sounds like almost a consulting position. Regardless - good luck. If it doesn't work out for whatever reason, at least you know your boss sees/appreciates your work.binary visions said:'morning stosh.
The boss approached me yesterday about potentially creating and promoting me into an I.T. position to assist in the support of three local bankruptcy offices. Not PC support (helpdesk) type work, but to look at their processes, look at what's available, and help streamline their work so it's making the best use of available resources.
Nothing is definite and he needs to get the other offices on board with the idea but it's cool that he shows that kind of faith in me - it's not like I've been working there that long.
caboverpete said:mornin'
I start teaching for the semester tonight, it's always interesting meeting the new group I get to torture for 4 hours every thursday night for the next 15 weeks.
Here is another interesting fact by told to us by my history teacher. I am not sure if it is true, but he said that during the French and Indian War George Washington made an assault on Fort Wilderness. He found that no one was in the fort, and that he was surrounded by the French and the Indians. He could either fight or surrender, so he surrendered and the French made him sign a peace treaty. The peace treaty that he signed was written in all French and essentially gave the French all of America. Of course this was not honored, but my history teacher is banned from Mount Vernon because he is published as saying that George Washington was a "21 year old idiot who gave away the nation."MMcG said:Morning - worked late last night and then came home, made a fried egg samwich and then watch the War that Shaped America on PBS - pretty good series on the French and Indian War and now it is moving in to talk about the early stages of the Revolutionary War. I learned a lot about G. Washington through this show. He was almost killed several times fighting for the British in the French and Indian War - and he was also pretty much a land grabber. It is a good series.
3d Modeling and Rendering using 3ds Max. The fun part of the first night is when I have them all open 3ds Max and seeing the look of fear come over some of their faces.sirknight6 said:What do you teach?
hey MMcG - did any of the RM movie recommendations work out for you? and did you get my email re: cd burning ok?MMcG said:Morning - worked late last night and then came home, made a fried egg samwich and then watch the War that Shaped America on PBS - pretty good series on the French and Indian War and now it is moving in to talk about the early stages of the Revolutionary War. I learned a lot about G. Washington through this show. He was almost killed several times fighting for the British in the French and Indian War - and he was also pretty much a land grabber. It is a good series.
Well, yeah - I would still be working for this office that I'm in now so it won't interfere with benefits or anything. It's very much a "project" job like a consulting position, though, in that I'll have very little in the way of regular, repetitive daily activities.jacksonpt said:sounds like almost a consulting position.
Thanks! I'd be excited if it panned out but I'm not going to hold my breath. I've noticed that things seem to move slower down hereRegardless - good luck.
Cannibalism? Thats uh, cool...hooples3 said:Last night I had dinner at MOM's , There is nothing like homemade chicken Parm, with baked ziti , sausage, meatballs, pork...made from an italian woman!!!! good stuff , and the bonus is I have some for lunch today!!!
Haven't rented a movie since that thread, and yep I got the email! Thanks!narlus said:hey MMcG - did any of the RM movie recommendations work out for you? and did you get my email re: cd burning ok?
that could be a very attractive part of the job.binary visions said:in that I'll have very little in the way of regular, repetitive daily activities.
yea, tell me about it - I work for the state... we define the term "slow"binary visions said:Thanks! I'd be excited if it panned out but I'm not going to hold my breath. I've noticed that things seem to move slower down here
Slow in NY is fast anywhere else, especially when it comes to restaurants, grocery stores etc.jacksonpt said:that could be a very attractive part of the job.
yea, tell me about it - I work for the state... we define the term "slow"
You guys finally getting some decent conditions out there?I Are Baboon said:It's FRIDAY! WOO HOO! Well, it is for me because I am taking tomorrow off....using that extra holiday I get for working on MLK Day. Looking forward to another weekend of skiing.
I had to call this place in Florida yesterday about a car wash we need to spec out and I swear the guy was talking backwards. I was already done with the conversation and he was still on the greeting.Westy said:Slow in NY is fast anywhere else, especially when it comes to restaurants, grocery stores etc.
They had been good until a warm, rainy week last week. :mumble: This past Sunday's conditions weren't that great, but better than I expected. From what I hear, this weekend should good again (it's been cold and snowing at Mt Snow).SkaredShtles said:You guys finally getting some decent conditions out there?
When I first moved out of NY people kept telling me I talked too fast, I just told them they listened too slow.stosh said:I had to call this place in Florida yesterday about a car wash we need to spec out and I swear the guy was talking backwards. I was already done with the conversation and he was still on the greeting.
I know this is a review question but where did you live in NY?Westy said:When I first moved out of NY people kept telling me I talked too fast, I just told them they listened too slow.
Grew up outside Poughkeepsie, went to college up in Potsdam.stosh said:I know this is a review question but where did you live in NY?
Westy said:When I first moved out of NY people kept telling me I talked too fast, I just told them they listened too slow.
We've got a Steamboat trip coming up the middle of next week and it looks like snow is in the forecast for the next 10 days! Hope you guys get some of the goods, too.I Are Baboon said:They had been good until a warm, rainy week last week. :mumble: This past Sunday's conditions weren't that great, but better than I expected. From what I hear, this weekend should good again (it's been cold and snowing at Mt Snow).
Yeah I thought I remembered you saying you went to The Chance before.Westy said:Grew up outside Poughkeepsie, went to college up in Potsdam.