What I do

I'm currently consulting on a SAS 70 audit for a financial service firm. I am also managing the preparation for an SEC inspection for the same firm.

The $900 fish

Before doing the research we promised our son a salt water aquarium so that he could get a "Nemo" (clown) fish and a "Dory" (blue tang) fish. Dory was nixed because blue tangs require a 70 gallon tank, which was right out. We settled on a clown fish, a damsel fish, which looks a little like a blue tang, and a royal dottyback (because I wanted it). The 30 gallon aquarium with lighting, protein skimmer and pumps cost $500. The "live" rock and sea salt cost $236. The heater, hydrometer, the glass cleaner, and the test kit cost $60. We're waiting for the live rock to cure before adding live sand and tank cleaners (most likely hermit crabs). Last comes the fish. The damsel comes first because they are hardy and relatively cheap. With any luck the tank will be ready for Nemo by his birthday in June.

Speaking of meaning

There is a meaning based therapy founded by Victor Frankl I like a lot called logotherapy:

http://www.logotherapyinstitute.org/index.html

Here is an interesting site on meaning:

http://www.meaning.ca/index.htm

Here is another interesting alternative therapy:

http://www.todoinstitute.org/

Hello World!

Well everyone else it doing it so why not? I was out of work last year and I'm looking to take my career to the next level. I've been told I need to get myself out there so here I am.