One exit west (south?) from that interchange and 1 block off 95.
Don't laugh, I know it's sad...
It means that they are taking it seriously and are looking to roll if the interview goes well. If they really want you, they can put out the job call written specifically for you, so that you will definitely be the best candidate, which ensures they will be able to hire you. Is it a gov job, or a job with a contractor for the gov?
Find Lizzy's Ice Cream, ask for Nick Pappas, tell him I sent you.One of the first things OMGF set up was our bike stand and bikes in the foyer........
On Moody St.?
Neither, it's private industry. They may have some gov contracts though. It's a small tech start-up for a new non-volatile memory technology. They are also looking at building some radiation-hardened memory. Generally speaking, I'm a theorist. I'm not 100% certain why they would want me. Maybe it's to calculate some numbers for their electrical engineers so they can define various operating characteristics of the devices. It will be interesting to talk to them in a week or two and see where I fit into their vision.
That's interesting then that they would want to write up a specific position for you. I've heard of private companies doing that, but generally only when they are employing someone who will work on a contract.
Yep. It's about half way between the Charles and Maple street on Moody.
So, have you scheduled your 'Nam tour with Splat yet?
Splat does private tours?So, have you scheduled your 'Nam tour with Splat yet?
Not sure what part of Waltham you are in, but it's only about a 40 minute drive from the Waltham area to Vietnam, as long as you don't get jammed up on the pike during the evening commute.
Bike life is excellent in the Boston area. There's plenty of places to ride, and always someone to ride with. The only real downside to the area is the awful housing prices. There's tons of non-bike stuff to do, as well.
I sure do!!!
Thank you for all the info and stuff.Not sure what part of Waltham you are in, but it's only about a 40 minute drive from the Waltham area to Vietnam, as long as you don't get jammed up on the pike during the evening commute.
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If you setup an infamous "Splat" tour, you get to park at his house instead, and make a lap or three in his ever-expanding backyard freeride park while there.
Well, we will have to set something up then....your majesty, supreme ruler of Vietnam...
Actually, MudGrrl and I have already been to metrorock. We checked it out when we came up here to house-hunt, although we didn't have any of our stuff with us, so we didn't climb. We've also done some bouldering at Hammond Pond. She got me a brand new crash pad, and it was warm out (or warm enough at least), and Hammond Pond is only about 20 minutes from our place.
