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1st year Medical student at University of Manitoba.

I need to find a flexible PT job

im an epos configuration analyst!

basically i make and look after databases that pubs, clubs, hotels all over england use to run there EPOS tills.

Its alrite i guess, not much fun sumtimes.

but i do control the price of BEER at like 40000 pubs in england lol

I torture perfectly nice people by sticking electrodes all over them and then I monitor their brainwaves whilst they sleep..

I'm a self-employed public relations consultant, specialising in strategic communications plans for non-profit organisations. And I LOVE my job! I never thought I would find a career that suited me, but now I have found it I never, ever want to do anything else!

Oh, except I've just applied for a job as campaign manager for a political party (it's election year in New Zealand). [font color="#008000"] I would love to tell you which party it is, but we're not allowed to discuss the P word [/font]

I'm in the mummy line aswell. I have a 20 month old son and another on the way.

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Before you criticize someone walk a mile in their shoes. That way you're a mile away and you have their shoes.

I torture perfectly nice people by sticking electrodes all over them and then I monitor their brainwaves whilst they sleep..

I've met your type....gluing electrodes to people's heads...ouch!

Legal Assistant at a law firm in NYC. Ah, 13 hour days spent defending the bad guys... that's the life.

I've got a BA in english, and I'm probably going back for my masters in english to go into teaching (and eventually, phd perhaps...?).

But all of you complaining teachers out there have got me worried...

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Back in the saddle!

Im a high school student and a cashier at CVS. Im thinking of going into the Pharamcuetical/Toxicology field

I'll do graffiti,
If you sing to me in French.

I own a handy-man business. i.e. floorcovering (carpet, laminate, hardwood and ceramic, marble and granite tile),landscaping, finish carpentry, mason work and replacment door & windows. I also contract for Lowe's, Home Depot and a couple of other local stores.

Jess was a receptionist at a small glass laminating company before she had Hailey, now shes a stay-at-home mom, and doing an awesome job at it.
Hailey, for right now, poops, pees, burps, farts and sleeps. oh yeah and spits up.



Last edited by Jessnick at 10-Mar-2005 18:56

I teach 8th grade U.S. History, but will be looking for a new job/career in May. Don't know what I'll be doing, probably not teaching.

My paid job is a legal assistant at a major law firm in Vancouver, BC.

My more important job is a full-time single mom to an active 5 (going on 15) year old daughter.

"I know dj it isn't fun taking it, I am part of the generation who had to take all of it's predessors...TASP, TAAS, TEAMS, etc..."

Are we talking about the same test?

I meant the TACHTS test for highschools. The one that was formally know as the Co-op. I've never heard of the ones you are talking about.

After looking for the perfect fit for 6 years, I am back in school, Nursing I. I already have a BA in English, I guess now I just need a trade.

No cool job to report here; I got hired at the local Petsmart while in Grade 12 and I'm still there to this day (I'm 21 now) as a supervisor/lead in the specialty (fish/reptile/small critter/bird) department. I plan to make management in a couple of years when all the new stores open up here....

I also write a bit for my personal website, though I've been too busy with my leopard geckos lately to update. I'm breeding them soon.

And lastly, I help co-maintain a Livejournal community for depression and self harm.

Yup, that's it.

Last edited by tribblehappy at 09-Mar-2005 17:33

I'm so adjective, I verb nouns!

Past career included games software development, and real time programming for embedded systems

My bf is currently doing a masters in robotics and embedded systems, he's really into PIC programming and making £3.50 chips do ubercool things

I'm a postgrad student too doing a Taught MAsters in Politics and have 2 job interviews next week

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I like to think that whoever designed marine life was thinking of it as basically an entertainment medium. That would explain some of the things down there, some of the unearthly biological contraptions

I know dj it isn't fun taking it, I am part of the generation who had to take all of it's predessors...TASP, TAAS, TEAMS, etc...

Like I said I'm sick of these tests determining all of those involved's life....teachers and students alike!
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Heidi


"I've got a great ambition to die of exhaustion rather than boredom." Thomas Carlyle

"...To be all out honest I am a bit tired of everybody's life being based on one stupid test TAKS"

You think you have it bad, try taking it
Actually, it wasn't that bad, alot of origami though.

I am a student.

Logistics Manager. Full time gypsy, I've been working overseas for over 10 years now. Started on an assignment for the Irish Government in Moscow and then China.When it came time to go back to Ireland HQ decided to break out on my own and continue seeing the world. Helped sat up and ran Beijing's best bar - Durty Nellies. It's still there I'm long gone.Was a minor celebrity there for a while ! Taxi drivers used to shout out "Mister Ay Er Lan" when they saw me. Once had a girl run up to me in Bangkok airport all excited "oh,oh, you're the guy from Beijing"! Go figure. Now residing in Indonesia, do a lot of travelling around Asia, very occasionally get to the US office.

Oh I still like to dabble in Quality Assessment for Guinness products

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Some days you're the pigeon and some days you're the statue.

Remember that age and treachery will always triumph over youth and ability.

My paid job is an editorial assistant and designer for a monthly tourist magazine, also heading up the research and start-up of a few other projects for that company. However there seems to be far less editorial and design work and far more administration work involved than I first believed when I accepted the position.

My (currently) unpaid job is co-owner of a magazine publishing company. We're releasing our first publication, a quarterly arts magazine, in July, which we have been developing for over a year. Officially I will be Chief Sub-editor, Commissioning Editor, Assistant Designer and writer. Which means I'll do a bit of everything .

I also do freelance writing and design here and there, though far less now than I did when I was still at uni.

The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it. - Oscar Wilde

ahh, i always see a spot for a plug.

i am a Automobile sales consultant, in short, i sell cars.
Hyundai to be exact, which is the fastest growing car company in the world with America's best warranty, 10 year/ 100,000 mile powertrain, 5 year/ 60,000 mile bumper to bumper and 5 year road side assistance. i sell hyundai becase they have improved these cars so much and so fast over the last few years that they are now ranked second in leats problems per car and second for initial quality, that is out of every car manufacture in the United states. the Sonata also got ranked #1 car in it's class for 2004. isn't it great.

i love my job, drink coffee and smoke all day long, it is so easy.

by the way, i do trade servises. any one in Md that wants to buy a car just let me know. my company also sells toyota, lincoln, mercury, and dodge. if you have fish tanks or can offer some sort of service that i can use i can make you a great deal. so anyone in Md that needs a car, new or used, just let me know.

chris