Waiting for the train home
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Date: November 20, 2008 5:35:15 AM PST
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Turkey Update: Arrived At Fedex Location: Memphis, TN, US
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My trusty IBM X-31 has been with me for over four years. I bought it then for $1500 and it has lasted since. Since then, I have replaced the AC adapter (the wire wore off and split open). The battery lasts no more than 15 minutes and should be replaced if I ever want to take this away from the wall plug.
While the new MacBooks look incredibly appealing, I'm still hanging on, hoping that she serves me well for at least one more year. Other than some overheating, especially when watching videos, it still functions.Why do I keep doing this to myself. What is worse is that I'm still skinny and not getting fat.
Obama uses YouTube, a la FDR's fireside chats. Perhaps using this more modern medium (instead of radio) will inspire the younger population to actively participate in government.
I like the forward thinking of this job description. It doesn't require 10 years of experience and puts more emphasis on innate ability. See highlighted text below.
KEVIN JOHNSON '08
Chief
of Staff to the Mayor of Sacramento
On November 4th the people
elected Kevin Johnson to lead Sacramento with a clear mandate for change.
After playing in the NBA for twelve years, Kevin Johnson founded a non-profit
organization focused on community revitalization. As CEO he attracted
and planned businesses creating nearly 300 jobs, catalyzed economic
development in the region, created seven successful schools that significantly
raised student achievement and he is now focused on bringing about change
in Sacramento. As Mayor he has pledged to make Sacramento a city that
works for everyone. With a small staff, the Mayor's goal is
to change the way politics works in Sacramento – to ensure that decisions
are made based on the interests of its citizens and children, and not
based on factions or party politics. We are seeking to create a dynamic
team that will work relentlessly to create a vibrant Sacramento, increase
safety, improve schools and strengthen the city's economy.
Qualifications
We seek an outstanding strategic thinker and implementer who believes
deeply in the Mayor's mission and who displays a record of achievement
in challenging situations. A successful candidate will also demonstrate:
This is what happens when you put in a lot of hours during the week and don't have a maid.