I believe they don't vest if they're fired. So your choice as offered is (a) be fired and lose your stocks, or (b) lose your stocks.

Twice I've had job offers which were clearly better than my current job. I wanted to remain on good terms, so I explained the situation. Both times they didn't counter, they knew it was a better job, and they understood why it would be foolish not to take it.

SPSS grew out of Stanford University in the 1960s, bought by IBM for $1.2 billion in 2009. SAS, which grew out of NC State, is the world's largest privately held software company.

Works with my aluminium framed bike, but I can imagine it wouldn't work everyone, depending on positioning, sensitivity, etc. Also makes you look a little silly.

Jump off your bike, lie it down on the ground over the sensor. Usually does the trick.

I did that trip too, about 25 years ago. Trawfynydd was still running then. (You're not from the Potteries, are you?)

Indeed, and if you bought a CD recently, you get a dollar off the download, so I got the download, and 20GB of storage for a year, for nothing. Order #: D01-7112762-2631304 Subtotal of items: $0.99 Discounts/Promotions: - $0.99 ------ Total before tax: $0.00 Tax Collected: $0.00 ------ Total for this Order: $0.00

It's not like MS ran out of codes.

I've got one - it's every time you turn it on. And if it loses power it shuts down (unless you tell it to continue on battery). We made the location our kids' school, except now we've moved (and they've moved school) so that's going to be a pain. Luckily, I'm not the type to forget a PIN.

But they can't find your house in the GPS, because they don't know the PIN, so they can't get in to see what's inthe GPS. (Although they might know where you live because they found your car there.)

Will you need my PIN number? Or my personal PIN number?

But Gottman didn't know what he was doing when it came to data analysis.

The bit where you enter their password might make it a little bit tricky.

You need a shitload of luck too, of course ...