In an article about employee training, Techcrunch makes a sad but true observation. American corporations consider their workforce to be disposable — like ball-point pens and cigarette lighters. Gone are the days when a company would train a factory worker to become a computer programmer or offer lifelong employment. It’s all about quarterly revenue and [...]
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Jason’s Status
- Untitled September 4, 2010Taking a lunch break from house hunting. Seen 8 houses so far. This is surprisingly tiring. […]
- Untitled September 4, 2010My father-in-law on phone:”Willie’s not here , and I don’t think he’ll be here tomorrow night because no Willie lives here.” […]
- Untitled August 28, 2010Not quite the right message « Always Jason http://ping.fm/Ahw2i […]
- Untitled August 28, 2010I mentioned in a blog post today that I’m a free-range kids advocate. This is why: Toddler walks two blocks to reach medical help for her father – CNN.com http://ping.fm/BgGal […]
- Untitled August 28, 2010Obama adminstration tells U.N. that law enforcing other immigration laws is human rights violation. Thanks for selling out your own country President Obama. http://ping.fm/ARkvu […]
- Untitled August 28, 2010Rattlesnake on the playground. Fun for the whole family. […]
- Untitled August 27, 2010No intranet at the new job. Boss asked me if I know anything about building one. Guess who is going to be working on the project? […]
- Untitled August 26, 2010It was great putting my daughter to bed, reading a book, saying prayers, doing “God bless you,” and singing her Little Bailey Sunshine song. […]
- Untitled August 25, 2010My Honeybun and Sunshine are about only 2 hours away. […]
- Untitled August 24, 2010Got my new office chair. Oh comfort, I’ve missed you. […]
My Completed Tweaks
- semperjase commented on mithila's submissionRule #1 of disposal: Tarp first. […]
- semperjase participated in "Take a picture of the trunk of your car (as is :o)"And still enough room to stash a body. ;) by semperjase. permalink […]
- semperjase participated in "What's your favorite part of your daily ritual?"Making breakfast for my daughter. (Though we rarely eat donuts.) by semperjase. permalink […]
- semperjase participated in "What skill did you learn, that can be considered obsolete in this day and age?"What is now "Keyboarding" was call "Typing" when I was in high school. We actually had to push a lever at the end of every line to return the carriage (that is the assembly that held the paper :). My class had a few electric typewriters that we rotated through. The other half was the old manual typewriter - although not as old as this pic […]
- semperjase participated in "take a picture of your time-teller."Given to me over 12 years ago as a wedding present from my wife. I gave her the matching women's watch. Neither of us knew what the other was giving. Must have been destiny :) by semperjase. permalink […]
- semperjase participated in "What is the story behind your name?"I was named after Jason of the Argonauts. My father apparently liked the Greek myth. by semperjase. permalink […]
- semperjase participated in "Share the latest bit of culture that surprised or delighted you (music, film, book, etc.)"Pomplamoose. Love their music. These two are gonna be big someday. Nataly Dawn is a super cutie. by semperjase. permalink […]
- semperjase commented on peterpan's submissionBecause you feel overwhelmed and do not know where to begin. Seeming simple does not mean it is simple. Seeking out help from someone could help. […]
- semperjase commented on jdproductions's submissionzero. dark is the absence of light […]
- semperjase commented on joe_dude's submission1. Never let your family down. 2. Never use Koolaid as a drink mixer. 3. Never ski naked. […]