San Diego BS Thread.

Ohya, Jury Duty yesterday, got out of a 5-9week trial, sooo many Muppets there. Girl ahead of me waiting to go thru the marshals screening turned and asked me if Coins were considered metal? I paused........Said, well they are made out of metal...Sigh....yikes.

 

Shoulda told her there's chocolate in the middle and just foil on the outside.

 

LOL, I feel sorry for the person that gets her as a juror...

 

Unless your gulity and are hoping for a hung jury.

 

was she blonde?

 

Dyed, great legs though....

 

well that's a decent +

 

Hey San Diego folks. Haha

Weird question but do any of you guys know companies hiring for computer tech background or similar related work?

I need to replace my job really quick.

 

What happened?! I thought you were digging your new job?

 

Good luck Micah, i don't think i know anyone that can help you out.

 

new re-edited video, using a different format, higher def in slo mo, a few other additions. I know i know music is odd, wife liked it..LOL 1080P in full screen is very nice.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NRlrNQ7xsw

 

i have to do ~8 credits worth of school this semester so i can transfer to out of state with no problems, do they have CAD classes at junior colleges? are they worth it?
A CAD course wouldn't help me to get my degree's but i would like to learn how to run CAD without some of the trial and error.
i also want to take a welding class.
For my associates degree i'll be majoring in marine mechanics.
For my bachelors i'll be majoring in wildlife conservation, law enforcement.

 

Jake as a Solid works user, I suggest getting Solidworks training over Auto CAD, its becoming and industry standard for Engineering and mechanical fab.

 

Interesting, thanks Mr. Eric.

 

ya no worries.

 

I just looked at solidworks to see what it was, man it looks complicated, i'll see what i can come up with in inventor fusion and sketch up.

 

but, its worth all the complication! I use it to design Cardiovascular devices as well as tooling and truck parts, it is a very powerful tool for designing.

 

i just might have to ask for it as a graduation present to "further enhance my career", it does look awesome, but i'm not to good at learning then retaining info.
Is it detailed enough to say, build a dune buggy? that's my main purpose.

i built this spindle mockup with A-arms on skethup (sorry it's sideways), but i couldn't get joints to make it look like it'd articulate , and now i'm building the frame but it doesn't like the whole joining of pipes, ect... so i'm having to tie it together with lines.

 

I'm looking online at what people ca do with solid works, is it possible to get a job designing stuff on CAD? It looks like fun.

 

I took autocad at mesa great class. And you get a student version license good for 3yrs. Cant go wrong with that.