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Date Posted: 06:38:09 12/24/02 Tue
Author: Rob Hettrick
Subject: Re: My news
In reply to: Greg Brady 's message, "My news" on 15:18:55 06/04/02 Tue

Congrats Greg, long time no speak/e-mail.

Really have not had much of a chance to do much on the internet. The office over here FINALLY got internet, and the brief periods I'm back in Canada I'm always to busy (or to forgetful) to check what is happening with everyone. So where am I, you may ask, where they don't have internet access? Why sitting in a camp in the Sahara Desert (near Ajdabiya, Libya). What am I doing here? Hired on with an Engineering Construction firm for the opportunity to travel. The benifits are great, the working conditions not quite so.

Anyways Thought I'd offer my congrats and see what everyone else is up to. Haven't heard from anyone really since convocation.

Rob
"Reality is for those who lack imagination" ~Anonymous

>Hey all,
>
>While I get the impression that the news has made it's
>rounds, I've got two major pieces of news.
>
>The first is I'm quitting my job here in Charlotte and
>moving to Rochester NY to take up Ph.D. studies in
>optics full time. The Institute of Optics there is
>very highly regarded and is associated with many
>pretty famous people (well, within optics anyway...)
>So, if anyone's looking for an Optical Engineer
>position, my company is hiring one (www.doc.com)
>
>Second is I'm getting married in August. Not too
>stressful, quitting my job, moving, getting married
>and starting a Ph.D. all in the same month...
>
>Hope someone still reads this forum,
>
>Greg

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