Thursday, April 29, 2010
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Monday, April 26, 2010
Today's tip
From the Study Hacks blog an article on loving what you do:
"Working Right
Research reveals that autonomy, competence, and relatedness are the key to loving what you do. So how do you get them? There are different answers to this question, but the strategy that I keep emphasizing on Study Hacks has two clear steps:
- Master a skill that is rare and valuable.
- Cash in the career capital this generates for the right rewards. "
Truer words...
Friday, April 23, 2010
The truth about GM
and it's supposed payback of it's government loan...http://www.forbes.com/2010/04/23/general-motors-economy-bailout-opinions-columnists-shikha-dalmia.html
Monday, April 19, 2010
Yellow alert!
Yellow alert!
The guy is walking his dog again!
I have to comment on last night's dog walk. I love my daily walks with my dogs. They are a nice break for a bit of excercise, I get to keep up with what the Joneses are doing, and it's the primary time I spend listening to the myriad audio content from the net.
Moving up my street on a particularly beautiful spring evening I was just getting into a pod-cast and had just received a txt message. As I read the message I was brought out of my trance by a guy yelling at me from his porch.
I pulled out the headphones and said "Sorry?" He proceeded to read me out for allowing my Jack Russell to dribble a few drops in his flower bed. Now mind you it appeared that he had just finished some work in this bed, and had I been keeping sharp attention on my dog at that moment I certainly would not have allowed him to set foot near it. I appologised for my lack of attention but kept walking.
Really - you plant a flower bed next to the sidewalk (surrounding a gas lamp) and don't think dogs are going to pee in it... Not sure what world you live in but it must be frustrating as hell.
The thing that bugs me is that I am the guy that actually picks up after his dog. From the state of the sidewalks and front lawns in my area - maybe the only one that does. Now the inbred yee-haw Wyoming red neck in me wants to make sure that my dog pees in that bed every time I pass. I'll have to take measures - maybe drink an imported beer and watch a Indie film before I walk the dog...
The guy is walking his dog again!
I have to comment on last night's dog walk. I love my daily walks with my dogs. They are a nice break for a bit of excercise, I get to keep up with what the Joneses are doing, and it's the primary time I spend listening to the myriad audio content from the net.
Moving up my street on a particularly beautiful spring evening I was just getting into a pod-cast and had just received a txt message. As I read the message I was brought out of my trance by a guy yelling at me from his porch.
I pulled out the headphones and said "Sorry?" He proceeded to read me out for allowing my Jack Russell to dribble a few drops in his flower bed. Now mind you it appeared that he had just finished some work in this bed, and had I been keeping sharp attention on my dog at that moment I certainly would not have allowed him to set foot near it. I appologised for my lack of attention but kept walking.
Really - you plant a flower bed next to the sidewalk (surrounding a gas lamp) and don't think dogs are going to pee in it... Not sure what world you live in but it must be frustrating as hell.
The thing that bugs me is that I am the guy that actually picks up after his dog. From the state of the sidewalks and front lawns in my area - maybe the only one that does. Now the inbred yee-haw Wyoming red neck in me wants to make sure that my dog pees in that bed every time I pass. I'll have to take measures - maybe drink an imported beer and watch a Indie film before I walk the dog...
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