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Yay! Finally rolled over the 401(k) from my last company into an IRA. No Enron for me… :-p Was having a terrible time finding a definition for “capital surplus” and ran across this financial terms glossary.
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Read up on procmail today. Looks like a promising spam filtering solution considering that I was about to try writing my own.
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Sneaky… Expedia doesn’t always show the lowest price vendor on car rentals. Looks like they have some sort of preferred vendor agreement as I had to dig around to find the cheapest rate for a weekly rental from Alamo. So despite their insanely annoying ads, Orbitz may be worth another look.
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Tempted to grab State of Emergency (PS2) on sale at Circuit City for $40. Must maintain some semblance of discipline… The bribery scandal surrounding the SLC bid to host the Olympics was bad enough, but after watching the pairs skating results last night, I say, “Screw the Olympics.”
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This morning I dreamt that I could model my thought processes and emotions with a computer program. What an intriguing idea.
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So tonight I finally got around to reconciling my 401(k) transactions for my previous employer. Speaking of plan administration screw-ups, what kind of idiot thinks that an OTC fund has “similar investment objectives” to AIM Constellation? Dumbass!
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So now that I have been playing MGS2 so much, I am HOOKED on the MGS (original) soundtrack. Waaaah!
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Some ex-Enron employees were hoping that Bush would address their situation more directly in his State of the Union Address. Wake up, folks. There is more going on in this country than just Enron. Speaking from experience, if you invest all your eggs in one basket, you can only blame yourself for those tremendous losses.
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Steelers would not have opened as 15-point dogs, but it’s irrelant now. See ya, chumps. Wife of ex-CEO Lay says they’re broke. Does Andersen do the Lays’ personal accounting as well? Groom Killed By Stripper’s Boobs: This is just nuts.