I have decided that tech recruiters truly are the scum of the earth. 9/10 times they don't even get me an interview and treat me as if I'm wasting THEIR time, wtf you called me, I took the time to meet with you. If you didn't meet with me you would have met with somebody else, I on the other hand could have used my time working on the business I'm trying to start because people like you won't get me a job. To any recruiters out there, stop treating people like they are a waste of your time if there not a perfect fit for the job, their time may be more valuable than yours. If I apply directly for a position my odds of getting an interview are about 50/50. I'm a developer and the last time I met with a recruiter was for a testing position. The fact that I was a developer was a big plus, but they still didn't get me an interview because I don't have formal testing experience (again wtf I test every line of code I write before QA gets their hands on it, just not with automated testing tools). Anyway, you ask "where do people learn to talk like this?" The answer is India.

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There's a great idea. Google is bringing you readers for free, better stop this unless they pay you to bring readers to your stories.

Some programming languages come and go. Some do web development better than mobile and some are better for mobile development than the web. Then there are compatibility issues. I admit I haven't done any mobile development but for the web I like to use a LAMP stack its relatively easy to learn and is great for interacting with databases. But I think Java is the best for what you want to do, it has proven it's staying power. It can do both web and mobile development and has the best cross platform compatibility, the downside is a steeper learning curve than other languages and it's slower on the web than other options. Another option would be .NET which would give you the advantage of choosing from several languages such as Visual Basic, C++ and C#. The learning curve of Visual Basic is a very easy one. The disadvantage to .NET is cross platform compatibility. One important consideration is your work environment, if this is for your job then you need to consider what the other developers work with. Some work environments may prefer one platform over another.

As a resident of Salt Lake City I can say we are the only ones in the nation importing waste from Italy, thanks to Energy Solutions (as in the Energy Solutions Erena, formerly known as the Delta Center, now known as the tox box among other nick names). I will say nothing other than victory is ours. Not in my back yard.

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Oops I realize I misspelled economics.

Where is Sim City 4 Deluxe? After 7 years of playing this game, with new buildings I can download all the time like the Burj Dubai, the Freedom Tower, Taipei 101, and canals with malls, new parks, utility buildings and anything you can think of this is the perfect game for anyone who is interested in city planning.