Under the terms of his employment contract, Daniel H. Mudd, the departing head of Fannie Mae, stands to collect $9.3 million in severance pay, retirement benefits and deferred compensation, provided his dismissal is deemed to be “without cause,” according to an analysis by the consulting firm James F. Reda & Associates. Mr. Mudd has already taken home $12.4 million in cash compensation and stock option gains since becoming chief executive in 2004, according to an analysis by Equilar, an executive pay research firm.
Richard F. Syron, the departing chief executive of Freddie Mac, could receive an exit package of at least $14.1 million, largely because of a clause added to his employment contract in November of last year as his company’s troubles deepened. He has taken home $17.1 million in pay and stock option gains since becoming chief executive in 2003.
I want a job where I can completely fuck up, severely harming the US economy in the process, and walk away millions richer.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Nice work, if you can get it
Awesome, awesome, awesome: How to punch Oasis in the Face
This is just so awesome, I can't say anything further, but do watch the video on the site; the action happens about 20 seconds in.
this is what happens when you don't follow instructions...
First of all, if you watch closely, you will see he doesn't have great stick control(like we practiced for hours). And second of all, he doesn't seem to like to share.
Seriously, I don't know if this is real or not, but this is some of the best drum work I have ever seen. Watch The Whole Thing.
Yet another moment of my life wasted b/c ahhh bitch.(excuse me)
I know it's some street fighter shit but you've got to admit that it would be fun.
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