I’ve always felt deep-down that I would do well competing on Project Runway. Not because I know anything about sewing, or fashion, or fabric really. No, I feel that I would kick butt and take names because of my project management education. Namely, knowing how to balance the triple constraint.
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The old management maxim of “What gets measured, gets done!” applies to all parts of life. Most especially financial fitness, physical fitness and weight-loss. So, with that in mind, here are four tools to help with each:
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The internet has version. Yup, it’s true! Don’t let anyone tell you different. Although no one agrees on the exact definitions of Web 1.0 and Web 2.0, there are general evolutions in the way the Internet is used and adds value to everyday life that help us distinguish the two.
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Okay, bit of a rant, but really what is it with FedEx ground delivery at apartment complexes? Typically, as a courtesy, leasing offices allow delivery drivers to leave packages there if the residents aren’t home. The problem when you’re a remote worker like me is that you’re typically stuck in your house from 8am to 6pm (yay West Coast clients) and the leasing office is closed by the time you drop off your last conference call of the day.
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I wondered why Borders recently had the Sony Reader Touch listed for sale for $100 off. When I logged onto the free Wi-Fi, I saw that they had announced their new, $149 Kobo eReader; a low priced alternatives to the Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble Nook, and Apple iPad. So, how does it stack up to its nearest competition, the Sony eReader?
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If you’re a fellow leftie like me, stuck in a world of right-handed mice, then you’ll appreciate this handy excel tip for easily linking cells.
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May 5th, 2010
| Just for Fun | Chris
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While it might not be a celebrated holiday in Mexico, it definitely is the sign of a good time here in the US.
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True fact about the Internet: people still don’t appreciate being Rick Rolled.
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I don’t know about you, but these damn interwebz keep getting tangled up in my privacy. Trying to suck me back in even after I venture out into the ‘real’ world. Seriously though, with a (relatively) new string of location-based social media apps and sites, it’s not surprising. Between Foursquare, Gowalla, and Google Latitude it its becoming more and more difficult to slip off the radar and get away. The temptation to let everyone know your business is stronger than ever, telling them where you are and what you’re doing nearly every minute of the day.
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I don’t mind it really. After all, you don’t appreciate the bright, warm sunny days without a few cloudy rainy ones mixed in. Growing up in the Northeast as a pasty, pale white-faced pilgrim taught me that. Only we didn’t just have rain, we had snow for about 5-6 months a year. (Okay, that might be a slight exaggeration, but not by much!)
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Alright, I’ll admit it, I’m intrigued by this wine. I found it for under $4 at Wal-mart the other day, and being the impulsive shopper I am I decided to pick up a bottle. What the heck, right? It almost made be laugh as hard as the Fat Bastard wine I had seen in grocery stores. Throw in a culturally-attired Argentinian gaucho duck, and you’ve got a winner in my book.
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