I took the CISA exam last weekend. After the more than 2 hours it took me to answer the 200 questions my instinct was to leave, but I stuck around for another hour anyway to review my answers like people recommend. I'm glad I did. The reason people typically review their test answers is to … Continue reading Remember what was easy, not just what was hard
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ARE YOU READY FOR WORLD DOMINATION*? REPEAT AFTER ME: I'm kind of a big deal. No, I'm more than that. I am enough. No. More. I am important. Yes. I am the real deal. Yes! I'm fabulous. Absolutely! I am the one. I've got the power. I will not be defeated. I can't stop, and … Continue reading Self-affirmations for world domination*
Next week I take the Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) exam**. A lot of people have told me I have nothing to worry about, that I should have no problem passing the exam. When I told some coworkers that I've started doing 100 practice questions a night they said I'd "definitely be fine." I didn't … Continue reading My top eight CISA exam anxieties
This is my procrastination post. I should be writing something else or doing something else or at least sleeping, but instead I am writing this post. This is my procrastination post, but I wonder, is this your procrastination post, too? Are you reading this when you should be reading something else or doing something else? … Continue reading This is my procrastination post
Former Baltimore Ravens Cheerleader Molly Shattuck has been sentenced to 48 weekends in jail for raping a teenage boy. Most headlines about the case use that word: rape. This is correct because sex with a minor is statutory rape. Period. Why then do headlines about Jared Fogle use the terms "underage sex" or "sex with … Continue reading Why say Jared Fogle had “sex with minors” but Molly Shattuck “raped?”
Kim Z. Dale 