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No they really don't. I worked for several companies and we never did. I also think currently do they even really ask for references any longer? I am not sure. What is interesting though usually for a municipal job State county City etc. They will check the references. But keep in mind the job application in a municipal job it's a legal document. At least in the State of Florida it is. It states it at the bottom of it and when you sign it. What is interesting for the State of Florida employment. The application means everything the resume is not necessary if you do add one it's just something secondary. In the hiring process we go by the application only

In 1995 I was only two years out of high school but I had amassed twelve years of practical experience doing computer stuff. By comouter stuff I mean programming, system building, networking, whatever… I did it all.. I was fortunate enough to be raised in an environment where I had access to all of the things.My father passed when I was 10. For the last 3 years of his life I was his mini-me as he taught himself computer programming. His goal was to write a program that would help him win a Readers Digest word puzzle competition. So that's what we worked on every free moment we had.He nstilled in me a learn by doing mentality. I was his right hand man at the weekly computer club meetings. I was his student assistant at his university classes. I was his equal to his nerd friends that seemed to formally the core of that early community.Many of those friends of his where Navy guys. One such friend was the officer in charge everything related to the PC at the base. This guy had a Navy budget and a passion for technology.In the early 80s a Navy budget for all things Personal Computer meant all of the things, and in many two or three or a dozen of the things. As such I was exposed to everything, had access to everything and spent all my time playing with everything.So… two years out of high school actually translated into twelve years of real world, hands on, cross discipline experience. The type of experience that most people just didn't have. The system building experts rarely wrote prolog code. The application developers rarely understood networking technologies.None of the classic disciplines knew a thing about HTTP, HTML, or CGI with PERL. Of the guys that did know an internet thing or two was a subset of about fifteen that were invited to Orlando by Microsoft for a presentation of their new Active Server Pages.I was one of those 15.The beauty of back then was nobody knew that [email protected] was a teenager with an impressive home lab, lots of free time and a passion to actually do everything. Actually setup a website… Actually write PERL code… Actually bring up a Windows for Workgroups workgroup attached to an OS/X server running onto of 4Mbt token ring via IPX/SPX… at home.I paid for my technology addiction by selling cars. I never considered doing technology for a job. It was always just a hobby. That was until after I helped my sales manager upgrade his home computer to a beta of Windows 95.He said to me, “Lildog, why the fuck are you humping on my lot when you can do all this?”I fed him my line about no college education and being to young and no actual experience. He pointed out that seventeen year old me, just days out of high school, walked into his office slinging bullshit and walked out with a job amongst the most grizzled dishonest cutthroat motherfuckers on the planet - used car salesmen.So I answered a newspaper employment listing I found online out of the Tampa Tribune the next day for Systems Engineer the next day. A few days later I drove from Jacksonville to Tampa, checked in to the Marriot for the night, and met two guys twice my age with half my experience over breakfast.Four hours later one guy was my boss and the other guy was my contemporary. The three of us represented The Vanstar Corporation for the state of Florida. At the time Vanstar was Microsofts largest solution provider by size, scope and sales volume.I drove home with the title Senior Systems Engineer Enterprise that came with a salary of $96,000 per year, full benefits and way to much responsibility for a nineteen year old kid.My first on-site was with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida. My role was data migration, data integrity, and disaster recovery. The project was to migrate 5000 employee desktops from Windows for Workgroups against Netware to Windows NT 4.0 client and server. The desktops and servers spread across nine buildings, six in Jacksonville and three in Miami. The actual migration would occur on the 24th and 25th of December while everyone was at home.We had three months to make it happen. We did, of course, on schedule, absolutely no data loss, 100% transparent to the employee.My second on-site was to represent Vanstar and Microsoft for the grand opening of the first Gateway country store. At the time Gateway 2000 was the largest catalog supplier of Personal Computers in then world. Dell was a distant second.The concept of the country store was internet commerce in a safe retail environment. Gateway was second to Dell with an e-commerce website.They were starting to figure out that their catalog business was doomed to a slow painful death and that if they didn't catch up to Dell with e-commerce, the company would as well.So I drove to Tampa and basically stood in an empty store all day. Nobody gave a shit. Not one customer walked in the door.Near the end of the day one of the Gateway guys wanted to show me the new e-commerce website coming soon. It featured a system builder configuration form, a shopping cart, real time credit card processing and was all written using VBScript for ASP in Visual Interdev with COM components written in Visual Basic 6.So he walked me through the order process as a test. I configured the whale of a computer. Dual Pentium Pro processors, 64Mb of Ram, 8Gb RAID 5 SCSI disk subsystem, and dual 21" Sony Trinotron Monitors.When it came to checkout the total price was just shy of $15,000. I joked with the rep about charging it to my corporate Amex. He joked back and said use mine.Expect he wasn’t joking. He wanted to show me the checkout process. I was hesitant, but he assured me that the order would be canceled on the backend and his card would not actually be charged.So I did. And then I drove home. And I told everyone how stupid Gateway was for trying to retail e-commerce. And I ordered my stuff and company stuff from Dell.About two months later I get home from work and there are all these boxes on my door step. Heavy boxes. Branded like a Holstein cow with white, brown and black circular shapes.No fucking way. This can't be. Can it? Yup, it was.My wet dream computer.Free. Totally free.

Let’s start with your first question: The only restrictions I know of in any state deal with the concept of “militia training.” About half the states in the union have anti-militia training laws. (including my home state of Florida) 790.29Here’s how the California law reads…(b) (1) Any person who teaches or demonstrates to any other personthe use, application, or making of any firearm, explosive, ordestructive device, or technique capable of causing injury or deathto persons, knowing or having reason to know or intending that theseobjects or techniques will be unlawfully employed for use in, or inthe furtherance of a civil disorder, or any person who assembles withone or more other persons for the purpose of training with,practicing with, or being instructed in the use of any firearm,explosive, or destructive device, or technique capable of causinginjury or death to persons, with the intent to cause or further acivil disorder, shall be punished by imprisonment in the county jailfor not more than one year or by a fine of not more than one thousanddollars ($1,000), or by both that fine and imprisonment.A subsection provides….“Civil disorder” means any disturbance involving acts ofviolence which cause an immediate danger of or results in damage orinjury to the property or person of any other individual.So under this extremely broad wording, anyone who gives firearms instruction to another person with the intent to “cause or further” an act of violence against a person or their property is committing a crime.You could make the case that almost any training that’s defensive oriented could meet that standard. As a practical matter, many instructors view it as a prohibition on teaching team tactics — coordinating fire, covering each other while moving, using suppressive fire, etc. Prosecutions under these are rare, but they do happen.Laws that restrict training are unlikely to have much of an effect on crime since very few criminals ever get any sort of training (which is why they do stupid stuff like holding their pistols sideways).