October 29th, 2008 — 6:48pm
One of the most exciting things I learned this semester at UofL was in my Business Management Mathematics course. I’ve always been obsessed in maximizing my own time and trying to make daily tasks more efficient, not only at work, but at home. The problem is, to fully understand behaviors you have to track them from an objective viewpoint. This is a tedious process as those of you already know who use Basecamp. And, once you have finally collected all the data, you have to dissect it, and piece it back together. Which, can be very time consuming (and brain numbing.) Matter of fact most businesses (and people) rarely get to this point, as when you have 20 projects shooting down the pipeline your thinking turnovers rather than maximizing the processes.
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October 28th, 2008 — 1:31pm
Now that I’ve been here at Blackstone for a few weeks now, it’s probably about time I posted something to this blog. They haven’t added my name to the list at the top there yet though, hmm… Anyway, here it is, my first post. Enjoy!
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October 28th, 2008 — 9:44am
For any of you developers out there that stick to the rigid web standard coding practices know the hassles that arise when conforming to the Strict Doctype. A new discussion, that may not be that new to some of you, is misvalidating pages due to the “target=”_blank” declaration when trying to force a pop-up window.
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October 21st, 2008 — 9:34am
For those of you that miss the time saving buttons provided by Basecode can recover them by following some simple directions I’ve compiled from different sources.
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October 20th, 2008 — 10:45am
Jen Boszor
A.K.A. Cubbie Girl
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