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What do you TB'ers do for a living??

I responded in 2012 but things have changed....

In 2012 I was supervising a distance education technology unit for a university. Now I also run the unit that designs and maintains the classrooms and teaching technology for the university. That unit keeps 200-400 classrooms going with a support staff of 3.5 positions.
 
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Retired.
Before- Medium sized touring sound and lighting, music retail, Design and manufacture of touring speaker enclosures. Design and manufacturing of stage lighting, and controllers. Guitar repairs.
Now- Long walks with my girlfriend, and her dog Flying Sam. Gigs on weekends.
There is one guy who can drag me out to get behind the board again- David Henman (April Wine) because he's a very good friend. Everybody else- Gone fishing.
 
Mechanical engineer specializing in architectural applications; HVAC, piping, fire protection, electrical distribution and lighting design. After 30 years in the private sector I am now working on West Virginia State facilities including 34 buildings with 3 million square feet of space. This building is my No. 1 responsibility. Beautiful place to work.

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I was in there last week on tour. Lightning struck it not long afterwards. You are earning your money, I hear.
 
I be a clinical supervisor at an outpatient mental health agency. I'm also adjunct faculty at a nearby university. I pick up a bass every now and again as well.
Guess it's time for an update... I'm now the Executive Director at a behavioral health agency in Phoenix, AZ. In that previous post, I was living in the middle of nowhere in Pennsylvania.