I did this all the time... even used a double cassette deck to make copies... azimuth was the problem if the heads were aligned different.. so you used a small screwdriver and the top of the cassette had a small opening, this is where you had to align the heads by listening till it didn't sound distorted.. fun times
That's why you needed it saved with Turbo. it was at least 10 times faster.. I used to have this cartridge... besides turbo it had some more things, it could grab a hardcopy of memory (ie if you were playing a game.. you could save it... and then load it later, it would be in the same state)
She runs is translated as she walks in several languages....should be ona trči in Croatian and ze rent in Dutch (German is also translated as she walks)
I remember those, you got 5 of them... later Google Wave also had invites .. which was cool but ended up in the graveyard anyway... Lifehacker's Gina Trapani even wrote a guide to Google Wave but I believe Wave was killed right before after it was published
I remember using OWA (Outlook Web Access) before that.. but you are right this is the one that stands out..... soon after this Digg was created and the onslaught of all the web 2.0 sites like delicious, flickr etc etc
if you take the money out of your 401K before you are 59.5 years, you will get a 10% penalty in addition to the amount being taxed... tax alone could easily be 25%
I would not consider the investment as a % of market cap since Google doesn't own all that market cap...
I would consider the non float shares + short term investments + cash on hand or Revenue/Profit better