An Imperfectly Good Question: What to Do Now?
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The Patriots may be great again next season, but until Sunday, this season had the special air of inevitability, complete with the breaks and luck that perfection requires.
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What should a failed tech company do? How about going into mortgage securities?
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What would you do with $12 billion?  You might have two ideas in mind, neither of which is necessarily exclusive of the other: First, do some good; and second, make sure that money keeps growing.
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Could now be the right time to add some junk to your portfolio?
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Found in the search marketing forums: What to Do Now?; Do You Think SEO Is A Con?; Broad Match Just Got Dangerous; and more.
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The Motley Fool - You've got a money question, and the guy in the next cubicle hasn't a clue how to answer. You need trustworthy information. But where to start?
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What can you do to lend a hand in the wake of tragedy?
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It's time to add new money to your portfolio. What will you do?
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Start 2005 richer and thinner. We can help with that first one.
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FOXBOROUGH - What did you do yesterday to pass the time while waiting for the inevitable?
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Well, that's easy to answer but, more important what is he doing? And why? Well, here is a not so quick update.
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Plus, from zero to Hero, and stale Wonder Bread?
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As anyone that's worked with a programming language for a long time knows, you get to know the ins and outs of it pretty well. You get a good feel for how it all works and how feel confident in your skills with it. But what happens if you decide to move on and leave the relationship? Check out this take on just such a situation from the Yet Another Web Development Blog.   We've been together for about five years now. I've had a lot of good times and I've really enjoyed being with you. However, the more we work together, the more concerned I get about our future. I'm sorry, but you don't have the elegance that inspires me to want marry you. I think it's time we broke up.   Some of the reasons given for moving on is PHP's seeming identity crisis, consistency in function names/functionality, and performance issues that were just too much.    Despite being a bit anti-PHP, it's still a well-written piece. Check it out...
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The question you've always asked is now answered.
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And if so, how should savvy types proceed? We have some ideas.
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Open source is not always the best software.  When it's not, use something else.  Is this complicated?
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A simple question yields a surprising answer.