A car was required, and learning to drive on the left wasn't as hard as remembering on which side of the steering column the directional signals were located. The 23rd floor of a high-rise was home for two and a half years. Perched on the side of a mountain, overlooking the ocean, provided spectacular views daily. Traveling around Asia taught us not only about the geography and culture of Asian countries, but it helped us see the United States much more clearly as well. Austin, Texas seemed like just another foreign country.
People speak something that sounds a lot like English.
Graduated from James Madison Memorial High in 1969. B.A. and M.S. in Computer Science from the University of Wisconsin . Quit IBM after 21 years of service and started working for Biometric Access Corporation . Fingerprint scanners and facial recognition are our current products. Spends more time than he ought to doing genealogy .