Luke says Moo!

Luke says Moo!

Yes, you heard me right. I say Moo! And there’s really not a whole lot you can do about it.

You have arrived here at Luke.EvilMonkeyCult.com by will or accident it doesn’t really matter. I still say Moo!

Now to the important information:
This site is ran and paid for by me (and Dr. 7 in some minor aspects).
Thus, should I delete or edit your comment(s) or ban you -> you’ll get over it as this is my toy and I make the rules.

In happier fun news, my birthday is on April 5. 1983 was the bestest year ever - making me 25 when I updated this last. (If I remember I’ll update once a year or so.)

I went to elementary, junior high, and senior high all at the same little school in the central-southern portion of Indiana. Not too very far from Louisville, Kentucky (Louisville is properly pronounced: loul-vulle). Had all kinds of fun and all kinds of not fun. You get the idea. The biggest part of school was dominated by band: marching band, concert band, pep band, solo/ensemble competition, and as all good band geeks know: band = life. Yup. I lived and breathed being a band geek. Sigh. Those were the days. In case you’re wondering, I played the Trumpet. Which is the best damn instrument in the band. Trumpet players are not arrogant; we’re just better than everyone else.

College was spent at a little private engineering school called Rose-Hulman over in Terre Haute, Indiana. I got my Computer Engineering degree (after a little drama) and am no longer there. Yay! While at Rose I spent the greater part of my 4 years there working on The Rose Thorn. Greatest collegiate newspaper written by engineers in the universe.

Along the way, I was raised to the sublime degree of a Master Mason by Humboldt Lodge #42 in downtown Terre Haute. I’m now affiliated with Charles F. Frank Lodge #760 in Zionsville, IN. Currently (January 2008) I hold the elected position of Worshipful Master. Should prove to be an exciting adventure. Plus, I’m learning some skills in leadership and organization. No wonder people don’t want to run large groups…

I’m also a member of Knights Templar in Terre Haute and the entire York Rite bodies of Prather York Rite located on the east side of Indianapolis (Trinity Commandry is the proper name…)
I’m also a member of the Valley of Indianapolis Scottish Rite.
I’m also the First Vice President of the Murat Shrine NexGen Unit (January 2008). Which of course makes me a Shriner.

I work as a Qualification/Validation Engineer who is contracted to a big pharma company. It’s boring to be honest. If you’re in Indianapolis and reading this - I am interested in finding a PLC programming or automation controls engineering position. (Attended an Allen-Bradley PLC programming training course in Oct. 2006 and have an emphasis in embedded systems programming/design. Perfect job for me would be an automation engineer, but would love to try anything related.)