MKader17

.....texans ARE AWESOME!!!...... fixed

LOLOLOLOL

I will love snow for as long as I never live in it

Peng, may be headed your way mid novembre

Ryan 2, are you talking about building to angle wall mounted enclosures or a wall mount TV stand? Or what about a wall mount tv stand with the ability to attach speakers on either side....

On da T0P!

Gif Girl!

and of course of course one of those walls is the useless brick fire place

Angled wall mounts of course since my TV is in a corner

I always thought the living room at my home in Baytown was the worst for home audio.... Of course my new place has severely trumped that.... with a 40" TV in the corner there is no room for speakers around it at all. Only chance I have would be wall mounts

engineering, plant life probably

Was playing a poker tourney where you buy in to 1500 chips. Got down to 300 then worked my way back up to 2000. A guy put me all in when I had K-K. Called and he had 2-2.... and caught a 2 on the flop.... R U SERIOUS!?!?!?!

Good Luck Thanks. Going to go in there w/ Sean's POV. Do I want to work for them not do they want me to work for them.

On another note, I got a desk at the house now, a setup to store my shoes, fixed a light switch, got a couple new lights, etc... Going to powerwash the front porch this weekend.

Exxon interview tomorrow.... cross your fingers

I don't even know some of the posters in front of me. Penny, dennisp, and Nikuk for example

http://highschool.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1001233

Sweet article. I saw this in the comments though This is why the audio hobby is in fail mode

Like Skinnimax?

Be on the aggressive, don't wait for them to ask for highlights, and don't let for any awkward silences. Sort of what I said. Perhaps to clarify, it is impossible for someone to ask you too many questions if you are the one asking. ALL situations in life work better when you are leading this way. No one really wants to hear anyone tell them anything, but when you ask the world opens up. If you haven't figured this out yet, start trying it on women. Your closing percentages will SKYROCKET. your clarification confused me? lol particularly the bold

Heck, a lot of companies rotate you like crazy for the first few years. Its not uncommon to have 5 different jobs in the first few years inside the company

We really just apply for an entry-level engineering degree through most companies. This can mean being a reliability engineer, safety engineer, rotating machines, maintenance, etc.. etc..

I really like that statement.

The thing is I don't know what to expect at all, especially since I'm not interviewing for a specific job

Any tips from you seasoned vets?