You buy it from a distributor who bought it from a brand name who contracted with a factory to get the computer manufactured and had their label put on the computer.

Here are some brands that come off the same manufacturing lines — just different paint, labels, and marketing:• Lennox, Armstrong and Concord• Trane and American Standard• Carrier, Payne, Bryant and Tempstar• York, Lux and Coleman• Goodman and AmanaAnd, most of the components that make up these brands’ products are made by even fewer companies: Emerson, Johnson Controls and Honeywell.  

So as you can imagine, my resume is gear towards my Engineering career and will be written so that it can help me get me to the next level in this coorperate rat-race.I always thought it was a good idea to just add in a real simple entry for my real estate investments under a "Side Hobby" or "Extracurricular" label just to let whoever is reading know what types of stuff I am doing outside of work.

When I was tweaking my BP profile, I noticed that there were occupation labels for Architect, Contractor, and other real-estate-related design/construction professionals, but there was not one for Engineer.I submitted a request via the Contact Us link to add an Engineer label.

I would put up with it for 3 more months and give them the standard 30 day no renewal notice due to chronic late payments.

The rules between the sources of funding is the only thing that really changes.So unless your end use buyer literally has the cash (very rare) on their own account, ALL people, regardless of label...

On the right side, there is a box that is labeled as "Notifications."  

I'd look into the mirror before you start labelling people so wildly.There is an actual reason and its not related to your conspiracy theories Steve.

I recently read that if you don't L.L.C. the IRS can label you as a dealer and be taxed as regular income on all you deals.

The clause is not always labeled as DOS, again as Bill pointed out, it can be alienation, abandonment, acceleration, property transfer or successor in interest of borrower.