more specific this
http://www.fool.com/shop/newsletters/13/index.htm?source=irrsitlnk455050
could be the answer for some, at least steering in the right direction...
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16Who else hasn't got a pension plan?!!!!!!!
by Gill inwell here we are starting to think about retiring in another twenty years and what do we find?
we find that we've missed the best years of our lives for saving in a pension plan simply because we knew that we wouldn't need one because armageddon was coming.
we were told by quite a few elders in our congregation that simply having a pension plan showed lack of faith that the kingdom was coming very soon and we should actively get rid of the company pension plans that we had.
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I keep finding more and more grey hairs in my beard. :S
by Elsewhere ina few years ago i started my little "collection" in a small container in my bathroom.
evertime i find a grey hair in my beard i pluck it out and put it in the container.
so far the collection has been quite "modest".. now it looks like they grey hairs in my beard are starting to gang up on me.
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ask metatron he is the antiaging guru
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Well ,I Just Had An Elder Come By To See If I Wanted To Go For A Beer
by minimus ina little before 5p.m., i got a call asking me how long i'd be working to.
it was my ex best friend, i'll call roger.
i recognized his voice.
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min,
it is obvious now but i will say that again
"YOU are being tracked"
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??'s for Computer Programmers
by DanTheMan inwell at 34 years of age i'm still wondering what i'm going to do with my life, career-wise.. i have done well in college courses i've taken in math, computer programming, and logic.
also i have a fair amount of experience working as an end-user of various database programs used by my previous and current employers, and i have found that i have a good intuitive knack for understanding the underlying logic that makes them do what they do.
so, i think that i have the mental goods necessary to be a good computer programmer, in fact i feel that i could be a pretty damn good one.. but, with all the out-sourcing, i'm wondering if american computer programmers are a dying breed that will eventually be completely supplanted by indian, chinese, and russian programmers.. so to those of you americans who currently work in the field, do you think that it is foolish to pursue a degree in computer science, given current trends?
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"Arab translators",
You sure know black gold is the grease that keeps everything moving in the right direction...
but dont go too fast or too deep into the grease, let me tell you, despite the fact that hydrogen is corrosive and volatil, somehow it WILL move everything, indeed make thing fly...
what about coding onthefly? (for impatient developers)
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??'s for Computer Programmers
by DanTheMan inwell at 34 years of age i'm still wondering what i'm going to do with my life, career-wise.. i have done well in college courses i've taken in math, computer programming, and logic.
also i have a fair amount of experience working as an end-user of various database programs used by my previous and current employers, and i have found that i have a good intuitive knack for understanding the underlying logic that makes them do what they do.
so, i think that i have the mental goods necessary to be a good computer programmer, in fact i feel that i could be a pretty damn good one.. but, with all the out-sourcing, i'm wondering if american computer programmers are a dying breed that will eventually be completely supplanted by indian, chinese, and russian programmers.. so to those of you americans who currently work in the field, do you think that it is foolish to pursue a degree in computer science, given current trends?
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lawrence,
you are more than right,
when i mentioned "soft developer" i assumed analysis is under 'your' belt, of course THAT is the main point.
it is a mistake to jump into let say IT in general not knowing how business operate and what their goal are,
a hi number at the bottom line, obtained by simplying, automating, increasing productivity, just on time logistic, improved communications, interdepartamental 'connectivity' and data sharing, get statitstics on the fly, online inventory, good CRM, all of the above and more.
so back to businees school and then IT school
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Motorcycles are no good
by one inthis is a new topic so not to contradict myself (bigdeal), with garbage i posted in a previous thread, started by bean.
contrary to what valis posted vague opinion, i still believe that the motorcycle is a reinvented glorified (no merit) bycicle.. i also beleive that it was reinvented by (or ordered by ) a lazy, or semiparilitic son of bin oil magnate.. i tell you anyone who do that to the ozone deserve to be called anything you want.. .
i mean the ozone was just fine until they found out that the liquidblackgoldmilkshake was good business.. .
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Simon
my last post in this thread had to be retyped (blame me for not using an offline wordprocessor.
when i clicked submit received error message to go back, not only that but error message told me that it did not notify the system ADMINIsTRATOR (you) about it, so it was decent to tell me that my message went nowhere.... and only "he" and I were aware of the miracle.
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Motorcycles are no good
by one inthis is a new topic so not to contradict myself (bigdeal), with garbage i posted in a previous thread, started by bean.
contrary to what valis posted vague opinion, i still believe that the motorcycle is a reinvented glorified (no merit) bycicle.. i also beleive that it was reinvented by (or ordered by ) a lazy, or semiparilitic son of bin oil magnate.. i tell you anyone who do that to the ozone deserve to be called anything you want.. .
i mean the ozone was just fine until they found out that the liquidblackgoldmilkshake was good business.. .
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baby AC/DC?
try another combination
fyi
a fuel cel just put out dc power,
the best and modern electric vehicle use ac motors, in fact three phase ac motors.
so the fuel cel output is "inputed" to a DC/AC converter, coming out with three hot wires (three phase)
then AC is "inputed" to a controller, to control speed (no multigear transmission needed)
your next assigment is to figure out how to sound Boooom, Boooomm
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Depression & Jehovah's Witnesses
by minimus inis it me or does it seem that nearly all jws go through depression in varying ways??
i'm not talking about what the average person could deal with because of a loss of a loved one or a job termination, etc.
i'm referring to being depressed because you're a jehovah's witness.
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Motorcycles are no good
by one inthis is a new topic so not to contradict myself (bigdeal), with garbage i posted in a previous thread, started by bean.
contrary to what valis posted vague opinion, i still believe that the motorcycle is a reinvented glorified (no merit) bycicle.. i also beleive that it was reinvented by (or ordered by ) a lazy, or semiparilitic son of bin oil magnate.. i tell you anyone who do that to the ozone deserve to be called anything you want.. .
i mean the ozone was just fine until they found out that the liquidblackgoldmilkshake was good business.. .
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"and she'll never see you until its too late."
exacly the reason why i sold my third motorcycle and haven't ryde one since . , BUT forr the last couple of years i feel like doing it again.
in my case was HE (not she) and without a cel phone,
btw ban cel while driving NOW
hd1gator ,
"what's a scooter tramp to do?"
go get an electric one (fuel cell) ASAP, just keep looking until you find it.
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Non-JW teacher needing advice
by Teacher inhi there, i'm new to the board and have turned here for advice.
i am a new teacher and have a child in my class who is a jw.
as i know nothing about the religion i thought i would ask here.. i am aware that he will not be able to take part in re or religious assemblies or christmas activities.
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grade?
i can put you in contact with a exjw teacher...