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Recently at the 2007 Biennial Convention of the Institute of Actuaries of Australia, there was a fascinating paper presented on the changing nature of the workforce. The paper, titled It’s time to abolish retirement (and here’s how to do it), looks at retirement (for recreation) as being a relatively recent phenomenon. It argues that given […]
This is how Apple makes its money. It looks like the packaging actually costs more than the cable itself.
In response to a question, here is a random selection of music purchases: Light Surrounding You, Evermore Gravity, John Mayer Teardrop, Massive Attack 20 Good Reasons, Thirsty Merc Chasing Cars, Snow Patrol The Kill, 30 Seconds to Mars How Far We’ve Come, Matchbox Twenty