It's a fun game if you take it for what it is. But as a Star Wars fan I just couldn't reconcile how casually powerful the characters are when Yoda and the Emperor had to focus much of their force powers just to lift platforms in the Senate.
But who are you to say that there's no reason for him to make that much money. Cisco obviously think they reason to so they gave him 19mil. He and Cisco agreed that he would get compensated if he delivered on agreed performance metrics. He did exactly just that.
Right because that is all there is to be a CEO. Like CEO's don't plan a company's future, nor do they make decisions other than employee pay or hours. Yes, CEOs have no skills that enables them to make deals with suppliers and buyers that earn the company hundreds of millions of dollars. They...
So if you were making the decisions you would have kept all those people and let the company lose money? And you would have said no to your compensation because, you know, you're a real leader? BS :rolleyes:
There's a point where adding more people give diminishing returns. They obviously...
Totally different. A movie theather is privately owned. You do not have the free speech right to talk loud regardless of whatever it is you want to say. Try it even with the most harmless of topic and watch yourself get kicked out.
I lived there 15 years before moving here to Portland. It really does rain constantly for 9 months of the year though it's been dryer the last few years. The good thing tho is Seattle doesn't get the harsh winters other cities as far north experience.
OT but: There's a Microcenter in Tustin?! Sweet! I'm moving to Costa Mesa at the beginning of the month for work. Fry's and Microcenter both close by, I can't wait!
It's not the non-compete that is the problem. It's the confidentiality agreement he signed with HP. Like I mentioned before even if he doesn't share any information he has about HP to anybody in Oracle it's the fact that he will be in a position to use confidential HP information for the benefit...
The monitor has DVI ports. You'll need an adapter or a cable has a dvi on one end and vga on the other http://vgatodvicable.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/dvi-vga-cable.jpg. Interestingly enough one of mine came with that cable.
I agree with HP here. He has intimate knowledge of HP and even if he does not disclose it to others he is in a position to use knowledge he has of HP against them.
Not a bad deal I think specially for those looking for cheap BR players.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Blu-Ray-Player-with-Avatar-Blu-ray-Standard-DVD-Special-Edition-and-6ft-HDMI-Cable/14918655
Kmart by my place had them in stock for $40 this morning. The clerk was giving out rain checks, they'll call when it's in sometime next week.
edit: This is in Portland btw.
I've been using my accell one since december. No regrets at all. Had trouble with the first one I got from amazon (flickering/losing signal), rma'd it with amazon cross shipping. Haven't had any issues since.
Doubt it. Almost every non-techie relative and friend I have own an AMD machine bought during one of the many holiday sales throughout the year. The only Intel users are the techie/gamers like me.