Lessons Learned from “How I Fixed” Posts!
2009-09-16 19:27:00 Yesterday during an online conversation, one of my blog readers expressed her concern: “Debasis, recently I have seen you posting 2 “How I Fixed” posts in quick succession. I wonder why you are deviating from your mission, considering “Software Testing Zone” is primarily a testing related blog”! I replied back quickly: “Well, why not? And no, I don’t think that I’m deviating from my mission to grow STZ as a testing-centered blog”!If you are a regular reader of “Software testing Zone” and also wondering the same [why I have started writing these “How I Fixed” posts (first “IE 7 Operation Aborted Error” and now “MyWebSearch Spyware Removal”)], here is why… I believe that technical investigation is one of the major responsibilities that we are often required to perform as testers. Personally, I love this aspect of testing more than anything else and I take pride in describing my role as a tester to be a “technical investigator” who helps the pr...
Lessons Learned from the Dragons Den (Shark Tank)
2009-09-14 12:30:00 If you’re anything like me, you’re glued to the TV when an episode of Dragons Den or Shark Tank is on. For those of you unfamiliar with the show, it’s a show where entrepreneurs “pitch” their ideas to venture capitalists (dragons/sharks) in the hopes of walking away with some money and new partners. Season after season, it seems that entrepreneurs on the show do not learn from the mistakes of those before them. Here are some of the lessons learned from The Dragons Den (or Shark Tank for US residents) 1. Know the value of your business – The number 1 mistake that entrepreneurs make when approaching venture capitalists is putting a crazy valuation on their business. There are some entrepreneurs who put insane multiples of annual sales on their company worth usually based on “emotional” value. Do the research and find out the accepted multiple of sales/profits for your industry. 2. Be prepared to give up 50% of your business &ndash...
The Battery Incident
2009-09-01 10:00:00 “Who is to condemn? Christ Jesus is the one who died?more than that, who was raised?who is at the right hand of God, who indeed is interceding for us. Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or danger, or sword?” ~ Romans 8:34-35 Would ...
By: Sting My Heart
Friday Flashback ? Lessons Learned From My First Trek
2009-08-22 00:26:00 Considering a trek in Nepal? Then you’ll want to read Final Thoughts – Annapurna Sanctuary Trek, which is a post I put together to wrap up my whole 10-day trekking experience in Nepal. The lessons learned section is what I wish I’d read beforehand. And not in a book, but from a regular guy like myself ...Your Free Subscriber Download Download "Dare Me!" now. Enjoy 17 off-the-wall adventures from a RTW trip. Related posts:Friday Flashback – Trek Preparations In PokharaFriday Flashback – The Bus From Kathmandu To PokharaFriday Flashback – Trekking Troubles In Sinuwa
By: GoBackpacking
Learned something new about my asthma
2009-08-12 16:58:00 Just when I thought I knew everything there was to know about asthma and COPD in general, a couple of my lung docs kindly corrected me on a few misconceptions I had regarding my own lung disease. Misconception #1 : I always thought that because I have a chronic problem with air trapping and the breathing discomfort that accompanies it, that I surely must have elements of COPD (emphysema) mixed in with my asthma. Not necessarily. There are several ways that air-trapping can occur. My Pulmonologists believe that my air-trapping is caused primarily by chronic and persistent inflammation of my smaller airways, rather than by structural changes that you would expect to see in a patient with COPD or Emphysema. While it’s true that I have chronic severe asthma and probably have some airway remodeling, my lung doctors believe that my lung disease is still most likely “pure asthma” and not COPD or emphysema which is caused primarily by cigarette smoking. A major res...
By: Baycitywalker
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Westboro Baptist Church
2009-08-04 06:39:00 Westboro Baptist Church is back in Chicago and our good friend Michael Lehet has video and pictures of their shenanigans over at What's a Boy To Do? Personally, I don't fret anymore over the Westboro Baptist Church because in an interview we did in 2008 with Shirley Phelps, she presented us with TWO choices for America: ONE, first imprison and then execute the gays because that's what the Bible says or TWO, give gays all the same rights that every other American enjoys....
Losing everything you learned...
2009-07-27 02:28:00 Maybe this post is ridiculous because I am only 1 year removed from graduating, but I wanted to know if there are others on this great forum that feel the same as me. In college, all my courses were geared towards process and plant design.(I graduated chemical engineering, by the way) I have a
Today’s TV Addict Top 5: Things We Learned at the CAPRICA/ BATTLESTAR GAL
2009-07-25 01:23:00 Ronald D. Moore, not a fan of Emmy Voters So much so that he has a message for them: Frak you! Seriously. Completely unprovoked, Moore went off on voters after yet another year of egregious Emmy snubs. “It is a frakkin’ crime that the cast was never recognized for their performances. It is criminal.” said a visibly perturbed Moore. “We would not be talking about CAPRICA on this panel today if it were not for the ensemble of actors that we put together on BATTLESTAR GALACTICA.” SyFy: Imagine Greater Less Boobies One thing that won’t be coming with CAPRICA when it makes the jump from DVD to basic cable in January is gratuitous nudity. That said, Moore does promise that when SyFy does rebroadcast the premiere, they’re planning to insert some new, never-before seen goodies. Joked fellow producer David Eick, “FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS Jeffrey Reimer, who directed the pilot is known in the business for the speed in which he works. Yet somehow, on ...
By: the TV addict
Top Ten Things We Learned About Chicago Sports In June
2009-06-30 06:12:00 10. Milton Bradley is who we thought he wasThat is, he's a loon. An absolute, off-his-rocker-no-good-unless-h-e's-hitting-the-ball-$30 million-mistake loon....
Follow your nose... lest you lose it. (Cool Things I Never Learned In Scho
2009-06-16 17:19:00 What in the heck was going on in the 1800s? With noses, I mean?While I brushed my teeth this morning, I was reading about the Elgin Marbles. That's a set of marble sculptures that was stolen by Lord Elgin from the Parthenon back in the 1800s. "Stolen" may be a little harsh, I suppose, since Lord Elgin had permission from the Ottoman Empire to take them if he wanted. But the Greeks now say he stole them and the Brits are, I gather, thinking about giving them back; I don't know.I don't know all that, yet, because I didn't finish the article yet, for two reasons. First, it doesn't actually take me all that long to brush my teeth. And second, I got distracted by a throwaway sentence in the article in Newsweek that mentioned that Lord Elgin paid a pretty high price for the marbles. Quoting from the article:In the course of his Ottoman escapade, he lost the following: his beautiful and rich wife to his best friend, a big chunk of his nose to a nasty infection he'd caught in ...
I also learned from cartoons that ACME is not a very good company to do bus
2009-06-15 20:02:00 Like all good Americans, I get every bit of information that I use from cartoons. That's how I know to keep my Illudium P-36 Explosive Space Modulator out of the reach of the Babies!... I have no desire to blow the planet to smithereens and be left hanging by a thread from a crescent moon.I also know, from watching cartoons, that Stem Cells are freely available at walk-in clinics and can, in a matter of minutes, cure people who have suffered strokes. I know that because that was a plot on an episode of Family Guy back when Seth MacFarlane was still trying and that show was still funny.So I know all I need to know about stem cells, but on the off chance that you did not see that episode, or that you do not believe that cartoons are a valid source of information about stem cells, I will also point out that you can find out quite a bit about stem cells and related issues from "Stem Cell Research News."That site is a veritable compendium (hey, big words! I must be smart!) of informa...
Christopher Walken: What I've Learned
2009-06-02 03:11:00 years ago, I was walking out a door — I'd been having a conversation and I was walking out the door, and this guy said to me, "Chris," and I stopped and I turned, and he said, "Be careful." And I never forgot that. And it comes back to me often: Be careful. That was good advice. Via: Christopher Walken: What I've Learned Read More
By: podflower.com
This is what I REALLY learned in school (Sunday's Poem, 17)
2009-05-17 13:52:00 Why Latin Should Still Be Taught in High School by Christopher BurskBecause one day I grew so boredwith Lucretius, I fell in lovewith the one object that seemed to be stationary,the sleeping kid two rows up,the appealing squalor of his drooping socks.While the author of De Rerum Natura was making funof those who fear the steep way and lose the truth,I was studying the unruly hairs on Peter Diamond?s right leg.Titus Lucretius Caro labored, dactyl by dactylto convince our Latin IV class of the atomiccomposition of smoke and dew,and I tried to make sense of a boy?s ankles,the calves? intriguingresiliency, the integrity to the shank,the solid geometry of my classmate?s body.Light falling through blinds,a bee flinging itself into a flower,a seemingly infinite set of textsto translate and now this particular configuration of atomswho was given a name at birth,Peter Diamond, and sat two rows in front of me,his long arms, his legs that like Lucretius?s hexametersseemed to go on forever...
Lessons Learned From Last Night’s HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER
2009-03-31 19:38:00 1. Not everything aboot about Canada is funny: Look, we’re the first recognize the genius that is Robin Sparkles, and really, who doesn’t love the occasional joke at Canada’s expense. But last night’s observation by Robin that the original inspiration for Lethal Weapon were the fictional Canadian duo of McElroy and LaFleur may have been the hat that broke the proverbial Mountie’s back. Because if you ask us, there is such a thing as one too many jokes at Canada’s expense. 2. It’s about the journey, stupid: Amidst the hilarity that was Barney doing shots in the bar with strangers, you may have missed show-runners Carter Bays and Craig Thomas’ clever use of Robin to voice their inner-monologue, when she waxed poetically to Ted that, “You can’t just jump to the end, the journey is the best part.” In other-words, stop asking about who the mother is. 3. Jason Segal’s dedication to his craft knows no bounds: Or at le...
By: the TV addict
The Top 5 Healthy Things I Learned in Thailand
2009-03-30 05:09:00 As those of you on the Alkaline Diet Course will know, I’ve just returned back home to Melbourne from my trip to Northern Thailand (and a while in Phang Nga). I’m always open to new experiences and I’m always, always open to learning new things about health and wellness, both physical and mental and ...
Lessons Learned on the Road to Emmaus
2009-03-25 15:58:00 A lesson I preached in the A.M. assembly of February 22, 2009 at Laurel Canyon. One of the precious accounts of Jesus’ actions following His resurrection is His taking the time to walk with two disciples on the road to Emmaus in Luke 24:13-35. This sermon presents some practical lessons we can learn as we ...
By: ThingsHopedFor
The reasoning behind "Cool Things I Never Learned In School."
2009-03-06 22:02:00 The Boy is going to a baseball game, for a school field trip.What, you might ask, is the educational purpose of a baseball game during the school year? I might ask that, too, but I would just get an eye-roll, as I did. It turns out there is no educational purpose to going to the baseball game during school. They're going for gym class. They're going to watch a baseball game and get credit for it as part of gym class.That's sort of the last straw for me, I think. I used to respect this school -- the high school for Middleton and Cross Plains, Wisconsin -- but now they stop classes for Brett Favre's retirement and take kids to baseball games during the school year without even the pretense of teaching them something, and they've made up snow days by extending each class by 0.0003 of the day, and it's apparent to me that schools have given up trying to teach kids, and instead are just warehousing them and trying to kill time until the employees retire.That's the end of a l...
Having had power & lost it, has GOP learned its lesson?
2009-02-09 18:40:00 In her column on the ninety-eighth anniversary of the Gipper’s birth, Peggy Noonan heralded the new-found serioiusness of the Republicans: They hadn’t been this way in years!. She cautioned them not to get overconfident, to return their focus and not to “revert to the triumphalism of the Bush era, when they often got giddy and ...
By: GayPatriot
The FBI learned its lesson about CAIR, but will Obama understand it?
2009-02-06 13:33:00 Brigitte Gabriel reports that while the FBI has finally cut off ties with CAIR, Barack Obama may not be acting as responsibly when it comes to the ISNA, another unindicted co-conspirator named in the HLF trial: Why then, is President Obama treading down the same well-worn path the FBI did? He’s embracing Ingrid Mattson, and by extension ISNA, the same way the FBI embraced CAIR. Like CAIR, ISNA
By: Tel-Chai Nation
5 Lessons Learned From Last Night’s GOSSIP GIRL
2009-02-03 17:09:00 It turns out Dan and Jenny Humphrey aren’t the only underprivileged kids from the wrong side of the tracks who are getting a free education every Monday night at 8PM. Here are a few things this TV Addict gleaned following last night’s time spent on the Upper East Side. Lesson #1: The cell phone is mightier than the sword Just ask Michael Phelps! But seriously, all it took was one brilliantly succinct text message on behalf of Blair (”Lonely Boy and Ms. Carr? Mary Kay Letourneau alert!”) to get the ball rolling with regards to last night’s scandal du jour. Impressive, no? Lesson #2: Calling a teacher by her first name is never a good idea Not only is Dan Humphrey’s continued insistence on referring to Ms. Carr as “Rachel” practically beg the Constance Billard rumor mill to skip jump into overdrive, it further cemented Humphrey’s status as a pretentious pompous blowhard — not to mention, somewhat of an idiot! I mean hello!? On wh...
By: the TV addict
Sai Baba - personal experience vs. learned facts
2009-02-01 12:23:00 Speak only from your direct experience, never rely on any other basis. Part of his so-called ?Sai teaching? is to rely entirely on your own experience in all matters. But most perceptions are influenced by the subject’s preconceptions and many interpretations of them are at least partly pre-programmed by what one has been taught, which ...
What I learned from Paper Plates and Broken Microwaves
2009-01-27 03:53:00 Yes, you read the correctly. Paper Plates and Microwaves. Bear with me and I’ll try to make a point. :) Last year I received this comment on my Egg Tomato Pizza post about paper plates. Hi Roni! Just briefly wanted to say that your site is great. I like the look of lots of ...
what i learned from 2008
2009-01-04 06:59:00 2008 was an amazing year at BibleDude.net? Not only for the blog itself, but also for the companion group on Facebook that was started later in the year. Robert from Middle Zone Musings is running a blogapalooza this month on “What I Learned From 2008″ where bloogers share their favorite posts from their own blogs ...
By: BibleDude.net
What I learned from writing the ?Web Advent? Series
2008-12-28 14:00:00 When I set myself the challenge of posting every day for 24 days, it was a spur-of-the-moment idea without any real consideration of what was involved. Having successfully completed the entire run of 24 posts containing 300 web resources of one kind or another, There are a few things that I’ve learned. Daily posting is not ...
Ninety-Four, Part Two: Wherein I tell how I learned how many days I can sl
2008-12-26 21:15:00 Everyone has one year in their life that has a greater impact on them than any other year. Mine was 1994. Once a week, I'll recap that year. Part One is here. Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 st1:*{behavior:url(#ieooui) } /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-parent:""; mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0in; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt;- mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:10.0pt; font-family:"Times New Roman";} I had two notebooks where I wrote down everything, more or less, that I thought was significant about what I did and what I thought and what I saw in Washington and Morocco, what I experienced in 1994. I didn?t know, when I left that January day on the train to Chicago and then to Washington, whether what I was about to do was going to be interesting or fun or w...
Tom Cruise learned to dance from Soul Train
2008-12-05 07:19:00 Tom Cruise sat down with NY Times’ T Magazine and talked about things like his first movie date to how he learned to dance to doing a Donald Duck impression. Now that I know more about him, he bores me even more. Can he be any more mechanical? So robotic. I guess that is why ...
Dr. Wenger or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bendtner
2008-12-04 09:02:00 OK, so as there is once against precisely feck all going on - not entirely abad thing I might add - I thought I’d turn my attention to a player who is dividing opinion amongst Arsenal fans at the moment. You guessed it; Nicklas Bendtner. In the couple of years I’ve been writing this blog I ...
By: Arsenal FC Blog
ALL I LEARNED FROM NOAH'S ARK AND FROM MY DOG
2008-10-28 14:38:00 ALL I LEARNED FROM NOAH'S ARK 1. Plan ahead. It wasn't raining when Noah built the ark. 2. Stay fit. When you're 600 years old, someone might ask you to do something REALLY big. 3. Don't listen to critics, do what has to be done. 4. Build on high ground. 5. For safety's sake, travel in pairs. 6. Two heads are better than one. 7. Speed isn't always an advantage. The cheetahs were on board, but so were the snails. 8. If you can't fight or flee, float! 9. Take care of your animals as if they were the last ones on earth. 10. Don't forget that we're all in the same boat. 11. When the doo-doo gets really deep, don't sit there and complain shovel!!! 12. Stay below deck during the storm. 13. Remember that the ark was built by amateurs and the Titanic was built by professionals. 14. If you have to start over, have a friend by your side. 15. Remember that the woodpeckers INSIDE are... THIS IS CONTENT INTRODUCTION ONLY. Some bloggers scrape my contents without linking back. I'm so...
ALL I LEARNED FROM NOAH'S ARK AND FROM MY DOG
2008-10-28 14:38:00 ALL I LEARNED FROM NOAH'S ARK1. Plan ahead. It wasn't raining when Noah built the ark.2. Stay fit. When you're 600 years old, someone might ask you to do something REALLY big.3. Don't listen to critics, do what has to be done.4. Build on high ground.5. For safety's sake, travel in pairs.6. Two heads are better than one.7. Speed isn't always an advantage. The cheetahs were on board, but so were the snails.8. If you can't fight or flee, float!9. Take care of your animals as if they were the last ones on earth.10. Don't forget that we're all in the same boat.11. When the doo-doo gets really deep, don't sit there and complain shovel!!!12. Stay below deck during the storm.13. Remember that the ark was built by amateurs and the Titanic was built by professionals.14. If you have to start over, have a friend by your side.15. Remember that the woodpeckers INSIDE are often a bigger threat than the storm outside.16. Don't miss the boat. No matter how bleak it looks, there's always ...
what i've learned from stress
2008-10-09 21:17:00 Stress sucks! Many studies show that workplace stress can (and does) contribute to cardiovascualr disease (congestive heart failure, aneurysm, etc.), musculoskeletal disorders (back and upper extremity problems), and psychological disorders (depression, anxiety, etc.). Got your attention yet? "What I've Learned from Stress" is the topic of this group writing project from High Calling Blogs. If there is one thing that I think is already apparent, it is the idea that excessive stress should be avoided! But there is more to it than that. In order to recognize the good in it, we must first identify some of the sources of stress. Fear - When a perceived threat (physical, social, financial, etc.) gets to a certain point, it becomes fear. Fear then leads to "imagined outcomes," or ideas of how a threat will manifest itself in our lives. Uncertainty - When we are not able to predict what is about to happen, then we often feel out of control. Expectations - When we are not able to m...
I?ve Learned Two Things from Nelly
2008-09-25 17:21:00 “Remember when Nelly dropped Sweat and Suit? Thinking back, that idea seems really wack. Just think about it. He dropped 2 CDs and called them Sweat and Suit…together making Sweatsuit. LOL. That sh*t is funny” - Randy Exclusive “Damn I thought Nelly would do atleast 200k, lol I was nearly 150k off..lol” - Baller Alert Bloggers joning ...
By: Necole Bitchie
The Buzzword Bandwagon: Lessons learned from a user conference
2008-09-16 02:00:00 Last week I was at a conference where security folks get together and vent their spleens about the problems they're facing. On day one, us vendors weren't allowed near the place, but on day two we got to pitch our products to potential buyers, and they got to shoot arrows at us. The highlight of the day for me, though, was the roundtable discussion on log management and SIEM. Different people in the room talked about some of their experiences with log management and SIEM – some were very positive, others not so much. Either way, though, what struck me was the disparity between what people wanted to do with their SIEM products, and what they were actually managing to do...
UK Sex Offender learned his skills from GTA *laugh*
2008-09-10 06:19:00 In stupid gaming news of the day we have The Sun via Gamepolitics. 19-year-old Ryan "the games made me do it" Chinnery. Chinnery hasn't explicitly said GTA was the cause of his crimes but the... Hi, want more? Visit http://starfeeder.com for more StarCraft 2 news, rumors, videos, contests & more!
Learned Helplessness
2008-09-09 07:39:00 by Bo Sanchezgrab from http://bosanchez.ph/take-charge- When I was in Indonesia, I rode an Elephant for the first time. What an experience to be on top of that beautiful animal. But here’s what amazed me more: How could a 6-ton beast be held captive by a flimsy rope tied to his foot? All he had to do was sneeze hard enough and the rope would snap. But like a tiny puppy, the elephant would just stay there. Later, I found out why. When the elephant was a tiny baby, that rope was strong enough to hold him captive. At the beginning, little jumbo pulled and pulled against the rope—but all in vain. Finally, the baby elephant concluded that all effort was useless. So even when he grew in size and power—and can now actually cut that rope with a careless jerk of its foot—it... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
By: Dreamers
Well, at least she learned?
2008-09-03 23:29:00 A pair of women were caught a few days ago crossing the street without using the crosswalk. When a police officer approached and began writing them a ticket, they became very upset. So, one of them decided to do the only logical thing and started to moon passing traffic. Witnesses say it looked nothing like ...
By: Say No to Crack
Obama: Let?s hope lessons of Katrina were learned
2008-08-30 18:28:00 Obama: Let’s hope lessons of Katrina were learned BOARDMAN, Ohio - Barack Obama expressed hope Saturday that the lessons learned from Hurricane Katrina three years ago would help to protect the Gulf Coast from Hurricane Gustav this time. His running mate, Joe Biden, urged people to pray that the levees in New Orleans hold. Obama and ...
By: TexasFred's
Information risk management, and lessons-learned in the financial industry
2008-08-19 02:00:00 Information risk management, and lessons-learned in the financial industry Last week's Economist had a good article entitled "Confessions of a Risk Manager", in which a risk manager from a global bank uses 20-20 hindsight to look at "what went wrong" in the lead-up to the credit crunch and the ensuing fallout. I won't pretend to understand all the ins and outs of financial derivatives, but there were some points raised that anyone in the IT security space can identify with...
Something I Learned Today
2008-08-08 05:16:00 Things, actually:1) Someone has created a blog devoted to good representations of the humble ampersand, and I enjoy it. If you had told me that prior to me seeing this blog, I would have looked at you strangely, but go figure. My brother passed it on. Thanks, Tim.Apparently it got hyped on kottke.org, which I'm vaguely aware is a big blog, but I've always associated it with Leo Kottke the musician. Nothing against him -- I saw him once in Boulder, and he was pretty good, and I'm pretty sure I wasn't drunk -- but I always figured a web page devoted to him would be kind of dull. Yeah, I know this one ISN'T devoted to him, but I can't shake the association.2) The Canadian Football League actually gives out a "Most Valuable Canadian" award in the Grey Cup. This has cheered me to no end. I guess (please don't correct me if I'm wrong) that they give an award to the real most valuable player, and then they give the Most Valuable Canadian award to the most valuable player who's act...
Career: 62 Tips To Make Your Job Terrific (Lessons Learned)
2008-08-04 17:32:00 August 1st marked another milestone in my career. I can proudly state that I have five years of experience in the software field! To a ?seasoned? professional, it might not be a big deal. But it is to me!In school, I was a shy kid with average grades. I don?t think, any of the straight A students thought I would be where I am today. I am still in touch with some of them, and I know my career stands out. (Yes, I am tooting my own horn! Do cut some slack. On a day like this, I think I am entitled to it!).So what got me to where I am today? (Obviously, it?s not my Einstein brilliance!) Below are 62 of the most powerful ?on the job? lessons in my life. Just because I wrote it here doesn?t mean that I excel in all these areas. But I try??. I encourage you to share yours by leaving a comment below.Team work1. Style differences can create barriers between people, if you let them.2. Be willing to give and take.3. Step up and do the part for the team.4. Recognize and accept weaknesses and s...
By: Enhance Life
Things I Have Learned
2008-08-03 02:39:00 Just because my car has keyless entry doesn't mean my house does.
By: Dyre Portents
The World of School Lunches: Some New Lessons Learned?
2008-07-30 19:20:00 Are our children in for some new luncheon surprises when they return to school this fall? You betcha! Read on, and try to be prepared! Products
Things I Have Learned
2008-07-27 21:21:00 Liquid baby formula is not a good substitute for milk in your coffee.
By: Dyre Portents
Things I Have Learned
2008-07-27 21:21:00 Liquid baby formula is not a good substitute for milk in your coffee.
By: Dyre Portents
Things I Have Learned
2008-07-20 03:44:00 Never taser someone when you are both standing in the same puddle.
By: Dyre Portents
Things I Have Learned
2008-07-19 11:07:00 Never taser someone when you are both standing in the same puddle.
By: Dyre Portents
Has Tom Manion Learned From His Masters?
2008-07-02 18:56:00 According to this story in the Bucks County Courier Times, the Republican (!) mayor of Riegelsville, PA has some issues with a fundraiser conducted for Tom Manion, the Repug challenger against Patrick Murphy for the PA-08 U.S. House seat...According to the letter, originally filed by Tom Myers of Riegelsville on June 19, a fundraising event that was described as a ?champagne reception? for Manion's campaign was held at Worth & Company Inc. in Pipersville March 25.It's illegal for corporations to make political contributions. In his letter, Myers claims Manion's campaign violated this law since there's no record that the campaign paid the company anything to cover the cost of the event, according to a campaign finance report filed with the FEC in April.Myers also claims in his letter that a Worth & Company employee had organized the fundraising event. Under federal campaign finance law, corporations may only use employees to work at fundraising events if payment for those...
Lesson learned
2008-06-11 00:00:00 When it comes to credit cards and paying high interest rates, I have learned my lesson. I am so done with throwing away my money. Now that I know there is a credit card out there to fit my needs with out all of that stress. I wont be using any thing else. Visit creditcardsclub.com for money saving offers and low interest credit cards with a competitive introductory offer and also with a ton of benefits. They offer Balance Transfer cards, 0% Intro APR credit cards and cards with plenty of rewards for you. For those who need the help they even offer bad credit credit cards with competitive rates.
Things I Have Learned
2008-06-07 19:36:00 If you are going to roll a cart containing nearly fifty one pound bag of beans through a crowded WalMart expect a lot of jokes at your expense.
By: Dyre Portents
I just learned of a new term -> crashware
2008-06-06 19:44:00 It is given to software that constantly crashes … Excellent term. I shall use it often.
Three Things I?ve Learned Over the Past 2 Months
2008-06-05 18:05:00 You may have noticed that I haven’t been writing as much on this blog over the past couple months. That’s mostly due to us being extremely busy on some client projects and a personal project. In that time I’ve learned a few things about internet marketing that I’m going to share with you now. 1. Social media ... |
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