Scott Chandler:  

Age: 50 or 51, I forget sometimes Stats: 6' , 210 pounds, blue eyes, desperately good looking:), not too kinky Favorite phrase: Find the path that has heart & then follow it breathlessly Things to do: Biking, Hiking, Skiing, Flying, & Skydiving (if the flying part doesn't go so well), Hang Gliding, Shopping, Reading, Computers, Sport Cars, & Women though not necessary in any order of preference. 1st Life: Having snow skied from age 4, my first career was Ski Bum. I wandered the ski areas out west, teaching skiing from 18 until the ripe old age of 27. I became Ski Patrol at 27 patrolling A-Basin until I was 30. When the snow melted each year I traveled the Mid-west with jobs such as: * Oil Field Trash * A Marine ... Da Few, Da Poor, Da Marines * Migrating Farm Hand harvesting Wheat and Corn traveling from Texas to Canada chasing the coming fall * Cowboy with an eastern accent * AAA Tow Truck Driver - Highway accidents scared me away * Telephone Line Man (Line Boy really) 2nd Life: At the age of 30 I moved East to manage a Ski Shop. I was told the shop was in this cute town of Germantown, Maryland. I envisioned Germantown with things like people yodeling off the mountain tops and houses with cute little dolies and stuff. But I rapidly realized my mistake & vowed to return West. Though life happens and I met a lady, got down on my knees, asked her to be my 1st wife. So now I'm still out East. Even though I was running a Ski Shop, and I was a sponsored skier, an environmental educator, conference leader throughout the US with radio spots for VOA in Indonesia, earning a fair living, my wife thought I should do more, (wifes are like that). Well I had always been a closet computer geek & all my meager spare money & spare time was spent with this hobby. 3rd Life: So I enrolled into a local collage to learn about them there computers. After 2 weeks at the collage both my instructor & I realized I knew more than he could teach me. So the collage hired me as a programmer. 4 months after that I was in charge of their IT department & never looked back. Of course, shortly after that, because I was now earn...Expand for more