... (ICS) practice strives to help companies as they work to achieve tax efficiency in their international operations. From major multinationals already operating in several countries to small businesses planning their first foray abroad, companies face a daunting array of regulations and tax concerns that impact - and inform - their global business decisions. With international perspective and local experience, our ICS professionals provide ...

... conduct maneuvers and that he hopes to "fly one of those things" himself. Russian military analysts said it was the first time Russian strategic bombers have landed in the Western Hemisphere since the Cold War. The surprise foray into Venezuela was certain to anger Washington and add to the strain in U.S.-Russian relations over Russia's war in Georgia. Chavez called the deployment part of a move toward a "pluri-polar world" - a ...

... (ICS) practice strives to help companies as they work to achieve tax efficiency in their international operations. From major multinationals already operating in several countries to small businesses planning their first foray abroad, companies face a daunting array of regulations and tax concerns that impact - and inform - their global business decisions. With international perspective and local experience, our ICS professionals provide ...

... in Uni Underwater and it's one of the things I do miss about Perth (though not the traffic) I'd guess the fish would have been Buff Bream - they're everywhere around the island and Perth coastal waters and they do that circling thing constantly. Good to hear you had a great time. You can stick the cold water, though - my wife and I are off to Bali after I come back from a little Exmouth foray in a fortnight. Hoges in WA

... learn to hate the topic, and proceed to spend all their free time trying to forget about programming. Well, imagine working in a Web shop where you do nothing but PHP and CSS and Javascript, with an occasional foray into trivial SQL. For a few years as a junior developer you could probably stay interested, but eventually you'd have to consider suicide, or do as you said - spend all your free time forgetting about what you do at ...

... (ICS) practice strives to help companies as they work to achieve tax efficiency in their international operations. From major multinationals already operating in several countries to small businesses planning their first foray abroad, companies face a daunting array of regulations and tax concerns that impact - and inform - their global business decisions. With international perspective and local experience, our ICS professionals provide ...

xahlee@gmail.com wrote: Btw, Jon, you often attack Lisp, Haskell. However, i don't think i've ever seen you criticize OCaml. Despite my foray into other FPLs, OCaml has remained my favourite language for getting work done (F# is arguably better for making money) but OCaml does have some problems: . OCaml lacks a concurrent garbage collector and, consequently, is unable to leverage shared-memory parallelism on a wide range of tasks....

... he'll get bored and go find another sandpit to play in. I don't let him wind me up. I find his posts hugely amusing, and derive entertainment from picking holes in his feeble logic and arguments. His occasional forays into science and maths are particularly entertaining. Yes, I agree, I do exactly the same. However, I do feel a slight sense of guilt - I mean, it's a bit like teasing the village idiot, ...

... he'll get bored and go find another sandpit to play in. I don't let him wind me up. I find his posts hugely amusing, and derive entertainment from picking holes in his feeble logic and arguments. His occasional forays into science and maths are particularly entertaining. Yes, I agree, I do exactly the same. However, I do feel a slight sense of guilt - I mean, it's a bit like teasing the village idiot, ...

... he'll get bored and go find another sandpit to play in. I don't let him wind me up. I find his posts hugely amusing, and derive entertainment from picking holes in his feeble logic and arguments. His occasional forays into science and maths are particularly entertaining. Yes, I agree, I do exactly the same. However, I do feel a slight sense of guilt - I mean, it's a bit like teasing the village idiot, isn't it?