a machine sufficient for their gaming needs.
For Christ's sake!!!!! Priorities are definitely fucked here!!!!!!!!!!
Maybe they should read this before making any big buying decisions.
Why? Because the gloating, tease you in advance criminal mastermind type that pulls that BS is found only in cheap comic books and novels.
It's the type of plot development that's only taken seriously by 12 year old mentalities.
Or people who get WAY too involved when they watch "24" in Mom's basement.
I disagree. Now we can grow more and more teeth in labs then sell them to the tooth fairy! I think I have now solved the missing link of the age old equation:
Step 1: Grow Teeth
Step 2: ???
Step 3: PROFIT!
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Either that, or these are the former MS troops who tried running Hotmail on NT.
Powerpoint is evil and should be a controlled item; like alcohol, tobacco, and firearms.
Interesting how you call it "the membership card". I have usually referred to it as "the union card".
Don't even get me started on that Ponzi scheme known as Social Security.
Any software app is just a tool. You really need to understand what the tool is doing. If this is too much trouble, then you should go ahead and pay an accountant or bookkeeper to do this job for you.
So, do we have a deal?
Ho there, varlot! Poaching the King's intellectual property, eh?
That at least he didn't compromise any email accounts.
For Christ's sake!!!!! Priorities are definitely fucked here!!!!!!!!!!
Maybe they should read this before making any big buying decisions.
Oh, that's right. This is Slashdot. Mea culpa.
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Particularly under the "Financial History" tab? I'm not a stock broker, but I would think the annual reports required by the SEC would cover this.
Peter: "Yeah?"
Lawrence: "Watch out for your cornhole."