I haven’t seen anything that indicates that Mayer had any idea of what she was doing.

Yes, but Yahoo has been around long enough that they were at one time at least equal to Google. At that time, you were hoping to be the one doing the buying out rather than being bought.

I find it entirely probable that Yahoo thought it ranked among those giants.

No?

I read the article in the local NJ paper a few weeks ago, before it went viral. She ran out of gas by where he was camping (just off the interstate). So she went back there a day later (gave him some food and a Wawa gift card if I recall) and he was living nearby.

We just put a mattress on the floor and made sure there was nothing else to climb in the room.

That’s probably why it’s mostly in a trust fund.

The problem may not even be decorating for kids, as much as it is decorating for *other people’s* kids.

(Unless the kid’s been kicking your chair the whole time;in that case,leave the lil bastard).

The preferred safe clothing and shoes are the exact opposite of the clothing that helps you get through security faster.

You-peel shrimp is just a marketing ploy to get the costumer to do work the cook should have done in the kitchen.

I was all excited until I read that you would have to go brick and mortar theater instead of watching it from home.

There’s no such thing as a free airline ticket. At best you can just get other people to pay your way for you - and that’s just as much of a luxury for the average person as being able to afford the tickets themselves.

I just made some last hour. Started with hot tap water at 5:25 and shrimp was done and perfect at 6. Didn’t have to watch it, didn’t have to cook in batches.

If you’re a regular flier, this isn’t advice for you.

Awesome. Can’t wait to make a big batch of sous vide peel n eat shrimp next time I’m hosting a bbq

Do you even vaguely comprehend what this article is explaining?

It’s not that simple. Perhaps read the linked article before you opine about something you clearly don’t understand. It’s extremely common for PhD students’ stipends to be much lower than the value of their tuition waivers, meaning that taxing their tuition waivers would more than double their taxable income, in many…

They’ll probably just use the loophole my grad school did. They officially changed the tuition for grad students to $25, and we paid that tuition. There was no tuition reduction or waiving. That was the tuition costs for the grad school.

It is consistent, but its also dumb. The whole point of tax breaks is to encourage activity that has been shown to give high returns for the country as a whole. Education is among the highest of these. Eliminating a tax break that encourages education, so you can decrease taxes on the wealthy is just trading a high…