I want to add a book collection with Sions: Investing for Dummies.

I've read that actually 3 months before I started my bank teller job and learned the three ingredients to building wealth. That was back in 2006 I believe.

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I know I've heard of him being involved in the fire that killed his grandmom, but Idda know about that because there might be more to that that may apply to him being a fall guy to what really happened. Just saying because if you notice when higher profile people are killed or "accidentally killed", you don't always hear the real story. Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, just a couple examples. I just don't want to rely on the general media on what happened in incidents because they HAVE control of the information that people receive.

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Awaiting my vouchers for 70-461, 70-462, and 70-463
Looking to acquire my MCSA cert

nice. im taking mcitp which i think might be similar. is active directory and exchange server included in your track?

On the Server certification path, yours is similar.
I'm on the database certification path.

check this: http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/certification-overview.aspx#fbid=p9FfDL0DfrL


Here's a statement on MCITP: http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/mcitp-certification.aspx#fbid=p9FfDL0DfrL

O i c. yea mcse/mcsa will be the next logical progression on my certification path after im done. what are your thoughts on obtaining a cert on RHCSE? i know many employers arent utilizing linux as application and database servers compared to microsoft, but i thought it might be valuable just to have the knowledge

In my honest opinion, do what I'm doing now and go for the basic/general certifications first like A+, MCSA, CCNA, etc. Then you could go to the more advanced and/or specialized certs like a RHCSE, RHCE,etc., because you want to use every certification that you receive as a credit towards helping you land that job.