- Jun 12, 2014
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I know we've had similar threads before but I couldn't find it. It's slow so another might be fun.
Make a different post for each job, or not. General dates and locations will make it more interesting, but not if you don't want to disclose.....whatever you want to do is fine.
I'll start with my most unusual one. Summer of '67 in Gainesville I really needed to intern in pharmacy, but it didn't pay but $1.00/hr. In hogtown cause of too many students. So I took a job as a Tech III at the Poultry Research Station on Archer Rd. just past Shands. Worked for a PhD doing research on white Leghorn roosters and Road Island Red layers. Part of the job was holding test tubes to the cloaca of the roosters as he made them ejaculate. He had a building with 100 perfect specimens in it in separate cages. Those suckers went berserk trying to spur each other when he approached the entrance to the air conditioned building....it was wild. He just pulled them out by the legs and stroked their back once with thumb and birdie finger and BOOM!
I then ran live/dead ratios and concentration/ml through statistical analysis for it to be related back to protein and other nutritional levels. We also studied chick sex vs. feed, fertilized egg %, egg count, and more vs. diet. Interesting stuff right there on Archer Rd.
Make a different post for each job, or not. General dates and locations will make it more interesting, but not if you don't want to disclose.....whatever you want to do is fine.
I'll start with my most unusual one. Summer of '67 in Gainesville I really needed to intern in pharmacy, but it didn't pay but $1.00/hr. In hogtown cause of too many students. So I took a job as a Tech III at the Poultry Research Station on Archer Rd. just past Shands. Worked for a PhD doing research on white Leghorn roosters and Road Island Red layers. Part of the job was holding test tubes to the cloaca of the roosters as he made them ejaculate. He had a building with 100 perfect specimens in it in separate cages. Those suckers went berserk trying to spur each other when he approached the entrance to the air conditioned building....it was wild. He just pulled them out by the legs and stroked their back once with thumb and birdie finger and BOOM!
I then ran live/dead ratios and concentration/ml through statistical analysis for it to be related back to protein and other nutritional levels. We also studied chick sex vs. feed, fertilized egg %, egg count, and more vs. diet. Interesting stuff right there on Archer Rd.