Great article. Thanks for sharing Eri*K*a :)
Bruce
Erika L. Walker wrote:
guys, gals.
If you really really want it - then try one more time and follow these tips:
http://www.quintcareers.com/telecommuting_options.html
Problem is not too many people actually take the time to not only document
an
Depending on the lights you buy, this problem has been solved years ago.
The lights I have at home, you can remove any number of bulbs and the
rest will stay lit. That goes for the tree lights as well as the outside
lights. And I have had them for over 8 years now.
Bruce
>>> Have they solved
One big reason is that managers feel that you are not working if they
can't see it. They feel that they have to be hands on, available for
random meetings and what not.
Where I work now, I only live five miles away, yet my boss will NOT let
anyone work from home. No particular reason other than
One big reason is that managers feel that you are not working if they
can't see it. They feel that they have to be hands on, available for
random meetings and what not.
Where I work now, I only live five miles away, yet my boss will NOT let
anyone work from home. No particular reason other than
Since I am taking tomorrow off, I though I would send a funny out today.
A little boy comes down to breakfast. Since his
family lives on a farm, his mother asks if he has done
his chores.
'Not yet,' said the little boy. His mother tells him
no breakfast until he does his chores.
Well, he's a lit
That is cool. Makes me want to go out and buy some Star Wars characters
and do the same. Maybe next year.
Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/bkx8ksl_e4C4UYc7GvzIMQ?authkey=bk_SupTMWG4
or
http://tinyurl.com/2se6x3
~~
That is still money I have to spend regardless. Not doing it, even if I
"might" have to replace them. Besides the cost, it is my time since I
would be doing it myself (I hate paying labor rates when I am perfectly
capable of doing minor repairs like this myself), and my time is worth
something.
I swear, if I ever hit the lottery for millions, I would buy a sub just
because. These things are way cool. And imagine how impressed the chick
would be. ;)
Here you go Ben
http://www.ussubs.com/submarines/phoenix_1000.php3.
Although I don't believe it's nuclear, you may be able to retro fit
So I was reading this story (http://tinyurl.com/2ubuvd) and I began to
wonder why people think that texting is better than talking in person
regarding certain issues, such as the one in this story. I mean, if I
were planning to commit a crime, the last thing that I am going to do is
use email/p
I can agree with most of those. I don't recall the five year rule
though. I remember when I lived there the cars I had were well over five
years old. Maybe American Soldiers are exempt from that rule, I don't
know, but I do know that the cars I had (four Opel's and a BMW) had to
pass their stri
Raiders fans love that rule, especially in the context of the Pats.
*runs*
Bruce
Crow T. Robot wrote:
I hope this conversation doesn't contain the words "Tuck Rule" or I'm gonna
go crazy.
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Retrofitting? What exactly do you mean by that?
Bruce
Gruss Gott wrote:
> Seems like where we should be investing our dollars is in clean coal
> and clean diesel technology. Why? Both engine technologies and
> distribution systems already exist. Cleaning up the technologies will
> be, to begi
Looks like he is eating well to me. How about we ask Sean Penn, Cindy
Shehan(sp) and the other bleeding hearts who love the man so much how
well he and they ate when they were having their love fest.
Gruss Gott wrote:
Because their leader is a military dictator with zero governmental
manage
They turned out to be flares that he purchased earlier in the day.
He wanted to talk to Hillary, but as luck would have it she was not
there. Oh well.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,314302,00.html
Vivec wrote:
> I just saw a breaking news thingy that two hostages have been taken at
> Hillar
We have the opposite problem here in California.
Where I live we are at a little over 3000', so we see some snow on
occasion. What happens though is that like today, we are getting a LOT
of rain, lots of flooding here in the high desert. If it were to get
cold enough to snow, all that rain will
Yep, and also when I was in Iraq, I met a LOT of men named Mohamed, and
I am quite sure that this prophet of theirs would much rather have a
teddy bear representing him than some of these ass-clowns.
Bruce
Michael Dinowitz wrote:
> No Christian or Jew would want someone dead over something so
And the best part is that while they go absolutely bonkers when someone
makes a cartoon of Muhammad or they name a teddy bear Muhammad, they
don't say shit when Muslims blow up other Muslims. WTF? Killing each
other is OK but naming an inanimate object or making a cartoon of your
so called prop
We are finally getting some much needed rain here in Southern
California. Not sure what is happening in the mountains though since
they are currently covered in clouds.
Bruce
Crow T. Robot wrote:
> Yay! We are slated for 6-12" of the white fluffy stuff tomorrow! I can't
> wait.
>
> Me loves
While I might find that offensive - probably not though -I am not going
to put someone in jail, threaten them with 40 lashes, and whatever else
punishment she might have been subject to, and I surely am not going to
lead a rally to execute her.
Vivec wrote:
> The name and everything else about
This makes me wish I was in Iraq right now. We had a couple of Sudanese
interpreters assisting the human intelligence folks on our FOB. I would
love to hear his take on this.
Robert Munn wrote:
> I'm with you, I would never go to a country run by Islamic law without
> immunity. I'm not sure I wo
Not sure if this was posted before.
http://www.bustedtees.com/male/?utm_medium=CPC&utm_source=Adwords
Bruce
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Download the latest ColdFusion 8 utilities including Report Builder,
plug-ins for Eclipse and Dreamweaver updates.
ht
They were talking about it this morning on Fox News. Man was I pissed.
Just looking at that ladies picture I felt so bad for her. She seems
like a very nice ordinary person who's only goal in life is to help
others, and this is how she is repaid. How many people are willing to
FREELY give up th
Yeah, I do like the chick who plays Jamie Summers a lot more than the
girl who plays her little sister (although she is very cute). The plain
Jane look def appeals to me. And although she is sort of plain Jane
looking, she does exude a sexiness that I love.
Since I never saw a single episode of
boobies, a job and a personality. That works for me.
Jerry Johnson wrote:
> Believe it of not, she's not my cup of tea.
>
> I am more drawn to:
> Traylor Howard
> Jennifer Carpenter
> Faith Hill
> Karen Fairchild
> Kimberly Roads
>
> I have found that the from a block away, the ones that always
Damn
Zaphod Beeblebrox wrote:
> I'd have been better off never knowing this woman existed. I don't
> know if I'm going to be able to concentrate now.
>
> First page SFW, the rest of it, not so much.
>
> http://www.wwtdd.com/post.phtml?pk=3196
>
>
>
~~
So in March I am going to be the proud administrator of a new Exchange
server. Yahoo!. So anyway, what I was wondering was what are some of the
things that you all are doing with Exchange/ColdFusion 8 integration. I
mean, as long as the users in the district are on Outlook, and they can
use OWA
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