Okay, this craps out because the Input Sheet has “#N/A” in a data cell. This makes Excel really sad and it just explodes.
I can write something to account for this and prevent Excel from becoming depressed and drinking itself into oblivion.
“preventing Excel from becoming depressed and drinking itself into oblivion” sounds way better than “Error Handling”
I started writing this on the Twitter, but it’s too long. Anyway.
If you’re a cycling-type company – bikes, clothing, components, etc – and you want to build brand loyalty, sponsor a collegiate cycling team. Broke-ass kids who are just getting into the competitive part of the sport will remember this. When they graduate, and they have real jobs, and they have real income, they might buy your $10,000 wunderbike. Or they might spend their life continuously buying your products and remembering them fondly.
Cannondale, through Exeter Cycles, gave UNH a nice deal. As a result, I’ve only owned one non-Cannondale racing bike in my life (5/6 were Cannondales).
Just sayin’, if there’s any decision makers reading this, look up your local collegiate cycling team and give them some shit/sell them some shit at wholesale.
I actually have no photos of my first bike (CAAD 5 R3000, broke the frame), but it was warranted with a CAAD 7.
I do not want to talk about the stem. Or, really, any of the positioning items. This photo is from 2004.
Fiancee and I are being PRODUCTIVE in the OFFICE at our respective desks.
We call this DESKING.