In March 2015 Verizon essentially sold off over 11000 cell towers to American Tower....

Your father was in upper management. That explains it.

Nothing could do more damage to that movement than exposing that Das Fuhrer had the language skills of a middle school American sleeping through their first semester German class.

It's Der Fuerher...

(Did you take German in 7th or 8th grade?)

"My wife is under 30 ... I am older"

1. I am older
2. ???
3. My wife is under 30
4. Profit!!

Under what legal theory do you think a court would conclude a program that links to a GPL'd dynamic library is a derived work of that library?

Retirement eligible after 30 years, so many in their early 50s...

IBM didn't lose the court case that counted (appeals court - SCOTUS denied cert). Anybody younger than about 50 at IBM is on a hybrid (cash balance) plan...

Unemployment insurance is quite cheap, and the premiums are only paid on the first few thousand dollars of wages. The net effect is nowhere near paying two salaries, unless one of them is in Zimbabwe....

TFA says he's in Des Moines and claimed $24K in salary for 2002 and 2003. The BLS website shows that the mean annual income for "Accountants and auditors" in Des Moines for those two years was $46K and $49K, respectively.

http://www.bls.gov/bls/blswage.htm

Oh, they get paid a lot more than $1. But it's in forms that isn't subject to FICA (e.g., incentive stock options).

The distinction between Mr. Watson and Mssrs. Jobs, Ellison, Brin, et al, is that the salaries of the latter are set by independent boards of directors of public companies. Mr. Watson set his own salary, which the court found was not commensurate with the market rate for that sort of work.

Check your stats a bit more carefully.

The University of Kentucky athletics department brings in about $60 million/year in revenue.

That funds their budget (and Calipari's grotesque salary). Roughly $1 million, IIRC, makes its way back into the general university system.

http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?iVersionId=49

Seriously, it's a very useful tool to get the gist of things.
More amusingly, it come up with gems like this, (FTA):