Recently, a colleague sent me an Excel spreadsheet with the first column (Column A) hidden.
It took me a few minutes to realize what was going on--I could see a partial word in Column B and simply thought I needed to adjust the column width. After fiddling with it for a few minutes, I realized that Column A was hidden and that the partial word was simply a word in Column A that continued into the Column B cell which didn't happen to have any data.
Watch the video and learn about the famous IT Radix “Goose is Cooked” incident.
A few weeks ago, we had no power in our building. The cause – a goose! It had flown into the power line on the street and blown out the transformer.
Today celebrates National Doughnut Day! As a matter of fact National Doughnut Day is celebrated on the first Friday of June each year. But how did it start?
It turns out that doughnuts are a significant part of Salvation Army history. Doughnut Day was created in 1938 as a fundraiser by the Salvation Army to help those in need during the Depression and to honor the “Salvation Army Women” who served doughnuts to soldiers during World War I. It is still celebrated today!
National Doughnut Day has become a true American tradition.
