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“Good-looking people and tall people get a “beauty premium†— an extra 5 percent an hour — while there is a “plainness penalty†of 9 percent in wages.”
Would explain my own pathetic compensation package.
(yes, I said package)
Somewhat dated release from the Federal Reserve Bank:
Excerpt from Maureen Dowd’s comments on the case of the poor gorgeous woman told to tone down her “sexiness” by Citibank.
A 2005 analysis by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis confirmed what seems apparent, from presidential races to executive boardrooms: Good-looking people and tall people get a “beauty premium†— an extra 5 percent an hour — while there is a “plainness penalty†of 9 percent in wages.
Last night I went to a meeting about resdeisgning the website for my nonprofit. It was with the kind of people who write a list of things on a piece of paper, then hold up the paper and say things like, “OK, for now we’ll keep this analog, and we’ll get a three-ring binder and use it as our database.”
Creative professionals have a lingo all their own. However it was a rather fun meeting as brainstorming creatively about words to use is fun.
BHO appears to be getting all his facts from Bloomberg Radio, which talked about many of these things (“bull market climbs a wall of worry”) last week.
“Good-looking people and tall people get a “beauty premium†— an extra 5 percent an hour — while there is a “plainness penalty†of 9 percent in wages.”
Would explain my own pathetic compensation package.
(yes, I said package)
RIG cracking like eggshells again
looks like today might be an unexpected “Wheeeeeeeeee!!!!” day
Somewhat dated release from the Federal Reserve Bank:
Excerpt from Maureen Dowd’s comments on the case of the poor gorgeous woman told to tone down her “sexiness” by Citibank.
A 2005 analysis by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis confirmed what seems apparent, from presidential races to executive boardrooms: Good-looking people and tall people get a “beauty premium†— an extra 5 percent an hour — while there is a “plainness penalty†of 9 percent in wages.
I like the two castles nestled up in the rocks!
Last night I went to a meeting about resdeisgning the website for my nonprofit. It was with the kind of people who write a list of things on a piece of paper, then hold up the paper and say things like, “OK, for now we’ll keep this analog, and we’ll get a three-ring binder and use it as our database.”
Creative professionals have a lingo all their own. However it was a rather fun meeting as brainstorming creatively about words to use is fun.
BHO appears to be getting all his facts from Bloomberg Radio, which talked about many of these things (“bull market climbs a wall of worry”) last week.
This is pretty neat, from cnn.com
Top 10 Precarious Buildings
http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1995297_1995295_1995294,00.html?cnn=yes&hpt=C2
“Yeah, what is going on with the OT?”
Dunno, dona! But this new turn of PLUSAs as Market Analysts has to stop!! : P