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OT: Everyone Post Where You Live Now

David_RU said:
I missed this post. Here is what we are using

The pore size is 4A.
Composition: Me+x [(AlO– 2 )x ( SiO2)x] • y H2O where Me+ is a cation.
They are zeolite beads.

Do you work for Grace Davidson?
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No, I am a patent attorney. Did a lot of work on zeolites for use as selective catalytic reduction catalysts to reduce NOx in automotive and industrial exhaust streams. I joked with one of my scientists that I may win the Breck award for my intimate knowledge and contribution to literature in the area of zeolites. If you need patents in the zeolite area, I am your man.
 
Knight Shift said:
No, I am a patent attorney. Did a lot of work on zeolites for use as selective catalytic reduction catalysts to reduce NOx in automotive and industrial exhaust streams. I joked with one of my scientists that I may win the Breck award for my intimate knowledge and contribution to literature in the area of zeolites. If you need patents in the zeolite area, I am your man.
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I'm very sorry that this happened to you.
 
David_RU said:
I'm very sorry that this happened to you.
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Why? (I get the sarcasm). I love what I do, and I love learning new technologies. I have covered what I described above, medical devices, drug delivery, pharmaceuticals, protective glass for mobile phones, atomic layer deposition, semiconductor processing and many other technologies. It's a lot of fun.
 
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Currently Hillsborough, NJ

Prior:
Lexington, KY
Morgantown, WV
Catonsville, MD
West Milford, NJ (multiple times)
New Brunswick (multiple)
Therwil, Switzerland
Paterson, NJ
Larkspur, CA
Cockeysville, MD
Wilmington, DE
Somerset, NJ
 
Croydon, PA

Plainfield born, summers in Lavallette
Lavallette, full time
Somerset, RU years
Philadelphia
Bethesda, MD.
Philadelphia
Yardley
Morrisville
 
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Currently- On Boarder of Raritan/Bridgewater, NJ

Bridgewater, NJ 48 years (and still postal-classmates with daughter of
former AD Gruninger and Pharmacy school namesake Ernst Mario)
summer/weekends at shore house in Manahawkin//LBI 1976-2001

King PRUssia, PA (10 months)

Chapel Hill NC (UNC Grad School '88) 2 Years (unfortunately after
Jordan and after the Yankees actually DID play on campus).

Atlantic Beach, NC (Internship-summer of 1987)

New Brunswick , NJ (on campus as Cook student 4 semesters. Cook '86)
Falls 1978-Current-whereever RU plays with the pigskin locally.

Dunellen, NJ- birth to 5ish years old (physically born in Plainfield NJ)

Yankee Stadium/Springsteen concerts-probably a months worth of time!
 
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FanuSanu52 said:
It amazes me how many people have crawled out of the woodwork just to give a detailed account of where they've spent their lives. I've never even seen many of these names and some are very low-count posters.
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1) Many of us like to see the extent of the Rutgers nation and put a "face" on their onlne frends or foes.
2) Re # postings-lots laugh or or virritated by those who who always complain, throw invective at others or bELieve they are AD. Many don't even have season tickets let alone support the program/university. Some posters have changed their names over the years or been banned many times (I know of one poster banned 7-8 times)
 
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PiscatawayMike said:
Life-long Piscataway resident!
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Yeah but you spent more combined time at Rutgers Stadium, Metlife (Jets), PNC Bank Arts Center, and Bruce shows than you do at home! Lifelong Piscataway resident 10 minutes from the stadium, 10 minutes from the RAC and 10 minutes max from work! The horse video should start from your house (with the exception of a lack of beach towns-though I got you to whale watching the Atlantic off of Bosston) your vacation "list" probably ranks up there...
 
Bernardsville, NJ - Current

Scotch Plains, NJ
Boxford, MA
Greensboro, NC
Morristown, NJ
Barnstable, MA
Boston, MA
Brookline, MA
Brighton, MA
Allston, MA
Morris Plains, NJ
Basking Ridge, NJ
 
AshSaturday said:
what year did you graduate NPHS? My Uncle (deceased 10 years) played for the Canucks way back in the day...
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I graduated (1986) from NPHS as well. My brothers in 1976 and 1979. We all played football. I have cousins that graduated from there as early as 1966 and as late as the 90's. My dad graduated from NPHS in 1949.
 
Knight Shift said:
Why? (I get the sarcasm). I love what I do, and I love learning new technologies. I have covered what I described above, medical devices, drug delivery, pharmaceuticals, protective glass for mobile phones, atomic layer deposition, semiconductor processing and many other technologies. It's a lot of fun.
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Just sarcasm as you noted, not ragging on your career choice. Hell, I'm on a football message board discussing molecular sieve in a thread about where people live. I might need to reevaluate some of my life choices lol.
 
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ejh33 said:
I graduated (1986) from NPHS as well. My brothers in 1976 and 1979. We all played football. I have cousins that graduated from there as early as 1966 and as late as the 90's. My dad graduated from NPHS in 1949.
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My uncle was born in 1930 (passed in 2006) but may have been left back so he was probably 1947 or 1948 (1950 rings a bell, though). Ask your father is he knew of a Norman Schroeder (played football for at least one year).
 
Born and raised in Kyoto, Japan.

Then lived in Nagoya for less than a year before moving to Ann Arbor, MI and attending the University of Michigan.

Now currently live in Novi, MI.
 
Alaska_Dawg said:
We weren't allowed to leave base and Dominoes had a big ol add in the yellow pages that said it delivered on base.
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Dawg, one of my engineers recently attended meetings in Anchorage. He said the local pizza joint was called the Moose's Tooth! Not what we are used to back east. I just approved his expense report.... He ate at a restaurant named Humpys (personally I would change that name) ;). Any of these your hangouts?
 
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Houston, TX
Sunnyvale, CA
Beaumont, TX
Orlando, FL
Chicago, IL
San Diego, CA
Norfolk, VA
Philadelphia, PA
Glassboro, NJ
Pitman, NJ - presently
 
Bloomfield
East Brunswick
Marlboro
Jackson
West Creek
Barnegat
New Brunswick
Piscataway
Somerset
Jersey City
Eastham, Massachusetts
Colorado Springs, Colorado
New Kent County, Virginia
The South Bronx
Medellin, Colombia
Manila, Philippines
Makati, Philippines
Cebu, Philippines
Barcelona, Spain
Jeju Island, Korea
Beijing, China
Guilin, China
Kunming, China
Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam
Puchong Perdana, Malaysia
Subang, Malaysia
Butterworth, Malaysia
Taiping, Malaysia

(edit: I forgot a couple of places.)

Currently living in Hong Kong
 
BigRnj said:
Dawg, one of my engineers recently attended meetings in Anchorage. He said the local pizza joint was called the Moose's Tooth! Not what we are used to back east. I just approved his expense report.... He ate at a restaurant named Humpys (personally I would change that name) ;). Any of these your hangouts?
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I live in Big Lake .. which is about a 1 1/2 hours drive north from Anchorage although I've ate pizza at the Mooses Tooth and I've drank at Humpy's. Pizza at the Mooses Tooth was solid but Humpy's isn't my type of crowd as far as hanging out.


btw this vid was taken two days ago by a guy I used to work with just north of Anchorage in Eagle River.

 
Now living in Cherry Hill

born in Floral Park (Queens) NY
spent last two years of high school in Orlando, Fla. (pre-Disney)
Berkeley, CA., with a summer in Sacramento, CA., a summer in Orlando, and six months in San Francisco (in the worst apartment I ever lived in.)
Joined a law firm in Chicago; after six months in Chicago, commuted from Evanston
Washington, D.C. to work on Capitol Hill; after a year, commuted from Silver Spring, MD.
Have now lived in Cherry Hill for 32 years, except for a one-year sojourn in Los Angeles and five months in Chapel Hill, NC.
 
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AshSaturday said:
My uncle was born in 1930 (passed in 2006) but may have been left back so he was probably 1947 or 1948 (1950 rings a bell, though). Ask your father is he knew of a Norman Schroeder (played football for at least one year).
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Unfortunately my father passed last year, but he was one who remembered everyone, and I am sure I would have gotten an "Oh yeah I remember Norman" response. Did he live in North Plainfield? I believe Watchung, Warren, and South Plainfield also went to NPHS back then. My father was born in 1931, so they may have either been the same year or a year apart. His name was Jim Huff. He didn't play football. Basketball was his sport. My Aunt Alice was a couple years older then my dad, but she may remember. I'll have to ask her.
 
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