AJAX C# Edit Gridview in Popup
Geocoding with Python
Ubuntu Alternative...try foresight linux
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Monday, June 29, 2009
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Bing Bing
I wonder if Microsoft should spin off its search business. Probably the best thing that could have happened for MSFT is the government breaking up the company. That would probably have resulted in twice the market cap for the parts than the current stock...think of how Rockefeller made his riches.
So I would think that Bing would attract tons of good money as a new entrant into the search field. An entrant with a risky, but potentially huge return.
So I would think that Bing would attract tons of good money as a new entrant into the search field. An entrant with a risky, but potentially huge return.
Friday, June 19, 2009
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Map of S&P 500
Find companies near you. Can you draw a map with street addresses of public companies in your neighborhood. Maybe start with zips.
Friday, June 12, 2009
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
The Second Coming
With all of the advancements with technology and computers, I wonder if anyone has applied the use of statics and probability to the likelihood of Jesus returning to the earth?
In Ancient Greece, the gods, such as Ares, Apollo, and Aphrodite, shared the earth with their human subjects. Well, maybe not shared, but the earth, sun, and sky were for their enjoyment as well as for humankind. Today, we live in an age of precision. If you can't find it on a balanced scorecard, then it might as not well exist.
So here is my question...maybe I can outsource the problem to India...what is the probability that Jesus will come to earth during my lifetime? 10%? 1%? .01%? .0000001%? My gut feeling thinks it is in the 3% to 5% range +/- 10%, but I can't provide an educated guess without doing the math, and since I'm no statistician, it may take the rest of my life before I can give any justifyable answer, so for now I'll just go with my gut.
In Ancient Greece, the gods, such as Ares, Apollo, and Aphrodite, shared the earth with their human subjects. Well, maybe not shared, but the earth, sun, and sky were for their enjoyment as well as for humankind. Today, we live in an age of precision. If you can't find it on a balanced scorecard, then it might as not well exist.
So here is my question...maybe I can outsource the problem to India...what is the probability that Jesus will come to earth during my lifetime? 10%? 1%? .01%? .0000001%? My gut feeling thinks it is in the 3% to 5% range +/- 10%, but I can't provide an educated guess without doing the math, and since I'm no statistician, it may take the rest of my life before I can give any justifyable answer, so for now I'll just go with my gut.
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