Fix It and Ride It

post #3 contributing to society April 14, 2008

My profession contributes by me being on t.v and that I can entertain people by doing frestyle tricks. People like to have me give out autograph’s and people like to have a favorite rider. So I try to ride as clean as I can and try give alot of autographs away so I will get more fans. It helps me alot by being sponserd and that helps advertisement. I sometimes make a fundraiser by making bracelet’s with my dirtbike number and my signature and then sell them at race’s and then give all the profit to a cancer program. And sometimes i have a custom dirtbike for raffle and i sell raffle tickets for 10 dollars each and then I put all the tickets in a BIG jar and then take out a raffle ticket and who’s name is on it gets my custom made dirtbike. I usually make around $15,000 profit and then that goes to the race track. I teach kids how to ride  dirtbike’s and to try to get them to be just as good as me.

-Chad Palmer

reasons to post #3 April 14, 2008

My job contributes to  society in many ways. One of the most important contributes we have is we invent new things like the future cars and concepts. If we had no engineers there would be no futuristic ideas. Then we would not have the society we have to day. Engineers make all of those funky looking buildings that are extremely aerodynamic. If engineers hadn’t discovered combustion then there would be no cars or vehicles with engines. Engineers are some of the most important world. The engineers in there time are working on ways to get us to other planets, because the moon is moving away and the earth is starting to get so we may have a wobble when the moon leavs the range the keeps use from having that wobble.

Kyle bailey

Response to post #3 April 14, 2008

My job contributes to society because it is everywhere you look everywhere that you go.   Business is very important to everyone, it’s where you buy everything.   It’s were you get your food,clothing, and everything else.   A business helps you with things also, it could get rid of a pest, fix your pluming or electricity.  The job that I have is to run everything to make sure the business is running.   For example everyday I have to make sure that our business is still running.    I have to manage money, workers, and hold everything together.   Most of the jobs in america revolve around my job, for example a chef works for a business nd that business has to make sure its making money so they need my job to manage everything that goes on so the chef can get paid and so he knows what to do.

-Thomas Gowell

Responce to post #3 April 14, 2008

How my job contributes to society is the making of tools for machines.our work builds machine guns so I have to make the tools for the machines.Without the tools it slows down production.I also work on machines and find out why its doing a bad job.I make the parts for the machines to keep up production.If I slow down lots of people need tools to fix machines and while there there nobody’s working so there’s no production.The guns need to get to the military fast.If there’s a problem with the guns I need to find out why.then I need to go to the machine that made that part then fix the machine.My job has allot to do with society.

-Chris kelley

Response To Post #3 April 14, 2008

My job is very crucial to the world today. Without my job there would be no one t o make computers. Also there would be no one to repair them either. Without my job the people around the world would not have computers to work on. Without my job you wouldn’t be able to view this blog that I’ve typed. My job made it possible to contact people and research without leaving your home or bed depending on what type of computer you have. My job is important because people use computers and without me you would not be able to use internet no electronic presentations or anything else you use the computer for any day of the year my job is very important you wouldn’t be able to do any of the things that you like on the computer and that includes blogs such as this one.

–Tommy Light

Well Done on Post #2 April 14, 2008

Gentlemen, well done on your posts.  Please make sure that you read through your posts so that they have all the words needed to make sense.  Also, please make sure you attach your name to your comments so you can get credit for them.  Ms. D

respons to post #2 April 11, 2008

To be a professional engineer you have to wear dressy close a lot. You also have to be good with people and work in groups. The most difficult part is the design of the project. There is also a easy part with the hard part which is you can take a little longer on this job because the company wants good products. Some other things that are needed to do this job are very good mathematic skills. My favorite part of this job is all the hands on stuff you do. the second most important part of this job is you have to be able to work with shapes and sharp objects. A hint in this career is to be done one, or two days before the due date. One part of the job that I dislike is if you mess up you have to work backwards. The final hint I’m going to give is never be late for any thing.

Kyle Bailey

Response To Post #2 April 11, 2008

I think that to be a professional at  my job requires a lot of concentration and quietness because if I mess up it wouldn’t kill anybody but it could kill their computer and nobody likes to have to buy a new computer for someone because they broke their old one. Also my job needs a lot of memorization to remember the data flows and program executors without those a computer may never work right again because some files cannot be edited so I would have to format the disk and reinstall the hard drive support system so I could get back to where I was before would take a lot longer than it would the first time because a full format of a computer with 60 gigabytes of memory will take hours to do. I would hate to have to redo everything that I spent so much hard work configuring. My job is also one that I don’t usually have to be near many people at all and that’s good so it can stay quieter easier. I can do all of that so I consider myself to be a professional.

–Tommy Light

respons to post #2 April 11, 2008

To be a professional engineer you have to wear dressy close a lot. You also have to be good with people and work in groups. The most difficult part is the design of the project. There is also a easy part with the hard part which is you can take a little longer on this job because the company wants good products. Some other things that are needed to do this job are very good mathematic skills. My favorite part of this job is all the hands on stuff you do. the second most important part of this job is you have to be able to work with shapes and sharp objects. A hint in this career is to be done one, or two days before the due date. One part of the job that I dislike is if you mess up you have to work backwards. The final hint I’m going to give is never be late for any thing.

kyle bailey

answer to post #2 April 11, 2008

To be a professional at what I do you need to know how to take charge.   When you are doing what I do people need to look up to you and If you aren’t then you aren’t doing your job.   When your doing my job you need to dress right and that means wearing nice things.   You can just walk around with a nice suit start bossing people around and call yourself a professional, you have to have years of experience and a good education.   To do what I do you need a good college education that does mean four years ina good college.
professionals in my profession are looked up to because they are the head of everything that happens    I am professional in what I do because I dress up nice every day when I go to work and I’m very good at bossing people around.   i have had my college education and have been doing what I do for a long time.

-Thomas Gowell