Monthly Archives: March 2005

Job Search by the Numbers

For your consideration, an unordered list: * Last day at previous job: 3/14/05 * Professional associations joined: 1 * Résumés sent: dozens * Job-related emails received: 197 * Dollars spent on interview clothing: $900 * Number of companies seriously considered: … Continue reading

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N.J. averages some long trips to work

N.J. averages some long trips to work. No surprise here.

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WordPress Website’s Search Engine Spam

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Final Approach

It’s been like this. I crash through the revolving door of a certain prestigious financial institution and head north on Greenwich Street. Propelled by thoughts of uncertainty and their necessary resolution in Providence, I give chase to clarity for about … Continue reading

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Napoleon Dynamite

We watched this over at Russ & Sarah’s the other day. It’s pretty much like the sweetest movie ever. “Tina, come get some ham!”

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Waterdeep Redesigns

A Google search for some song lyrics landed me at Waterdeep’s new site, which I think is great. I wonder what they’re using to power it?

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NJ Could Expand EZPass Beyond Tolls

NJ Could Expand EZPass Beyond Tolls. I’ve been saying for a while that you’ll be able to use EZPass at McDonald’s drive-throughs any day now.

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WP-Amazon

WP-Amazon. Came in very handy for that last blog. Note, if you’re running WordPress 1.5, you’ll want to get a copy of the upgrade patch.

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Simplify

Last week I went on eBay and bought a device that I thought I’d never have another use for: a Palm organizer. If you’ve known me for any amount of time (or perhaps even dug through the archives of this … Continue reading

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King and Kingdom

King and Kingdom. Tom posts lyrics to a new Derek Webb song. Derek is so hardcore.

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