Moving to Logan

Just took a job as a structural engineer. I'm really excited!

For what company?

Take a guess :>)

Ah. Congratulations! *** Edited 10/6/2004 5:46:53 PM UTC by Zero-G***

Congrats!

Ahhhh, Utah? Congrats dude!

-Tina

There is more than one amusement ride manufacturer there...

Jeff - Editor - CoasterBuzz.com - My Blog

Does it matter if it is S&S or Interactive? It's still a cool job!

Well, S&S would probably be better as they are one of the more prominent ride manufactures in the nation and seem to open at least one new ride/attraction a year. Interactive Rides is growing fast though and should be big in the near future.

Probably the only better jobs in the US for coaster lovers would be with Premier and GCI but both of them seem to be past their hayday, while S&S seems to be on the up-and-up.

If you can't stand the heights, get out of the line.

Congrats Joe!!

Now go calculate those Von Mises stesses on those supports :)

Fate is the path of least resistance.

Coaster Lover, what do you call Thunderhead (GCI) and Revenge of the Mummy (x2) and Italian Job the Ride (x2) for Premier? I would hardly call that two companies who are past their haydays.

Utah rocks, congratulations! Lagoon is a great little park and you're within driving distance of both Yellowstone and Zion/Bryce National Parks. Enjoy!

Mike Miller

OMG, I'm a CreHo.

S&S it is......

3 hours to the chutes at Jackson Hole!

4 hours to Moab!

Tresca, Von Mises, or Coulomb-Mohr approach....gotta love those guys.

bassististist said:
...you're within driving distance of both Yellowstone and Zion/Bryce National Parks. Enjoy!

And you know WHAT about "driving distance", bASS? ROFL!

Coaster Joe, CONGRATS.....I'd *launch* myself to Utah to work with Stan! :)

I'd hardly call GCII a company past its heydey. It can be argued that their products have gotten better and better since they started almost a decade ago. They have never been a very prolific company but the products they create are really something special.

Agreed. Same with Premier. They seem to be on a bit of an upswing.

Real Cbuzz quote of the day - "The classes i take in collage are so mor adcanced then u could imagen. Dont talk about my emglihs" - Adamforce

Well keep us posted. Why not a trip report about your first day? We'd love to hear about it. :)

"I go out at 3 o' clock for a quart of milk and come home to my son treating his body like an amusement park!" - Estelle Costanza

Would that be a Job Report?

rollergator said:
And you know WHAT about "driving distance", bASS? ROFL!

Driving distance = less than 24 hours on the road, LOL!

bASS math...4420 + 2256 = 256 + 62

Mike Miller

OMG, I'm a CreHo.

Coaster Joe said:
S&S it is......
3 hours to the chutes at Jackson Hole!
4 hours to Moab.

Jackson Hole is great, but don't forget about some of the greats there in Utah, especially Snowbasin. Avoid Park City & The Canyons, too many tourists and vacationers there. Brighton and Solitude are hidden gems as well that offer amazing terrain. I'll be up there the week before Christmas for Snowbasin, Brighton, and Snowbird and then in Jackson for two weeks in February. Can't wait considering all the snow we already have had in the high country of Colorado. Hopefully will be at Loveland next week for the first snowboarding day of the season.

Moab is also amazing, I went there for my first time a couple of years ago and now it is a monthly trip during the summer. Get some good brakes on your mountain bike and the slick rock can be a lot of fun.

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