In other business news, the White House conceded today that out of the 300,000 people
who found new jobs last month, 299,998 of them were involved in the production of
negative campaign ads for the President and the other two were hired to slash Richard
Clarkes tires.
-- by Andy Borowitz.
And here's a virtual real-ity check mangled headline from CBC
Marketwatch:
YAHOO FALLS LOWER DUE RESIGNATION OF BRAZIL'S CENTRAL BANK CHIEF.
We took our honeymoon in Yahoo Falls.
Wonderful place.
mbs
Courtesy of a colleague of mine.
[Warning: this post contains no ad hominem remarks,
slurs, viciousness, slander, ruthless criticism,
race-baiting, complaints, or other negative vibes.]
1. Understand that Xerox and Wurlitzer were going to merge. They're
going to make reproductive organs.
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And here's a virtual real-ity check mangled headline from CBC Marketwatch:
YAHOO FALLS LOWER DUE RESIGNATION OF BRAZIL'S CENTRAL BANK CHIEF.
Huh?
Tom Walker
http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/
Max wrote,
And here's a virtual real-ity check mangled headline from CBC
Marketwatch:
YAHOO FALLS LOWER DUE RESIGNATION OF BRAZIL'S CENTRAL BANK CHIEF.
We took our honeymoon in Yahoo Falls.
Wonderful place.
mbs
That's on the Amazon.com river, eh?
Tom Walker
THE CORPORATE CORNER:
WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO JOB _CREATION_?
Reducing staff works best when the practice
becomes a habit, suggests a survey of human
resources managers at 713 U.S. companies. The
survey, by the American Management Association,
found that cutting workers does improve profit and
