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Not necessarily. There are a lot of Linux distros. The most popular Mint and Unbuntu are similar in speed to Windows or MAC from my experience.

Interesting, thanks for sharing. As the article mentioned I used Linux, for awhile, but went back to Windows with layers of security because of the apps.

Thanks makes sense.

http://www.banktech.com/core-systems/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=215900298

Can anyone tell me what the terms were for Irish home buyers? Did they have no doc, no down payment loans like the US? I ask because I believe in learning from the mistakes of others. I ask because some feel that Canada has a bubble housing market. But they require down payments and have no tax...

Interesting, thanks for posting. Seeing as how I don't trust the US gov. much I can't help but wonder if this is some preemptive salvo for the ability to lock down the net. That and the wonderful commercials of how Lockheed Martin is looking out for safety on the net makes me wonder.

Additionally, Ireland had a very large housing bubble, worse than the US in some respects, and we all know how bubbles end badly.

Agreed outsource it to EL AL / ex IDF, and with random checks on the security people themselves. The checks could be done by Seal Team 6 or the likes, they were able to penetrate every nuclear reactor. I was very impressed with how EL AL took out that nutjob at LAX in 02 before airport police...

As already mentioned, maybe the gov. should use their resources more appropriately, and proactively sue the ACLU so that we could profile the correct people. I am happy to see El Al proactively debating idiots on American news saying their method is unpractical, in America, and inferior. Fran...

I would rather risk the ceramic knife. In fact, I may just start flying El AL. I trust them over some rent a cop with a TSA badge.

Everyday Amerika becomes more of police state. If we really wanted to stop the problem we would go the route of El Al airlines. This is more about Big Brother and Chertoff making millions than our safety. http://gawker.com/5437499/why-is-michael-chertoff-so-excited-about-full+body-scanners...

I have, actually my in-laws, have an old cordura material briefcase from Lehman Bros about 10 years old, mint, but I just told them to hand onto it.

A few things. There are jobs which pay close to what some get on UI. Therefore, no motivation to take them. But that will change soon. Do people realize that when you require someone to work to get benefits it costs more than just giving the money with spot checks.......you have to pay people...

Agreed. Had potential.

I couldn't believe the women in Scottsdale. I grew next to Newport Beach, having seen plenty of hotties, but I was pleasantly surprised the 2 weeks I spent their for business.

Texas has a lot going for it sure. Currently best business climate in US. The weather leaves something to be desired. At least that's what Texans living in Colorado tell me. Summertime spent shuffling from air con to air con it was described to me as.

I wouldn't go that far. I know a few friends and colleagues that got their positions recently because of their MBA's. It was not the only factor though. That said there are, of course, a lot of unemployed graduates.

What about hedging? General Mills and the like do hedge.

I studied El-Al after 911, esp. when they took out that nut at LAX in 02, I believe it was. Can you imagine the lawsuits if you didn't pass the interview in line. I guess the must sign a waiver when they buy a ticket? Furthermore, not allowing armed pilots is just stupid, most are ex military...

What really got me passionate about decriminalization was when I went to Europe, specifically Amsterdam and the red light district was pretty safe, not what it was made out to be by Reagan and the DEA. Furthermore, under mandatory minimum federal drug sentencing guidelines some drug dealers...