Great news Joe, that is my alma mater. The school and city have changed some, but if there is any advice I can offer, happy to do so. Where to live if not commuting, strategies for courses in first year (this is when I actually did really well). My brother started out in the Bio program, it...
We're about the same age and worked in the stores as the same time, she was always "one of the gang" at the company picnics, no special attention or treatment. I am glad things seem to be all in a positive direction for her these days, plenty of vultures of all types circling quite a few years...
Definitely loud, but it suits the boat, and has the power to back it up, and hey, showcases our own Gelcoaters ridiculous talent, honestly, you just really don't see that many boats out there with these blends, fades, etc.
Glad you like that one, I edited to include it after the original post...
Speed Trap
Havasu Five-0
Overtime'
Bad Buoys, Bad Buoys (sorry couldn't help myself)
Crime Pays
Blown Cover
BTW, that gel work is absolutely incredible, maximum effort for sure.
Definitely, I never understood people that have perpetual calendar watches not on winders, the whole point is to not have to adjust for month and year ends, etc. That level of complication is all I would use it for, as you stated, you wouldn't have all your vehicles idling 24/7 wearing out...
So, JLC in my mind just won Watches and Wonders, and not many people in the world will care. This thing is incredible.
https://www.jaeger-lecoultre.com/us-en/news/watchmaking/duometre-heliotourbillon-perpetual
The software tools I have integrated into Salesforce at our company are People.ai (which auto captures engagement/activities from Outlook/Teams/LinkedIn/Zoom/etc) and ClosePlan which templatizes and embeds the MEDDPICC sales process for our company into Salesforce for our sales team. We sell...
What kind of team do you have, what industry are you in? I build out CRM systems and related technology, within the sales division of an industrial software company. The past few years I have focused my attention on Activity management and engagement. Its quite the game changer to use ai...
I am not sure if anything has installed in the background, but its been plug and play with two different brand pc's, and whether I am working at home, local office (Lake Forest), or whether I go to the Houston office or London, it just all works, sometimes the monitors end up on the wrong sides...
I used to be a keyboard snob like that, my current one has quite a few letters worn off and will eventually need replacing, I will be resurrecting my old ways once I get off the wallet for another one.
I use the same dock for personal and work machine, connecting by usb-c. This means same monitors, keyboard, mouse, etc stay put. I will upgrade monitors to a giant curved one for sim racing soon if I can find the right arm to get it in position with the sim rig, forward and down, and back to an...
its a '65 right because of the back up lights if I remember correctly. A buddy in high school had a ranchero and that's how I could tell a 64 from a 65. I always liked those year falcons once you could properly put a windsor jr. in them. I will still never be a fan of shock towers, but cool cars.
I have always been known for my sharp eyesight, turning 44 in a couple of months and I can tell you, I can read it well before lunchtime, and by the evening, that's not happening :)
No slouches in that box either, Plenty of Patek Nautilus and Aquanauts, a World Timer, and something small seconds up top I can't make out. Precious stone watches aren't for me, but the sourcing of the sapphires is impressive on these.
I like it, still overpriced for a toy, but I bet it will be silly hype for a while again on the secondary market. Would look great with a red strap of decent quality.