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48 hours of working a show, that was fun. Nothing like working on I beams, 30 feet off the ground, carrying equipment hanging things generally monkeying around. Gets the adrenalin flowing. Like to avoid risking my neck, sleep is nice.

The most random thing I have on my resume is certified belayer in rock climbing. But my job involves rigging so it's relevant. Make the things on your resume relevant. Just because you can fly an XR2 or program the lights for a rock concert doesn't mean you should put it on your resume.

Next Shuttle launch will be at night and will contain a multi million dollar lighting and pyrotechnics display. At the climax of 1812 overture the shuttle launches accompanied by tons and tons of pyro.

When I made my first lunar landing in an XR-5, I had everything perfect I was going to land at Brighton Beach. I had a vertical acceleration of -.25 m/s, I see Brighton pass by in about a second, that's when I realized I was going a kilometer a second. Touchdown gears snap ship flips nose to...

Umm... Huston there is someone here that wants to talk to you.

When you consider turning your work's/ school's $35,000 lighting console into something capable of playing Orbiter. Just need to get it working on Linux and it can be done.

Seeing Iron Maiden tomorrow, pretty excited. We just need those ships in orbiter.

Yea Maiden! Happily enough my job gets me free tickets, to them and Dream Theater this summer.

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Well that's a great reason to get in shape. Much better than that live better and longer hippie non-sense.

I get the same warning too.

You can reenter the ship and fly it in the atmosphere and do cargo drops and get back into orbit stock. But you can't land it without killing everyone. It is pretty fun to see how accurately drop cargo onto bases.

I have some old Vacuum Tube shortwave radios, probably listen in on those to see what happened. Load up on supplies if need be, and make sure no one can steal them.

Just use a centrifugal oven. Gravity for cooking.

They based it off the real Moon Landing set.

A nuclear land mine, wow. Well those chickens are dangerous.

I think if you use it as a controller it might work but I have no idea on how to make it so. So all the processing is computer side while the phone gets relevant data, such as orbital parameters, altitude, speed, and stuff like that.

Hmm... sounds cool I have no idea if it would work. But they do make i-phone apps that can control automated lighting consoles those run a lot of stuff. It might be possible.

Well I guess I'll hop on one of Russia's routine circumlunar missions then. Seriously though would they launch a private trip around the moon?

Yet flying a nuke tipped rocket into an area will do more damage than a plane. It'd be a dirty bomb not a nuke but the damage would still happen.