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Html is more of a templating system. It isn't even interpreted like java script, which is probably what you would need, as html has no algorithmic constructs such as loops or conditionals.

Not sure I agree with this. Seems like esp. duing the down-tiurn, more and more females are locking their legs and opening only for those with lots of cashola.

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/wrPGoPFRUdc" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> <b>If this is what is leading the parade, then the 1% has already won 1000 times over.</b>

"Go out and date"? Dating is by and large a thing of the past. this is a fact. The "real thing" isn't that great anymore. Hasn't been for about 25 years when most became "strong and independent". No wonder most guys are engaged in digital bliss...much easier and less emotionally risky than...

Yes, they were so intelligent that they ended up fighting a war at many fronts... always a winning strategy.

Because job creation/retention is one of their 'social programs'. They subsidize job positions during a recession rather than eliminate them. Then during the recovery period these programs are scaled back in.

Agree completely. Sadly for many the only way to have any contact with females is through marriage unless you are a master of PUA crap.

..and the company's stock jumps! (big surprise) http://money.cnn.com/2011/09/06/technology/yahoo_carol_bartz/index.htm

If you are wondering what will happen after the madness of the last 50 years, just look at what happened during late Egypt and Rome. In both cultures the women gained more influence and power and in both cases the cultures fell apart shortly after. But then again this time is different... (as it...

Has this been your personal experience? ;)

Late Rome entered several social crises that took more than 1000 years to resolve.

Mutual funds pull out 12% yearly?? There are many hedgies out there that can't even do that!

I do not think discussing the credit rating (or stock price) of IB pertinent to this thread's question. The main point is whether trader's/clients fund are 100% insured in case IB goes bankrupt/out of business (for whatever reason).

I think discussing the credit rating of IB is not the issue here. The main point is whether trader's/clients fund are 100% insured in case IB goes bankrupt/out of business (for whatever reason).

Funds are currently located in a bank that has FDIC protection of 250,000 USD (i.e. won't cover all funds). Would the funds be better protected in an IB account?

$60, no less.

Time to buy some of those Neke Oct 2011 puts!! :D :D :D :D

Then again the strong, independent bitch can pay her own way since we are all so equal today, right hun?

I'm in. :D