As of January 22, I started training with First Transit’s Safety Department in Garden City, Georgia. My safety director had two of six students who showed up with only one (me) remaining at the end of the training sessions. Training lasted two weeks and consisted of lectures, video lectures, knowledge tests, then behind the wheel
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Tripp Lite 45U Open Frame Rack
Tuesday I placed an order for a rack so that I could get all of my networking equipment off of the floor and the rack came in the next day. The rack is a Tripp Lite 45U Open Frame Rack purchased through PCNation for approximately $110 with shipping/handling for 2-3 day shipping. It came in
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Today, I have three recommended books. Well, I must say comic style books by Grace Mineta who is a Texan living in Tokyo. She travels around Japan with her husband experiencing new things and writing about them in comic form. Ms. Mineta also includes little tidbits of information for certain topics that are covered in
Read on »Give Me Chocolate
If you’re craving for a snack, try Meiji’s famous Milk Chocolate bar. Man it was delicious. Of course, this item came through the mail quickly from California; however, I did find that I needed to refrigerate it before consuming. After that, man… delicious.
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November 2015 Anime Bento
If you wish to see the review of my Anime Bento unboxing and review, please review the video below. Enjoy! 🙂
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by: Joshua J. Meunier Today technology is expanding. One of those technologies is the ability to produce energy with solar power. Solar power harnesses the power of the sun and converts it to energy that is stored in battery stations and is converted to power to be provided to homes. Solar energy, itself, is a
Read on »College Students Respond to Tuscaloosa’s Needs
College of Coastal Georgia’s Mariners’ Log (Brunswick, GA) July 2012, p.6 Copyright 2012 Mariners’ Log. All Rights Reserved. Reprinted with permission. College Students Respond to Tuscaloosa’s Needs by: Joshua J. Meunier On April 21, 2011, the city of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, was struck by an EF4 tornado that destroyed houses, vehicles, and businesses; dozens of people
Read on »Coastal Georgia’s New Pilot Program for Students: The Jekyll Island Pass
College of Coastal Georgia Mariners’ Log (Brunswick, GA) Oct 2010, p.3 Copyright 2010 Mariners’ Log. All Rights Reserved. Reprinted with permission. Coastal Georgia’s New Pilot Program for Students: The Jekyll Island Pass by: Joshua J. Meunier The College of Coastal Georgia is proud to present the college’s new Jekyll Island Pass. Early this fall, Dr.
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