telling my mom that he needed to use logmein to help her, and if she hung up, disconnected or closed the computer that the Russian hackers were already in there and would destroy her computer.
for #1 - like Clark Howard (AM radio but he's often very good on practical stuff - Every hear someone old say "dammit, I ended up with too much money!" Didn't think so..). Learn what a deliverable is and deliver them. In fact, under-promise and over-deliver. Once you're sure you know EVERYTHING about something, take five and ask "what did I forget / not think about". Better yet, do that with someone else in the room. Get a mentor or friend whose criticism you trust. Better this get done by someone you like than someone who can fire you. Want to impress people with your individuality and your passionate feelings? Put them into your work. That's why you took X career in the first place. Feed your awesomeness into your work rather than making people think your true self lies somewhere else (cat / car / frisbee collection / mustache wax collection / etc. - this sort of thing is perceived as tedious and leads co-worders to first think, then hope you have much better things to do than force yourself to work with them). Learn to think like your customer and like your boss. They may but always be right, but you'll be less deer-in-the-headlights when the inevitable pushback comes. Focus. Multitasking is a cruel invention to test your character. Draw a line for work's encroachment into family and friends and make it plain that you will work like a dog for your scheduled time, but after that, crossing it will be done only in cases of a problem needing doctors or lawyers to help fix. Of course there will be exceptions, but you can always make exceptions, moving that line the other ways is an order of magnitude more difficult. Better yet, be the sort of person who lets colleagues share the good parts of your life - parties, get-togethers, etc. so they see the value of the rest of your life and you theirs. Talk to those above you and below you in an organization. Find out ahead of time what they see as absolutely necessary to define success and use that information to work with them. Everyone has different agendas and personal goals, but define the common goals as soon as possible and make sure everyone pulls in the same direction, they can spin off their own little pieces as well.
in number and complexity. I use Keynote, mostly because you have a freer hand in designing, which makes you think about what you want to do. I've seen countless presentations forced/stuffed/mangled into following the default PPT slide format *AND GRAPHICS* because people would sooner live with a bad default format than think for themselves.
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the XP version of Minesweeper. Apparently they get a lot of use out of that one.
"Brainstorm" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B...
telling my mom that he needed to use logmein to help her, and if she hung up, disconnected or closed the computer that the Russian hackers were already in there and would destroy her computer.
or not. Apple isn't going to care what this one person thinks and Snowden only cares how newsworthy people think he is.
Perfect opp for side business. Buy/rent a Cardboard rig at the terminal and make pretend you're anywhere you wish.
So a 20% difference in speed for a 30% difference in price. Good to know.
by the limitations of accommodating the iOS and web versions.
Or Triscuits, Chex, etc... Spinning a giant wet LEGO gear as a top shows tangents...
And Cheese Shop.
No matter who prevails, you still have to live with a rabid victor.
John Boehner's head explode...
Surely the CA state water resources control board will be paying them a visit soon...
Now we know which nightmare many people will share tonight.
but I bet the coffee and sandwiches are better.
Stormtroopers don't come out the way they went in.
"you could get dragonfly's a meter long" So a dragonfly's *what* exactly would be a meter long?
Barring that, solar PV and an e-Golf.
for #1 - like Clark Howard (AM radio but he's often very good on practical stuff - Every hear someone old say "dammit, I ended up with too much money!" Didn't think so..). Learn what a deliverable is and deliver them. In fact, under-promise and over-deliver. Once you're sure you know EVERYTHING about something, take five and ask "what did I forget / not think about". Better yet, do that with someone else in the room. Get a mentor or friend whose criticism you trust. Better this get done by someone you like than someone who can fire you. Want to impress people with your individuality and your passionate feelings? Put them into your work. That's why you took X career in the first place. Feed your awesomeness into your work rather than making people think your true self lies somewhere else (cat / car / frisbee collection / mustache wax collection / etc. - this sort of thing is perceived as tedious and leads co-worders to first think, then hope you have much better things to do than force yourself to work with them). Learn to think like your customer and like your boss. They may but always be right, but you'll be less deer-in-the-headlights when the inevitable pushback comes. Focus. Multitasking is a cruel invention to test your character. Draw a line for work's encroachment into family and friends and make it plain that you will work like a dog for your scheduled time, but after that, crossing it will be done only in cases of a problem needing doctors or lawyers to help fix. Of course there will be exceptions, but you can always make exceptions, moving that line the other ways is an order of magnitude more difficult. Better yet, be the sort of person who lets colleagues share the good parts of your life - parties, get-togethers, etc. so they see the value of the rest of your life and you theirs. Talk to those above you and below you in an organization. Find out ahead of time what they see as absolutely necessary to define success and use that information to work with them. Everyone has different agendas and personal goals, but define the common goals as soon as possible and make sure everyone pulls in the same direction, they can spin off their own little pieces as well.
bed springs?
they reset spontaneously and could save this mission...
and not as a verb. Using "hope" as a verb in spaceflight hasn't always gone very well in the past.
please don't burst my bubble.
Now if they can just replace solder and thermal paste with duct tape and concrete patch....
in number and complexity. I use Keynote, mostly because you have a freer hand in designing, which makes you think about what you want to do. I've seen countless presentations forced/stuffed/mangled into following the default PPT slide format *AND GRAPHICS* because people would sooner live with a bad default format than think for themselves.
any indication, Dell is doomed. You know, proprietary ports and everything...