Stuff what I knows;

MCDBA - Studying 1 exam left
CCNA
MCSE 2003
MCP - Various
MOUS - ALL to Expert Lvl
Notes Admin
Progress Admin
6+ years comercial experience
Dabble in web design, ASP, HTML
I'll try my hand at most IT stuff
Been using computers since the days of the ZX81 and first connected with a wonderful 14.4 Dial up
Fluant in ALL flavours of Windows.

Previously
10 Years in UK wine trade
WSET Diploma (aka how to drink for Experts)

Various other stuff
Classic car restoration, mainly Minis and a Bentley S1
Cooking, pretty good for a bloke
Cleaning 'cos I have to now and again
and yes I even know how to use the washing machine

That should do it for now, if I think of anything else I'll throw it in.

RickJ

Curly is bashful folks; he is a new proud daddy! ...so I bet he can add diaper changing to the list

NeedKarma

We need to talk. I can't keep good wine in my house I have 3 bottles I'm trying my best to store for 8 years but it's getting hard. I've experienced beautifully aged wine and it ruined me.

And congratulations on being a new daddy!

Nez

ZX81.I had the "+" version.Sinclair rules...er,shame about the C-3,C-5?
Dont you just miss dial-up.Sunday afternoon when IE1 would connect you to the intended web page after...yawn...several...yawn...minutes.Oh damn...been cut off!!!

Talking of wine.Me and Sally are going to have a few glasses of Faustino red,vintage 1995,tonight.Friends bought it for us.I've asked for a crate of the stuff.

Curlyben

Updated with a few bits I left out:
More computer stuff;
A+ N+ S+

More other stuff;
While I was in the Wine Trade I taught Adult ED, Wine Appreciation, both basic and advanced for 3 terms. Great fun.
I have tried over 50,000 different wines, beers & spirits in my career, and I'm an avid fan of Scottish Malt Whisky (yep that's the real stuff spelt correctly). I have tried examples from 95% of known distilleries.

Think that's about it for now, maybe more to come.
All this and I'm only 21 *cough* yeah right

speedball1

Let me share a wine story with you. After being discharged from the Navy in WW2 I got seamans papers and went out with the Merchant Marine. When I was over in France I picked up a gallon of white wine and a gallon of red wine and stashed them in my locker. It took over a week to get back to New York.
All that rolling and pitching turned my wine into 2 gallons of vinegar which I promptly poured over the side. And that was both the begaining and end of my wine experience. Tom

NeedKarma

Tom, we need to give you a proper introduction to wine in order for you to make yay/nay decision. Your appreciation for a wine has quite a bit to do with food, company (the people with whom you are enjoying the wine) and presentation as well as the quality of the wine itself.

My guess is that a swirling gallon jug on a merchant marine boat with your buddies and galley food would indeed be a "different" experience.

educatedhorse_2005

I like to cook with wine never really drank the stuff.
I make a sirloin beef tip with a burgandy sauce that is to die for.
As far as computers and such I now how to crash them.

talaniman

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And I know how to curse 'em, We'd make a good team!

Curlyben

OK need to add to my achievements.
I got into work this morning to find we had a virus on the DC.
Bit of a sod as the payload part kept recreating itself seconds after it was deleted.
I soon found that this bug had hit our GLOBAL WAN !!!!
Oh crud !!!
So 3 hours and tons of coffee later I'd nuked the little so and so into binary hell

I documented my fix and sent it out to our European and Canadian HQ's.
A few minutes later I received a mail from Canada to say that they had Trend engineers on site trying to kill it and failing, but 5 mins after receiving my notes they'd killed it.

So that's a big one up for me beating professional virus hunters