I'm doing 35 things
I cannot believe I am going to fulfill this goal when I see him live on May 9th!
kilbey1's Life List
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1. go to graduate school
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2. Visit Maine
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3. Master PHP
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4. Read The Lord of The Rings
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5. See all of the films listed on the American Film Institute's Top 100 American Films of the 20th Century
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6. meet terry pratchett
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7. see the grand canyon
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8. Make my Own Reed Diffusers
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9. Learn Objective-C
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10. build an iPhone app
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11. Meet Neil Gaiman
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12. cbap certification
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13. learn flex
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14. run a 10K
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15. lose 30 more pounds
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16. have someone else clean your place
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17. learn to cook Thai food
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18. visit all 50 states
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19. pay off my student loans
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20. pay off my debt
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21. travel to Ireland
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22. Write a science fiction or fantasy novel
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23. Learn Flash
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24. have an art show
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25. master CSS
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26. re-design my website
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27. learn ajax
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28. Take GMAT
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29. learn to be patient
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30. learn to play the harp
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31. Ride in a Hot Air Balloon...anywhere
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32. get corrective eye surgery or lasik
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33. learn gaelic
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34. learn reiki
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35. read all the books I own
1,279 people
How I did it
It made me
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How I did it: I didn't initially save, and instead paid down some oustanding debt. Once completed, as I watched my return on my 401(k) get a negative, I opted to cut back 1/2 my 10% input to 5%, and then did an approximate calculation for that remaining 5%. I then set up an automatic transfer to move that 5% automatically into an interest bearing savings account each paycheck -- small interest, but interest-bearing in this economy, nonet… Read how I did it…
It made me
Hey, ok, I'm done! 
How I did it: Between reading a dummies book, researching online on the BOB forums, and my company paying for a reporting class, I know a chunk of what is a massive application. Alot of what I'm learning is by trial and error. I would like to take more advanced classes from Business Objects. Read how I did it…
Recent entries
I actually want to learn this as well. Good into I figure into the world of Business Intelligence. My work has me going to a BO reporting course in August, so I guess that’s a start.
Also picked up BO XI Release 2 for Dummies.
