It’s available right now, I believe the newsletter is still available to non-members on the website, but I’m not sure how long that will remain true as they move past the introductory membership rate. There’s actually some really interesting stuff in there, including a good look at the Texas State Law pertaining to private investigators…
This post on Stop Blocking! about companies signing their people up for online workshops, then those employees having to go home to take the workshops because work blocked access to the multimedia hosting service made me laugh out loud last night. In fact, I read it to my wife. Then it occurred to me that…
I think the fact that we’ve had two people make plans to come to our house for dinner, shortly after we got the Wii sort of gave me the impression, but last night cinched it. It really is more fun to play with other people. For example, when my wife’s here, we will play together…
I had mentioned earlier that I’d be joining ALSP for the introductory rate of $25 for an individual to see what it was all about, and how it developed. I started getting a couple of emails about upcoming webcasts, and the schedule on the site looks pretty interesting. I have to give them some credit…
First off, these thoughts are related to the fact that I have the smallest text plan my carrier offers. I think it’s something like 200 texts per month, coming and going. I really don’t use it much, mostly to send my wife a quick note when one of us is mobile, or to send the…
The interview Douglas Welch did with me about transitioning from the IT Help Desk to Litigation Support is up over on his site. It was a lot of fun to sit and chat about what I do, and what I’m learning. Hopefully it’ll be as interesting to some of you! Check it out here if…