As promised, I shall reveal a couple things I had in store. For two of my college courses, I was required to attempt a Microsoft Certification Exam. (To those who were wondering-- you know who you are-- this is the test I was talking about.) Well, here are the results:
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I am now certified in Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 and Microsoft Access 2007.
I guess that means I can now fall into the "over qualified" status for certain job searches.
And I must say I r
Is a bit misleading. Now don't get me wrong; there's nothing wrong with community service or volunteering your time, but using said phrase is only valid if the community actually gave you something directly or you took something without permission (for shame). How can you realistically give back when you were never given anything in the first place? If you must give back, be sure you give of equal or greater value or as much as you can anyway; otherwise, you might as well not give anything b
Okay, so by now, we all that Greg Farshtey is both staffed by LEGO and a member of BZP, but how many people know there are other people that work with or for LEGO? There are lesser known people than him, but without their contributions, BIONICLE wouldn't continue to be what it is.
With that said, I've decided to make it my duty to dedicate a block to these hard-working individuals. If you look to the right, you'll see their BZP Username and what they do in the real world that has to do with
