The last week or 2 have been pretty much dedicated to upgrading myself. Decided to sign on for the National Library Premium Membership (@$21/year) that entitles you to borrow Audio/Visual media. The sign on system was also smart enough to deduct the $1 fine which I've been owing NB (interest free) for the longest time. When the Library@Esplande opened, I took up the Premium Membership for a year. Thought the selection of Art House films where pretty interesting. There are also some mainstream film that are older and I really didn't mind watching. That was all before I signed up for broadband... and things changed quite a bit.
The biggest push for this particular sign on was credited to the fact that I really wanted this VCD on Access Database design. It turned out rather crappy. Since with the membership, I also picked up 2 documentaries; one on the Egyptian Empire and the other on Gladiators and the Destruction of Pompeii. Was initially hesitant on forking out $21 bucks, but has to admit that I have spent more on lesser things.
Since the week of National Day, I've been attending short courses for Macromedia MX 2004. Also aware of the Studio 8 release which will be officially launched this Friday, but according to the trainer most of the content for Dynamic Application and ActionScript 2.0 will remain. In addition, also picked up a Database and Web Standards book. I'll be completing my last training on ActionScript for Developers. I've lost lots of brain cells through the process.
The biggest push for this particular sign on was credited to the fact that I really wanted this VCD on Access Database design. It turned out rather crappy. Since with the membership, I also picked up 2 documentaries; one on the Egyptian Empire and the other on Gladiators and the Destruction of Pompeii. Was initially hesitant on forking out $21 bucks, but has to admit that I have spent more on lesser things.
Since the week of National Day, I've been attending short courses for Macromedia MX 2004. Also aware of the Studio 8 release which will be officially launched this Friday, but according to the trainer most of the content for Dynamic Application and ActionScript 2.0 will remain. In addition, also picked up a Database and Web Standards book. I'll be completing my last training on ActionScript for Developers. I've lost lots of brain cells through the process.
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