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I have a roselare sour going that I'm going to wait next year and have that as a one year anniversary house beer, a brett IPA on tap, a cucumber wheat beer carbonating, a gose, dry hopped CDA and a 3 Floyd's IPA fermenting away right now.Looking to have a few on tap at our wedding in....10...

Do you use both of your stamps at your current employer?

YES to beer brewing!

I meant that in a way that it typically doesn't get down to the 50-60's that quick at night in California after it's 90-100 in the day time. Juse more 'free cooling' up here in Portland with the big temps swings.

In California I would do that as well!

Do you put your fans blowing cool air in or room air out? My philosophy is blow room air out. If you are blowing in your are just mixing the hot room air and cold outside air. If you are blowing out you are introducing cold air though other open windows and removing warmed mixed air....I've...

I'm going to ask to meet and "revisit my compensation" sometime this week...I got a nice round of applause at the staff meeting this morning which was pretty awesome

I graduated civil and just passed the HVAC and Refrigeration test but currently I have no desire to put myself through another 5 months of no social life. One stamp is good enough for me right now :0

THERE WILL BE DEALS!!!

Oregon finally shows that I passed on MyNCEES site

So I just contacted pestamps.com and their email contact address forwarded me to acornsales.com I just received a call from acornsales saying they are not at all associated with pestamps.com. So another one to buy from is acornsales.com and you get a free tiff jpg and dxf file with your stamp...

I agree they should have been...but figured one should stick around.

Where did all the promo posts go that pestamps.com posted?

Exactly the type of review I was looking for, thanks!

what are other options? key differences-Price comparison, quality, sizes(tolerances)...etc.

And from what I've been told you should print out salaries from the area you live and your grade level of engineer. This way you can justify why and how much your raise should be.

huh... I see what you mean now. https://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/pay-leave/salaries-wages/2015/general-schedule/ pay and area https://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/pay-leave/salaries-wages/fact-sheets/#url=BLS-Data pay and leave...

But Grade IV is equivalent to GS-11 on that ASCE site, unless I'm missing something

GS-11 is kind of low in salary... In Portland, OR Mechanical Engineer IV the lowest 10% makes 90k, 50% 112k and 90% make 138k. I wouldn't say that's terribly low by any means.

I'm printing out salary.com's engineer grade level 1-5 50% salaries and also printing this out https://www.asce.org/uploadedFiles/Membership_and_Communities/Regions_Sections_Branches/Content_Pieces/engineering-grades-brochure.pdf to justify why I should be at grade 4. Getting all my ammo ready...