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From: Tracker@cup.portal.com (James F Duran)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
Subject: ISV Unix/NetWareEng, Univel, Summit, New Jersey
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 92 00:19:06 PDT
Organization: The Portal System (TM)
Distribution: na

SYSTEMS/ISV ENG, Unix & NetWare

CORPORATE PROFILE

There's a major change happening... and you can be a part of it.
Two of the industry's biggest names - Novell and UNIX System
Laboratories - have gotten together to create Univel, and the
technical advances underway are going to alter the face of
network computing.

The challenges before us are big.  Really big.  But then, so are
the rewards.  If you'd like to join us, contact Univel about the
following opportunity in Summit, New Jersey.


SYSTEMS/ISV Engineer, Unix & NetWare

Responsibilities:  Provide support to ISVs writing software for our
Unix Desktop OS.  Help ISVs develop applications for our next generation
customized GUI, Unix/NetWare OS/NW product.  Assist sales with technical
presentations and support.

Requirements:  2 years industrial technical Unix OS/Netware SW
foundation at system level.  Previous Unix/C SW Development/
Technical Support/Systems Engineering with Netware, DOS, Windows
(X & DOS) exp. on Suns, Macs, NeXT, PC compatibles or related
systems are a plus.  Also requires BSCS or equivalent experience.
People with Intel 80X86 archtecture SW exp. preferred.

Univel is not just any startup --- we're backed by the resources
of Novell and UNIX Systems Labs.  And that means exceptional
opportunities for the individuals who join us.

Feel free to call or write me as follows:

                         James Duran
                         Univel, Inc.
                         2180 Fortune Drive
                         San Jose, CA  95131
                         408 473-8968
                         Fax 473-8940
                         Email: Tracker@cup.portal.com

No new grads without industrial Unix SW & LAN experience please.

UNIVEL --- A PARTNERSHIP OF NOVELL AND USL

*Unix is a registered trademark of UNIX System Laboratories, Inc.
From: Kim_Costello@transarc.com
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
Subject: FILE SYSTEMS-TRANSARC CORP. -PGH, PA
Date: 21 Jul 92 06:36:16 GMT
Article-I.D.: transarc.QeP23Uj0Bwx21531Zd
Organization: Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PA


FILE SYSTEMS - PITTSBURGH, PA
======================================================================

Transarc Corporation, a Pittsburgh, PA based, fast-growing developer
of distributed systems software, is looking for gifted, energetic
professionals to join its File Systems software development team.
Transarc's file systems group is looking for individuals with
extensive experience in the design and implementation of distributed
file systems or closely related technologies.


Founded in May 1989, Transarc is located in downtown Pittsburgh, PA
and currently has approximately 140 employees. Transarc is currently
shipping the AFS(R) 3.2 distributed file system, and we have been
selected by Open Software Foundation to provide the file system
component for the OSF Distributed Computing Environment. Transarc has
recently formed a new DCE Product Group that is currently working on an
implementation of DCE for Solaris 2.0. Transarc is also developing
open transaction processing products (Encina(tm)) to simplify the
construction of fault-tolerant, distributed systems. Encina was
released commercially, 1st Quarter, 1992. Transarc will continue to
offer new and challenging opportunities in the area of distributed
systems.

The ideal candidate will have at least four years of commercial
experience in distributed systems, a working knowledge of distributed
file systems, fault-tolerant systems and a thorough understanding of
the UNIX(tm) kernel.  Expertise in UNIX and C is also necessary.
Additionally, we require M.S., or Ph.D. degree in Computer Science or
equivalent commercial experience.
If you want to be part of an extraordinary team of computer
professionals, please send your resume to:

              Transarc Corporation
              The Gulf Tower
              707 Grant Street
              Pittsburgh, PA 15219

or send electronic mail to recruiting@transarc.com.
Transarc is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

AFS is a registered trademark of Transarc. Encina is a trademark of
Transarc, UNIX is a trademark of UNIX Systems Laboratories, Inc. in
the United States and other countries.
From: rao@tkovzz.enet.dec.com (My name is RAO)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
Subject: sorry - please ignore article 20579
Date: 27 Jul 92 15:04:20 GMT
Organization: Digital Equipment Corporation


Sorry - please ignore article 20579 - It was posted my mistake.

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From: mick@maxine.wpi.edu (Ravi Narayan)
Subject: CAD/CAE Tech Writer Needed
Organization: Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Distribution: usa
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 17:24:50 GMT


	I am posting this for a recruiter. Please direct all response to
	naik@andromeda.rutgers.edu.

	Access Methods Incorporated is looking for qualified Technical
	Writers in the CA/CAE area. Desiredskills are Sun/Workstation
	experience, substantial amount of Tech Writing experience,
	strong communication skills and the ability to lead a team.

	Location: New Jersey
	Position is with a major communication company.
	Start Date: ASAP

	If you quali to some extent inn any of the above, please send
	your resume in PLAIN, UNFORMATTED, ASCII TEXT to
	naik@andromeda.rutgers.edu. (Please note that resumes in
	Postscript or Tex or any other format will not be accepted).

	As mentioned above I am posting this foorganization above. I do
	not stand to gain monetarily or otherwise through this post. All
	mail or responses to me will be ignored.

	- Ravi Narayan
From: arnold@nic.cerf.net (Arnold Garlick)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
Subject: UNIX Internals: Checkpoint/Restart Feature, Upper Midwest (Rectr)
Keywords: UNIX Internals, Kernel Level Design, Checkpoint/Restart, MPA
Date: 28 Jul 92 19:13:22 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: CERFnet


	UNIX INTERNALS - CHECKPOINT/RESTART EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
			     (Upper Midwest)


Two positions are open for senior UNIX internals / kernel specialists with
expertise in THE CHECKPOINT/RESTART feature of the UNIX operating system. 
work will include a range of responsibilities including kernel level
design, interprocess communication, I/O subsystems and close interaction
with a variety of engineering groups.  Familiarity with massively parallel
processing would be a plus.

	** Minimum 5 years on-the-job experience required **
	         No new or recent graduates, please!


	US or Canadian Citizenship required, or US Permanent
Residency.  We are unable to assist persons requiring H-1 or  F-1 Visas.


Please respond directly to Arnold Garlick, President, Pacific Search
2377 S. El Camino Real, Suite 201, San Clemente, CA 92672
E Mail:  arnold@cerf.net (ASCII files only please)  Fax:  (714) 366-9200.
Job #923
From: gary@nic.cerf.net (Gary Schlageter)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.offered
Subject: LAN/WAN Guru for Colorado Computer Corp. (Recruiter)
Keywords: LAN, Data Communications Software, UNIX, Driver Design
Date: 30 Jul 92 17:15:10 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: CERFnet


DATA COMMUNICATIONS GENERALIST TO PROVIDE STRATEGIC AND IMPLEMENTATION
		DIRECTION TO A MAJOR SERVER COMPANY
			   (Colorado)


Individual must be an experienced UNIX connectivity software developer. 
The role will be to evaluate third-party products, characterize
performance and reliability, test functionality, and port the connectivity
software, when appropriate, so to be carried under company's label.  This
individual must have direct development experience with a number of UNIX
connectivity products, which may include:  X.25, Token Ring, SNA, DecNet,
OSI, Gosip, TCP/IP Ethernet, FDDI, PC/NFS, Portable NetWare, Banyan Vines,
and serial communications.  This individual is expected to work closely
with operating system engineers as well as with marketing and the field
organization.  Should be considered a connectivity product development
generalist, rather than devoted to a particular protocol stack. 
Additionally, this person should be comfortable with working with
third-party product porting efforts rather than from-scratch development
efforts.

Technical Requirements:

* 5+ years C, SunOS, and low-level UNIX systems programming experience.
* Direct development experience of more than one connectivity technologies
  from the list in the above paragraph.
* UNIX kernel and device driver development experience a strong plus.

Non-Technical Requirements:

* Self-directed, able to operate independently.
* High integrity and honesty.
* Must be flexible with a range of assignments and duties including
  evaluation and testing.
* Must be able to manage multiple, concurrent assignments.
* Very knowledgeable of this connectivity and vendors.


	** Minimum 4 years on-the-job experience required **
                No new or recent graduates, please!


 	US or Canadian citizenship required or US Permanent
Residency.  We are unable to assist persons requiring H-1 or F-1 Visas.


Please respond to Gary Schlageter, Vice President, Pacific Search
Consultants, 2377 S. El Camino Real, Suite 201, San Clemente, CA 92672
E Mail:  gary@cerf.net (ASCII files only please)  Fax:  (714) 366-9200.
From: aviator@athena.mit.edu (Joakim Karlsson)
Newsgroups: misc.emerg-services
Subject: Mountain Bikes
Date: 31 Jul 92 15:13:44 GMT
Article-I.D.: athena.1992Jul31.151344.15605
Organization: Flight Transportation Associates, Cambridge, MA

Is anyone out there using mountain bikes for search and rescue?
I'm interested in starting an experiment.  Thanks...Joakim

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From: kirby@pyramid.unr.edu (Stephen Kirby)
Newsgroups: misc.emerg-services
Subject: Trying to locate Steve Lanaghen (sgl@spatial.com)
Summary: See Subject
Date: 24 Jul 92 21:13:26 GMT
Reply-To: kirby@pyramid.unr.edu
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Distribution: usa
Organization: University of Nevada, Reno  Department of Computer Science


	If anyone happen to know how to get a hold of him, or if he is
reading this himself I would like to contact him.  It is in regards to
a set of standards we sent. Just needed feedback, but haven't be able to
reach you via e-mail.

Steve Kirby

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Date:         Wed, 29 Jul 1992 08:25:59 EDT
From:         "GWD Robert G. Kreisel" <kreisel@BRL.MIL>
Subject: Re: Tone Generator!!!!!
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Yeah....send us the information.

Rob
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Date:         Wed, 29 Jul 1992 09:02:24 EDT
From:         Y01S000 <Y01S@SETONMUS.BITNET>
Subject:      re: drills

Darrin,

I have been an EMT-A in NJ for the last 8 years and the
training officer of my squad for the last 3.  There are no
absolutes when planning training meetings (other than that
your members should be able to take something new with them
when they leave).

Here are some suggestions when planning training meetings:


1) Assess the needs of your squad.  Are there areas your members
   are weak in and could use reinforcement?  What types of calls
   do you get infrequently, but still need to be prepared for?

2) Ask your members what topics they want to cover.  You may find
   that your membership wants to see changes also!

3) When planning your training mtg/drill have clear objectives
   in mind.  And keep the meeting focused on them.

4) Consider having outside resourcs come in and present on
   "specialized topics" (ex. critical incident stress debriefing
   (CISD), burns, pediatric emergencies, medivac demonstration)

5) Possible topics:

      pediatric emergencies.
incident command/triage/disasters.
      dealing with the emotionally disturbed patient.
      dealing with patients with multiple trauma.
      writing run reports/liability issues.


As I said each squad will have different needs depending on
level of training, call volume, composition of call volume,
etc.

One last thing I got a tape from a hospital in Iowa that is an
excellent (yet short) training film on dealing with children
involved in car accidents with and without car seats.  It also
reinforces the need to transport children in car seats when
transporting them to the hospital.

Hope some of this is helpful.  Let me know if I can be of
further assistance.

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Date:         Wed, 22 Jul 1992 14:25:01 CDT
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Subject:      database search

search liability in emerg-l since 90/10/1
From: Frank.Fisher@f1.n3638.z1.fidonet.org (Frank Fisher)
Newsgroups: misc.emerg-services
Subject: Panic Buttons
Date: 25 Jul 92 13:29:44 GMT
Organization: FidoNet node 1:3638/1 - The FireHouse BBS, Lake Worth FL

Is anyone using portable radios with silent panic buttons? If so do they
work and are they useful? What brand and model of radio are they on?
Thanks for the info (in advance). -Frank



 

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Date:         Thu, 30 Jul 1992 03:44:27 -0400
From:         JFS5986@RITVAX.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Tone Generator!!!!!

Sounds great.......too good to be true!!!

What's the catch?

IF....it works, can it transmit---oops---I mean produce silent as well as
audible tones?

I would rather see a decoder like Scott asked about!

I'd like to take a look at the plans if you could contact me.

________________________________________________________________________________

Jim Simons                                    RIT vol Ambulance
JFS5986@RITVAX                                Henrietta vol Ambulance
Rochester Institute of Technology             Strykersville vol Fire and Rescue
Electrical Engineering (4th year)             NYS certified EMT
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From: jung@base.bellcore.com (Eric Jung)
Subject: Re: Drills
Organization: Bellcore, Livingston, NJ
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 92 21:49:38 GMT

You can try climbing into one of your rigs and looking for a piece of
equipment that you haven't used in the last few months (if at all). 

For example, last night at the drill at my squad, we got out the child
seats and practiced strapping them into the captain's chair and to the
cot.  In the process, we discovered some missing parts.  We also used
a pedi spinal immobilization board, which I had never seen used before.

$.02 from somebody relatively new at this.

EriC

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Date:         Sat, 25 Jul 1992 17:26:51 -0400
From:         Tijuana Iguana <MLB4009@RITVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: VT recipricating tests.

Fireman,

apply to the VT Dept of Health (if they have one)
for a form for reciprocity. I can only assume it
is the same for Massachusetts. My dad sent in a
request for forms to the MA DOH, and I got them
within a week (pretty speedy for Taxachusetts).

Have you got your Lifeguard cert. yet? :^)
Shoulda remembered them when Bucky told you to
bring them -- oops sorry, forgot, you weren't
there for that class!

Just bustin' ya chops.

But seriously, you should get a response from
them pretty quickly. The best way to get in touch
that I would recommend, is to call. Remember,
411 works too!

Take care,

                Tijuana Iguana

*I'm not able to take your call right now, I'm off trolling for trauma. Please
leave your name, number, time you called, and I'll get back to you the instant
my hands are clean.*

________________________________________________________________________________
* Michele L. Brown      RIT Volunteer Ambulance Corps.  Henrietta, NY         *
* aka Tijuana Iguana    2nd Medic (EMT2B)               Lifeguard             *
*                       MLB4009@RITVAX.ISC.EDU                                *
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Date:         Tue, 28 Jul 1992 22:55:54 -0400
From:         "Michael P. Rolfes" <usr2879a@TSO.UC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Panic Buttons

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Department is using them here in Cincinnati, OH


They have been very effective in saving a few PD's lives.

They are on Motorola radios --make I don't know.


Michael P. Rolfes  OVR Unit #43, usr2879a@tso.uc.edu
*****************************************************
Ohio Valley REACT Inc.  #2601, CB channel 9 KHY-1303.
                               VHF  151.625 Mhz.

Hamilton County Disaster and Emergency Services
American Red Cross --Standard First Aid
American Heart Association -- Basic Life Support Certified.
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From: lkm1@cec2.wustl.edu (Laura Kathleen McCarthy)
Subject: Re: EMS in Missouri
Organization: Washington University, St. Louis Mo.
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1992 03:55:23 GMT

Reciprocity between Maryland and Missouri is not *too* complicated
a process.  I assume that you, like most Maryland EMT-As, have EOA
training.  (Unfortunately, since I just finished EMT 2 weeks ago,
they didn't teach it!  Pending evaluation . . .)  Once you get to
Missouri you need to do two things:  take a defibrillator class
and take the written exam.  Good luck with Kansas City EMS!

Laura McCarthy, Maryland EMT-A (finally!)
  Washington University in *St. Louis*
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From: traurig@ncavax.decnet.lockheed.com
Subject: Re: Tone Generator!!!!!
Organization: Sanders Associates
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 92 14:40:19 GMT

In article <8131.2A6F8897@stjhmc.fidonet.org>
George.Vaisey@f237.n260.z1.fidonet.org (George Vaisey) writes:
>
> I've recently discovered a HOME-ADE tone generator.  I am woundering if any 
>one out there would be interested in the plans for this (FREE).   If you are 
>interested pleasee write me back  in THIS (FIre) echo.  Thanks alot...  The 
>generator costs NOTHING to make, just time and very LITTLE effort.  See ya 
>around.......

	How about a home made tone DECODER?  Does anyone have the plans for one of
those?
					Thanks,
							Scott (traurig@ncavax.decnet.lockheed.com)
							Merrimack (NH) Ambulance Rescue Service/EMT-A
From: mla@pilot.njin.net (Marc L. Appelbaum)
Newsgroups: misc.emerg-services
Subject: Re: Drills
Date: 29 Jul 92 13:24:09 GMT
Organization: NJ Intercampus Network
Cc: mla

In article <8128.2A6F8892@stjhmc.fidonet.org> Darrin.Culver@f53.n272.z1.fidonet.org (Darrin Culver) writes:

>         I am a member of a small rural Volunteer Rescue squad and 'till
>         now and including now, the Captains idea of a drill has been to
>         "Assess Annie and carry her to the rig". We're way beyond that.
>         I have decided that I'm gonna change that or get thrown out
>         trying. We have quit meetings for the summer months and will
>         resume in September, that is when I'll start my assault. What I
>         need is some ideas for drills. I am handicapped by the fact that
>         this is the only squad that I ever belonged to, I don't really
>         know how it SHOULD be run only that it aint right now.
> 
Some of the drills my squad in the past few months are:

		- disaster/triage respone

		- using the countys central communications facility 
		  correctly; using the Field Com Unit

		- extrication 
	
		- HAZMAT response


Marc
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Date:         Wed, 29 Jul 1992 21:01:00 EST
From:         "Mark Pratt" <PRATT@UTKVX.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Panic Buttons

Here in Knox county, Tennessee, all policeman, fireman, detectives, and other
government persons are using a Motorola trunking system.  The portable radios
(3.5 watts, I belive) have a small orange button (about 3/4 cm in diameter) on
the top of the radio labeled EMERG.  When this button is depressed, the
dispatcher's computer screen flashes an emergency message and the Officers ID
number across the screen.  (The ID number is programmed by E-Prom into all
officers radio so that they are automatically IDed when they key their mike)

Any available unit is dispatched to the last known location of that officer.
In addition, the officer's radio is offered instananeous access to a repeater
in case of repeater overload (where several units are waiting in queue for a
repeater, which is rare).  In addition, dispatchers attempted to contact
that officer in trouble.

The EMERG button has helped in critical situations on more than one occassion.
At one point, two officers were in a dead area (area where radio
communication is very poor) and were both shot.  They were unable to explain
there situation to dispatchers, but the dispatchers knew they were in trouble
because each depressed their EMERG button.

Mark Pratt
Pratt@utkvx.utk.edu
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