Search results

Looks like a phone system......

I'll go with "flashlight" :confused: :confused:

+1

Walk the High Line (http://www.thehighline.org/)

Is Sparks even around anymore??

Agreed

Knock before entering???

Start here ... good luck http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basis_trading

Half agree here .... how old is the card??

I purchase a lot of different items from Monoprice and have to say if for any reason you don't like something they have a great return policy....

I think I would have preferred it with three single mounts. If the desk were wider I would have gone with a 3x having said that the Ikea desk I'm using has support arms that the monitors have to cut in front of and three single mounts may have allowed them a better angle to place the monitors at...

Here you go: They are from left to right..Hanns G 24" Hanns G 22" Acer 22" The acer has since been replaced by another Hanns G 24" The left monitor is on a single desk mount and the center/right are on the dual mount...apologize for the lighting I'm in SoCal and the sun passes right in front...

I went with product id 7564.... Have been very happy with it says that it accommodates up to 23" but I have a 24" Hanns G and have had no problem ... Full disclosure I don't move or adjust it much so don't know how it would react to a lot of movement.

Here you go: http://www.monoprice.com/products/search.asp?keyword=desk+mount&x=0&y=0

If you make the move on new monitors you may want to consider a 2 monitor stand that attaches to the shelf. I have the same desk and use a stand to hold a 22 and 24" Picked it up from monoprice.com works great and gives you much more desk space.

Are those Fortune's taped to the bottom of the monitor???

At least with Refco they would finance hedge Funds when they were just becoming a "thing" and when the trades went south Refco just assumed the liabilities and kept them trading with more capital ... as long as that trading was done at Refco and they would keep making money off the trading all...

More Good News....... MF Global Holdings Ltd. acknowledged to federal regulators that money had been diverted out of customer accounts in violation of futures rules and law, according to a federal official. The Wall Street brokerage, which filed for bankruptcy protection Monday...

Thanks for playing.......

What do you expect when you assume all the slugs from Refco into a new company. New dress on the old whore.