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From: smithr@spruce.egr.uh.edu (Smith)
Subject: MSEE Electromagnetics
Organization: University of Houston
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 01:31:20 GMT

RICHARD LOY SMITH
5530 1/2 Hillman St. #2
Houston, Tx. 77023-3807
(713) 921-8007

Current Areas of Interest: 
Antenna design and measurements, microwave and millimeter-wave
measurements, RF electronics, and applied electromagnetics.

Education: 
University of Houston, Houston Texas 
M.S. Electrical Engineering, expected August 1992, GPA: 3.55/4.0
B.S. Electrical Engineering, May 1989, GPA: 3.23/4.0
Thesis title: Design and Experimental Characterization of a Coplanar  
Waveguide Fed Electromagnetically Coupled High Temperature Superconductor  
Microstrip Patch Antenna

Engineering Experience: 
Research Assistant - Texas Center for Superconductivity 
Houston, Texas. Jan. 1990 - Present.
Prototyped and constructed various feed structures for  microstrip patch  
and monopole antennas.  Constructed and investigated the performance of  
reduced surface wave microstrip patch antennas.  Designed niobium and  
copper cylindrical cavities for K-band and W-band applications.   
Characterized YBCO thin films and bulk samples using stripline resonators  
and cylindrical cavities.  Designed and tested high temperature  
superconductor thin film microstrip patch antennas.

Quality Control Engineer - Boeing Aerospace
Houston, Texas. May 1989 - Jan. 1990.
Reviewed hardware failures and the recommended corrective action for the  
Data Processing System of the Space Shuttle.  Attended daily  
teleconferences on the Orbiter status for possible quality issues.   
Presented quality issues to a NASA board on an as needed basis.  Attended  
design reviews for the Space Shuttle and Space Station computer systems. 

Research Assistant - Applied Electromagnetics Group 
Houston, Texas. June 1988 - May 1989.
Designed and characterized a variable frequency X-band cylindrical TE011  
coppercavity for the measurement of high temperature superconductor thin  
film surface impedance.

CO-OP Instrument & Electrical Engineer - duPont Victoria Plant 
Victoria, Texas. Jan. 1987 - June 1987.
Analyzed process control techniques. Originated, designed, and improved 
existing flow control loops which were implemented at the Victoria  
production facility.

CO-OP Instrument & Electrical Engineer - duPont Victoria Plant 
Victoria, Texas. Jan. 1986 - May 1986. 
Performed fault tree analysis on existing control loops. Designed and 
coordinated safety improvements.

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From: caiken@wrdis01.af.mil (SSgt Christopher W. Aiken)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: GCN SF-171 Software Review
Keywords: SF-171
Date: 22 Jul 92 11:24:16 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: 1926CCSG Robins AFB

This is a brief excerpt from the Government Computer News newspaper (July 6,
1992) for people that are looking for SF-171 software.

=================================================================
		Auto 171	FedForm 171	Quick & Easy
=================================================================
Environ-	MS-DOS, Windows	MS-DOS, 512K	MS-DOS, 640K
ment		Mac	
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Price		$35 single,	$29 single,	$49.95 single,
		$89 Mac,	$49 laser,	$129.95 office
		$329 unlimited	$34.30 GSA	$399.95 unlimited
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Name lock	YES		NO		YES
-----------------------------------------------------------------
User		YES		YES		YES
Manual
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On-line		NO		YES		YES
help
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ASCII		NO	 	YES		YES
input
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Spell		NO		NO		YES
Checker
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Job		User		Automatic	Automatic
updating	controlled
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Full form	YES		YES		YES
printing
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Tech		Return call	Return call	Return call
support
=================================================================
Vendor		Eldorado	Formtronix Inc	Datatech
		Software Inc	2516 McHenry Dr	Distributors
		PO Box 3606	Silver Spring,	55 S.Progress
		Littleton,	MD 20904	Ave, Harrisburg
		CO, 80161	800-237-6821	PA 17109
		303-770-6000	ext. 576	717-652-4344
				301-572-6902
================================================================

This is not an endorsement of any of the software listed above by me or anyone
related to me . . . You know the rest.

No sig, yet!
CWA
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From: M. Teresa Fernandez
Subject: Seeking Video Position in L.A.
Organization: MIT
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1992 21:04:02 GMT

I am currently living in the Boston area and will be relocating to the Los
Angeles/Orange County area in August.  I am seeking a position in Video
Production.
																														

														                   M. Teresa Fernandez
                                 5374 Vista Hermosa
                                 Cypress, CA  90630
                                 (714)761-3265

OBJECTIVE		           	A challenging position in a broadcast production
facility


WORK EXPERIENCE       	Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
1/89 - 8/92		         	Production Assistant, Video Production Services,	Center
for
            	          Advanced Engineering Study. Involved in all aspects of
video
                       production in various	capacities,such as, director,
technical
                      	director, floor manager,	camera person, audio, and VTR 
                       operator.  Scheduled and coordinated multi-camera and
live
                       broadcasts.  Specialized responsibilities included
videotape
                       duplication and single	camera recordings.

9/86-1/89			           Massachusetts Institute of Technology , Cambridge , MA
				                   Sr. Office Assistant, Video Production Services
				                   Administered central headquarters of Video Production
Services.
                       Designed and implemented	videotape library system on the
IBM
                       PC.  Authorized and coordinated scheduling of
facilities.
                       Invoiced	Institute users for the appropriate charges and

			                   	processed payments to VPS accounts. Responsible for the 
                       referral of inquires for video consultation	and
production
                       assistance.

EQUIPMENT 	           	Cameras:  Panasonic 300CLE, Sony 3000DXC, Ikegami
EXPERIENCE	           	730A, Decks:  Sony Betacam SP BVW-50, JVC 8250,Sony
BVW-150,
                       Chyron VP-2, Sony BVE-910 editing	system, United Media
Mini
                       Commander

EDUCATION	            	Emerson College  Boston, MA
			                   	Coursework towards B.S. in Mass Communications
				                   Completed courses:  TV Production II, Oral Reading	for
the 
                       Mass Media, Television Performance, Writing	for the Mass
Media

				                   Boston Film/Video Foundation, Boston,MA
				                   Completed courses:  How Decks and Cameras Work, Using
the
                       Waveform and Vectorscope, Audio	Recording for Film and
Video

				                   Fullerton College, Fullerton, CA  
				                   Completed courses:  Broadcasting, TV Production I,	Radio
News,
                       Radio Production Techniques


COMPUTER SKILLS       	Macintosh:  Microsoft Word, Hypercard, MacDraw	Pro, IBM:
                       Multimate,
From: sc@ecs.soton.ac.uk (Cheng Shi)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: R&D in Design Automation and Testing
Date: 27 Jul 92 13:29:23 GMT


Hello,

This is an advertising message - An explorer (PhD) with four year experience in CAD, test engineering and programming is looking for somewhere to continue his research interests.  The experience includes the use and knowledge of many commercial CAD tools, e.g. synthesis and test tools.

Here is a list of interests: 

o	Design synthesis options (or constraints) and resulting test costs
o	Testability considerations in logic synthesis algorithms
o	High-level design re-partitioning strategy for test strategy planning
o	AI application in design and test strategy planning

Achievements have already been made in many related topics, and the
results have attracted considerable attention from industry and
academia.

Any prospective employers would you recommend, please respond your suggestions to my email address.  Then, a full CV could be sent to them.

Thanks in advance.

-- 
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Cheng Shi						sc@uk.ac.soton.ecs
Department of Electronics & Computer Science, University of Southampton,
England,  SO9 5NH					Tel: +44 703 593127
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From: frankli@seq.uncwil.edu (william carter franklin)
Subject: FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR
Summary: FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR
Keywords: FLIGHT INSTRUCTION
Organization: Univ. of North Carolina @ Wilmington
Distribution: global
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 17:19:32 GMT




FLIGHT INSTRUCTION							   919-799-0088





			        	ROBERT G. SIKORSKI
			    	Certified Flight Instructor







private-commercial- Instrument             5333 FIELDING DRIVE
Single and multi-Engine Land              Wilmington N.C., 28405
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From: scopelan@oasys.dt.navy.mil (Scott Copeland)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: PhD ME, Dynamics and Vibration, Philadelphia area
Date: 29 Jul 92 14:30:25 GMT
Reply-To: scopelan@oasys.dt.navy.mil (Scott Copeland)
Distribution: usa
Organization: Carderock Division, NSWC, Bethesda, MD


			       RESUME

Naval Surface Weopons Center, Carderock Division      George Scott Copeland
Code 1942                                        scopelan@oasys.dt.navy.mil
Bethesda, MD  20084-5000                                      (301)227-2123

Position Sought: Research in Applied Mechanics or Mechanical Engineering.
		 Philadelphia area preferred. 
 
Interests: Dynamics and vibration, fluid-structure interaction, and
	   dynamical systems theory.
	    
Education: Ph.D. January 1992, Theoretical and Applied Mechanics,
	   Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853. Minor in electrical
	   engineering (plasma physics).

	   B.S. June 1987, Engineering Science and Mechanics,
	   Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University,
	   Blacksburg, VA  24061.
       

Background: US citizen, secret clearance. Passed EIT exam 4/11/87.

	    Experimental: Familiarity with a variety of mechanical sensors
	    and devices for the aquisition, storage, and analysis of 
	    experimental data. Computational: Familiarity with the VMS and
	    UNIX computer operatingsystems on platforms ranging from PC's to
	    CRAY-YMP and iPSC/860.

Employment:
      Currently a postdoctoral fellow at David Taylor Research Center.
      Investigating bifurcations of fluid-flow topologies using a computational
      fluid dynamics code for unsteady, incompressible fluid-flow problems. Also
      investigating vortex-shedding induced vibration and autorotation.

      Cooperative education, Virginia Power, Engineering Mechanics
      Group. January 1984 - August 1986.

      Summer Engineering Intern, Project Management Corporation of
      the Clinch River Breeder Reactor Project, Public Safety 
      Division. June 1983 - August 1983.             

Publications:
      Chaotic flow-induced vibration of a flexible tube with an
      end mass, G.S. Copeland and F.C. Moon, to appear in {Journal of
      Fluids and Structures}, also accepted for presentation at the
      {3rd Internamtional Symposium on Flow-Induced Vibration and Noise},
      Nov. 1992, Anaheim, CA.

      Low-dimensional chaos in a flexible tube conveying fluid,
      M.P. Paidoussis, J.P. Cusumano, and G.S. Copeland,
      {Journal of Applied Mechanics}, {59}(1), pp. 196-205.

      Flow-induced vibration and chaotic motion of a slender tube
      conveying fluid, G.S. Copeland, PhD Thesis,
      Cornell University, January, 1992.

Honors and Awards:
      NSF Creativity Award in Engineering Research, (stipend and
      tuition), 1987 - 1990.

      ONT/ASEE Postdoctoral Fellowship, (1 year, renewable, at
      a participating naval laboratory), 1991 - 1992.
      
 
 ******************************************************************
G. Scott Copeland
Postdoctoral Fellow				"ceiiinosssttuu"
CARDEROCKDIV/NSWC				  -John Hooke, 1676
From: gorlatch@Informatik.TU-Muenchen.DE (Sergei Gorlatch)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: PhD, English-German-Russian, Multiprocessing
Keywords: PhD, English-German-Russian, Multiprocessing
Date: 24 Jul 92 16:50:28 GMT
Organization: Technische Universitaet Muenchen, Germany
Originator: gorlatch@sunbroy25.informatik.tu-muenchen.de


Dear Sir/Madam,

I am seeking a long-term position where I could use and develop my knowledge in
computer science & engineering and/or in English & German & Russian languages.

I am working now at the Technical University of Munich as a research fellow of
the Humboldt Foundation (Germany).

I have experience in R & D for various platforms but my special field is
distributed and parallel programming.  I am especially strong in
transferring applicable results from theory to practice.

I am a very flexible and eagerly-learning individual.
Please find attached my Curriculum Vitae with the names of potential referees.
Thank you very much for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,
Sergei Gorlatch.

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

                        CURRICULUM VITAE

        Name:                           Dr. Sergei GORLATCH
        
        Address:                        Institut fuer Informatik TU Muenchen
                                        Arcisstr. 21, 8000 Muenchen 2, Germany
        Tel:                            +49 89 2105 8129
        Fax:                            +49 89 2105 8183 
        e-mail:                         gorlatch@informatik.tu-muenchen.de

        Age:                            34
        Nationality:                    the Ukraine (the former Soviet Union)
        Currently:                      Germany (visa till 31.01.93)
        Language skills:                English, German, Russian, Ukrainian.

EDUCATION:    Ph.D. Computer Science - Institute of Cybernetics, Kiev - 1984. 
              M.S. Computer Science with honours - Kiev University - 1979. 

PUBLICATIONS: 10 papers in English, manuals.

AWARDS:       1985 - Award for the Best Young Researcher of the Ukraine.
              1991 - Research Fellowship from the Humboldt Foundation (Germany).

HARDWARE & OS:      Sun-SPARC under Unix.
                    IBM/370 under MVT.
                    IBM PC under MS-DOS.
                    Intel iPSC/2, iPSC/860 under MMK.
                    Transputer-based systems with T800.

LANGUAGES & TOOLS:  C, Fortran, PL/1, Occam-2,
                    LEX, YACC, LaTeX, CHIWRITER.

METHODS:            Object-oriented programming.
                    Distributed systems development (ISO/OSI protocols).
                    
POTENTIAL REFEREES: Prof. M.Broy (TU Munich), Prof. Chr.Zenger (TU Munich),
Dr.Th.Bemmerl (Intel Munich), Dr.G.M.Reed (U Oxford), Prof.A.Letichevsky (Kiev).
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From: reichd@sdsc.edu (reich darrell)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: programmer / human interface design enginner
Keywords: job C++ programmer Windows Unix Mac human factors cognitive science
Date: 28 Jul 92 22:39:44 GMT
Reply-To: reichd@sdsc.edu
Organization: San Diego Supercomputer Center @ UCSD
NNTP-Posting-Host: natasha.sdsc.edu


			       Darrell W. Reich
			      9154 Cadley Court
		      San Diego, California  92129-3348
		    (619) 484-5978 email: dreich@ucsd.edu

Objective:

  Looking for a career oriented, full-time programming position that
    will allow me to use my human interface design training...
    "Have computer will travel..."


Education:

  Bachelor of Science degree in Cognitive Science with a focus 
    in Artificial Intelligence and Human Factors Engineering, 
    University of California, San Diego. (June 1992)

  Graduated with honors, Gompers Secondary School, Center for 
    Math, Science, and Computer technology, San Diego. (June 1987)

Relevant Courses:

	* Cognitive Engineering
	* Distributed Cognition
	* Cognitive Psychology
	* Protocol and Discourse Analysis
	* Expert Systems
	* Neural Networks
	* Object Oriented Programing
	* Compiler Design

Computer Languages:

  C, C++, Pascal, Fortran, Common Lisp under Gnu Emacs, Apple 
    Hypertalk, Microsoft Visual Basic for Windows, Unix and DOS 
    shell scripts, PDP-11 macroassembler and AT&T 3B2 Assembly 
    language, Postscript, HP PCL-5, and HPGL-2.

Hardware:

  Cray Y-MP8 SuperComputer, Sun, DEC Vax, NeXT, Apollo, Apple Macintosh,
    Commodore Amiga, and IBM personal computers.

Experience:

  Head Computer Programmer / Systems Analyst / Network Administrator
    with Dukes Acoustical Testing & Engineering, San Diego. Worked with
    engineers to develop user-friendly and network aware proprietary
    business and engineering applications while setting up and maintaining
    pc-compatible network. (1987-present)

Honors & Activities:

  Internship at the San Diego SuperComputer Center (1991-present)

  Publicist of the UCSD Student Cognitive & Neuroscience Society (1991-1992)

  Member Human Factors Society, National & San Diego Chapters

  Provost's Honors List (Spring 1991)

  Competed on UCSD Intercollegiate fencing team (1989-1991)

  First Place Intermediate Traditional Banjo at Julian Banjo Contest
    (1991 & 1992)

  Editor of "Pick & Grin" a monthly newsletter of the Slow-Jam Workshop
    (1989-present)

  Eagle Scout Class of 1987
From: CJEAN@vm.poly.edu
Subject: Re: LOOKING FOR ACCOUNTING POSITION!
Organization: Polytechnic University
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 92 03:18:15 EST

In article <Dennice-150792165933@bainbridge.slac.stanford.edu>
Dennice@slacvm.slac.stanford.edu (Dennice) writes:
 
>
>I NEED AN ACCOUNTING JOB ASAP!  IM GETTING MARRIED IN 9 MONTHS AND JUST GOT
>LAYED OFF FROM CHEVRON.  I HAVE GREAT SKILLS, A GREAT RESUME, AND GREAT
>REFERENCES!  I'VE WORKED AS A JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT FOR SEVERAL COMPANIES.
>I'VE LOOKED EVERYWHERE SOUTH BAY, EAST BAY.....AND NOTHING!  DO YOU KNOW OF
>ANY COMPANIES IN NEED!   WRITE BACK     ---DENNICE & BRIAN
 
Hmm...so you may have a great resume, impressive references, and posses all
the 'great' skills; one thing for sure though: your most fundamental
skill--English--isn't as sharp as it can be....
(So my English might be worse, but then, I'm not the one looking for a job)
 
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From: rschmidt@reed.edu (Rod Schmidt:/u/v/rschmidt:/bin/csh)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: SOFTWARE ENGINEER
Date: 28 Jul 92 05:34:54 GMT
Organization: Reed College, Portland OR

Roderic Schmidt
13050 SW Barlow Rd.
Beaverton, OR 97005

---Education---

California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA
Bachelor of Science, June 1985
Major: Engineering and Applied Science

Coursework in Computer Graphics, Computational Linguistics Programming Lab, Integrated Circuit Design, Program Verification, Artificial Intelligence, Compiler Construction, Advanced Calculus, Organic Chemistry, Linguistics

Monterey Peninsula College, Monterey, CA (1978-81)
Coursework in Advanced Programming, Assembly Programming, Calculus, Linear Algebra, Physics, Chemistry, Electronics, English, French

I have also taken classes at the Oregon Graduate Institute and Reed College; accepted into the MALS program at Reed.

---Experience---

Software Engineer, Mentor Graphics, Beaverton & Wilsonville, OR (6/85-8/91). Designed object-oriented multi-way translator for converting IC design data among representation languages CIF, GDSII, Applicon, and the second-generation Mentor editor's database format. Maintained and enhanced Chipgraph, a graphical IC design tool, as part of a team that slowly shrank from 12 to 3 people over a span of about 5 years. Fixed and verified numerous bugs, added many new features. Was promoted to project leader for ha



lf a year. Ported Chipgraph to the Apollo DN10000, a new RISC machine. Developed a special configuration of Chipgraph and its procedural interface for one customer to support connectivity editing. Supported Customer Service as necessary. Took Chipgraph's CIF input/output module from prototype to released product.

Programmer, Caltech (summers). Developed code for a proposed adaptation of Prof. Thompson's English interpreter to a geological application. Ported a large Pascal program to C on the VAX. Performed other development of Prof. Thompson's code as necessary.

Tutor, Monterey Peninsula College (part-time, 1980-81). Instructed students one-on-one in programming and mathematics.

Programmer, MPC (part-time, 1980-81). Wrote several programs for use in classroom instruction.

---Other Experience---
Owner/Operator, Schmidt Adult Foster Care Home, Beaverton, OR (11/90-present). Responsible for overseeing the lodging, care, medication and feeding of five elderly residents in a foster home licensed by Washington County. Currently involved in adding to the building. Won a fight with the City of Beaverton over the classification of the building for zoning purposes. Another dispute is pending over classification for water and sewer billing.

---Activities--
Took Preliminary Actuarial Exams (2/92). 
Judo (88-90). Achieved green belt.
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From: pinto@gch.ulaval.ca (Jose Pinto)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: (none)
Date: 26 Jul 1992 16:52:10 -0500
Organization: UTexas Mail-to-News Gateway
NNTP-Posting-Host: cs.utexas.edu

                                         

    I will finish my doctorate in Chemical Engineering at U Laval.

    I have experience in reaction kinetics and catalysis, computers, 
    modeling, HPLC/GC, process simulators (ASPEN/PLUS), and data
    management.

    I am interested to collaborate with a leading chemical enterprise
    or a process engineering software company.

    Fluency in English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese.

    Looking forward to hearing from you.
 
    
    """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
    J-H Q Pinto                    E-mail         pinto@gch.ulaval.ca
    Dep. Genie chimique                          c119@music.ulaval.ca
    U Laval                        voice             +1 418/ 656.3375 
    Quebec CANADA  G1K 7P4         telecopier        +1 418/ 656.5993

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