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bluenova
I work in IT. I'm currently providing ERP support for a company that makes precision instruments.
I am a scholar of life lol, I am fortunate to have the privilege to be able to meet many different people on a daily basis and maybe have a small impact on their lives. I am a Nurse.
Also I am fortunate to have worked in a predominantley female environment. Eye candy in abndance. One of which is my lovely wife.
Mattberkshire
Super Member
Property surveyor, specialising in telecoms. It pays the bills
Numpty
Senior Member
Sheetmetal worker,mainly ductwork for air conditioning in office blocks,hospitals etc.
I am a Casino Surveillance Shift Manager. The eye in the sky....
WulfpackFZ6
Junior Member
United States Navy
Submarine Exterior Communications Specialist (Radioman)
Submarine Exterior Communications Specialist (Radioman)
Financial assistant in corporate banking sector.
Three jobs.
Primary - Operations and Finance Manager for a Corporate University
Secondary - Texas Army National Guard - Infantry First Sergeant
Hobby Job - Oil and Gas Company Partner - The company is 5 weeks old
Primary - Operations and Finance Manager for a Corporate University
Secondary - Texas Army National Guard - Infantry First Sergeant
Hobby Job - Oil and Gas Company Partner - The company is 5 weeks old
OneTrack
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I'm employed as a District Manager for a Japanese car company, who I've been with since 1989.
Prior to that I worked from '72 to '89 as an Automotive Technician (Specializing in Volvo's and Subaru's).
Prior to that, 10 years with the British regular army (REME), where I was a Vehicle Mechanic B* (the * denoted training upgrade to include all armoured vehicles except MBT's).
Prior to that I worked from '72 to '89 as an Automotive Technician (Specializing in Volvo's and Subaru's).
Prior to that, 10 years with the British regular army (REME), where I was a Vehicle Mechanic B* (the * denoted training upgrade to include all armoured vehicles except MBT's).
Search and rescue winchman in the UK working for the Royal Air Force ... 18years down 4 to go
Here's me on the right during the Gloucester floods earlier this year ...
Do for a living? I'm the glue that keeps this freakin' household of 3 women together running like a smoothly oiled machine 24/7...., it's not easy
For some down time I engineer electrically.
Wow!! I am really impressed by the multifaceted professions you talented and daring peeps hold. I work in a Community College in a Teaching Learning Center, I.T. work. Mostly computer and network support, technology training, multimedia or whatever else is thrown in my way. So in a way I solve a lot of operator-error problems ;-) For a living on the other hand, i like to ride my new FZ6, watch a good movie, eat fine food, read a good book, play a good game, laugh, travel (when money and time allow) and now I am planning on returning to the Judo practice at the dojo nearby my workplace. OOOOOOOOoooos!
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2-stroke
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I am a technical arts director for a Church. In other words, I get to play with all the buttons that make things louder and make the lights flash. It's fun get to free lance every now and then and run sound for different bands that come in to the area. Hopefully, if everything goes to plan on Saturday I will be a technical arts director the rides an FZ6
Kakashi
Junior Member
Ironworker that helps make the Disney magic at Disneyworld
driver145
Member
Just graduated college and applying for "real jobs" but I am still working as a Loss Prevention officer for now.
dankatz
Commuter
don't know why this thread popped up when I searched for info on the JC Whitney top case...
anyways, I'm an obstetrician/gynecologist and I am doing a fellowship in Maternal Fetal Medicine (high risk obstetrics).
Dani
anyways, I'm an obstetrician/gynecologist and I am doing a fellowship in Maternal Fetal Medicine (high risk obstetrics).
Dani
Never visited this thread but glad you found it Dani. Interesting to know what people do.
I am a Server/Storage Enginner for a wholesale energy company. I run two data centers and 26 remote locations. HP and EMC shop and we're doing server consolidation at the moment using HP blade systems and VMWare. Cool stuff! I get paid to play with the latest technology!
I am a Server/Storage Enginner for a wholesale energy company. I run two data centers and 26 remote locations. HP and EMC shop and we're doing server consolidation at the moment using HP blade systems and VMWare. Cool stuff! I get paid to play with the latest technology!
Trncaba
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I am a stay at home mom with one hubby two kids ( age 12 and 9) and one cat. Between us we have three bikes
Trina
Trina
sean
Simply love to ride.
service rigs
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Yeah, thanks for digging this up Dani!
I'm a biomaterials scientist. I develop materials that are used in medical devices and make sure they're biocompatible, strong, durable, etc. I spent several years developing bone void fillers, but currently I'm developing a device that facilitates the joining of two "non-conjoined" vessels via a biomaterial.
Claims to fame:
Parallax Acrylic Resin with TRACERS - Barium Sulfate Opacifier for Vertebroplasty
United States Patent Application: 0060122623
Travis
I'm a biomaterials scientist. I develop materials that are used in medical devices and make sure they're biocompatible, strong, durable, etc. I spent several years developing bone void fillers, but currently I'm developing a device that facilitates the joining of two "non-conjoined" vessels via a biomaterial.
Claims to fame:
Parallax Acrylic Resin with TRACERS - Barium Sulfate Opacifier for Vertebroplasty
United States Patent Application: 0060122623
Travis
xeres
Junior Member
Im a student in my 2nd year of uni studying English Language & Linguistics. Im currently captain of York Uni lacrosse squad and work work part time as a support worker for individuals with learning difficulties. Im actually employed by 3 charities: Choice Support, Scope and United Response. The reason being that im employed as a "relief" worker so i get complete freedom to choose my shifts or if i want to do any at all, but am not guaranteed to have any if want them. The fact I study up north and have have my family home down south requires me to be very flexible with my work patterns. I love my job and would really like to stay involved hands on, but it doesn't pay as well as Id hope, particularly being a graduate...
Currently scouting out what i want to be in the future and considering MI5 or the police force on a graduate scheme. Checking my timetable at the moment to see if ill have enough free time to be a volunteer policeman to decorate my CV with, if anyone works for the UK Police force, guidance or help is always welcome...
Bo x
Currently scouting out what i want to be in the future and considering MI5 or the police force on a graduate scheme. Checking my timetable at the moment to see if ill have enough free time to be a volunteer policeman to decorate my CV with, if anyone works for the UK Police force, guidance or help is always welcome...
Bo x
Tailgate
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High school students who are sent out of class for disciplinary problems are sent to my room until the period ends. Some camp in my room the whole day (an alternative to home suspension). Not everybody makes it in my room as it's the "end of the road." Usually, students that I eject end up in even more trouble and are sent home on suspension. I also run after school detention and Saturday School. I don't "teach" in this capacity, act more as a "jailer" or "babysitter." I assume the role of teacher during the summer session (5 weeks).
