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I went to college at The Pennsylvania State University and majored in Management
Information Systems. For my Senior Management 471W class, I was the Chief Information Officer
for a simulated corporation, and built a computer data center with two large diesel engine powered generators,
while presenting reports with the board of directors. I received a grade of A-.
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I joined the U.S. Navy when I was eighteen years old to obtain more discipline for college. I
served aboad the USS Patriot MCM-7, part of Rotational Crew Hotel. I then boarded the USS Scout MCM-8 to complete
my duties. I received an honorable discharge in 1995.
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I was raised in a catholic family. I went to church every sunday since I was small. I
study the catholic religion more rigorously now, with doctors on catholic radio and find it fascinating.
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I'm going around the moon on the Orion Spacecraft for the Artemis II mission! Set
to launch 2026 and travel 230,000 miles around the moon to test spacecraft operating systems. My name
will be on a SD Card onboard the spacecraft with the astronauts.
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My surname is Hoover. The surname Hoover is the Anglicized
(to make or become English in sound, appearance, or character) version of the German and Dutch name Huber.
The name is derived from the Middle High German word "huober," meaning "owner of a patch of farmland" or "owner of a large measure of land". The term
"Hube" was used to denote a 40-acre hide of farmland. It is likely that the original bearer of this name was someone who owned such a farm.
I go to German Night at the german church in the city every year to celebrate my heritage.
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