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[TomasMas]

I have thirty years experience in film and video. I know HD and camera rigging. oh and I can find an Irish pub anywhere there is one.

Tomas
Santa Fe

[LandCruiserSteve]

timbo2 previously said:

I am a surgical progresive care RN and a medical technologist.

gericurl76 previously said:

I'm just a graphic designer, but I can answer photoshop questions (I teach lessons on the side)

TomasMas previously said:

I have thirty years experience in film and video. I know HD and camera rigging. oh and I can find an Irish pub anywhere there is one.

Thanks, guys!! I added y'all to the list.

[Fjamming]

Bill, awesome pic. I'm loving PS too. I still use the tutorials. I need them!

Sorry for the OT.

[MuddyGrrl]

VDM previously said:

I do taxes. That's all I got. But to answer a few recent inquiries.......

a) No, you cannot get a social security number for the FJ

b) The FJ cannot be claimed as a dependant no matter how much you've contributed to it's support

c) A new bumper and lights are not considered "dental work"

d) Mods are more like plastic surgery (ie..a lift), not medical....so that's a no go also

e) Your Ouray expenses are only deductible if you're a vendor


My best professional advice..........buy stock in any company that sells cans of black spray paint.



Oh, and Jer..........if anymore stupid people show up in my office, they may be needing your services when I'm done with them.

Uh oh, Tina. Time for me to file an amended return.

M

[ziggzaggman]

I have an AA in Auto Technology and previuosly worked for Toyota as a technician and before that at Suzuki. Now I'm working on Military Vehicles, Its great fun. I'm full of a bunch of "book Knowledge" and some real world experience. I'm also ASE certified in brakes, engine repair, manual drives and steering/suspension if I can be of help.

[Katfish]

VDM previously said:

c) A new bumper and lights are not considered "dental work"

....got to re-do the taxes..........

[mikesfj]

Manufacturing, mechanical, design engineer. AutoCAD, SolidWorks, etc. In my previous life (pre-degree days), I was a SAAB, Volvo, and Mercedes Benz master tech (80's and early 90's). I am quite handy with a wrench and I also know my way around a machine / fab./ welding shop.

[UnionRef]

Steve:

Orienteering, maps/charts, land/water navigation are the things I seem to be good at (it was part of my job description for 21 years). Master Diver and general fitness questions I can handle. of course...if anyone has a rugby question fire away! Oh....and beer drinking instructor.

Cheers!

Tim

[jhaydeno]

Someone actually PM'd me to use my resident guru metallurgist knowledge and weigh in on a post!
After all that I have learned and all the good ideas from countless people on this form, I am so very happy I can give back to the group! It's the least I can do.

[LandCruiserSteve]

ziggzaggman previously said:

I have an AA in Auto Technology and previuosly worked for Toyota as a technician and before that at Suzuki.
I'm also ASE certified in brakes, engine repair, manual drives and steering/suspension if I can be of help.

mikesfj previously said:

Manufacturing, mechanical, design engineer. AutoCAD, SolidWorks, etc.
I am quite handy with a wrench and I also know my way around a machine / fab./ welding shop.

UnionRef previously said:

Steve:

Orienteering, maps/charts, land/water navigation are the things I seem to be good at (it was part of my job description for 21 years). Master Diver and general fitness questions I can handle.

Great!! I'll plug you guys inot the line-up.