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I found this in our local Kroger the other night. I can’t imagine anyone wanting to drink this stuff!
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I found this in our local Kroger the other night. I can’t imagine anyone wanting to drink this stuff!
My co-worker and I were talking today about the benefits of getting into an MBA program. The main benefit seems to be the networking that is the inevitable result of being around a bunch of business minded people.
While I agree that’s important/valuable, I don’t know if it’s worth piling on more debt or getting handcuffed to your company’s education benefits program. In the meantime, I’ve been reading many of the books found on Josh Kaufman’s “Personal MBA Program” reading list.
Here’s a valuable negotiating technique I often forget, whether I’m in a job interview or trying to sell something. I’ll often say the positive and negative sides, thinking I’m giving additional information when in fact, less is more.
Everything Sysadmin: The right answer
The name for this technique is “playing dumb.” It is a technique that we geeks often forget. We geeks are smart. We get paid for being smart. We get paid for having all the answers. Someone once told me, “My value to the company is to be the guy that knows everything.” That’s us. We’re the smart people. It’s difficult to not give a well-reasoned answer even when it won’t work.
CobbElections.org - Cobb County Board of Elections and Registration
Interesting to see who people wrote in for the recent elections. Some notable ones were Jesus Christ, Oprah, C. Montgomery Burns, and “I Don’t Like My Choices, So I’m Protesting By Not Voting For Prez.”
Being a transplanted Yankee living in Atlanta, it’s funny seeing how the cultures mix. Two of my co-workers are from New York but you’d swear they were born on the bayou. Today they were talking about monster trucks and wrestling, loud enough that everyone nearby could hear, when another co-worker IMs me:
He cried when Burt Reynolds shot the country bumpkins in Deliverance
Coffee nearly came out my nose at that point…
Someone’s gone and made a set of Then and Now type photos of Atlanta. It’s sad to see how quickly Atlanta has become just one giant suburb instead of a cohesive downtown area: Atlanta Time Machine
I’m far from being an environmentalist, driving an SUV that gets ~16mpg. But I am a cheap mo-fo so finding good prices on gas is important to me! The following sites are pretty useful- I found better prices than I had been using!