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About what I paid when I first started driving.

If you go overseas to see an NFL game, you'd better know the lyrics...

In other elephant news...

Two elephants rescued from mudpit

Hockey has gone back to the 2000 doldrums for me. The Hawks started out fine, but have gone back to being the same team from the last couple years.

Not really a PC or tech question, but is anyone here an expert at Tableau? I've got a map created with locations on it and I'm trying to use an action filter to "zoom" in on counties when you click them, while keeping the locations intact. I got the zoom to work, but the locations all disappear when it happens. I'm thinking it is something to do with layers, but I haven't found the right combinations to get it to work. Anybody know how? EDIT: Nevermind, I seem to have found a solution. Not sure why it works, but it does.

"Two Youts went down that road once...once."

Guess Ahab got tired of his second gig -

Hold a snow globe in front of your eyes & watch.

wait...for...it...

In my case, it's which one's are still above ground.

1) Do the trees around the stadium bend toward the stadium where the Raiders are playing? 2) Do a lot of fans wear strange looking headgear? 3) Do the Refs tend to gift them penalties to their opponents? Then they do indeed suck, just like Green Bay.

Announcer: "Justin Fields is on fire!" Me: That used to mean that another Bears QB stood too close to the sideline heater.

BOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!

Came out in '87 according to Wikipedia. I had just started learning Lotus & all my peers knew it for years. The company switched to Excel, leveling the field for me & I eventually became the expert that everyone started coming to. One of the luckiest breaks I ever got.

HS? This is what I had to learn about in HS - Didn't learn Excel until employer #4 dropped Lotus 1-2-3 in favor of MS Office (circa 1995).

Or a hawk swooped by. I've seen squirrels go flat & stop moving for 5-10 minutes when the local red tail dives at them.

If you can understand how to do vlookups, sumif(s), index and match - the rest is just gravy.