Turtle Posted January 18, 2005 Report Posted January 18, 2005 I spent 15 years as a cabinetmaker. After loosing parts of 2 fingers, an eye,& crushing a disk in my back, I pretty much leave that work to others. I am a master however, my masterpiece is a house built completeley true to Japanese temples. I sided the home & did all the finish work over the course of a year. The home sits on Willapa Bay in Washington State. Quote
Turtle Posted January 18, 2005 Report Posted January 18, 2005 If you have a particular curiosity, please ask. Quote
pgrmdave Posted January 18, 2005 Report Posted January 18, 2005 I am a master however, my masterpiece is a house built completeley true to Japanese temples. I sided the home & did all the finish work over the course of a year. The home sits on Willapa Bay in Washington StateAre there any pictures of the house online that we could see? Quote
Turtle Posted January 18, 2005 Report Posted January 18, 2005 Mmmmm...picures of the house. Possibly some somewhere I didn't take, but I don't know for sure. I took quite a few myself, however the last few years find me obsessed with ridding myself of material possesions; I may have thrown them out with the other hundreds of photos. Oh to be free. How about if I scan a roof tile piece from it I still have? I would come to work before sunrise & watch coyotes feeding on sheelfish at the bay's edge by moonlight. By midmorning the bald eagles took over the feasting. That's enough;it's too sad in a way. Quote
Turtle Posted January 18, 2005 Report Posted January 18, 2005 Trying to attach flatbed scan of tile from masterpiece house. The tile is Japanese, from Toyo Co. Quote
IrishEyes Posted January 18, 2005 Author Report Posted January 18, 2005 Mmmmm...picures of the house. Possibly some somewhere I didn't take, but I don't know for sure. I took quite a few myself, however the last few years find me obsessed with ridding myself of material possesions; I may have thrown them out with the other hundreds of photos. Oh to be free. How about if I scan a roof tile piece from it I still have? I would come to work before sunrise & watch coyotes feeding on sheelfish at the bay's edge by moonlight. By midmorning the bald eagles took over the feasting. That's enough;it's too sad in a way.So am I to understand that this is not "your" house, but rather something you built for someone else? You speak of it with such longing... Quote
Turtle Posted January 18, 2005 Report Posted January 18, 2005 Indeed. Some millionaire's house & money no object & the only admonision was that everything had to be perfect. I worked there for a year & only 3 other guys had such a heavy hand in it (I wasn't the boss on this one).It took me 3 months alone to side the house with T&G cedar. Each board I fit at the top to raw logs; so tight you can't fit a match cover between them. One particular board in a corner took me 3 hours to fit one day. Yes, I have some longing. Under some of the interior work you can still find little cartoons I drew & other such. The boss man made me start the interior work in a closet even then! He never once in a year had cause to find my work less than perfect. So, my woodworking masterpiece. I treat my math research the same way. Quote
maddog Posted January 20, 2005 Report Posted January 20, 2005 What's your specialty in areospace, maddog? Gahd, Sorry I missed this one last week. It has been hectic adjusting to my new project. :rant:My specialty from a career point of view (25 or years not withstanding) was/is not beendirectly my college major (Astrophysics, then Physics), though it was my minorComp Sci. Always in microprocessor side of things, as I got older, I kept getting morereal-time development projects. Mostly with Motorola type CPUs (now Freescale). I naturally think Big-Endian and abhor Little-Endian type systems. :) I can work on a PCsystem, I would just hate writing a driver in that environment. Now mostly I am a projectmanager. I still have aspirations of getting accepted into a graduate program in Physics.I am currently working at USC for a MS in EE - Comp Arch. I have been involved innumerous parallel processing systems. I would like to create a parallel processing system like SETI to go through the calculationsin checking out all the string theory assumption like checking out Calabai-Yau spaces, etc.Just a pipe-dream at the moment. This might have been more than you asked for, thoughif not, it is what I can tell you before I would have to kill you... :xx: hehehe... :hihi: Maddog Quote
Merek Posted October 15, 2005 Report Posted October 15, 2005 all the other posts are like 8 months old but what ever! My name is -Nathan-(possibly at 18 going to be amadeous, cuz i like that name.)i live in Des Moines Iowa. Usai like hiking, archery, History, Biking and other random things...im 14 going to roosevelt High School as a Freshman.and i like Company of people who share similar veiws with me.I tend to (in a group) be a leader not a fallower. :) (but not on something like hypography)I am Going to hopefully go into some kind of scientific study for a career, but am still very undecided, and i enjoy cookin! - best item i can cook is my special Scrambled Eggs-(like nothin youve ever tasted!) :confused: Quote
tash =) Posted October 17, 2005 Report Posted October 17, 2005 Hi! My name's Tash & I'm brand new here... 22, from Auckland, NZ... Currently nearing the completion of my BSc hons in neuropharmacology & I'm sure browsing this forum will be a great way to spend a few hours while putting off writing my thesis some more... ;) Quote
Mercury Posted October 18, 2005 Report Posted October 18, 2005 Hello, Hypography. A friend introduced me this forum when we were discussing about shape-shifting. lol I love this place. I am...Mercury. I am from Malaysia. Just graduated from A-Levels and am now applying for...don't know which course suits me better, hopefully biomedical science. Quote
rockytriton Posted October 18, 2005 Report Posted October 18, 2005 bumpage! FYI, most people find thread bumping very annoying. Especially when you do it 3 hours later. Quote
Merek Posted October 19, 2005 Report Posted October 19, 2005 FYI, most people find thread bumping very annoying. Especially when you do it 3 hours later. no offense rocky, but i find you annoying at 90% of times. Quote
Tormod Posted October 19, 2005 Report Posted October 19, 2005 no offense rocky, but i find you annoying at 90% of times. Please read our site rules. This is the kind of comment that will get you banned from Hypography, Merek. Quote
IrishEyes Posted October 28, 2005 Author Report Posted October 28, 2005 Hello, Hypography. A friend introduced me this forum when we were discussing about shape-shifting. lol I love this place. I am...Mercury. I am from Malaysia. Just graduated from A-Levels and am now applying for...don't know which course suits me better, hopefully biomedical science.Would your friend be TINNY, by any chance? Quote
Edge Posted November 4, 2005 Report Posted November 4, 2005 I'm: MexicanStudying EngineeringSingleMale20 years oldSmart... hehehe :hihi: Quote
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