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]]> Comment on What A Year, Heh Kid? by Anonymous http://davidmazza.net/2009/06/what-a-year-heh-kid/comment-page-1/#comment-23 Anonymous Fri, 11 Dec 2009 15:49:36 +0000 http://davidmazza.net/blog/?p=80#comment-23 See who else was being investigated in 1969 in the Statesman: FSA, Polity And DA Hunt $36,000 In-Activities Fees http://dspace.sunyconnect.suny.edu/bitstream/1951/27682/1/Statesman,%20V.12,%20n.%2041.pdf FSA couldn't be trusted then and they certainly can't be trusted today! and in 1984 in the Stony Brook Press: article titled: "POWER PLAY" http://dspace.sunyconnect.suny.edu/bitstream/1951/37614/1/Stony%20Brook%20Press%20V.%2006,%20N.%2012.PDF Polity was the old student government and was disbanded in 2002 and they had no "fiscal agent", Why? Probably because they mistrusted the FSA administration with their money and both USG and GSO should look for an alternative fiscal agent, one with a better reputation. http://www.nytimes.com/2002/11/07/nyregion/stony-brook-student-government-disbanded-in-dispute-over-budget.html?scp=1&sq=Stony%20Brook%20Student%20Government%20Disbanded%20in%20Dispute%20Over%20Budget&st=cse What you don't know will hurt you! Q; Are your student activity fees really secure in the hands of FSA? A: NO WAY! See who else was being investigated in 1969 in the Statesman:

FSA, Polity And DA Hunt $36,000 In-Activities Fees

http://dspace.sunyconnect.suny.edu/bitstream/1951/27682/1/Statesman,%20V.12,%20n.%2041.pdf

FSA couldn’t be trusted then and they certainly can’t be trusted today!

and in 1984 in the Stony Brook Press: article titled: “POWER PLAY”

http://dspace.sunyconnect.suny.edu/bitstream/1951/37614/1/Stony%20Brook%20Press%20V.%2006,%20N.%2012.PDF

Polity was the old student government and was disbanded in 2002 and they had no “fiscal agent”,

Why?

Probably because they mistrusted the FSA administration with their money and both USG and GSO should look for an alternative fiscal agent, one with a better reputation.

http://www.nytimes.com/2002/11/07/nyregion/stony-brook-student-government-disbanded-in-dispute-over-budget.html?scp=1&sq=Stony%20Brook%20Student%20Government%20Disbanded%20in%20Dispute%20Over%20Budget&st=cse

What you don’t know will hurt you!

Q; Are your student activity fees really secure in the hands of FSA?
A: NO WAY!

]]> Comment on Flat Stomach Rule: What happened to quality standards? by Danny http://davidmazza.net/2009/01/flat-stomach-rule-what-happened-to-quality-standards/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Danny Tue, 24 Nov 2009 04:54:26 +0000 http://davidmazza.net/blog/?p=29#comment-8 I see this ad too, also see a lot of "how to get ripped in 2 weeks!". Freaking disgusting. I normally do not advocate blocking ads, but I got so frustrated recently that I had to install AdBlock Plus and block that ad start at the root of the publishing site. Hopefully advertisers and publishers will put more taste into their ads and learn from this. I see this ad too, also see a lot of “how to get ripped in 2 weeks!”. Freaking disgusting. I normally do not advocate blocking ads, but I got so frustrated recently that I had to install AdBlock Plus and block that ad start at the root of the publishing site. Hopefully advertisers and publishers will put more taste into their ads and learn from this.

]]> Comment on Vector Marketing and the Career Center by Stacy http://davidmazza.net/2009/04/vector-marketing-and-the-career-center/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Stacy Thu, 21 May 2009 17:38:46 +0000 http://davidmazza.net/blog/?p=54#comment-19 <a href="http://www.linkedin.com/companies/vector-marketing" rel="nofollow">Vector's LinkedIn profile</a> . Vector’s LinkedIn profile .

]]> Comment on Vector Marketing and the Career Center by David http://davidmazza.net/2009/04/vector-marketing-and-the-career-center/comment-page-1/#comment-18 David Thu, 07 May 2009 05:26:55 +0000 http://davidmazza.net/blog/?p=54#comment-18 Mission Accomplished: I am #3 in google for the search "Vector Marketing Job Fair" right after their twitter feed. Waiting for the comment to show up from the Vector employee... Mission Accomplished: I am #3 in google for the search “Vector Marketing Job Fair” right after their twitter feed. Waiting for the comment to show up from the Vector employee…

]]> Comment on Vector Marketing and the Career Center by Sarah Marshall http://davidmazza.net/2009/04/vector-marketing-and-the-career-center/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Sarah Marshall Wed, 22 Apr 2009 02:20:19 +0000 http://davidmazza.net/blog/?p=54#comment-17 I am a pretty hardcore capitalist, and even I think this is wrong lol. A lot of my friends spent the summer after graduation working for Vector. In Mississippi, we had never heard of such a thing, and we don't have an option to work at day camps or anything. We take whatever jobs we can get for the summer. I think it's somewhat naive to fall for the deal, after they tell you what it actually is, but still a lot of smart people I know wasted a LOT of time. Some even lost money on having to pay for some of the knives (???). I am a pretty hardcore capitalist, and even I think this is wrong lol.

A lot of my friends spent the summer after graduation working for Vector. In Mississippi, we had never heard of such a thing, and we don’t have an option to work at day camps or anything. We take whatever jobs we can get for the summer. I think it’s somewhat naive to fall for the deal, after they tell you what it actually is, but still a lot of smart people I know wasted a LOT of time. Some even lost money on having to pay for some of the knives (???).

]]> Comment on Flat Stomach Rule: What happened to quality standards? by Robben Salter http://davidmazza.net/2009/01/flat-stomach-rule-what-happened-to-quality-standards/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Robben Salter Sun, 22 Mar 2009 02:53:17 +0000 http://davidmazza.net/blog/?p=29#comment-7 The Orginal Ads where legitimate banner ads that where clever. However, since then hundreds of "copy cat" ads have sprung up all over the web. The original diet blog is no longer even showing the ad. Affiliate Marketers (people who get a commision for selling some one elses product) are promoting diet products, using a copy cat blog, and selling similar products. I find the ads annoying, as do most people. The Orginal Ads where legitimate banner ads that where clever.
However, since then hundreds of “copy cat” ads have sprung up all over the web.

The original diet blog is no longer even showing the ad.
Affiliate Marketers (people who get a commision for selling some one elses product) are promoting diet products, using a copy cat blog, and selling similar products.

I find the ads annoying, as do most people.

]]> Comment on An Open Letter to those who hate the new Facebook by David http://davidmazza.net/2009/03/an-open-letter-to-those-who-hate-the-new-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-14 David Mon, 16 Mar 2009 04:55:35 +0000 http://davidmazza.net/blog/?p=35#comment-14 I should add that software becomes more robust over time, which means there will be a learning curve with each new release. I already said that a learning curve just takes time to pass, and isn't worth mentioning as a complaint. That's why they have guided tours. As for the other issues, why would you be on Facebook if you weren't stalking your friends? Admit it, we are all here to stalk each other, and we enjoy it. You made my point that most Facebook haters are merely resistant to change more than than the specific changes themselves when you said that the original Facebook was the best. I just don't see how that is possible. Certainly there must be something you like about the new Facebook. I should add that software becomes more robust over time, which means there will be a learning curve with each new release. I already said that a learning curve just takes time to pass, and isn’t worth mentioning as a complaint. That’s why they have guided tours.

As for the other issues, why would you be on Facebook if you weren’t stalking your friends? Admit it, we are all here to stalk each other, and we enjoy it.

You made my point that most Facebook haters are merely resistant to change more than than the specific changes themselves when you said that the original Facebook was the best. I just don’t see how that is possible. Certainly there must be something you like about the new Facebook.

]]> Comment on An Open Letter to those who hate the new Facebook by Magnolia http://davidmazza.net/2009/03/an-open-letter-to-those-who-hate-the-new-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Magnolia Mon, 16 Mar 2009 04:30:15 +0000 http://davidmazza.net/blog/?p=35#comment-13 You want my opinion- my feedback? Well then fine, here it is: First off, let me start by telling you WHY the people of Facebook get angry. We get angry because every change that this group of editors make makes it harder for us, the users of Facebook to navigate. Now let me tell you where Facebook screwed things up: The previous Facebook layout was wonderful; it had a little map on the side of recently used applications, it showed you requests and invites, and you only saw people's status in the middle of the page. It was clean, and it was organized. Now, everything is in a jumble, and you can hardly tell what's going on. Every time the slightest change occurs with your friends, YOU get informed. Now look, I really don't want to know about how Kathy commented on a photo on her ex-boyfriend's page. Had I wanted to know that, I would have been stalking her. Status is good to see, because it lets you know what your friends are doing, WITHOUT dragging you across their ENTIRE DAILY ROUTINE! I really used to like Facebook, but now I'm just not sure of what I'm going to do. It's harder to use and I don't like it. I have though, provided you with specific reasons as to why I think it's bull crap, so there. Whatever. Magnolia ****. You want my opinion- my feedback? Well then fine, here it is: First off, let me start by telling you WHY the people of Facebook get angry. We get angry because every change that this group of editors make makes it harder for us, the users of Facebook to navigate.

Now let me tell you where Facebook screwed things up: The previous Facebook layout was wonderful; it had a little map on the side of recently used applications, it showed you requests and invites, and you only saw people’s status in the middle of the page. It was clean, and it was organized. Now, everything is in a jumble, and you can hardly tell what’s going on. Every time the slightest change occurs with your friends, YOU get informed.

Now look, I really don’t want to know about how Kathy commented on a photo on her ex-boyfriend’s page. Had I wanted to know that, I would have been stalking her. Status is good to see, because it lets you know what your friends are doing, WITHOUT dragging you across their ENTIRE DAILY ROUTINE!

I really used to like Facebook, but now I’m just not sure of what I’m going to do. It’s harder to use and I don’t like it. I have though, provided you with specific reasons as to why I think it’s bull crap, so there.

Whatever.

Magnolia ****.

]]> Comment on An Open Letter to those who hate the new Facebook by David http://davidmazza.net/2009/03/an-open-letter-to-those-who-hate-the-new-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-12 David Mon, 16 Mar 2009 04:27:46 +0000 http://davidmazza.net/blog/?p=35#comment-12 Now we are getting somewhere. For anyone interested, you can submit your feedback here: http://www.facebook.com/help/contact.php?show_form=uex_feedback_home Now we are getting somewhere. For anyone interested, you can submit your feedback here: http://www.facebook.com/help/contact.php?show_form=uex_feedback_home

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