From: seann@igor.tamri.com (Sean Nelson)
Subject: Re: LHO MYSTERY ID
Organization: Toshiba America MRI Inc, S. San Francisco, CA.
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 92 18:41:21 GMT


positions are in the Innovative Software Systems Group (ISSG), whose aim
is the design and implementation of groundbreaking software systems, and
one is in the Computing and Communications Services Group (CCSG), which
provides all the computing and communications support for the UCSF
Library and the CKM.

                     DATA PRESENTATION ENGINEER (ISSG)

The ISSG is seeking a DATA PRESENTATION ENGINEER to design, implement
and test user-interface components to allow library users to access
multiple knowledge bases.  The DP engineer is responsible for developing
user-interface tools and applications to display on-line information
from a variety of knowledge bases and data sources.

Duties will include the identification of tools and/or resources
available for developing user-interface software and in conjunction with
other CKM and UCSF staff developing software to provide innovative and
easy-to-use interfaces for both the novice and expert user alike.

QUALIFICATIONS: The position requires demonstrated skills in the areas
of user-interfaces (e.g. OpenLook, Motif, InterViews), especially in the
domain of database applications; data structures, algorithms, structured
programming (preferably object-oriented) and operating system
constructs.  Special skills, knowledge and abilities will include
experience with C and C++ in a UNIX environment with the X Window System
(R5); knowledge of database management systems (e.g. Sybase).
Experience with network protocols (e.g. TCP/IP, OSI, RPC) is desirable.

                        DATA ACCESS ENGINEER (ISSG)

The ISSG is seeking a DATA ACCESS ENGINEER to design, implement and test
software for on-line information access and retrieval.  The DA engineer
is responsible for designing, implementating and testing software to
perform access and retrieval from heterogeneous network databases and
other information repositories and the software must provide a standard
data access methodology to those sources.

Duties will include the identification of tools and/or resources
available for developing data access and retrieval software and in
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+     McAdams)                                                           \-[1]
[1] Re: LHO MYSTERY ID
Date: Tue Dec 15 11:29:39 PST 1992
Organization: Marquette University - Computer Services
NNTP-Posting-Host: vmsa.csd.mu.edu

>OK, the Convention Center was a logical place.  But if The Conspiracy was goingto set up in
>*additional* places, why *just* Dealey Plaza?

If at first you do not succeed ....
I've heard security efforts had been centered around the Convention Center..

>But why set up in additional places at all?  Every additional site requires the
>recruitment of additional people.

See above.

I believe I've see reports that a right-wing LoneNut team had
been set up in Miami, but the pieces did'nt fit together for
some reason.

Heck, this could have been a virtual travelling show, with a cast of
mobile hitmen and patsy LoneNuts in several cities.

Sanitizing the operation after the fact, as seems to have been accomplished,
is not particularly difficult. The BeanSpillers are expedable, collateral
damage, etc. Their number is largely irrelevent, relative to the stakes
which were being played for.

>Remember, conspiracy theorists believe that Oswald was killed because The
>Conspiracy believed he would "spill the beans."

I doubt that 'conspiracy theorists' have a nice unified view point at all.

Apart from that, the Patsy probably had very few beans to spill. That's
what makes patsies most effective : they really don't know anything.
They just take the blame.

>Are you saying that other people like Oswald (all potential "bean spillers")
>had been recruited?

Sure thing.
I think you're missing the elegance of what actually happened.

-> Here's the LoneNut that murdered Prince Jack !!
   (He conveniently went off and murdered a cop, for no
    obvious reason .. just in case we might have overlooked
    his existance.)

-> The desire for vengance is satisfied,  on live TV,
   before the LoneNut can spill much of anything that
   would stop a case being neatly shrink wrapped around
   the silent corpse.

What more could a conspiracy ask from a patsy ?

>And why Dallas?  Remember, if your line of logic is correct,
>Oswald had to havebeen put in place months before Kennedy came to Dallas.

Thanks to the politics and general reputation of the area, it was a rather
perfect place to stage LoneNut.

Remember the reception Adlai Stevenson had received a few years back ?

In any case an election year was upcoming, so it took little genius
to postulate a trip to that city. This assumes that the whole trip
was not engineered,  to create a good opportunity for the hit, in
the first place.







-- 
Sean Nelson,  		
Toshiba America MRI	  What Me Worry ?
seann@igor.tamri.com