If it is acetaminophen, no problem. If it is aspirin, Aleve or Motrin, and you are over 65 years old, it MAY affect your blood pressure and/or renal function. Oh, and I can tell you why if you care to know. Now banking, there is the real mystery for me. Balance sheets, mortgages, etc., etc - real voodoo.
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I dunno, maybe the SOX? I will warn you we have a strong SOX compliance (no SOX no service), though why you spell them that way I don't know.HoldThatThought wrote: ↑Mon Feb 20, 2023 3:45 pmHunter: Think of this as you and I discussing 404 SOX compliance.
It's exactly like that, but not at all.
Pharmacologists discuss NSAID impact on renal functions over a beer, at parties, which is why we don't go to pharmacologist parties.
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and we are back to pharmacology. Here is where I explain the mechanism of Miralax or Dulcolax; both good internal controls.ky-mike wrote: ↑Mon Feb 20, 2023 10:41 pmHunterX wrote: ↑Mon Feb 20, 2023 6:02 pmAh... Sarbanes-Oxley. Now there's a real party starter! And whenever I turned that topic around to how my spreadsheets aided centralized data collection to prove compliance, well, I was the life of the party.HoldThatThought wrote: ↑Mon Feb 20, 2023 3:45 pm
Hunter: Think of this as you and I discussing 404 SOX compliance.
It's exactly like that, but not at all.
Pharmacologists discuss NSAID impact on renal functions over a beer, at parties, which is why we don't go to pharmacologist parties.
Okay, more accurately, I was the only one awake at the party.
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Who doesn't like a hearty discussion about internal controls?
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I thought that Urologists and bankers did not interact because if you pee on a banker it can run into money.HoldThatThought wrote: ↑Wed Feb 22, 2023 9:52 amPkWLf8nQ4l8ytPiXDC3+HxoUju3J6yMAAAAAAElFTkSuQmCC.png
Rare, unpublished photo of investment bankers and urologists attending the 2023 Best Practices in Internal Controls conference at Harvard
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Bird Lives wrote: ↑Wed Feb 22, 2023 11:20 pm Matt sometimes likes to play around with crossword conventions. I seem to recall a puzzle of his that did something similar with "say" in the clues. It meant what it usually does ("for example"), but it also had a meta-related meaning.
There was a halloween one with "boo".
I'd complain that the method to get the first five letters and their order is completely different than how to get the second five letters and their order... except.... there are no rules in meta.
Funny story. I was all set to enter Par for the course for the CrossHare midi contest for April but I mistakenly thought midi meant 7x 7 and not 11 x 11. Oops. Well.... Here's a complex but **small** meta on the subject of golf.