Elite

It's more elegant thank you think.

I know that there are several female billionaires but all the fortunes I can think of now are inherited

For example, if I notice that there are several large orders buying a stock, I can assume that a large institution is trying to purchase a position. If you reach this conclusion quickly enough, you can buy up enough stock, temporarily hiking the price, and selling the stock back to the large institution as they are trying to fulfill their purchase order. Do this enough times, and for large enough orders, and you can make money.

And even those numbers were suspect, as there was another retail data source that said the opposite -- that sales were slightly up..

I never believed for a second that the latest campaign ended up as a LOSS.

The only industry I can think of that basically told government "Go fuck yourselves" was wall street. Even Big Oil panders.

I'm sure many people read FMylife for the schadenfraude -- there will people who may just wnat to read, without contributing directly

Details?

2003 Contract starts on page 11

According to the NYT from 2007:http://nyti.ms/cC0HwJ "An e-mail message, circulated widely by Mr. Greenspan to Harvard students on Sept. 19, 2003, describes the newest feature of houseSYSTEM, as "The Face Book" an online system for quickly locating other students. The date was four months before Mr. Zuckerberg started his own site"

My question: did these two parties independently come up with an idea for "The Face Book" for Harvard and both pitched it to Zuckerberg? Seems odd at the very least on the face of things. Greenspan, if you can comment on this -- were you affiliated with Ceglia at all?

It is difficult for most people to really grasp how much 184 million gallons is, or to tell the difference between $1 Trillion in bailout vs $2 trillion in bailout money. After some point, we just give up and call it "a lot". I think this has very real public policy consequences.

But I'd bet, we'd very much understand if your boss said he was cutting your $100k salary to $50k.

Sounds like something Mr. Shrute would do. GUILTY!

The reason I didn't use "open-source" is because the product would be proprietary. The product code would not be open, but be property of the company, which the employees collectively own.

But nonetheless, I have never 'hated' on digg. The site has changed and I realize it's not for me anymore. I'm sure there are many users that love it the way it is, just not me.

I haven't checked this out entirely yet, but if it does what it's suppsed to do well then this will ultimately be a good thing for quality applications from a wider domain space.

I would raise initial salary from my own pocket for the lead CTO, so I'm curious if I'd have enough. $90k+ is not feasible.

This individual thrives on your energy and your attention. Let him rot. I'm sure he wasn't the first and he won't be the last.