Your policy on PMs?

[JÞB]

Jack-

Very well said.  Especially about converting the lurkers.  I was once offered the opportunity to participate in a NIST lunch-time open LabVIEW ask the experts session.  I brought my magic 8-ball and placed it on the table next to me.  I identified at least a half dozen "regular lurkers" in the audience just by observing facial reactions.

[Ray.R]

Maybe their reactions were that they thought you actually used your 8 ball to come up with the answers..  😉

Or they had never seen an 8-ball before..  And thought you were an expert at pool..  😜

[JÞB]

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@Ray.R wrote:

Maybe their reactions were that they thought you actually used your 8 ball to come up with the answers..  😉

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I Do

[GregFreeman]

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@JÞB wrote:

Jack-

Very well said.  Especially about converting the lurkers.  I was once offered the opportunity to participate in a NIST lunch-time open LabVIEW ask the experts session.  I brought my magic 8-ball and placed it on the table next to me.  I identified at least a half dozen "regular lurkers" in the audience just by observing facial reactions.

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woah woah woah woahhhh.....expert??

[crossrulz]

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@JÞB wrote:

Jack-

Very well said.  Especially about converting the lurkers.  I was once offered the opportunity to participate in a NIST lunch-time open LabVIEW ask the experts session.  I brought my magic 8-ball and placed it on the table next to me.  I identified at least a half dozen "regular lurkers" in the audience just by observing facial reactions.

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woah woah woah woahhhh.....expert??

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True.  We can't really call him an expert anymore since he failed the CLD-R.

[JÞB]

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@for(imstuck) wrote:

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@JÞB wrote:

Jack-

Very well said.  Especially about converting the lurkers.  I was once offered the opportunity to participate in a NIST lunch-time open LabVIEW ask the experts session.  I brought my magic 8-ball and placed it on the table next to me.  I identified at least a half dozen "regular lurkers" in the audience just by observing facial reactions.

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woah woah woah woahhhh.....expert??

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True.  We can't really call him an expert anymore since he failed the CLD-R.

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[crossrulz]

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@JÞB wrote:

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@crossrulz wrote:

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@for(imstuck) wrote:

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@JÞB wrote:

Jack-

Very well said.  Especially about converting the lurkers.  I was once offered the opportunity to participate in a NIST lunch-time open LabVIEW ask the experts session.  I brought my magic 8-ball and placed it on the table next to me.  I identified at least a half dozen "regular lurkers" in the audience just by observing facial reactions.

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woah woah woah woahhhh.....expert??

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True.  We can't really call him an expert anymore since he failed the CLD-R.

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Is that a no reply?  Or couldn't come up with a good comeback and hit post instead of cancel?  I'm asking out of pure curiousity.

[JÞB]

Can't edit or quote mobile can't. enter text full. this will have to do

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Tim is correct that I pulled a swing-n-miss on attempt 1. I highly recommend the online training since the exam appears toallign closely with examples used as learning vehicles in the course. I had fully intended to complete those courses before attempting the recert I lost track of time and shot from the hip. I did not even leave myself the time to refresh on the example exams. I just suddenly saw the Nov 17th date and went into panic mode. Oh no! I have been so vocal about training and certification AND I AM ABOUT TO LAPSE!

Lesson learned. Watch the calender.

Tim, I appreciate your additional insight on the matter.

next month I will ask for a waiver on personal objects and take the 8-ball with me into the exam.

[JÞB]

That made more sense without the compost in between. but shows that Tim needs a magic 8- ball

[JÞB]

Cross post not compost (darned auto correct)