RE: Salaries vs. cost of living

[Bob Morrisette <Robert -dot- Morrisette -at- Sun -dot- COM>]

I was not going to justify the post below, but after being
called an Eastern Liberal Elitist, I guess I'll have to
explain what I mean by 'suffer.' 

I consider climate a very important consideration for livability.
I personally suffer in ANY city that has high heat and humidity.
I don't want to have to live in an air conditioned environment all summer.
It has nothing to do with large cities or Southern cities.
I'm sorry if anyone was offended.

Robert Morrisette
writer77 -at- att -dot- net

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>The latest 'Information Week' lists IT staff salaries adjusted
>for cost of living.
>
>From highest to lowest:
>
>Houston, Dallas/Fort Worth, Atlanta, Austin, Denver, St. Louis
>Minneapolis/St. Paul, Chicago, Washington. D.C., Los Angeles,
>Seattle, San Francisco, Boston, and New York.
>
>Which proves if you want a high adjusted income, you have
>to suffer.
>
>Robert Morrisette
>writer77 -at- att -dot- net
>
>


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