The Poojer

I am watching the Inside the Actors Studio video with him and its really good...up until yesterday, he was always tony soprano, no matter what movie...i am going to watch his work in a whole different light.

if i am reading it correctly, the fmv is 50K, she is asking for 100K...not sure of the property tax implications if you pay double the house value, does that now increase the tax base rate to 100K, still I can't totally fault him...paying double for the house, no matter how much he raised wouldn't be ok with me either..

i am just f***ing with you...any personality/mental/physical disorder is serious to those that it affects, sometimes some of us on the outside look at them as if they are fake conditions, but if they are real to that person then it is something serious...

i do it by being very collaborative in my jobs, i work well with other teams and try to learn how what i do touches other teams upstream and downstream...you gain knowledge and trust from your co-workers, they leave and they remember you when opportunities present themselves...has happened in my last few positions...Circuit City people contacted me and brought me to GSI/ebay...ebay people contacted me at my current position....former co-worker contacted her recruiter about me for this opportunity...

thanks for the feedback guys. i am in a good place at my current job, sure the lure of a really big/strong company is strong, but sometimes its just not the right time...granted had they bitten on my initial salary requirements, i absolutely would have leapt and no one would have faulted me for it

i really dislike both sides in this issue...paparazzi are absolute scum...justin beiber is an absolute jackass....is he really that worried about having his picture taken? sure i know photogs make mad money on those pictures but jesus, what kind of life where you have to walk around with your hand covering you face and wearing a dumb ass hat

54 because, well, you know...I can't....

i think we would need to do some field research to see if we can accept your hypothesis....we will need to gather up some theorems and postulates and some variables and a control group, then, and only then will be able to accept your claim...

i have said all along I have had a hard time becoming a fan of the white stripes for the reasons jw so eloquently pointed out...and again, i am going to make the leap to Jack White as my reasoning...he tries too hard to do something different each time. By all accounts and from my uninformed opinion, he is uber-talented and i think he is trying to make rock & roll relevant. But I have a hard time with him as the cheshire cat, stick with something, then move on...don't move on constantly. I am trying to listen to them and get past this feeling and i really do enjoy their/his music, i just have a hard time looking past my image. That said, DBT are really a treasure to american rock and roll music and I enjoy just about everything they do, and their live shows are so frigging dynamic. Patterson Hood is doing a fabulous job, too bad we couldn't see Hood & Jason Isbell co-exist for longer than they did, but it seems to be working out for both as Isbell conquers his demons his already incredible musicianship is now taking on a whole new feeling...

http://youtu.be/xUjR3OcPyM4

ok, but where should i do that? I have done the phone interview with the recruiter and then with the hiring manager to discuss the job details and where I could fit in...next step would be in person if that were to be the case, and the recruiter said it probably will be...have i already gone too far? i did send the recruiter a note yesterday about my feedback and asked some general questions...how long was the person i am replacing in the role, work environment, dress code(that's very important to me), etc, she sent me their benefits package(they are very expensive)...like i said, i want to avoid leading them on, which i may already be guilty of doing, but in actuality all i have done is here about the job description and requirements so far

you Sir, need to start from the beginning and don't come out until you get the finale...you can thank us all later

i'm not fishing, this opportunity came to me from a former co-worker that couldn't relocate for the position. I am very happy where I am, but it is a major company, and frankly right now my company is trying to rebuild/rebrand itself. in the end, the money would be slightly better, but it's a major company that would look great on my resume, but I am almost 50 so i really don't need to be impressing people at this point in time. I know what i want to do, stay put, but i also don't want to not go through at least part of the process..i don't want to be NOT considered should things change down the road

a bit of a tribute to Slim from Jimmy Fallon?

google Donica Shouse images....she is pretty hot, she is in one of those pictures

did you suddenly hear journey music???

take it for what its worth http://www.tmz.com/2013/06/19/james-gandolfini-dead-dies-italy/

with great opportunities, but when you are very happy in your position and the money isn't really enough to sway your decision? How far along the process would you go? How would you handle this process with your current employer, if you have a very good working relationship with your boss? Curious as to how others handle things like this. I will say its a great ego stroke.

holy crap is that awesome...

he was still around???? my goodness he was old in the 70's...but now we are all screwed

fixed it for you

Nope, Jethro Tull and Led Zepplin are both still overrated

not my 'rules', i just abide by them, if you don't like them go somewhe.....oops.... (just messing with you)