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What does everyone do for work?
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dmacdonald
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27, Network Administrator for a liquor distributor in New York. Server03, AS400, Linux, Telephony, VTC... you name it we've got it. What we've got, I fix 
While waiting on Dave to chim in, I use Nikons..D-60, D90 and just picked up a D300 for cheap...
I just picked up a Canon Rebel XS. Gonna start getting into photography as a hobby.
digitaldave52
New Member
I'm a die hard Canon user...Have been for years.
EOS-1D Mark IV and EOS-1D Mark III in the studio... 20D to "carry around"
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apeshitninja
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I'm a systems/virtualization engineer, IT guy. I spent 9yrs in the military and have been working as a contractor every since, it's a fun job for the most part since I'm can build network infrastructures for a living.
That also kinda makes me a geek by default, I have to know how things work
That also kinda makes me a geek by default, I have to know how things work
20... 6 months to 21.
Student.. Halfway through junior year. On an athletic scholarship playing Lacrosse at a small private school in North Carolina.
Business Finance major planning on attending grad school for a masters in accountancy. Looking to use accounting to start my career after grad school but do not want to stay in accounting for more than 5 years, more or less use it as experience and a good way to get my foot in the door in the "business world."
So,, that's what I plan to do in terms of work. But I have no problem continuing more schooling after I finish my undergrad in a year and a half.
Work in the summer though back home in Minnesota for the Utilities department for the city I am from, as a seasonal employee. 40 hours a week, work 7am-3:30pm. and Make 14.25 an hour is a pretty good summer job for a college kid.
Also worked as a cart attendant at a country club last summer, but that was more or less just to play free golf.
This summer looking to find an internship (hopefully paid) in either NC or MN. Anyone got any leads? haha.
Just got my Droid a week before Xmas and I don't think I have set it down yet. Got a week left of Christmas break and then I head back to 6am workouts followed by classes all day with 5-8pm practices. Only to get home, shower and study, maybe try and eat, and then attempt to get to bed so I can do it all over again the next day (6x a week).
That's my story.
Student.. Halfway through junior year. On an athletic scholarship playing Lacrosse at a small private school in North Carolina.
Business Finance major planning on attending grad school for a masters in accountancy. Looking to use accounting to start my career after grad school but do not want to stay in accounting for more than 5 years, more or less use it as experience and a good way to get my foot in the door in the "business world."
So,, that's what I plan to do in terms of work. But I have no problem continuing more schooling after I finish my undergrad in a year and a half.
Work in the summer though back home in Minnesota for the Utilities department for the city I am from, as a seasonal employee. 40 hours a week, work 7am-3:30pm. and Make 14.25 an hour is a pretty good summer job for a college kid.
Also worked as a cart attendant at a country club last summer, but that was more or less just to play free golf.
This summer looking to find an internship (hopefully paid) in either NC or MN. Anyone got any leads? haha.
Just got my Droid a week before Xmas and I don't think I have set it down yet. Got a week left of Christmas break and then I head back to 6am workouts followed by classes all day with 5-8pm practices. Only to get home, shower and study, maybe try and eat, and then attempt to get to bed so I can do it all over again the next day (6x a week).
That's my story.
DroidMunkey
Member
Navy man!
My friend is on a sub, the USS Maine
Im joining the navy this year, wanting to be a corpsman
My friend is on a sub, the USS Maine
Im joining the navy this year, wanting to be a corpsman
Truckin'
Hmmm, I'm feeling a bit old here. I'll be 64 in March. I'm a truck driver and have been since 1974. I mostly run between Reno and Salt Lake City, or Las Vegas (though I've periodically been everywhere you can go in one day from Reno). I usually pull triple trailer combo's.
I'm jealous of those posters who either were on submarines, or are planning on being on subs. I joined the navy back in 1965 with the expressed plan of getting sub duty. Without going into a story, I ended up NOT on subs, and instead got into the 'security group' as a Cryptologic Technician (then referred to as "Communication Technicians"). Back then, they could promise you anything to get you to sign up. Once in, you were theirs!
Anyway, I'm loving this web site. It was because I hung out here and read and read for a couple weeks prior to my biting the bullet and buying my Droid that helped me make the decision. I've never looked back!
You guys here do the "heavy lifting" when I need advice or look for new ideas on what I can do with this computer cum phone.
:lifting:
Hmmm, I'm feeling a bit old here. I'll be 64 in March. I'm a truck driver and have been since 1974. I mostly run between Reno and Salt Lake City, or Las Vegas (though I've periodically been everywhere you can go in one day from Reno). I usually pull triple trailer combo's.
I'm jealous of those posters who either were on submarines, or are planning on being on subs. I joined the navy back in 1965 with the expressed plan of getting sub duty. Without going into a story, I ended up NOT on subs, and instead got into the 'security group' as a Cryptologic Technician (then referred to as "Communication Technicians"). Back then, they could promise you anything to get you to sign up. Once in, you were theirs!
Anyway, I'm loving this web site. It was because I hung out here and read and read for a couple weeks prior to my biting the bullet and buying my Droid that helped me make the decision. I've never looked back!
You guys here do the "heavy lifting" when I need advice or look for new ideas on what I can do with this computer cum phone.
:lifting:
ricepuddin
Member
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I am A Biomedical Equipment Repair Specialist in the United States Army, that is a fancy way of saying i fix medical equipment
I am A Biomedical Equipment Repair Specialist in the United States Army, that is a fancy way of saying i fix medical equipment