renold
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Heating and Air technician. Also do maint. for the county I live in (my full time day job). I then work in the afternoons doing just HVAC.
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user18 said:Rudy said:user18 said:I can't remember if I ever responded to this post. I am a doctor and pharmacist and also have a master's degree in pharmacoepidemiology. I mostly do medication-related epidemiologic research, and some clinical practice.
Wow Epi, that is impressive!
I guess then that you keep up your tetanus booster shot regimen.
I have always meant to ask you what "Epi" stands for? The only word that comes to
my mind for it is "epitaxial" which is along a totally different line of work, so I don't think that
is it.
Thanks Rudy... I came up with Epi to stand for Epidemiologist.
Electro, did you write, produce and sing this? Whatever, it was very impressive.Electro said:
How come you are not running cat 6 plenum? Isn't that code now?Torakage said:I am a Computer Network Administrator. I have been keeping my companies computer and telephone systems running for the past 9 years, This July will mark my 10th year running cat5 cable, configuring Unix/Linux systems and fixing printers and of course many many Windows crashes. Oh the joys of Microsoft Windows, at least it keeps me employed. I picked up TH/MD'ing to fill in my boring weekends, and the need to get away from computers and get outdoors more.
Good old fashion cost reasons. The company' controller is a penny pincher to say the least, plus we still have a 1000' box left (maybe two, I should go look in storage ) once that is gone we will probably order cat6.spittfire said:How come you are not running cat 6 plenum? Isn't that code now?
Jeff R said:I?m in international relations and have been at it for 24 years.
mxtswinger said:Did two hitches as a weapons loader in the A.F., got an A.A.S. in Fine Woodworking, worked as a furnituremaker, antique restoration, and boat carpenter till two yrs ago when my back gave out on me. Piddling now but hoping to get a shop built soon to piddle in.
Some pics of a couple pieces of furniture, and a boat interior