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12-16-14, 05:51 PM
#26
It's MY mountain
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12-16-14, 05:59 PM
#27
Cycle Dallas
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LOL - Yes. Poor wording on my part (as in reversed meaning).
My employer charges our clients almost $100/hr more than what I get paid.
My employer charges our clients almost $100/hr more than what I get paid.
12-16-14, 06:20 PM
#28
Senior Member
A bike shop may charge more than a nurse makes. They have to. Despite that, the fact is that, if someone can fathom it, the owner makes far less than a nurse. As acid said.....it's called overhead.
I should have known there is no way to make a correct post on BF---see below.
12-17-14, 03:03 AM
#29
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We get charged by the m^2 and it's usually 30% of all the money I bring in.
I also often see £60k/month electricity bills and I do cheap science.
This robot loads my protein crystals:
into the beamline (in this case the "Swiss Light Source"):
how it works:
example of a small setup at colorado state (in English):
end result is something like this:
I also often see £60k/month electricity bills and I do cheap science.
This robot loads my protein crystals:
into the beamline (in this case the "Swiss Light Source"):
how it works:
example of a small setup at colorado state (in English):
end result is something like this:
