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So, what does everybody do for work?
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Official title is "Windows Client Administrator" ...
I work for a company that sells hunting/fishing licenses for about 17 different states, and also does some other transaction processing such as background checks, etc.
I handle all of our PCs, laptops, printers, and related equipment for 3 different locations.
I also do some of our server support and later this year will probably transition 100% into server support and they will hire someone to take my place handling the client side of our network.
Mike
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I am in the airport conveyor buisness. I travel to different airports to install and design conveyor systems. Sometimes I end up in some cool places, and other times not so much. I have worked in four different states this year alone.
I do get to look forward to one job in Oregon and another in Alaska.
Heath
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chilli
Technical Climber
Posts 194
Points 194
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on most (nearly all in fact) weekends that i'm not climbing (which, as it turns out, is a lot right now) i work as a large animal veterinary technician [basically a nurse for horses, cows, goats, llamas, and other large animal patients in the hospital]
i also work as a small animal research assistant for the dept of clinical sciences [it's a long and tedious job description with a lot of on-call time, so i'll just leave it at that]
the rest of the time i'm a student, as an aspiring veterinarian. i should be done with all the school by the time i'm 50 and work 'til retirement to pay it off. 
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 | chilli posted the following on Monday 10th March 2008
the rest of the time i'm a student, as an aspiring veterinarian. i should be done with all the school by the time i'm 50 and work 'til retirement to pay it off.  |  |
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The American Dream.
Heath
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_shadow_
Technical Climber
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Points 72
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Mike,
I used to be Network Admin too, Windows NT4.0.
Now I manage quality for an express courier company, if the performance indices go low, you know who they'll be looking for.
regards
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My job has had me in 11 different states in the past 7 days. I've had enough.
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WOW! I'm all about doing some traveling, but that is nuts!
What fun is all that travel if you can't even slow down long enough to enjoy where you're at for a few minutes?
I agree, that is enough. :)
Mike
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ffemt
Technical Climber
Posts 159
Points 189
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Computer geek for pay, volunteer firefighter for adrenaline and climber for the joy of it.
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Seems like a lot of computer geeks, or ex-computer geeks around here.
Mike
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I used to be on the road all over the U.S. for 10 days straight with 4 days off, 14-16 hours a day for 4 years with a billboard sign crew until I was knocked off a sign and crushed my right heel. Now I hobble around and just teach climbing. Kinda glad to be off the road, it gets old seeing those four walls day in and day out.
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No joke Brad, I have been home for three weeks now and do not want to go back out. The only good thing is that I will be in Or. next and will get to pull on some west coast rock.
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davey569
Cut-loose Expert
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Points 200
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i work at the local outdoor store. but i have plans to join the police and hopefully teach climbing in my spare time.
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You could put your skills with rope to use and go swat or special opps.
Anyway, sounds like everything is working out great for you.
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 | chilli posted the following on Monday 10th March 2008
on most (nearly all in fact) weekends that i'm not climbing (which, as it turns out, is a lot right now) i work as a large animal veterinary technician [basically a nurse for horses, cows, goats, llamas, and other large animal patients in the hospital]
i also work as a small animal research assistant for the dept of clinical sciences [it's a long and tedious job description with a lot of on-call time, so i'll just leave it at that]
the rest of the time i'm a student, as an aspiring veterinarian. i should be done with all the school by the time i'm 50 and work 'til retirement to pay it off. 
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Sounds like an interesting job Chilli, I was raised on a farm and alot of things we did ourselves, I got to pull alot of calves, give shots, and other assorted things.
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