Here you find all those interesting yet hard to find facts about Ralph. So, pour yourself a cup of hot cocoa, get comfortable and Enjoy!
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Hi, and welcome to my corner of the web. I don't really need a web site for anything really meaningful, but I like to babble on about items of no particular relevance. Since you are still reading, I shall continue typing. I am currently working for a company called PrimeNet Marketing Services, a subsidiary of Journal Communications. I am a network administrator and MCSE. If you aren't in a technical field or have somehow missed all the become an MCSE in a day advertisements, an MCSE is a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer. I took TCP/IP4 and IIS4 as my electives and am thinking about taking the MCDBA exams next. I will have to wait and see on that. It is just a relief to be finished with the first six exams at this point.
Anyway, I live in Largo, Fl with Anna and my daughter Maddie(see cute picture below) and am two days away from my first week of vacation in some time. We are not going anywhere special, there are enough things to do around here that I haven't done yet anyway. More later...
Here is great quote I found somewhere on the net. It is attributed to Nixon.
"What starts the process, really, are laughs, slights and snubs when you are a kid. Sometimes it's because you're poor, or Irish or Jewish or Catholic or ugly or simply that you are skinny. But if you are reasonably intelligent and if your anger is deep enough and strong enough, you learn you can change those attitudes by excellence, personal gut performance, while those who have everything are sitting on their fat butts.
Once you learn that you've got to work harder than anybody else, it becomes a way of life as you move out of the alley and on your way. In your own mind you have nothing to lose, so you take plenty of chances, and if you do your homework many of them pay off. It is then you understand, for the first time, that you have the advantage because your competitors can't risk what they have already. It's a piece of cake until you get to the top. You find you can't stop playing the game the way you've always played it because it is a part of you and you need it as much as an arm or a leg.
So you are lean and mean and resourceful, and you continue to walk on the edge of the precipice because over the years you have become fascinated by how close to the edge you can walk without losing your balance."
-Richard Nixon, 1974
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