This is just a heads-up reminder that tonight is the CWUG! (Chicago Windows Users Group)
Come on down! Happy Good times, food, folks and fun!
Great networking opportunities and great folks to hang out with and learn new things!
I encourage you joining and your respective participation! :)
Christopher
Were you aware, that a number of options have been made available to MCP’s?
And these features have been available for several months now!
I missed the window as they introduced this in October, as I was very busy during October!
But that doesn’t change them being viable now!
One specific and most applicable to others:
Partner-Level Knowledge Base available to any MCP!
!If that’s not a OMFG moment!
Partner-Level Knowledge Base (MCP only)
Search a more comprehensive version of the Microsoft Product Support Knowledge Base than what is available to the general public.
Books from Microsoft Press (MCP only)
Read before you buy. Each month you will find sample chapters from the previous month’s book releases.
Career Center (MCP only)
Powered by CareerBuilder.com, the MCP Career Center gives employers an ideal place to find top technical talent by browsing resumés and posting job openings.
Interviewing and Hiring Microsoft Certified Candidates (MCP only)
This page provides information you need to know when you interview candidates who have Microsoft Certified Professional credentials. Find out how to gain valuable insight into a candidate’s skill set by asking targeted questions about certification.
MCP Resource Center (MCP only)
This library of resources offers links to information on featured Microsoft products and technologies.
Resources:
https://mcp.microsoft.com/mcp/resources/resources.mspx
Partner Level Knowledge Base:
https://mcp.support.microsoft.com/kbresources
We were at Ikea today, and came across this cool thing! The GLÄNSA!
This is very cool, and it’s only $0.99 a piece, so you get 10 LED lights on a string with a double-AA battery holder for it.
We picked up each of the various colours, for which they’re bright and cool.
The Black/White ones are a very yellowish white (in the 3200K range) but will be used for a night-light/reading application, so it’ll be all cool.
If you want some “ready made” LED strings for playing with, I’d suggest popping out to get some!
Sure you can make your own, but even in those circumstances, this particular price is hard to beat for your own time and effort.
Check out the power of cheaply produced LED’s!
I’ll be test running them to see how long they’ll last before either the battery dies, the lights die, etc.
Christopher