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Happy Engineers' Week to Global Engineers of All Stripes!

02/15/2010 11:06 AM

The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), U.S. engineering colleges, and many other organizations are celebrating National Engineers' Week in the U.S. this week: February 14th - 20th, 2010.

This thread honors / shows appreciation to engineers of all-stripes across the globe, for "Turning Ideas into Reality".

This engineer thanks you for quietly improving the quality of many, many lives - on a daily basis and usually in an un-noticed way - for folks living in all parts of our shared planet.

Sincerely,

- Larry

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Re: Happy Engineers' Week to Global Engineers of All Stripes!

02/15/2010 11:17 AM

Here, here! Thanks for posting this, april05.

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Re: Happy Engineers' Week to Global Engineers of All Stripes!

02/15/2010 12:30 PM

Hooray! And much back-slapping all 'round! Well done ladies and gents.

So...does this mean that for at least one day this week I can have some heat in my cubible? If I can first submit documentation supporting that the sudden thermal stresses won't cause my slide rule to lock up, of course.

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02/15/2010 1:08 PM

A machinist friend of mine could help us with those thermal stress problems. And on the bright side, a mechanical slide-rule can't catch a computer virus. Thanks for sharing Guest, and happy engineers' week to you! - Larry

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Re: Happy Engineers' Week to Global Engineers of All Stripes!

02/16/2010 6:26 AM

HAPPY ENGINEERS' WEEK! y'all

keep safe and well!

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02/16/2010 8:58 AM

Great avatar, langyaw! George Harrison was amazing. Was singing a few Beatles songs with my five year old daughter last night. :) Give me love, give me peace on Earth... - Larry

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