Tentatively scheduled to start a new job March 1st. Advisor, Mentor, Instructor, problem solver; 3 days a week, 6 hour days, $50/hour.
Nervously apprehensive - excited.
Dan 
Tentatively scheduled to start a new job March 1st. Advisor, Mentor, Instructor, problem solver; 3 days a week, 6 hour days, $50/hour.
Nervously apprehensive - excited.
Dan
Nice! Congrats, hope you like it and they like you
I got nervous. Had that colonoscopy test 8 years ago at 50.
I thought this might be the test at 60.....
No, at 60 they use the high speed rotating camera. Oh, and you can add editorial as you don't get knocked out.
This can only go downhill from here. I'm watching.
Colonoscopy test every 2 years since 27th bday
ahhh I live the life, don't I ?
I could use a gig like that.
Colonoscopy. It's a great experience. Believe me. You're under anesthesia, and that's nice. Best sleep ever. It doesn't matter who's looking up your caboose (in my case for the last four times it was a bunch of women). But it's a fact of life, so accept it. You'll like the experience and look forward to the next. It could save your life! I may sound strange, but you'll understand after you're done. Do it! Annie takes me to breakfast afterwards and I eat eggs, bacon, sausage, and a double stack of pancakes.
The prep is a bitch, but I'm sure you already know about that.
Gary said:Colonoscopy. It's a great experience. Believe me. You're under anesthesia, and that's nice. Best sleep ever.
It is great...I wish I could sleep like that every night, although not if I had to do the prep every time. 
Congrats! Are you still at the arsenal in Watervliet?
Congrats Dan, that sounds like a great role for you.
914Driver said:
Video restricted. I must be approved to view. What?
In reply to Gary :
That sounds like a great time. It's up there with the ole "step on a rake" gag on my list of fun things.
Good luck Dan!
914Driver said:
When I was a working stiff I was heavily involved in the selling process of our high-tech metrology products to commercial and government end-users. Watervliet Arsenal was one of our clients. We won a solicitation and subsequently delivered a CMM there for the Quality Dept. a few years ago. I was directly involved in the entire process ... initial RFP all the way through to final acceptance. I wonder if that CMM is still being used. (I retired six years ago, so this happened before that. Maybe ten years ago).
stuart in mn said:Gary said:Colonoscopy. It's a great experience. Believe me. You're under anesthesia, and that's nice. Best sleep ever.
It is great...I wish I could sleep like that every night, although not if I had to do the prep every time.
You sleep so well because propofol is commonly used, you know, Michael Jackson's hypnotic of choice.
Gary, if you recall the building or machine's location, I can look. (Youtube, I don't understand the restriction)
I could see it with that link.
In reply to 914Driver:
No, I can't recall the building where the CMM was initially installed. And it could have been moved since then. But it was a Brown & Sharpe (Hexagon) Global CMM. My wife Annie was the Northeast Service Manager at Hexagon until she retired three years ago. She remembers the installation, remembers sending technicians out to service it, but doesn't remember the location of the machine within the facility.
We have a coupla dozen .....
In reply to 914Driver :
Oh, it's the one with the granite table! 
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