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Enzolangellotti
9y ago
Eurostars are awfully simple to board on a wheelchair. If a platform hasn't been already provided (as it should be if you booked online) you merely need to ask for assistance at the check in desk, they'll call for a ramp. If pu
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9y ago
I still don't understand your objection to GSO's opportunistic trading. Triggers and credit events were provisions agreed on by both parties - it's a bespoke CDS after all - the only unintended consequence would be for fut
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10y ago
Indeed, but nobody (I certainly wasn't) was advocating to not do your homework and evaluate your risk. Sometimes, however, things just happen, for example James Simons stumbled upon the industry by chance. How many companies were mot
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10y ago
In fairness, by that logic nothing would ever get done. Microsoft? You're never going to win over IBM. Xerox? You'll always be ancillary to Kodak. GM? Ford is already there. The Fugger's Banking company? Good luck against th
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10y ago
Rom Harre's Pavlov's Dogs and Schrödinger's Cat (Oxford University Press) covers some of his experiments. Daniel Todes' Biography of Pavlov presents some of the material as well.
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11y ago
Ceres and Bacchus while he really meant Venus.
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11y ago
I'm starting a new import startup/e-store for original italian (Apulian, Campanian, Umbrian and Sicilian) olive oil aimed at the food lovers niche as my family hails from there, moreover I'm on friendly terms with some
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11y ago
Yes their leg was off-marketed. At the time, ESA 1995 allowed this kind of transaction (actually most euro countries lobbied for looser rules on swaps as every major treasury was employing CCS (France, Germany and Italy to name a few, at
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11y ago
Mathematics: Its Content, Methods and Meaning (Dover Books on Mathematics) Also, you might want to get Richard Courant's "What is mathematics?" and a book (I'm reading multiple as I'm in your same spot, didn't
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11y ago
Buy those: http://gcpm.rutgers.edu/books.html and this: http://www.amazon.com/dp/0486409163/?tag=stackoverfl08-20
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11y ago
Has any of you tried Pimsleur and Assimil? I'm learning French, Hebrew and Russian, and so far it has been great.
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11y ago
Leveraged ETFs are inherently more volatile than their underlying benchmark or index. For more information, CLICK HERE. Accounts are carried and cleared with First Southwest Company ("FSC").
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11y ago
To Mock a Mocking Bird by Raymond M. Smullyan. I'm having fun while my brain gets stretched.
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11y ago
Saleem, you need to fix the TOS text at the end of the page. Not only it's not formatted but it calls for a link which isn't there (Desktop using the latest version of firefox and windows, adblock disabled).
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11y ago
Unless you already know the material it will require a week or more. The book is very discoursive and clear, there are plenty of exercises and examples (which I assume the author of the list didn't do). I haven't proceeded pas
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Yeah, I figured out that since it was a survey, limiting the options to the most famous names was more of a necessity. IMHO I suggest you run a future survey asking about the most important qualities that a candidate should possess, just
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11y ago
Brin/Page, Ellison, Bezos, Cook, Weiner, Mollenkopf. Realistically: Ellison, Cook and Mollenkopf would be top contenders.
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11y ago
Yeah, those bums working 2 shifts to just put food on the table are certainly lazy, I mean they could forego sleep and study their way into Harvard instead. Also let's ignore the three billion people living on less than 2.50$ per day
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11y ago
"Journalists? Why pay attention to an English major?" Tell that to Jack Ma.
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11y ago
They look incredibly nice and skilled though. Too bad I don't possess a useful skillset nor an outstanding pedigree. Anyway, reporting verbatim their CEO "We have created a world where there are no server boundaries", so I a
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Damn, the OST was so good. I'm glad he's working on the sequel as well.
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11y ago
But it will raise the cost of building new robots!
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11y ago
Eh, talk about average luck http://www.south-africa-tours-and-travel.com/images/pretoria... "Notable alumni includes two Nobel Prize laureates, 18 Rhodes scholars, eight Supreme Court judges, intellectuals and spo
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11y ago
They have a 22.6% GAAP gross margin excluding ZEV credits, BUT unlike every other car manufacturer Tesla doesn't account for R&D and engineering expenses as a fraction of COGS (that's why Elon can claim they are up there
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11y ago
That's a hagiography right there.
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11y ago
I expected at least a mention to Planescape: Torment.
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11y ago
Then what it is? You're boycotting a country because it's defending itself.
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11y ago
A simple game?
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Yeah, I assume newish VCs have it tougher than most as expenses are high and management fees won't cover the full costs of operating the business. Well, you're entrepreneurs working at a higher level of abstraction after all.
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11y ago
Pre-rigorous, starting my journey.
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