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Prepping for Certification
Having prepped for, taken, and then failed the MCM exam this year, perhaps I’m not the best person to give you advice for certification preparation. However the MCM is a hard test, I did better than I expected, and I … Continue reading
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The Robot DBA
This is the story of Manna, the manager of a fast food restaurant. It’s a great read, and perhaps a little shocking. Manna is a piece of software, reading sensors, reacting, and letting employees know what to do with a synthesized … Continue reading
An Investment in Knowledge
“An Investment in Knowledge Pays the Best Interest.” – ~Benjamin Franklin Most of us are working to provide for ourselves and our families. We go to a job every day, earning money that we use to pay our bills and, … Continue reading
Pop Tarts and Hurricanes
What do people buy most of before a hurricane? Wal-Mart determined that batteries are the number ones sales item before a hurricane, but the second most sold item was surprising: pop-tarts. That’s the type of intelligence that can come from … Continue reading
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