Yesterday, Jen and I went to the Brooklyn Museum to see the Killer Heels exhibition. But also to see some of the rest of the Museum. Source: Wikipedia Neither of us had been there before, so had no idea what to expect. First, I have to say that I was a little confused at first, then impressed. Walking up to the building, I'm staring at this strange ultra-modern entrance where in any other museum, I'd expect to see a grand stairway....
A long, long time ago, I obtained a Midi Workstation, called an Ensoniq KS-32. I'm still thankful for the great deal I got on it. I'm also greatful that the guy I bought it from didn't break my leg, since I didn't finish paying that really good price for 3 years. Despite some harrowing times (orange juice dumped into it), it still functions to this day. One note about the KS-32, is that the settings are stored on-board in RAM, or Random Access Memory....
What is a personal blog post if it isn't a snippet of autobiography anyway, right? I've written about parts of this for my old web site (the one hosted at home). I'm keeping this professional. It is likely that I'll post this again at some distant point in the future, but with more detail. For most of my professional life, I've been a computer programmer or computer administrator. This is my story....
I wrote the following, originally, for an ideas post at work. Then I cleaned it up a little to take out some "my company" specific examples and posted it on Linked-In. Then I remembered that I don't post enough content to my blog anymore, so here's a post with a link to a post. https://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20140701163145-41328787-team-building-tips-for-managers-from-agile?trk=mp-reader-card