Today we discussed sending me to work in a big city and sending the money back to my poor family in Buffalo. I could then experience life as an itinerate worker. It may be the only way that I can reach my earning potential.

On another note I am dying to work for the Mafia. If anyone has connections, please forward them to me. I am not joking about that.

I officially quit at Canisius today as the thought of working for slave wages anymore makes me sick. They got plenty of notice so everyone should be happy.

I will not be returning to Canisius as Multimedia Specialist or Adjunct Professor. I am telling you now so that you have plenty of time to find someone. I was also wondering if you could write me a recommendation letter so that I may file it with my resume when applying for jobs. It isn't for any specific job, just a review of my responsibilities and services while at Canisius.

(e:shawnr) and his wife have a similar situation. It is precisely why people leave Buffalo.

I have eaten the worst bacon on earth. It is made by Organic Valley and is flavorless and pure fat. It's the most expensive bacon we ever saw (on sale at $4.79 at the Lexington Coop), so we thought it would be good. It was seriously disgusting.

Both the Applegate Farm's or Wegman's nitrate free bacon tastes 1000 times better.

I want this job so bad but unfortunately it is in SF. I wrote to ask them if they can hire me from here.

Expert web-designer / intermediate web-programmer for a long-term, part-time subcontractor job.

Requirements:

• expert level HTML, CSS, JavaScript skills (minimum 5 years)
  
• very strong PHP and MySQL skills (minimum 3 years)
  
• very strong graphic design skills
  
• XML/XSLT knowledge is highly desirable, but not critical

For Friday the Thirteenth everything went well so far. I wen tout and ate Vietnamese food at the reopened Vietnamese restaurant between Utica and Hodge on Elmwood. It was tasty. Then we had chocolate Martini's with Holly over at the crack mansion. It was nice to catch up.

Today, I saw lots of students who appeared really surprised that I didn't get hired. Many of them told me that I taught them the most at Canisius, which was nice to hear.

. . .have a good summer and maybe I will see you next year. thanks for everything you really taught me a lot and because of it im teaming up with a friend of mine thats a professor at RIT to work on making websites for profit all summer.

I wonder who will teach advanced programming now they they got a single track guy.