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Oh The Irony

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Oh The Irony

I’m sure you know that one of the requirements of going to business school is to take the GMAT.  What you may not have known was that my decision to go to business school came out of a breakup.  At the time, I was debating between trying to find a job overseas or start a [...]

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Starting Fresh

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Starting Fresh

With just a couple of weeks left here in DC, it’s probably time for me to start wrapping up my life here.  I’m looking forward to New York, partly because it will give me the chance to start fresh.  Everyone has always wondered what it would be like to pick up their life, go somewhere [...]

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Fate And Karma – Really?

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Fate And Karma – Really?

I’m not one for superstition, religion, or belief in the unexplainable.  I have a very scientific and logical mind, and find it almost impossible to believe that such things can exist in this world.  But I’ve been thinking back to some of the things that have happened to me, both big and small, and feel [...]

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Protected: What I Should Have Said

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Protected: What I Should Have Said

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Life Is So Strange

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Life Is So Strange

I got back into DC today around 6 PM and decided to meet a couple of friends out at the sculpture garden for some live jazz.  Unfortunately, I was too late to make it, but my tardiness may have led to what was one of the more interesting nights of the past few weeks.
In the [...]

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Curiosity Is Attractive

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Curiosity Is Attractive

Intellectual curiosity is attractive to me.  Wondering about how the world works and then taking the time and effort to go out and learn about it is extremely appealing.  For me, it’s nearly right up there with confidence.  An inquisitive mind is endearing.  It makes me think highly of a person.  It shows that they [...]

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Relocating For Business School

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Relocating For Business School

I just spent the past two days looking for a new place in New York City.  I’ll probably need to spend the next two days resting and recovering.  It’s not that finding a place in the city is a rare event.  On the contrary, it’s actually fairly easy to find a place.  But finding the [...]

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I Fell Short

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I Fell Short

Last week I wrote a post outlining my one-week goal for my fitness routine: namely, get into the single digit body fat percentage.  Unfortunately, I didn’t make it.  I’m still at 10.05%.  It might have been due to the fact that I didn’t work out on a couple of days, or it may have been [...]

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One Week BFP Goal

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One Week BFP Goal

Over the past 6 months, I’ve been working really hard to get down to a specific bodyfat percentage – 8%, to be exact.  I’m coming close.  Since January, I’ve been able to lose about 6%, which represents about 75% of the total that I needed to lose.  Right now, I’m hovering right around 10.05%.  My [...]

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Getting Tidy To Work On 64-Bit Linux Systems

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Getting Tidy To Work On 64-Bit Linux Systems

For one of the tools I’m making for Intigril’s new site, I need to do some scraping and parsing.  There’s a great Rails plug-in for this called scrAPI.  This plug-in uses a separate plug-in called Tidy.  Tidy is used to clean-up bad HTML so that it’s easier to parse.  A while ago, I wrote an [...]

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