At 48, Semi-retired...

Teo, PM me, I do the equity thing...

Doug I am son-in-law and my wife has a rich daddy, I now work for him, looking after the business.

Ahh, I'm sure my face has a nice shade of green to it. In my best Monthy Python voice, "You Lucky lucky bastard"
Cheers!

he he he problem is I must travel (A LOT) to be able to count them...

Network Engineer providing voice and data over satellite to the oil industry mostly in the gulf. I've been busy since the 2 hurricanes.

Computer Geek specializing in esoteric SCSI stuff, fibre channel crap, and other storage technology. We probably store the data masraum is trying to move.

Oh yeah, wanna-be restaurant critic. I want somebody to pay me to do what do when i'm not talking about cars, talk about food!

B

Bill Gates' illegitimate son. I'm looking for a job. Do I need one?

Sherwood

Website content & quality assurance manager... basically an editor & usability tester for the company website.

I work as a cook at a chain resturant :( and I am going to school p/t for CS.

Self employed as a Underwater Landscape Specialist (im NOT kidding!) in the summer...

In the winter a local VW\Porsche shop... floor cleaner\parts boy\dirty job getting\trash boy

basically the expendable shop-***** :(
oh yea... and a student trying to get his aeronautical-science degree..

Nick, I want to get a degree in aeronatics too! How is aeronautical sciences working out for you? What subject are helpful to know beforehand?

if you plan on attending ERAU or UND i can give you a few tips and hints...PM me and i can help wade though the useless misinformation the admissions office's spews...


Not sure if you want to work on aircraft or fly them... but...
weather\ general systems knowledge helps.. but it depends on where you want to go..
its hard to really focus a degree like this.... the goal is to produce a well rounded sky-bus-driver... most of the real "for your job" training comes from ground-school and your flight instructors... and a handful of technical class's


if you want to get into one of the aero schools... the single most important thing to do is get your private pilots license.. in doing this you will prove to the school and find out yourself if playing around in the clouds is what you really want to do..

I started in a 172 when i was 16..... im hooked!

Professional Killer.

I just stare at 86 911's avatar all day.

Mechanical Engineer for a large utility turbine repair shop.

i made that Avatar for big money.

I'm a auto technician at an independant BMW only shop.

Motion picture and television production set safety

Database Administrator, formerly Psychology Professor.

...and no 911 (yet).. too housepoor living in the Bay Area
and supporting 4 people on 1 income.

"looking for a 5k 911 that actually runs and doesn't need paint--
and still looking, and looking, and looking......."