It looks like we are moving in January |
whereabouts? tiggy used to live there. i know its redneck and conservative as fuck. |
All I know about it is Gump... |
Demand more money. Have you considered leaving your family put and having them fly you back once every few weeks? especially if this is a temporary thing? Isnt there a c130 they could throw you on every friday evening? Coincidentally my step dad worked in Montgomery, while I grew up in Atlanta. He also worked in Cape Canaveral, Augusta, Anchorage, Houston, Raleigh, Shanghai and Toronto but he would never expect to relocate his family that much. So the company paid for him to fly home every weekend. But then again, thats a wealthy pharmaceutical company rather than the government. Still, such frequent moving is a concern when it comes to the girls, they need stability. Do they increase your salary with each move? |
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Flying back and forth is out, but we (the gov and I) are looking at alternatives. I am trying to talk them into remote administration, but so far no dice. I have to have the servers out of the building they are in no later then Dec 31st. Huge infrastructure change... Just a nice bday present for me I guess. After all, last year I was not even sure if I would still have a job, and instead I got to move to San Anton... J I am not sure what most of your post meant... |
Soon-to-be Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Shelby, R-Ala., is at odds with President Bush when it comes to the question of whether Saudi Arabia is an ally in the war on terror. While Bush, Secretary of State Colin Powell and National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice have repeatedly insisted that the oil-drenched sheikdom is a friend of the U.S., Shelby offered a different view yesterday. "I wouldn't look at Saudi Arabia as an ally like the British or the French or the Canadians or anybody like that," he told NBC's "Meet the Press." "I think our relationship with them is totally transactional..... They have a lot of oil. We need the oil. We've done a lot of things for them," the Senate's intelligence chief said. Then, in a remark sure to raise eyebrows at the White House, the Alabama Republican added, "At the same time, if you look at their support of the Wahabi religion, if you look at the overall support of the so-called charities that fund a lot of terrorist groups, they've got a lot of answering to do, in my judgment." |
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hold on -- it's gonna get reeeeaaaal nice here in the coming months. |
Gunter is the HQ for Systems Support Group and with the changes to Homeland Defense, my project, plus the pentagon project..... Damn I ended up in the right place at the right time. This may be the best place for me to end up right now. My counterpart there at Gunter makes 50% more then I do, for the same work. |