So, who all owns a Busse - Part II

My profession is enzymologist. However, I am a husband, father, and outdoorsman first.
 
I'm a full time student (Fire Science/Gen ed.) and work for the Postal Service full time late afternoons/nights. I also do a little of this....little of that on the side. I make hip hop beats with acid pro and my MIDI controller and sell them to some friends/acquaintences that are trying to get started in the hip hop scene or just like to get down. When I sell a beat we get it copyrighted so no one else can use it. Of course someone else could just strip it and use the drum line/bass line/melody and what have you with their own stuff. I mainly just do that for fun though people have gone crazy for some beats I've made :D. It's fun to lay down tracks in the middle of the night when I can't sleep. Beat money is Busse money :D.
 
lab monkey at lens crafters. I'll probably continue that for a good while, and hopefully if I end up in washington I'll move into a better lab position with a different optics manifacturer.

I'm hopeing to start going back to school as of 2008 and actually get a degree of some kind. hopefully whatever area I'm in will have a welding/machining certification program.
 
pbubsy said:
I'm a full time student (Fire Science/Gen ed.) and work for the Postal Service full time late afternoons/nights. I also do a little of this....little of that on the side. I make hip hop beats with acid pro and my MIDI controller and sell them to some friends/acquaintences that are trying to get started in the hip hop scene or just like to get down. When I sell a beat we get it copyrighted so no one else can use it. Of course someone else could just strip it and use the drum line/bass line/melody and what have you with their own stuff. I mainly just do that for fun though people have gone crazy for some beats I've made :D. It's fun to lay down tracks in the middle of the night when I can't sleep. Beat money is Busse money :D.
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I'm a geophysicist in minerals exploration, I run projects that use various sorts of geophsyical methods to aid in the discovery of precious and base minerals deposits; diamonds, gold, copper, nickel, zinc, etc. I am a "deemed" resident of Canada although I haven't worked there for about six years. I spend most of my time in Peru, although I am a bit hesitant to call it home. I am currently in eastern Queensland, Australia, running a helicopter assisted gravity survey programme for the Aus government, here till Christmas (much to my wife's displeasure). Pluggin' away at my MSc in my spare time....
 
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lab monkey at lens crafters. I'll probably continue that for a good while, and hopefully if I end up in washington I'll move into a better lab position with a different optics manifacturer.

I'm hopeing to start going back to school as of 2008 and actually get a degree of some kind. hopefully whatever area I'm in will have a welding/machining certification program.
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I took WFT100 there over this past Summer. I wanted an intro course so I could get some hands-on experience and decide what welder to buy myself (I ended up getting a Millermatic 180). It was well worth it (especially considering it was free for me - yeah tuition exemption for state employees!) I don't think you'll find another local welding program as good as South Seattle's.
 
Civil Engineering student at Penn State. Any other PSU alums out there?
There's a lot of engineers here... You guys should hook me up with a sweet internship :thumbup:
 
I'm a gigolo by day and a gynecologist by night..hmmm....or was that the other way around? I get so confused. Oh, I also run the mammogram machine, as I don't like paying others for what I can do myself.
 
Always tough following Cobalt...

I'm a civil engineer in Tulsa, Ok. I design water and wastewater treatment plants.

Ever wonder where the water goes when you flush the toilet then I'm your guy!
 
Wow, what a bunch of engineers! I'm an engineer too, in the construction field for a major grocery chain.
 
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