Random question for the xweb community...

Locksmith in training,former carpenter 2.5 years of trade show display's and 22 years of building scenery for film and television.

Erk
 
Stream restoration ?

It is a very unusual occupation.
Just as a personal interest, could you please elaborate, who do you work for, how and what do you restore in streams.
Very interesting.
Thanks, enjoy
 
Art Teacher

High School Art Teacher, now working part time. I also work with stained glass/blown glass/glass sculpture and Public Art projects. My work can be seen on the ARTSA website. Cheers, Terry
 
Industrial Electrician is my trade. I am employed at an aluminum rolling facility at which I am responsible for a Continuous Annealing Solution Heat Treat Line. Chances are if there's an aluminum body panel on your car, it went through my line.

I'm also a part time Firefighter.
 
IT manager for a small workers comp company. Soon to join the growing ranks of the unemployed due to a merger with a larger company.
 
Now that I actually have a job...

I'm a distribution specialist in digital rights management and hardware based software security. When the question was posted I was, like AngleT, a stay-at-home-dad - house-husband as he puts it. Loved every mintue of it! But the money got real tight and now we're back to being a two-income household. Hopefully we'll have enough money in the near future to let me start working on the Fiats again. Might even have one of them back on the road by spring-time!
 
TV Audio Engineer

I am a Freelance Television Audio Engineer. My work as taken me all over the world mixing mainly sports. I have done a lot of auto racing, IndyCar, CART, NASCAR, ALMS, Grand-Am. It has been fun!
 
But why you quite all that?

fastx19 said:
I had a similar background as Jim M. Made it also to the VP for IT at the University of Oregon.

I quite it all to become a teacher about two years ago and have since then been promoted to the director of education. Now I oversee a single campus with nine different programs and over 600 students.

The exciting part for me is this represents the first time I have actually had a job outside of the standard IT field in 25+ years.

Eric Armstrong
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