> Well, my shingle on the wall says Engineer, but I have a lot of respect for
> those, like you, who have gained their knowledge through experience and
> keeping up with the literature. Congratulations again on the success and
> recognition.
Thank you. I'm constantly learning, reading, experimenting, bugging
the snot out of vendors... It never ceases to amaze me to see those
around me with the shingle stopped the learning process when the
degree was granted.
Back in a previous employment, I worked for a company that designed,
engineered and manufacturered high-tech electronic stuff. It was
fascinating being in that kind of culture. It was funny because the
most creative among us also were highly involved in some second thing.
Photography and audio was my gig, another guy was into gaming, another
into sculpting, another into cars, etc. The funny thing was how we
would "invent" something that was some wierd marriage of the two
lives. We'd end up mixing technologies from seemingly totally
disparant purposes. I could list a few things but will limit the
extent of this post to the Olympus Rings Musical Fountain in Atlanta.
Yes, the interworking of sound with the fountain controller is my
doing.
:)
Of course, that project required the leveraging of our core
competencies to effect a paradigm shift in interconnectivity mindset.
AG Schnozz
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