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Any more positions available Paul?

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Delivered news papers,mowed lawns,painted houses inside and out,bodywork,bicycle mechanic,framed houses,installed windows, installed carpet, installed tile floors,worked in a wood shop making furniture and spiral stair cases,water blaster,drove Semi's,rebuild motors,tool and die shop making fan blades, industrial fence 6' +,weld galvanized 45' cantilever gates, poured concrete floors, tie rebar, cut steel mesh,drill achors for pretention floor systems,lay out and assemble precast multi floor parking lots,lay out and assemble butler(steel) buildings.overhead crane specialist and now specialize in Blast Furnace Repair tear down and rebuild.

Civil Engineering Design Tech.

Land division, improvement plans, land surveys, road and highway design, grading and drainage plans, s.w.p.p.p. , parcel maps, write legal descriptions, lot topographic mapping, earthwork quantities, size ponding and detention/retention basins, A.L.T.A. surveys, sewer and water plan and profiles, elevation certificates, Final maps, etc. etc.

Thanks

Steve

Several different part time and summer jobs while in high school and university including deck hand on a fishing boat out in British Columbia. Became a marine archaeologist and retired at age 54. Then 5 years as a Harley tech followed by 5 as a Honda tech. Finally retired from my retirement job last year. Now I only work on my own stuff.

Hi

For the summer holidays, I worked in a sorting office.
The friday and saturday nights, diswasher in a bar.
After school, I was mechanic in the french Air Army during 16 years.
Then responsable of a car technical control.
And since 13 years, I am teacher of mechanic in a secondary school.
I teach car mechanics and sometimes mechanic for lawn tractors, chainsaws.......

Cool. I think they have dropped auto mechanic is most high schools here. that's where I learned to "wrench".

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Twist the throttle, tilt the horizon, and have a great time. What triples are all about...........

I'll never forget my Electra ride as a kid, coming home from Michigan and having to circle National Airport for some long period of time because a small plane was lost in the storm. I couldn't see much out the window besides grey and the inboard engine cowl. I filled a couple ASBs in that deal.

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If it surges, that's normal, upshift.

Electra - beautiful plane, once they got the engines bolted on properly. Evolved into the Orion, of course.

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"One day, your life will flash before your eyes. Make sure it's worth watching." : anon.

We have a lot of aircraft memorabilia around the house. I just took this terrible picture in our kitchen.
A nice print of Amelia Earhart flying over a the San Francisco Bay Bridge 1937.

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This is true. Where I grew up the hills were so steep and long, when your ball rolled down the hill you just said "screw it"...

Interesting, I think Jim was referring to the L188 Electra airliner, where Barry's pic of the Earhart plane is also a Lockheed Electra....... (and an Electra also features in the final scene in 'Casablanca' for all you trivia buffs!) Am I wandering off thread....?

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"One day, your life will flash before your eyes. Make sure it's worth watching." : anon.