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I've been in corrections for the last eight and a half years. Started out as a line officer, worked up to a Lt. position, did that for a while, found myself a nice desk job that still allows for some excitement from time to time. Working in a female facility that focuses on drug rehab at the moment. Non violent, non sex offenders, trying to help make the world a better place. Hoping maybe someone will improve their life. They pay is crap, but it is honest work. Plus, I am well enough established there and earn so much leave, that if I need to get out into the bush for a while, it is never a problem. I guess it is a pretty good gig. Hell, I don't know what else I would do. ;)
 
It looks like the becker community is quite diverse, and I love the fact that the interest in the becker knives and tools can be found in corrections officers, IT-professionals, construction workers, first responders, farmers, and everything in between. It would be sad if the community would consist entirely of one homogeneous group.
 
I have to admit I was surprised to learn we had a member of the clergy here. I figured most were just heathens. ;)
 
No, I want the whole set. So we need a Rabbi next. ;)
 
Engineering Program Manager at a large semi-conductor based company. Before that I managed an Applications Engineering team that supported chip level integration of high-speed circuits and interfaces. My dream job is retiring on the beach! Oh, my weekend job is as a saxophone player in an R&B/Funk band that hits all the major casinos in our area.
 
tradewater said:
The only thing I think we're lacking now is a chicken sexer.
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Im ok at that but it depends on the breed of the chicken. Some you can tell by the pin feathers on the wings others its a bit harder. I guess Im an amateur chicken sexer.
 
that's some big glu-lam! I thought the 6x26 beam running through my house was healthy sized! :eek:
 
Spent over 15 yrs as an officer of the court, working with elevated status felony offenders and gang crap. Much gray hair and a heart attack later I walked away with no regrets, and am now happily an operations supervisor for MLB.com
 
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