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My go to meal is Quaker Oatmeal mixed with Vanilla Whey Protein. I'll eat that 1-2 times a day. Cost for that combo is $0.75, not bad if you ask me. Just trying to give people some good ideas here :)
The nice thing about working for a company is the whole thing is not 100% riding on me & there are other dev's who can "cover" for you. I can also focus more on what I like to do vs when I worked for my self where I did everything; even the parts I sucked at but the clients like you so much they insist that you be the one doing it.
Long story short, I like working for "the man" and am quite happy with where I'm at.
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?>We are a fast growing company who just opened it's second office in AZ (http://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2011/04/18/dataspher...) that is in the hyperlocal news market. On the web/tech side we are looking to hire .Net, JAVA, NoSQL, UX, PM's & Drupal people. On the non web/tech side we have a wide range of jobs.
Another analogy. Poetry & Programing have a lot in common. Once you learn to write it, creation is easy; good creations take practice & skill. Iteration is key.
I'm the guy who has shaped this into the monster it has now become. The apache htaccess rules are still getting refined & it comes with lighttpd and nginx rules as well.
I've been working on taking this full circle; taking the monster that was created, keeping the core parts that work and spiting the other parts into separate Drupal modules. http://drupal.org/project/expire will contain the cache invalidation logic and I'll create a crawler once I come up with a better multi process crawler http://groups.drupal.org/node/126624
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We are headquartered in Bellevue, Washington and led by a team of Internet veterans with backgrounds from Amazon.com, IMDb, Microsoft, RealNetworks, AltaVista, Trendwest and other leading companies.
The last couple of posts on this blog are a good read. http://www.garfieldtech.com/