Getting to know the members! What does everyone do for a living?

Head of R&D at a coatings manufacturing company. Moonlighting unsuccessfully as a novelist and screenwriter.

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cedarit said:
Web Designer. Nothing exciting or worth mention...

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Heh! Funny!

I'm a Network Technician/Admin for a Allen - Bradley / Rockwell Automation distributor and manage networks for smaller businesses in my county. Oh and I'm a father, it's a dirty job, but someone has got to keep those tax payers going.

~Rob Willi

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2Hostyl said:

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VitaminsAndGravy said:
I'm also the manager and video coordinator for our football team.

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Just dont flim the other team's signs (unless you are working towards an Internship with the New England Patriots

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I didn't know Bill Belichick was a coaster fan. I always thought he was too much into that football stuff... and breaking up marriages.

Manager of the Digital Imaging department of a chain of photo studios.

Senior at Georgia Tech.

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2Hostyl said: Specifically: Primary (as of this afternoon) Patent Examiner @ the United States Patent and Trademark Office

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Congrats, jeremy!

Hopefully this doesn't mean we'll be seeing even LESS of you... ;)

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I own the Playgirl mansion. :)

Actually, I work as an office assistant which means I do everything, as well as a PT retail job to help support my road trippin. ;)

-Tina

I am an accountant at the Tri-State Airport in Huntington, WV.

I am the IT Training Manager for a utility company here in Philadelphia. I teach Microsoft Office classes, do second-level help desk support (i.e. answer people's Office questions that the help desk can't figure out), and grudgingly get dragged into the help desk to answer phones when they are short-staffed (grrrrrr....)

I'm certified by Microsoft as a Microsoft Office Specialist Master Instructor.

I've been with my company for nearly 11 years and except for a few small annoyances, I'm pretty happy.

I'd tell you.. but then I'd have to kill you all...

However.. I have been known to be found in some clouded situations in October..

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Junior at Cleveland State University and working as a meat cutter at Discount Drug Mart. Not glamorous work but it does finance these trips.

Also please if you dont eat meat be offended i dont kill them or make them for people to eat. Its cool with your own personal preference.

Senior Operations Manager for the world’s leading provider of marketing information, audience measurement, and business media products and services.

I am also working toward my PhD in Leadership and Organizational Change. I should be Dr. CoasterDad64 sometime in 2009.

Systems and Technology at one of the top rated hospitals in Ohio/the country. Currently working midnights which kind of sucks, but I do get to see a lot of trauma surgeries. :)

-Josh

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rollergator said:

Congrats, jeremy!

Hopefully this doesn't mean we'll be seeing even LESS of you...

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Quite the contrary! Primary = Less scrutiny = More Autonomy.

Why did I ever schedule my review period to be during coaster season? Oh yeah, cause I didnt want to have to cancel Christmas. :)
lata, jeremy

Computer Network Analyst for a Hospital System in the Philadelphia area.

And for those Rowan University students... I still like to call it Glassboro State College. Go PROFS... Beasts of the East in DIII Football. *** Edited 9/13/2007 5:45:48 PM UTC by dragonoffrost***

AutoCAD Technician at a large architecture firm downtown Minneapolis. a.k.a. Sit in a cubicle city at a computer drawing pretty colored lines all day.

Pays just fine.

Seen some others in here with similar positions.

This is for them:

Use your onsnap. DO NOT explode dimensnions...or hatch for that matter. And lock your viewports when you get the image to scale. Oh, and create all of your drawings (and blocks) from 0,0,0.

Anything I missed AcVis?

I'm a full time student at Arizona State University. On the side I run a semi-successful computer repair company that is mostly for small businesses here in Arizona and southern California. Have a couple people working for (with) me now.

I run a dj company, and work for a delivery service durring the day.

Pastor.

Junior Theatre Design & Production Student at Fordham University in NYC and working part-time at Pottery Barn for fun & extra cash. :)