u/catslay_4

I currently work there so I do have access to courses and resources if there are things I do not understand. I can readily have peers I work with daily that are CCNA's/CCIE's etc to explain concepts. I'm not an engineer, I come from a different side of the business. I will work full days but I have no children and I am not married so I do have flexibility to study 2 hours on weekdays and more on weekends. How far in advance did you find you needed if you book the exam first and then learn the material? What is a safe bet that will give me time to fail and retake if that happens before February's changes, but is enough time to adequately learn the material.

I know it is a grey area, and everyone is different, however, I would like to hear from those that did this and have feedback. Anything helps. Thanks!

Austin Animal Services and the Austin Humane Society are hosting a FREE drive-thru vaccine and microchip event for cats and dogs on Wednesday, June 10, 2026, 8 am to noon. The gate will open at 7 am ( no early arrivals). 

Free vaccinations and microchips will be available for up to 1,000 pets, with no limit to the number of pets per vehicle.

• Pets and owners will remain in their vehicles during the event
• Vaccines provided: Rabies, FVRCP (cats) & DAPP (dogs)
• Dogs must be on a leash
• Cats must be in secure carriers
• Cats and dogs must be at least 8 weeks old
• Free pet collar name tag engraving
• Entrance located off the Highway 183 service road

Hi, I love wandering off the beaten path. I enjoy how in Rome you can find little churches and places with beautiful art and even pieces from Raphael, Bernini or architecture by Borromini with few knowing what they are looking at. I’ve been to the main museums in Venice, however I will be spending two days there alone. Does anyone have any recommendations where I can stumble on some special frescos or paintings?

Would love recommendations. I will be staying at a hotel in that area and would like to visit some small, local wineries. It seems like there are quiet a few, are there any standouts if you've visited?