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From: uevans@med.unc.edu (Elizabeth A. Evans)
Subject: Temporary Computer Position
Originator: uevans@cahaba
Organization: UNC-CH School of Medicine
Distribution: triangle
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 00:11:39 GMT


The position described below is in the process of being classified by
University Personnel.  The ultimate classification (title and pay
range) is unknown at this point.  However, the program is
interested in getting help immediately and is in a position to hire a
temporary even before the permanent position is classified.

If you are interested in either the temporary position or the
permanent position, contact either Mike Sharp, MD
(fsnsharp@med.unc.edu) or Dale Krams (dalek@med.unc.edu) for more
information.  Once it becomes a permanent position, you will *have* to
have a UNC-CH position application on file with University
Personnel, but contact either Dr. Sharp or Ms. Krams for more info.

=========================================================

School of Medicine - Division of Community Pediatrics
Family Support Network
Position: Programmer/Systems Administrator

Family Support Network is a project matching parents of children with
special needs to other parents and providing them access to a data
base of information on resources.  The project is developing the
capability of allowing public access to the data-base.  The Division
of Community Pediatrics is developing decision analysis/support applications
in clinical medicine.  The programs are recruting an experienced applications
specialist who will take primary responsibility for development in the
following areas:

Programming:  Database development in INGRES.  Decision analysis/support
in "C".  Approximately 65% of time.

Evaluate, Select and install Software:  general office applications,
bulletin board, parent matching systems, text searching and retrieval.
Approximately 5% of time.

User Installation including developing "on-line" sign-up procedures:
approximately 5% of time

User Interface:  develop and monitor user menus and access mechanisms
to different features of the system:  approximately 15% of time, 

Evaluation: develop mechanisms to monitor and report on system use:
approximately 5%.

Adminstration and Management:  participate in program needs assessment
and planning including user education and support services.

Principal platform: Sun Sparcstations
Secondary platform: Macintosh
Newsgroups: triangle.jobs
From: mike@csoc.COM (Mike Wooten - SE @ Cad Systems of Carolina)
Subject: SAS programmer looking for job
Organization: CAD Systems of Carolina
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 18:00:56 GMT

My sister is seeking employment in the triangle area, and I'm 
posting the following for her.  If you reply by email, please
reply to mike@csoc.com, and I will forward.  Thanks....

Sandra L. Wooten
Winston-Salem, NC 27104
(919) 760-2406

Industrial Engineer with ten years of experience in computer system design,
database maintenance, and related staff training in a product manufacturing
facility.  Strengths in system languages and programming.  

Work Experience

R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, NC	1981-1992

Engineer II - Responsible for supporting maintenance, engineers, and
management in problem solving financial issues.

Education

B. S., Industrial Engineering, NCSU 1981

Personal

Institute of Industrial Engineers, President/Director 
Newsgroups: triangle.jobs
From: davec@rock.concert.net (David Cohen -- DBLinx)
Subject: DB2 Proj Mgr AND Smalltalk Developers
Organization: CONCERT-CONNECT -- Public Access UNIX
Distribution: triangle
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1992 05:31:00 GMT


Contract Positions - Raleigh, NC

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Position: Project Manager - DB2, Contract or Permanent
Skills: 2 years experience with logical modeling, 
    project leader experience
Responsibilities: some coding, mostly project management
Salary: to $60K

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Position: Smalltalk Developers, Contract
Skills: Experience with real Smalltalk projects
Salary: $55/hr and up

----------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I am not a recruiter, and have no affiliation with this company.
I am acting as go-between for a consultant looking to staff these
positions. I'll answer questions if possible, and will pass
your name and phone number along to the recruiter - but only if
requested to. Please respond via Email - a resume would be nice,
and only call if absolutely necessary.

Dave Cohen
DBLinx, P.O. Box 12545, RTP, NC  27709-2545
919-469-5196
Internet:davec@rock.concert.net
Compuserve:70431,132
BBS:919-469-3972


-- 
Dave Cohen, DBLinx                  | "I know things about stuff."
1117 Manchester Dr., Cary, NC 27511 |  
Internet:davec@rock.concert.net     |      - Zippy the Pinhead
CompuServe: 70431,132               |
From: boggs@hatteras.cs.unc.edu (Donna Boggs)
Newsgroups: triangle.jobs
Subject: Position Announcement - Auburn University
Date: 10 Nov 92 14:23:35 GMT




                            Auburn University
             Department of Computer Science and Engineering

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering invites applications for
one or more tenure-track faculty positions at the Assistant Professor level,
beginning September 1993.    Responsibilities include research, supervision
of (M.S. and Ph.D.) graduate student research, and graduate and undergraduate
teaching.  Candidates should have a Ph.D. in computer science, computer
engineering,  or a closely related field.  Although applicants in all areas of
computer science and engineering will be considered, preference will be given
to those with research specialties in software engineering and parallel
computation.

The Department currently has eleven full-time faculty members and supports
strong undergraduate and graduate programs.  Faculty research areas include
parallel computation, software engineering, artificial intelligence,
computer networks, and human-computer interaction.  Departmental resources
include a network of Sun workstations that is linked to the College of
Engineering's Sun network.  Parallel computing research is supported by the
availability of a network of 16 T800 Transputers that are accessible from any
of the Department's workstations.  Network access is also available to the
general computer facilities of the University, and to the Alabama
Supercomputer Network's Cray and nCUBE supercomputers.

Auburn University is located in the city of Auburn in east-central Alabama,
100 miles southwest of Atlanta on I-85.  The current enrollment at this
land-grant university is over 21,000 students.

Applicants should send a curriculum vitae and the names, addresses, and
telephone numbers of three references to:

Professor Stephen B. Seidman
Head, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Auburn University, AL 36849-5347

Questions can be emailed to seidman@eng.auburn.edu.  Review of applications
will begin on January 15, 1993 and continue until the position is filled.
Auburn University is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer;
women and minorities are encouraged to apply.
From: boggs@hatteras.cs.unc.edu (Donna Boggs)
Newsgroups: triangle.jobs
Subject: Position Announcement - University of Maryland, College Park
Date: 10 Nov 92 20:31:31 GMT



	Faculty Positions

	The Computer Science Department of the University of
	Maryland, College Park (UMCP), seeks first-rate faculty
	members at all ranks.  The Department is located in suburban
	Washington, D.C., in close proximity to many large
	governmental and industrial laboratories and within easy
	access of Baltimore and Annapolis.  It has close to 40 faculty
	members, and maintains strong degree programs at both the
	undergraduate and graduate levels.  Major research projects in
	areas such as artificial intelligence, computer networking,
	computer vision, data-base systems, distributed systems,
	human-computer interaction, numerical analysis, parallel
	processing, performance evaluation, software engineering,
	theory and analysis of algorithms are funded at an annual level
	of about $5M.  Candidates should send a curriculum vitae, a
	research summary, and names of at least three references to
	the Recruiting Committee, c/o Professor Satish K. Tripathi,
	Chair, Department of Computer Science, University of Maryland,
	College Park, MD  20742.  For full consideration, applications
	must be received by February 1, 1993.  The University of
	Maryland is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer.



Newsgroups: triangle.jobs
From: trg@raz.csc.ncsu.edu (Thomas R. Glasco)
Subject: Computer sales positions
Organization: Leazar Hall MicroVax (raz.csc.ncsu.edu) File Server
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1992 06:36:06 GMT


This is posted for a friend. Please do not respond to this account.
Thank you.

Premium Discount Computers, located in north Raleigh, has two 
immediate inside sales openings in conjunction with a major 
promotion in the Raleigh News & Observer. These  positions 
are paid by commission only. The ideal candidate will have 
a strong sales background and experience with PC-compatible 
computer systems. These positions must be filled by Friday, 
November 13th, so respond NOW if you are interested. Ask for 
Graham Mainwaring at (919) 870-5400.
From: picke001@bullnext.mc.duke.edu (Mike Pickett)
Newsgroups: triangle.jobs
Subject: Duke University Medical Center - Info Systems - Jobs
Date: 5 Nov 92 15:56:52 GMT

Duke University Medical Center Information Systems is looking for
bright, energetic individuals with experience in PC/workstation
systems development. Requirements include experience developing
applications in a GUI environment (OS/2, NeXTStep, Windows, Mac)
using object-oriented tools (Smalltalk, C++, Objective C, etc) and
client server design. A CS degree or equivalent experience is required.
Cross-platform development and SYBASE/DB2 experience a plus.
Please contact:  Michael Pickett
                 BOX 3900 DUMC, DURHAM, NC, 27710
                 (919) 286-6369 (FAX)
                 PICKE001@MC.DUKE.EDU  (INTERNET-Non NeXT)
                 PICKE001@BULLNEXT.MC.DUKE.EDU  (INTERNET-NeXT)
Xref: sparky triangle.graphics:21 comp.graphics:11524 alt.graphics.pixutils:2567 alt.graphics:404
From: sasrer@unx.sas.com (Rodney Radford)
Newsgroups: triangle.graphics,comp.graphics.pixutils,comp.graphics,alt.graphics.pixutils,alt.graphics
Subject: Need info on the BMP image file format
Date: 5 Nov 92 15:50:59 GMT
Article-I.D.: cinnamon.sasrer.720978659
Distribution: usa
Organization: SAS Institute Inc.


                -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
                BMP image format information needed
                -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

  I am looking for any PD reader/writers for the BMP image format; or
  alternatively, any source for the documentation on the BMP image format.

  Please reply by email, and I will post a summary if there is enough
  interest. Thanx.


--
---
Rodney Radford          || Computer Graphics/Imaging
sasrer@unx.sas.com      || SAS Institute, Inc.
(919) 677-8000 x7703    || Cary, NC  27513
Newsgroups: triangle.graphics,comp.graphics.pixutils,comp.graphics,alt.graphics.pixutils,alt.graphics
From: sasrer@unx.sas.com (Rodney Radford)
Subject: Re: Need info on the BMP image file format
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 14:35:51 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: SAS Institute Inc.

sasrer@unx.sas.com (Rodney Radford) writes:

>  I am looking for any PD reader/writers for the BMP image format; or
>  alternatively, any source for the documentation on the BMP image format.

>  Please reply by email, and I will post a summary if there is enough
>  interest. Thanx.

Thank you to all that have sent me email on this - I had about 20 email'ed
replies! I now have the specs I need and I even had someone send me source to 
a bmptoppm reader that is currently in beta-test stages (thanx).
--
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Rodney Radford          || Computer Graphics/Imaging
sasrer@unx.sas.com      || SAS Institute, Inc.
(919) 677-8000 x7703    || Cary, NC  27513
From: marshall@marshall.cs.unc.edu (Jonathan A. Marshall)
Newsgroups: triangle.talks
Subject: NNBM Lunch 11 Nov 1992
Date: 11 Nov 92 14:52:39 GMT
Followup-To: triangle.talks
Distribution: nc

+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|  NNBM (Neural Networks & Brain Modeling) Research Lunch ANNOUNCEMENTS  |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------+

o This Wednesday, November 11, Robert Hubbard will give a talk on coherent
  oscillations in cortical neuronal activity and their possible use in
  linking and segmenting the representations of parts of visual images.
  Relevant papers are: "Coherent Oscillations: A Mechanism of Feature
  Linking in the Visual Cortex?" by Eckhorn, Bauer, Jordan, Brosch, Kruse,
  Munk, and Reitboeck, "Feature Linking via Synchronization among
  Distributed Assemblies: Simulations of Results from Cat Visual Cortex"
  by Eckhorn, Reitboeck, Arndt, and Dicke, and "Learning to Segment Images
  Using Dynamic Feature Binding" by Mozer, Zemel, Behrmann, and Williams.

o We meet in Sitterson Hall, conference area 284, at noon on Wednesdays.
  All are invited; bring your lunch.  If you are not on the TANNS e-mail
  list but would like to be (or vice versa), please let me know.

+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|           Jonathan Marshall   962-1887   marshall@cs.unc.edu           |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Newsgroups: triangle.talks,mcnc.staff,mcnc.concert.video
From: bent@jazz.concert.net (Melissa Bent)
Subject: ATM Seminar
Organization: MCNC Center for Communications -- CONCERT Network
Distribution: triangle
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 16:02:15 GMT

MCNC is located at 3021 Cornwallis Rd. in RTP.  The auditorium, where the 
seminar will take place, is in the Center for Microelectronics Systems
Technology building.

I need to know how many people are interested in attending this presentation
by Thursday, Nov. 19.  Please send me e-mail at <bent@concert.net> or call
me at 248-1421. 

Thanks,
Melissa Bent
MCNC


Speaker: Maurizio Decina
         Professor at the Politecnico di Milano
         and Scientific Director of CEFRIEL

Title:  High Speed Switching for Broadband Communications

Abstract:
At first, service requirements for broadband communications are reviewed,
including single media (data communications, video communications) and
multimedia applications.
The current status of STM ( Synchronous Transfer Mode) and ATM (Asynchronous
Transfer Mode) high speed switching options in the framework of the B-ISDN
(broadband ISDN) is briefly reviewed by highlighting both the multirate
challenge for STM and the congestion control challenge for ATM.
Then, STM and ATM interconnection networks are classified in the frame of a
common taxonomy.  Hence, a few types of ATM switching systems are identified and
their performance and implementation are briefly discussed.
Finally, a view on today's non-ATM high speed switching alternatives
is given, including:
-STM multirate switches,
-variable length datagram switches,
The various switching options are described by taking into account technologies
for the implementation of both buffer modules and electronic/photonic space
interconnections modules.



Newsgroups: triangle.talks,triangle.general
From: wolfe@rock.concert.net (Joanna Wolfe -- Oxford University Press)
Subject: DECUS Newsletter typo - RTP LUG NOV Meeting WILL BE HELD 11/18
Organization: CONCERT-CONNECT -- Public Access UNIX
Distribution: nc
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 15:06:59 GMT


PLEASE NOTE:  There was a typographical error in the November DECUS
Newsletter.  The DECUS RTP LUG November LUG Meeting will be held on:

			WEDNESDAY, NOVEMVER 18, 1992	
				   at the
			Digital Equipment Corporation
			  RTP / Morrisville Offices
		             Creekstone Drive
			   Exit 282 from Route 40
Newsgroups: triangle.talks
From: wolfe@rock.concert.net (Joanna Wolfe -- Oxford University Press)
Subject: DECUS RTP LUG NOV Meeting will be held WED, 11/18 at RTP DEC Office[D[D[D[D[D[D[D[D[D[D[D[D[D
Organization: CONCERT-CONNECT -- Public Access UNIX
Distribution: triangle
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 15:33:44 GMT

     The November DECUS RTP LUG meeting will be held on
Wednesday, November 18, 1992, 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm, at the Digital
Equipment Corporation offices located on the 2nd Floor at 4709
Creekstone Drive in Morrisville/RTP - from  Route 40 use exit
282.
       The topic for our meeting will be Digital's Storage 
Technologies.  The move towards open systems has not only
affected processors, operating systems and busses.  Storage 
technology is changing rapidly, as well.  During our November
meeting, Chet Jacobs, of Digital Equipment Corporation, will be
discussing recent advances that Digital has made in the storage
arena and how they plan to position the resulting products in the
marketplace.  Time will be scheduled to allow for Questions and Answers.
	DECUS (Digital Equipment Corporation User Society) RTP
LUG (Local User Group) welcomes new members.  For more infor-
mation,  please join us for our meeting on Wednesday, November
18, 1992 at the RTP Digital Offices. Or Contact Kyle Harrison, DECUS
RTP LUG Membership Services, P.O. Box 12063, Raleigh, NC 27605-2063
or via Internet at: harrison@ortvxl.dent.unc.edu.
Newsgroups: triangle.talks,triangle.general
From: wolfe@rock.concert.net (Joanna Wolfe -- Oxford University Press)
Subject: DECUS RTP LUG - November Meeting, Wednesday, 11/18/92 DEC Offices
Organization: CONCERT-CONNECT -- Public Access UNIX
Distribution: nc
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 16:10:01 GMT

     The November DECUS RTP LUG meeting will be held on
Wednesday, November 18, 1992, 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm, at the Digital
Equipment Corporation offices located on the 2nd Floor at 4709
Creekstone Drive in Morrisville/RTP - from  Route 40 use exit
282.
       The topic for our meeting will be Digital's Storage 
Technologies.  The move towards open systems has not only
affected processors, operating systems and busses.  Storage 
technology is changing rapidly, as well.  During our November
meeting, Chet Jacobs, of Digital Equipment Corporation, will be
discussing recent advances that Digital has made in the storage
arena and how they plan to position the resulting products in the
marketplace.  Time will be scheduled to allow for Questions and 
Answers.
	DECUS (Digital Equipment Corporation User Society) RTP
LUG (Local User Group) welcomes new members.  For more infor-
mation,  please join us for our meeting on Wednesday, November
18, 1992 at the RTP Digital Offices. Or contact Kyle Harrison,
P.O. Box 12063, Raleigh, NC 27605-2063 or via Internet at:
harrison@ortvxl.dent.unc.edu.
Newsgroups: triangle.talks
From: wolfe@rock.concert.net (Joanna Wolfe -- Oxford University Press)
Subject: DECUS Newsletter typo - RTP LUG NOV Meeting WILL BE HELD 11/18
Organization: CONCERT-CONNECT -- Public Access UNIX
Distribution: nc
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 15:28:03 GMT


PLEASE NOTE:  There was a typographical error in the November DECUS
Newsletter.  The DECUS RTP LUG November LUG Meeting will be held on:

			WEDNESDAY, NOVEMVER 18, 1992	
				   at the
			Digital Equipment Corporation
			  RTP / Morrisville Offices
		             Creekstone Drive
			   Exit 282 from Route 40
From: boggs@hatteras.cs.unc.edu (Donna Boggs)
Newsgroups: triangle.talks
Subject: UNC-CH: CS Dept. Research Colloquium - Tom Palmer, NCSC
Date: 6 Nov 92 20:27:34 GMT

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Department of Computer Science

DEPARTMENT RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM

Tom Palmer
Cray Research, Inc.
North Carolina Supercomputing Center

Wednesday, November 11, 1992
3:30 - 5:00 p.m.
Sitterson Hall, Classroom 011
Refreshments will be served at 3:15 p.m. in the lower lobby of Sitterson


Visualization of Bioelectric Phenomena


Biomedical investigators are currently able to acquire and analyze
physiological and anatomic data from three dimensional structures in
the body.  Often, multiple kinds of data can be recorded
simultaneously.  The usefulness of this information, either for
exploratory viewing or for presentation to others, is limited by the
lack of techniques to display it in intuitive, accessible formats.
Unfortunately, the complexity of scientific visualization techniques
and the inflexibility of commercial packages deter investigators from
using sophisticated visualization methods that could provide them added
insight into the mechanisms of the phenomena under study.  Also, the
sheer volume of such data is a problem.  High-performance computing
resources are often required for storage and processing, in addition
to visualization.

This talk will describe a novel, language-based interface that allows
scientists with basic programming skills to classify and render
multivariate volumetric data with a modest investment in software
training.  The interface facilitates data exploration by enabling
experimentation with various algorithms to compute opacity and color
from volumetric data.  The value of the system is demonstrated using
data from cardiac mapping studies, in which multiple electrodes are
placed in and on the heart to measure the cardiac electrical activity
intrinsic to the heart and its response to external stimulation.


CONTACT:  Dr. Dinesh Manocha, 962-1749, email manocha@cs.unc.edu
_________________________________________________________________________
Attendance is required for Comp 301 students.  All department members are
encouraged to attend.


Newsgroups: triangle.forsale
From: sasjtr@pangloss.unx.sas.com (James Timothy Rowles)
Subject: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - NOV 17 - DEAN DOME
Originator: sasjtr@pangloss.unx.sas.com
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 15:03:14 GMT
Organization: SAS Institute Inc.



Posting for a relative:

Good tickets for Bruce Springsteen's Nov. 17 concert at the Dean Dome
are for sale at cost.  4 are available, he would prefer to sell all 4
or as 2 pairs.   Contact:

(Dr.) Mark Rowles at:  733-5493 (work, Raleigh) or
                       544-7872 (home, Durham)


Don't contact me via email, he's the one with the tickets for sale.
If you call him at work, tell his secretary it's about the tickets.
Newsgroups: triangle.forsale
From: lsr@cgcvs1.nrrc.ncsu.edu (Scott Ross)
Subject: Deep freezer- $200
Reply-To: lsr@cgcvs1.nrrc.ncsu.edu
Organization: Computer Graphics Center, NCSU
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 16:14:52 GMT

Posting for a friend:

27-cu foot chest-style deep freezer in good working condition : $ 200.00.

I don't know how old it is (you'll have to ask him), and whoever wants
it will have to go pick it up.

      Contact: Clay (or Pam) Holland at:  829-3565 

Please don't contact me via email, he's the one selling the freezer.

Scott Ross                
lsr@cgc.nrrc.ncsu.edu    
Computer Graphics Center
N.C. State University
Newsgroups: triangle.forsale
From: cbaljs@med.unc.edu (Linda Stevenson)
Subject: Townhouse forsale
Originator: cbaljs@toast
Organization: UNC Office of Information Technology
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 16:27:55 GMT

Distribution: ch
Organization: UNC-CH School of Medicine
Keywords: 

2 bedroom, living room with fireplace
1 1/2 bath- laundry room- large eat-in
kitchen-  private deck- quite neighborhood
in Carrboro- close to bus stop and University
Has a big storage shed- attic space and plenty 
of storage area.  
Asking $57K
Call after 5:30 pm- 933-0898
Sebastian Perretta