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You're getting an entertaining trip, that's for sure.
was gonna ask about the horse, then clicked on the pic. who got the better stall in the barn, you or the horse?
if you get cold, yall can go all Luke Skywalker on a tauntaun since you got the equines with ya.
Hey - cultural things gotta start somewhere, amirite? We could start a siesta movement.
Head Edge Lyt 130
Half day at Copper. Haley's started her season in blue with cheers from ski patrol as she passed them. At Snobahn for freestyle now.
@jdcamb can cook for them
///Broken
But if you had a siesta, you have to work until eight, so evening rides are out.
Depending upon when you last had it serviced, the ignition sensor may have carbon build up on it, leading to faulty operation. Super easy to remove and lightly hit with a mild abrasive.
It's not even lighting initially, which is my concern; even sparking for that matter. If it's not the sensor, it's a larger scale fuel issue.
Today I kind of tried the concept out, in two pieces. Showed up an hour late after dropping elder kids at bus and school. Disappeared for an hour for Thai. Got my work done with some time to spare.
"not a team player"
Given that my section is at 137% of our metric overall, yet no individual is over 134% except for me at 150% I think I’ll do fine in my review.
SO MANY METRICSSSSSS
I'll let you all know if that criticism comes up during my January annual review.
"too aloof. Possibly a cat."
And if you were to calibrate your metrics relative to ToshiMass (TM) as you continue your IF losing ways, you're printing money, printing money I tells yah...
Luckily furnaces are pretty simple, and if it's not even lighting, that may imply a bad gas valve. That's what went on my furnace, during a 0 degree stretch we had a few years ago. The replacement cost $200, but wasnt too difficult to install if you wanna try a DIY fix.
i just put more wood in the firebox.
Bro just put a pellet stove in at his place in VT to cut down on his oil consumption. Always nice to have an alternative heating source.i just put more wood in the firebox.
We used to have a shitload of metrics, and each part of the then-annual bonus was tied to a certain metric. People chafed at this system. One of the most onerous components was an annual publication requirement tied to the average impact factor of the [FTE fraction]/2 top papers you put out the past year. Yeah, that was about as fun as it sounds.
This is a fair point in general, and in this game of academics is why I try to include as many of my colleagues as possible in my projects.
So you're saying if I try to avoid as many of my colleagues as possible I'm likely doing it wrong??
Depends on what "it" is...So you're saying if I try to avoid as many of my colleagues as possible I'm likely doing it wrong??
