So I wear a few different hats when it comes to what I do for a living. Right now I'm an accountant, have been in the transition of taking over my fathers business the last few years, this being the first year that he is not around at all (enjoying a well deserved retirement in Florida right now). I have inherited his entire client list, there a quite a number of older folks (75-90+) so I have learned to deal with death and with the families surrounding it. The circumstances are ...
Research is like hunting for gold -- long hours of nothing, or just plain long hours, and then you strike gold. Here is one of the nuggets I found: "I actually work for a cable channel and virtually none of the lower level staff (who don’t still live with their parents) have cable." Fascinating. It is like working if Ford's factory with no need or desire to buy one of Ford's cars. The workers already got one, for free.
I'm still doing maintenance updates on my first three missions, but I've started working on two new ones: Operation Paveway Still in the preliminary stages, Paveway features a Spec Ops team (either Marine Force Recon or Army SF units in testing at the moment) on Utes. Utes is a small island with an excellent variety of terrain features. You can walk around the whole island in a relatively small amount of time, while feeling like it's a big area, thanks to the varying terrain. ...
Updated 04-16-2012 at 06:19 PM by woof (misc. typos)
I am trying to 'fact check' this paragraph from my manuscript -- based on details from friend's experience years ago but not sure if my memory serves me. Anyone recall a similar experience? The first generation of digital video players (DVDs) available in North America did not play many types of files such as .mov and .mpeg. Consumers wanted to use their television sets to see and hear media that they had downloaded from the Internet and burned onto DVDs. To correct this problem all ...
Happy Belated Birthday 18th! Two years ago on the first the IHS was born. It has been a great two years, and we have had many great players take up a bunk in our Barracks. Here's to two more!
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