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Most roof racks are kind of model specific though aren't they? The fit kits only work on certain vehicles.

 

I would have listed it in the 05-09 classifieds since that is what you drive.

3) They would look great on your outback BarManBean!

Did you get a WRX instead of a BRZ?

 

Yep. After thinking about it, I decided a BRZ would be impractical as my only car. Still thinking about getting one in the future though.

Who wants some 17x8 wheels??

 

http://legacygt.com/forums/showthread.php/md-14-wrx-wheels-and-5x100-mb-weapon-219771.html?p=4703019

Honestly didn't notice the wheels. He was rolling by and only thing I really noticed was the JDM bumper. Then I figured it was you because your legacy was the only one in that color that I knew of with the JDM front haha

 

I'm glad it went to a good guy though. Hopefully he takes good care of it.

 

Are you still thinking of getting a new wrx or sti?

I saw it yesterday! I thought it was you lol.

Anyone have a stock intake lying around? Apparently the 11 WRX airbox has a different MAF sensor size than the legacy

You should ask the NPS cops that patrol Skyline Drive about that.

 

hahaha good thing we got a warning last year

So much win!

I wouldn't mind helping you compare the exhausts. The problem is finding the time to do it though.

I smell an install party happening

What setup is coming off your car Mr. Barmanbean?

Only if you let me put the tarmacs on my car lol

haha it must be coming from an east coast warehouse. That's awesome!

This is what happens when you click the link

Haha because mod bug

some cheap spec b wheels I saw on nasioc if anyone is interested. http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2515258&highlight=pa

It looks like the current exam is SY0-301, I appreciate all your help so far though.

 

Was the book to the left of the security+ book good? I'm interested in borrowing that to read through if you thought it was a good book.

I understand now, thanks. So to start off in the entry level area I would need net+/sec+ in order to move on towards a CISSP in the future. I am also definitely planning to get a PMP certification once I'm eligible to do so. My PM teacher was excellent and really got me interested in it.

If you want to stand out from the crowd and demand some higher $$, look into getting your CISSP. Its by no means a walk in the park and it requires much much more of a commitment then the other creds you listed.

 

As far as real world, those (sec+/net+) honestly are very common place now and employers are even making those standard requirements (like a BS degree).

 

So would I also need to get sec+/net+ if I went ahead and got a CISSP? Or would the CISSP encompass those two certs as well as give me more value.

Just a feeler because I'm not sure I want to sell yet but anyone interested in front and rear spats, side strakes, and chromeless sideskirts? Will only sell as a package, they need paint. I'm thinking 500

If you are serious about IT, those certs will definitely open up some opportunities for you.

 

I will definitely try to get those certs as soon as possible then.

 

I also got a database systems design book from a friend that I will start trying to learn SQL from.

I'm working on a Master's in healthcare administration but don't have any job experience other than working at my University's bookstore. I'm looking for any interniships in healthcare management. I also have a pretty strong interest in project managment and healthcare IT. So if there are any internships/entry level jobs for those that would be great as well.

 

I would prefer if the job/internship opportunity was in MD. But I'm willing to travel to DC/VA for the right opportunity.

 

I think I will try to get comptia certs in network+ and security+. Do any of you know if those are worth getting?

Thank you sir, I wish my set was as pristine as others I've seen in this thread, but I was okay with how beat up they were when I bought them because they are gonna be winter wheels anyhow.

I get to join the BBS club