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A few years back, an employee at the US Department of Veterans Affairs took home his work laptop that contained personal information on pretty much every veteran in the country. It was then stolen from his house in an unrelated burglary, and both the Department and Congress, to put it politely, freaked the fuck out.In the aftermath, there were waves of laws and regulations enacted to clamp down on lax privacy standards within the Department; and as a VA employee, even though my job did not require (nor allow) me to have routine access to veterans' information, I was still mandated to take no fewer than three privacy-related courses each year.As the years have rolled on, and information security has been a topic of discussion in all manner of things related to e-government - to include OPM's portal for current and former Federal employees to keep track of their official employment documents - the notion that one of the single largest repositories of people's information was effectively left, as some tech experts have put it, "out in the open," is pretty close to criminal negligence in my mind, no matter how they try and distance themselves from it.There's just no excuse for this. None. Not in this day and age. Not when the prospects of cyberattacks have evolved from a domestic concern to one of international security, so serious that there is a military command tasked with addressing the threat.As of yet, I haven't received any official correspondence from OPM on the matter. Granted, now that I live overseas, it might be difficult for them to track me down - or it might be (hopefully) that my information wasn't compromised - but it's made me nervous all the same.So I'm a bit pissed. I fully believe that Katherine Archuleta should resign, and she should take Donna Seymour and any number of other senior staff who missed this vulnerability with her.July update: I received my letter from OPM, and have enrolled in the offered ID theft/protection program. Meanwhile, even though Katherine Archuleta has resigned, I'm still incredibly pissed at the organization as a whole, and I really would have expected a wave of resignations and firings if any of those people had even a shred of personal integrity. To be even more blunt, I think the fact that she was even allowed to resign and not be summarily terminated was soft on the President's part.Clearly, the typical bureaucrat "duck and cover" culture persists.I will certainly take great pleasure in watching Donna Seymour get dragged through the court system, and any others from OPM who might follow.

There are many fortune 500 companies using Oracle applications various modules to manage or maintain their business operations. Depending on the individual customers, they make use of SCM or FIN modules.Most of the big US organisations are using Oracle apps for Order management, inventories, financial management etc.Look into company profiles and you would also find out which oracle apps version is being used at various organisations.Though Oracle has already come up with Fusion apps, most of the organisations are still using Oracle apps 11i and 12 versions.

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Warren's dad was not poor. He was a stockbroker and a US congressman. Warren had an excellent education and later went to work for one of the most influential investment counselors on the country. He has a mind and personality particularly suited to investing well. He has great focus, great attention to detail, loves to study annual reports, and is patient.He got rich by recognizing that insurance companies have huge amounts of money on hand. It's the money paid by subscribers and held until claims are made. It's called float. He also recognized that GEICO had an intrinsic advantage. It's customers didn't break rules so they were good risks. Less risk means fewer claims and more float. First he invested heavily in the company. When it became available he bought the whole company and others like it. This gave him a access to the float which he used to invest in other companies.He didn't become a billionaire by investing in general. He did it by buying insurance companies and using the float to multiply his available money. He is very patient and buys infrequently. He prefers never to sell.You and I can't invest like he does. Most of us don't have his ability to focus on investing every waking hour. I am not wired that way. Are you?Read Berkshire Hathaway annual reports. You will get some idea of how he makes hisoney but not enough to copy his technique.

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Only if you have plans to move to the U.S and become an individual taxpayer.If you plan to continue in your country and pay taxes over capital gains in there, you as an individual are only subject to this kind of taxation in your country. If you plan to move to U.S. you should fill the 83b election. In case you dont have an SSN or ITIN, you should fill it with "awaiting ITIN" in the ITIN field.