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1 thing I adore about Microsoft may be the “continued education” we offer and assistance. The company offers a tuition reimbursement program for formal continued education (like an advanced degree),Windows 7 Home Premium Product Key, but for people like me (who succumb to stress-induced fits,Cheap Office 2007, nightmares, and hives when presented with the thought of “real” school … coupled with the fact I could never balance education and a fulltime job … but that’s just me) …. Anyway, for people like me, Microsoft also offers a plethora (oh, yes, I said plethora) of development classes … everything from technical classes (but where is the beginners’ HTML class??) to interviewing classes (score!) to presentation classes to management classes. You can learn how to code in C#. You can learn how to most effectively prioritize your time. You can learn how to manage outside vendor relationships. You can learn how to use Excel pivot tables like a wizard. You can learn how to drive a project from inception to completion. There’s genuinely a lot of options. I write all this, in part, to explain to you why I’m not blogging as of late. I have a lot of training going on right now … some are voluntary (like a PowerPoint presentation class that I’m essentially looking forward to); some are mandatory for my job (like a two day legal training scheduled for next week … but hey, I always find legal stuff fun.) Anyway, long story longer, I’m spending a lot time in classes these days, and then once I’m done,Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010, I’m busy trying to get my “real” work completed … and living life. (Weezer show tonight! Woo-hoo!) I’ve also got some trips coming up in the next few weeks (both for work and for fun),Office 2010 Keygen, but I’ll try to post as often as I can … I just might not be around as much as usual. Hang in there with me! I promise I’m still here,Purchase Office 2007!! gretchen