First off, my name is Jason. I have very few memories about my childhood, but the one thing that I DO remember is seeing SW ANH in the theatres when it first came out. I was 4 at the time.
Now that I am 28, I look forward to sharing the same experience with my daughter, only this time it is on the box on my desk instead of the wide-screen glory. I work for Phillips Medical Systems, I applaud those who figure out that we are not a womans product or cycle. I do repair work on X-RAY and MRI units that go bad in hospitals. I am also an educator in the realm of electronic circuits.
I hope that is enough for the first go round... let me know if I need to add more...
Lukan
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Hi. good to see ya!.
electronic circuits? does that entail all kinds of circuits? or just specific things like door bells and other house hold products?
Lara, the work I do is a little more detailed than general house-hold applications. I work on complete systems with Printed Circuit Boards, commonly PCB's, in them. they range from components that are close to a paper-clip's diameter in size to larger components that are almost the size of personal fire-extinguishers. probably the closest theing that would give youa good idea of the circuitry I work on is to look inside a VCR or radio. Preferably one that is non-functional if you are afraid of damaging it.
Toc, no offense, but I just happen to like humor and trivia the best.
Yer, I am trying, but that last one still has me... guess I get to dig better, and besides, you forgot to color it!
Better get back to work now...
LS
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Nov 13th, 2001 02:24 AM
