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    Rush Limbaugh is not out of the woods yet

    No one has adequately explained what the difference is between prescribed drugs that are abused and say, marijuana, except for the fact that one...
    Post by: whalerider, Dec 27, 2003 in forum: Off-Topic Discussions
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    Rush Limbaugh is not out of the woods yet

    I have actually seen footage of Rush calling for the incarceration of drug abusers.
    Post by: whalerider, Dec 25, 2003 in forum: Off-Topic Discussions
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    Ohio University challenge for credit

    I very much appreciate you putting this option into perspective for me. I have a much better base for approaching OU, with your insight. I'm...
    Post by: whalerider, Dec 25, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Ohio University challenge for credit

    I notice that Ohio U offers to set up special course credit by exam even if they do not formally offer that course for credit by exam, as long as...
    Thread by: whalerider, Dec 25, 2003, 3 replies, in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Rush Limbaugh is not out of the woods yet

    The Robert Downey Jr saga is but one example of a recent, overexposed, highly publicized drug treatment involving a Hollywood "liberal".
    Post by: whalerider, Dec 25, 2003 in forum: Off-Topic Discussions
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    Important Message for All DegreeInfo Members!

    I think you forgot Festivus... http://www.karber.net/seinfeld/festivus/default.htm :D
    Post by: whalerider, Dec 24, 2003 in forum: Off-Topic Discussions
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    More questions about Math degree...

    Upper level math courses available http://www.uidaho.edu/eo/newhtml/spring2004.htm#math Let's see...I think I'll need a minimum of 3 or 4 of...
    Post by: whalerider, Dec 22, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Master's degree in order to remain employed?

    I agree with you on the quantitative skills. I have interest in computer graphics/animation that would be greatly assisted by having a better math...
    Post by: whalerider, Dec 22, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Master's degree in order to remain employed?

    They mean they can't find qualified Americans that will take $20-30K, with those qualifications. :rolleyes: Most software professionals can't...
    Post by: whalerider, Dec 22, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Master's degree in order to remain employed?

    Re: Re: Re: Re: Master's degree in order to remain employed? I can't wait until you tell me what is in high demand/low supply that can't be...
    Post by: whalerider, Dec 22, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Master's degree in order to remain employed?

    I am sure you are correct from an academic perspective. But I'm just trying to get past HR pawns.
    Post by: whalerider, Dec 21, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Master's degree in order to remain employed?

    Yeah, people say that when it isn't THEIR career that is being outsourced. A less emotional answer.... ...the answer is a clear NO, as...
    Post by: whalerider, Dec 21, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Master's degree in order to remain employed?

    Perhaps I should mention that my recent queries on this board about undergraduate and advanced degrees in mathematics are related to my questions...
    Post by: whalerider, Dec 21, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Master's degree in order to remain employed?

    Re: Re: Master's degree in order to remain employed? Your point is the thing clobbering me over the head every time I consider spending the...
    Post by: whalerider, Dec 21, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions