This is a trivial change. It is only taking your gross pay time either 4.2% or 6.2% depending on whether they extend the tax break or not.

I have found it is a very good exercise to let the programmers tell me how long it is going to take to get the job done. We do it in a group setting with all the peers involved. The programmers don't want to look bad among their peers so they usually set realistic dates and work hard to meet them. Each week we review progress in a group setting. This seems to work very well.

I feel the same way. I am not a guru in any one thing but can do a lot in a lot of different things. it has kept me gainfully employed since 1970. I started out in college programming an IBM 1130 in fortran and assembler, moved to Burroughs L/TC accounting computers in assembler, then NCR, Cobol, Data General a myriad of languages, communications protocols hdlc, X25, sdlc, sna, 2780/3780, postgresql, php, html, C, C++, etc,etc.

The problem is they have difficulty, with prostate cancer, in telling which are slow growing and which are aggressive.

Insurance does not pay for hearing aids!!!!!

What is really staggering is that under re-examination 90% of claims are rejected based on academic research on the issue. This means 9 out of 10 claims in patents aren't valid.

Yeah and also by T-Mobile, excuse why the need more frequencies.

what is so consistent about em0 and pcixxx

Yeah. And the no paste thing only works in Chrome. Can someone check the page's source and see if there is something intentional in there blocking it? I just copied and pasted the above using chrome on Linux no problem.

Who has insurance that pays for hearing aids. No one I know!

To the person who said there are only 50 States, this is true but in every state there are local option sales taxes. Also not collecting the tax gives me more money to spend.