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Sarah Cole
Timestamp: 2015-04-20
Navy Reserve ~ FME Lab AnalystStart Date: 2011-08-01End Date: 2015-04-20
Foreign Material Exploitation Lab - process and analyze objects of interest recovered from foreign nations. Interpret all source imagery intelligence and identify objects found in imagery Prepare imagery interpretation reports for threat assessment databases
Rodney Craven
Timestamp: 2015-04-20
Senior Analyst Office of Naval IntelligenceStart Date: 2005-08-01End Date: 2009-01-03
Managed a 15 person Analyst Team; who produced and disseminated 80 Signal Analysis reports and ten Technical ELINT reports. The reports satisfied 19 National SIGINT requirements, provided immediate feedback to all major Fleets and regional Signal Analysis Labs, and enabled Fleet Commanders to make tactical decisions and the develop appropriate countermeasures. Administered the daily operations and tracking of over 300 high-interest military vessels, which led to the production of over 200 Operational Electronic Intelligence reports to national, Atlantic and Pacific Fleets and Office of Naval Intelligence customers. As a result, numerous intelligence databases including SEAWATCH were updated with current information that enhanced the fleet's ability to conduct combat operations. Utilized GENSER and Special Compartmented Intelligence processing, transmission, analysis, and storage systems to include GALE-LITE, INTELINK, SEA LINK, SEA WATCH, PATHFINDER, JWICS, SIPRNET and WRANGLER, Facilitated the training of 42 U.S. and Coalition Ships and distributed 59 Information Operation systems, with a material budget of $1.75 Million as 5th Fleet Psychological Operational manager. Managed the evaluation, coordination and dissemination of Electronic Intelligence (ELINT) to Warfare Commanders and national consumers in support of surface, subsurface, air, and special operations utilizing GALE-LITE system for 5th Fleet and 7th Fleet AOR.
Isadore Sims
Intelligence Analyst / Security SpecialistTimestamp: 2015-12-25
I am seeking to apply career interests and education with an organization that rewards dedication and achievement with opportunities for professional growth and advancement.Self-motivated and goal-oriented employee who takes pride in his work; Possesses excellent organizational and time management skills, as well as a high level of determination and personal initiative. Professional Skills: Intelligence Analyst responsible for timely, accurate intelligence assessments, in addition to analysis of full motion video operations, and intelligence reporting. Have worked in all fields, OPINTEL, TACINTEL, Counter-Drug and Anti/Counter-Terrorism. Security Clearance: Top Secret / SCI With CI Poly PC Skills: Operating Systems: Windows 98, UNIX, Novell Netware Software: Office, Lotus Notes, Adobe, Macromedia Databases: SQL, Oracle Community: Lifetime Member, Military Order of the Purple Heart.
Senior Intelligence AnalystStart Date: 2001-09-01End Date: 2003-11-01
Washington, DC Fused Electronic Intelligence (ELINT) and other SCI inputs into the general service (GENSER) to provide an integrated all source C41 picture using the Tactical Command System (TCS). Provides sanitized information to the GENSERC41 picture using the TCS. Operates Tactical Receive Equipment (TRE) and TCS systems. Performs GCCS-M operations, ELINT fundamentals and C41 concepts including OTH-T principles and communications connectivity at an SCI level.
Wayland "Butch" Owen
Analyst - National Geospatial Intelligence AgencyTimestamp: 2015-12-25
I no longer have my TS/SCI security clearances with polygraph, and would like to find part-time, if not full-time, employment in the NE North Carolina/SE Virginia area. I would love to use my imagery analysis skills, but will consider other positions
Imagery AnalystStart Date: 1982-02-01End Date: 2003-10-01
Provided both operational and scientific and technical imagery analytical support to the Office of Naval Intelligence, performing the same duties stated above. This was mostly an organizational, versus a positional change when the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency took control of all imagery analysts in 2003. Pertinant on-the-job experiences included two classified, at-sea expeditions with Dr. Robert Ballard searching for lost US assets in 1986 and 1989; trip to Thule, Greenland where I participated in a foreign intelligence collection flight with VPU-1, landed at a US Navy ice camp in a C-130, and spent a day on the ice off Thule with the Naval Research Lab testing airdropped, ice-picking acoustic sensors; spent 7-days on a special operations, US nuclear submarine providing intelligence briefings and gaining familiarization with US sub ops: and worked with NOSC and their marine mammal program at San Diego, CA and Kaneohe Bay, HI.
Shannon Robinson
Signals Curriculum Manager/Lead Instructor - National Cryptologic SchoolTimestamp: 2015-12-25
Secure a full time position as a Training Specialist and/or Instructor.• Active TS/SCI clearance with CI Polygraph. • Certified Master Training Specialist and Mentor. • Certified Adjunct Faculty Member of Associate Director of Education and Training (ADET). • 20 years of Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) experience.
Electronic Intelligence Analyst/TrainerStart Date: 1996-01-01End Date: 2000-01-01
• Produced and published the Personnel Qualification Standard and Operating Procedures for the SIGINT analyst position. These products were implemented as training tools and standards. • Analyzed and correlated emitters of interest to units and intelligence research developers using all-source intelligence in support of the Director of Naval Intelligence. Prepared and presented weekly operational intelligence briefings to high-level military and civilian officials. • Reported daily inputs for the SEAWATCH database which resulted in the identification of 40 threat platforms. Generated 70 SIGINT reports focused on seaborne arms proliferations in coordination with joint Intelligence agencies. • Managed the command cryptologic advancement training. Developed instructor-led and web-based training for over 50 cryptologic technicians. Efforts improved advancement rates by 75%.
David Bishop
Timestamp: 2015-04-20
Integration, Program Management, Enterprise Architecture, Systems Engineering, Software Engineering, Requirements Analysis, Security, DoD, Proposal Writing, Information Assurance, Software Development, Visionary, Project Management, Databases, Java, HTML, XML, Security Clearance, Information Security, Defense, Leadership, PMP, Full SDLC, Business Process, management, CISSP, CEH, ITIL v3 Foundations..., Management
Capt (O3E) USMC Intelligence Officer/Program Manager/Liaison OfficerStart Date: 1988-12-01End Date: 1994-06-05
• Program Manager of the Fleet Imagery Support Terminal (FIST) • Close coordination with SPAWAR and Intelligence Centers • Practical understanding of tactical naval communications challenges • Program Manager of the Laptop Image Transmission Equipment (LITE) • Operational support to Marine and Navy SOF • Close coordination with DIA NMIST and CIA JILE • Member of the National Image Transmission Format Technical Board • Navy representative to the Vice Presidential Commissioned Classification Review Task Force (CRTF), a six month effort that led to the decompartmentalization of National Imagery and received a National Intelligence Meritorious Unit Citation • Performed a zero based review of Naval Intelligence Support to Strike and Amphibious Forces Program and co-authored functional description document with the results--co-developed system to implement the findings (integrating ELINT Correlation, Imagery, database access, and collaboration)--built prototype in competition with TENCAP sponsored NRL project and won--efforts eventually led to the creation of the JDISS Program for which I am a founding member--key member of JDISS Program when it received the National Intelligence Meritorious Unit Citation • Worked in conjunction with the OSIS Baseline Upgrade (OBU) team, especially with ELINT correlation workstations used to assist analysts in resolving anomalies • Provided consulting advice and on-site trouble shooting assistance in areas of imagery quality retention both in the CENTCOM AOR and with UAVs at the by name direction of the JCS J-2
SPAWAR, DIA NMIST, CIA JILE, ELINT, TENCAP, JDISS, OSIS, CENTCOM AOR, JCS J, Imagery, database access, Integration, Program Management, Enterprise Architecture, Systems Engineering, Software Engineering, Requirements Analysis, Security, DoD, Proposal Writing, Information Assurance, Software Development, Visionary, Project Management, Databases, Java, HTML, XML, Security Clearance, Information Security, Defense, Leadership, PMP, Full SDLC, Business Process, management, CISSP, CEH, ITIL v3 Foundations..., Management
Don Ross
Timestamp: 2015-04-20
Intelligence Analysis, Navy, National Security, Security Clearance, Foreign Policy, Intelligence, Counterterrorism, Force Protection, DoD, Homeland Security, Counterintelligence, Counterinsurgency, Weapons, Military Operations, Special Operations, Top Secret, Government, Defense, Command, Military Experience, Intelligence Community, International Relations, International Security, Army
C4 AnalystStart Date: 1998-01-01End Date: 2015-04-17
Investigate new signals or C2 links used by a foreign Naval Power in the Pacific
Intelligence Analysis, Navy, National Security, Security Clearance, Foreign Policy, Intelligence, Counterterrorism, Force Protection, DoD, Homeland Security, Counterintelligence, Counterinsurgency, Weapons, Military Operations, Special Operations, Top Secret, Government, Defense, Command, Military Experience, Intelligence Community, International Relations, International Security, Army
Intelligence Research SpecialistStart Date: 1984-01-01
Intelligence Analysis, Navy, National Security, Security Clearance, Foreign Policy, Intelligence, Counterterrorism, Force Protection, DoD, Homeland Security, Counterintelligence, Counterinsurgency, Weapons, Military Operations, Special Operations, Top Secret, Government, Defense, Command, Military Experience, Intelligence Community, International Relations, International Security, Army
Paul Turner
SIGINT ANALYST - Office of Naval IntelligenceTimestamp: 2015-12-26
SIGINT ANALYSTStart Date: 2012-05-01
Embedded into the Maritime Full Spectrum GEOINT Cell and tasked with providing support, analysis and comprehensive assessment of SIGINT data ● Responsible for utilizing imagery and GEOINT tools/databases: WARP, MARS, OMAR, ArcMap, Remoteview, Dot Matrix, Google Earth ● Perform fusion analysis, regularly integrating ELINT data with imagery to corroborate GMTI collection
LeAnn Handsom
Timestamp: 2015-12-25
•All source Intelligence Analyst with fifteen years' experience with specialization in strategic and tactical analysis to include Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) and Electronic Intelligence (ELINT) supporting U.S. government military/civil operations.•Recognized expert in the field of Operational ELINT (OPELINT and Electronic Warfare (EW) •Highly skilled at manipulating graphics displays, electronic analytic tools and computer programs for user optimization•Skilled at deconflicting large volumes of information to pinpoint actionable intelligence•Familiar with the operating procedures of the DoD and sensitive foreign locations•Adapt in operational coordination with national and theatre level organizations.
Intelligence, Military Operations, Command, Program Management, Navy, Training, Analysis, Leadership, Policy, SIGINT, Electronic Warfare, Human Resources, Defence, Intelligence Community, Supervisory Skills, Military, DoD
'SECUREINSIGHT' SIGINT, SIGINT directorate, 'CLOUD' SIGINT, 'WEALTH' SIGINT, 'PLATFORM' SIGINT, SIGINT2, SIGINT, ELINT, OPSEC NSA, 'SHORTFALL' SIGINT, AROCC SIGINT, "Universal Business Solutions" SIGINT, "Strategic Business Solutions Inc." SIGINT, "CGI" SIGINT
Electronic Intelligence Analyst SupervisorStart Date: 2001-04-01End Date: 2004-04-01
•Tracked numerous high interest civil maritime ships potentially supporting seaborne terrorism, weapons and technology proliferation, narcotics and smuggling activities which provided critical intelligence to key strategic, operational and tactical decision makers.•Demonstrated competence with various classified and open source databases researching maritime intelligence topics as well as tracking and dissemination of threat information which directly supported the joint warfighters, U.S. Navy, Civil/National decision makers and agencies•Provided leadership, instruction and supervision to personnel to include counseling on various administrative issues, setting performance standards, preparing formal performance appraisals and performance improvement actions.
Michael Seaton
Timestamp: 2015-05-01
- U.S. Navy Information Dominance Warfare/Cryptologic LDO Lieutenant Commander (retired). - National-level program operations, management and technical leadership experience with multiple-agency programs. - Deployed on afloat ISR platforms as ELINT/Electronic Warfare Support Measures Operator and Supervisor, and also as OIC of fusion and multi-discipline intelligence collection teams. - Military ELINT Signals Analyst Program (MESAP) graduate and Technical ELINT (TechELINT) analysis instructor. - Twenty three years of honorable service in the United States Navy as a junior Sailor, as a Chief Petty Officer and as an LDO.Specialties:Joint-agency intelligence program operations, policy, management and leadership SIGINT and signals analysis US Navy Direct Support and ISR Subject Matter Expert (SME) Intelligence Community knowledge
SIGINT, ELINT, Intelligence, Program Management, Operations, US Navy, SME, Military, Military Operations, Military Experience, Military Leadership, Classroom Instruction, Instructing, National Security, ISR, Electronic Warfare, NSA, IC, Community, Team Leadership, Technical Analysis, Technical Leadership, Signals Intelligence, Homeland Security, Intelligence Analysis
Signals Intelligence, 'SECUREINSIGHT' SIGINT, "intelligence community", 'QFIRE' SIGINT, 'PEARL' SIGINT, ELINT, 'BROKER' SIGINT
Intelligence AnalystStart Date: 2012-05-01End Date: 2015-04-27
SIGINT, ELINT, Intelligence, Program Management, Operations, US Navy, SME, Military, Military Operations, Military Experience, Military Leadership, Classroom Instruction, Instructing, National Security, ISR, Electronic Warfare, NSA, IC, Community, Team Leadership, Technical Analysis, Technical Leadership, Signals Intelligence, Homeland Security, Intelligence Analysis, policy
Arron Deans
Timestamp: 2015-12-24
I offer over 12 years of active duty Navy and federal government experience as a Naval Intelligence Analyst, Electronics Warfare Analyst and as a Cryptologic Technician Analyst. I possess an Associates of Applied Science degree in Information Services Technology (AAS.IST). I have extensive knowledge and experience in scientific and technical analysis of computer network data, communications and infrastructure. In-depth knowledge of Information Operations and Information Warfare (IO/IW), C4ISR, Cyber (CNO, CNE, CNA), RF systems, network security, administration, maintenance and exploitation of infrastructure and system architecture.
Naval Computer Network Defense Intelligence AnalystStart Date: 2008-10-01End Date: 2011-11-01
- Conducted all-source research and analysis, made correlations, and performed analysis to identify, assess, and document projections and estimates of future cyber threat scenarios.- Developed and produced intelligence assessments, reports, studies, and briefings which demonstrated extensive analytical techniques and collection management capabilities for superiors, planners and policymakers.- Conducted analysis of Computer Network Operations (CNO) and network infrastructure to provideintelligence on the capabilities, limitations, and vulnerabilities within the system architecture.- Provided cyber intelligence support for the National Strategy for Maritime Security (NSMS) and the Global Maritime Intelligence Integration Plan (GMII).- Examined and produced assessments on capability development programs, organizational and individual affiliations, technical capabilities, adversaries use of the Internet, current and emerging technologies, and other activities as tasked which provide an understanding of the threat actors ability to conduct CNA/CNE to impact the goals of the NSMS/GMII.- Working knowledge of Computer Security Incident Response, Information Assurance, Information Security, and technical analysis of CNA, CNO, CND, and CNE threats.- Provided in-depth analytical and basic technical analysis of packet capture data.
made correlations, assess, reports, studies, limitations, technical capabilities, Information Assurance, Information Security, CNO, CND, Network Traffic Analysis, Computer Network..., CNA, CNE, Data Analysis, Analysis, Intelligence Analysis, Intelligence, Operating Systems, Computer Network Operations, C4ISR, Cyber (CNO, CNA), RF systems, network security, administration
Cryptologic TechnicianStart Date: 2003-01-01End Date: 2006-11-01
Active Duty Navy- Applied advanced scientific concepts to perform technical signals analysis techniques on recorded ELINT analog and digital electromagnetic emissions from foreign naval radar systems.- Performed measurements on non-communication signals using specialized analog and digital data analysis tools and determined required non-communications collection and analysis procedures and priorities for over 75 intercepts.- Completed post-mission analysis for a specialized Navy mission, encompassing over 40 signals of interest.- Authored eight highly technical ELINT signals analysis feedback reports for worldwide signals analysis labs and fleet direct support operators, resulting in improved analysis, collection techniques and updates to national SIGINT databases.
Jason Guidry
Timestamp: 2015-12-19
ObjectiveResults-oriented leader with 12 years of experience as a manager and first line supervisor in tactical operations. Recognized for decision-making abilities, analytical skills, and accomplishing emergent tasking. Well-rounded leader with the ability to grasp concepts quickly coupled with strong personnel management skills to create a team with the highest level of efficiency and productivity.Summary of Qualifications• Solutions-focused, versatile management professional offering a comprehensive background supporting U.S. military operations in roles of increasing responsibility during a 20-year career in the United States Navy.• Disciplined, reliable professional able to work independently or as a team member. • Effective communicator who quickly masters new roles and technologies to achieve positive results.• Proven team builder able to utilize a diverse workforce to accomplish a variety of objectives.• Flexible leader able to quickly adjust to constantly changing conditions and work assignments.• World traveler comfortable living and working in a variety of cultures and locations.
Military, Navy, Electronics, Radar, Information Operations, Security Clearance, Supervisory Skills, Signals Intelligence, Management, Catholic education, Electronic Warfare, Military Operations, SIGINT, Information Assurance, Military Experience, Government Contracting, Combat, Tactics, Army, DoD, Military Training, Readiness, Organizational..., Weapons, Operations Management, Intelligence, Analysis, Government, Defense, Command, Force Protection, Maritime Security, National Security, C4ISR, Leadership, COMSEC, Electronics Repair, Operational Planning, Security Operations, Maintenance & Repair, Reconnaissance, Physical Security, Training, Intelligence Analysis, Troubleshooting, Risk Management, Special Operations, Team Building, Project Planning, Homeland Security, Transportation Management, Logistics Management, Manufacturing, Organizational Leadership
'CO/TRAVELER' SIGINT, 'GRASP' SIGINT, 'KILTING' SIGINT, 'EQUATION (Group)' SIGINT, ELINT, KILTING SIGINT
Technical Electronic Intelligence (ELINT) AnalystStart Date: 2000-07-01End Date: 2003-07-01
•Provided Technical Electronic Intelligence (TechELINT) analysis of various RADAR systems associated with Naval weapons systems using the results to update National databases such as EWIR, KILTING and CED.•Documented analysis results of ELINT signals collected from analog and digital equipment through printed and online intelligence reports (ELTs) using text, graphics, and multimedia.•Operated a variety of analog and digital analysis equipment such as oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, signal/function generators, frequency counters, signal modification equipment, analog to digital converters (ADC), and various analog and digital recording equipment.
RADAR, ELINT, graphics, spectrum analyzers, signal/function generators, frequency counters, Military, Navy, Electronics, Radar, Information Operations, Security Clearance, Supervisory Skills, Signals Intelligence, Management, Catholic education, Electronic Warfare, Military Operations, SIGINT, Information Assurance, Military Experience, Government Contracting, Combat, Tactics, Army, DoD, Military Training, Readiness, Organizational..., Weapons, Operations Management, Intelligence, Analysis, Government, Defense, Command, Force Protection, Maritime Security, National Security, C4ISR, Leadership, COMSEC, Electronics Repair, Operational Planning, Security Operations, Maintenance & Repair, Reconnaissance, Physical Security, Training, Intelligence Analysis, Troubleshooting, Risk Management, Special Operations, Team Building, Project Planning, Homeland Security, KILTING, Transportation Management, Logistics Management, Manufacturing, Organizational Leadership, analytical skills
Jassman Bryan
Department Chief Petty Officer / Division Manager - Farragut Technical Analysis Center - Office of Naval IntelligenceTimestamp: 2015-12-25
Transitioning military leader and manager looking for analysis opportunities or small team management in Electronic Intelligence or Cyber Warfare. Proven All Source Intelligence Analyst, Collection Strategist and Manager in a dynamic global environment support global military operations and network defense analytical support. Recognized expert in intelligence fusion of signals and human intelligence to achieve successful operations. • Subject matter expert in SIGINT with 23 years of experience as a Cryptologic Technician Technical (CTT) providing support to naval fleet and national level customers. • Experienced manager and effective communicator with exceptional organizational, administrative, and people strengths. • Currently hold a Top Secret and SCI clearances.
Department Chief Petty Officer / Division Manager - Farragut Technical Analysis CenterStart Date: 2012-01-01
Command Drug and Alcohol Prevention Adviser (DAPA) Provides strategic leadership and management to a unique division comprised of both military and civilian intelligence analyst in the processing of highly classified intelligence reports. • Leads 27 intelligence professionals to analyze review and interpret real time military and foreign partners' data collections to assist federal government and defensive naval assets. • Reviews and processes for release highly classified intelligence reporting to all branches of the US government intelligence community.
Steven Carruth
Intelligence Analyst-BackgroundTimestamp: 2015-12-25
Interested in a position directly or indirectly supporting DOD or DHS intelligence.Qualifications & Skills Current Government Secret Clearance, ArcGIS, Palantir, Google Earth, Analyst Notebook, TAC, M3; Microsoft Office Products: Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, NIPRNET, SIPRNET, Command Control Communication Computers Intelligence (C4I) operator; Solaris 8 Level I & II System Administration, OILSTOCK, GCCS-M, GCCS I3, MIDB, Morpheus, GMI, NID, AcrGIS, Analyst Notebook, Palantir, TIGR, Query Tree. Awards 3-7 CAV Combat Spur, MAY 2013; American Flag flown by the Evil Platoon, 4th Alabama National Guard, APR 2013; Letter of Appreciation, NATO's Maritime Component Command Naples, MAY, 2011, Meritorious Performance Reward, Royal Marines Letter of Appreciation/Coin, MAR 2011, Canada-Trinity, Halifax, Letter of Appreciation/Coins, 2X, 2010, FEB 2011, ICC Performance Awards, 2005, 2006; 1st Armored Division Coin, CJTF-7, United States Army, 2004; FITCPAC Unit Sailor of the Quarter APR-JUN 2003; Letter of Appreciation FITCPAC, 2003; "Thumbs Up" Award, FITCPAC, 2003; Good Conduct Medal, 2000; CVN-72, Office of Naval Intelligence Junior Intelligence Specialist of the Year Naval Forces Europe 1998; JAC Molesworth Junior Sailor of the Year 1998; JAC Molesworth Junior Intelligence Specialist of the Year 1998
Fleet CoordinatorStart Date: 2008-12-01End Date: 2011-04-01
[…] C2F, C3F, C4F, CNE/C6F, NATO, Fleet Coordinator, Office of Naval Intelligence, Suitland, Maryland (Government Civilian) As a C2F, C3F, C4F, CNE/C6F/NATO Fleet Coordinator, coordinated relevant information and intelligence between ONI and fleets, COCOMs, NATO, foreign partners, and other IC members in concurrence with their priority intelligence requirements and adhoc RFIs. Maintained intimate knowledge of intelligence members' mission and maintained near-daily contact with them/customers to better understand and address their intelligence needs. Managed NATO and FVEY/ACGU programs for the entire ONI command including systems such as StoneGhost, TITAN, and BICES systems and facilitated bi-weekly VTCs to collaborate with foreign partners on current threat streams. Independently created and and adopted Intellipedia as another medium for ONI command to project information and production to customers. Maintained C6F /ONI'and NATO Intellipedia pages in order for analysts and senior staff members to have a better understanding of C6F and NATO (structure, mission, objectives, etc). The Intellipedia pages fostered intelligence community sharing and collaboration.
NIPRNET, SIPRNET, FITCPAC, ArcGIS, Palantir, Google Earth, Analyst Notebook, TAC, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, GCCS-M, GCCS I3, MIDB, GMI, NID, AcrGIS, TIGR, MAY, 2011, MAR 2011, Canada-Trinity, Halifax, 2X, 2010, FEB 2011, 2005, CJTF-7, 2000; CVN-72, OILSTOCK, MORPHEUS, NATO, BICES, 11/08/08-04/22/11 C2F, C3F, C4F, CNE/C6F, Fleet Coordinator, Suitland, COCOMs, foreign partners, TITAN, mission, objectives, […] C2F
Anthony Panagos
Maritime Intelligence Analyst/Coastwatch Crew AnalystTimestamp: 2015-12-25
TS/SCI eligible professional with over thirty years experience in the U.S. Intelligence Community as a Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) analyst and report writer. Served twenty years in the U.S. Navy Cryptologic Technician (Collection). Reporting experience to include time-critical technical reports (kl's), and products(egrams, spots); Supervisor for real-time SIGINT operations in support of the warfighter. Intelligence Analyst for merchant shipping activity. Assigned to several intelligence agencies, including the National Security Agency (NSA) and the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI). Proficient with analyst tools and databases to include: Seawatch, Gale-Lite (UNIX-based), JDISS, Arcview, MS Windows/NT/MS Office Applications, TIDE; Pathfinder, Anchory.SKILLS • Seawatch, Gale-Lite, JDISS, Arcviews, MS Windows/NT/MS Office Applications, TIDE ; Pathfinder, Anchory. • Coastwatch Analytical Tool/Ship Processing Tool (CP3), Customs and Border Protection TECS Database. • Greek, Spanish, French languages: conversational level; Greek - some reading.
Intelligence Research AnalystStart Date: 2003-06-01End Date: 2006-04-01
• Provided data base support for merchant activities worldwide in support of the civil maritime analysis department. • Resolved rejected ship positional SEAWATCH data through available systems and resources. Prepared and released a worldwide daily merchant shipping activity report (Regional), which provided current merchant activity and movement information to U.S. Navy Operational commands and intelligence officials throughout the national intelligence community. • Updated port table within SEAWATCH to facilitate automatic processing of merchant ship positional data. Systems/Terminals/Applications familiar with: Sun Sparc Ultra 60 terminal, Joint Defense Intelligence Support Systems (JDISS) terminal; SEAWATCH (merchant ship positional data) and Gale-Lite, software applications found on Unix-based systems.
Intelligence Research AnalystStart Date: 1996-02-01End Date: 2003-06-01
• Conducted multi-source analysis in support of worldwide merchant shipping activities. Provided location data on merchant ships. • Monitored, researched and resolved rejected ship positional data through available systems. • Prepared and released a worldwide daily merchant shipping activity report (Regional), which provided current activity and movement information to U.S. Navy operational commands and intelligence officials throughout the national intelligence community.
Cryptologic TechnicianStart Date: 1992-07-01End Date: 1995-08-01
• Provided tailored SIGINT support to the Director of Naval Intelligence (DNI) as CSG Watch Analyst. • Performed traffic analysis on worldwide naval communications activity and drafted COMINT and SIGINT timelines. • Assisted in the preparation of daily intelligence briefings for the DNI. Performed analysis of tactical communications to support high-level naval intelligence requirements for the DNI and senior intelligence officials. • Regularly liaised with NSA and other intelligence agencies (DIA and CIA) on matters pertaining to SIGNT. Operated NSA's Navy Tactical SIGNT Systems (NTSS) and Coastline Terminal System. • Processed and reviewed incoming technical reports (KL's, TACADS) on high interest activity.


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The Council of the Law Society has passed a comprehensive series of measures in a bid to ensure the society is more responsive to members.
The measures, which come at a time of acknowledged grassroots unrest, are part of a bid to make the society more accountable. In the words of council member David Thomas, the society must "build bridges" with solicitors throughout the UK.
At a meeting last Thursday the council passed what will be seen by some as controversial proposals, including:
moves towards a structural society based on sections, a model already adopted in the US and parts of Australia;
all solicitors to be automatically considered for membership of the Law Society;
replacing the existing strategy committee with a policy committee, chaired by the president and effective from 1 September 1996;
a review of the position of office holders and their election, including progression of the presidency;
introducing measures designed to make office holder elections run more smoothly and democratically, including involving the Electoral Reform Society in the electoral process;
a review of the selection of non-constituency members of the council, including the level of support for a representative member for women.

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Our Safari driver/guide will pick you from your Mombasa hotel/residence and drive you to Tsavo East National Park via the Mombasa - Nairobi road. Enter Tsavo East through the Bachuma gate
where we stop briefly for refreshments. We commence game viewing drives on entry as we head Voi Safari Lodge/Red Elephant Lodge for lunch and short rest. Embark on the afternoon game viewing drive (at 4.00 pm) when the wild animals comes alive after the midday heat lull. We transverse the park, looking out for game and enjoying the scenery. Dinner and overnight at the Voi Safari Lodge/Ashnil Aruba Lodge/Lion Hill Lodge or Red Elephant Lodge depending on your budget.
Early morning game drive then return to your lodge for your breakfast. Leave the lodge for a mid morning game drive trying to catch sight of animals we did not see the previous day then exit Tsavo East park and head on to the Lion Hill restaurant just outside the park for lunch (at own cost). The lion hill restaurant is perched up high on a hill and has magnificent views over Tsavo East plains. After lunch drive to Mombasa arriving in the early evening and drop off at your beach hotel.
Listed below are hotels/lodges/resorts that the safari tour operator can accomodate for you.


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Our aim at Physiotherapy department is to help restore a persons range of movement after injury or illness.
Our physiotherapy department is well equipped with state of the art machinery and is operated by highly qualified staff.
Physiotherapy can help people of all ages. In particular, physiotherapy can help rehabilitate (restore to health) people who have:
Almost all people who have an injury or a physical disability can benefit from physiotherapy, including children and elderly people.


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TCC: To Be or Not to Be!
Jan 05 - Apr 20 (Thursday)
Ages 13-16 · Co-Ed
Blue Jay Point County Park
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Meeting Dates
From Jan 05, 2017 to Apr 20, 2017
Each Thursday from 01:00 PM to 04:00 PM
About This Activity
This activity has been cancelled.
Description: TCC (Teen Conservation Corp) To Be or Not to Be: This 8-session course designed for homeschoolers ages 13-15 will focus on the intriguing topics of endangered and invasive plant and animal species. Students will combine artistic creativity and research skills to present information about a NC endangered plant or animal species of their choice, culminating in a multidimensional ?habitat? created in class. Our study of invasive plants will involve field work to ID, understand, and remove these species. You can make a difference! Some research work at home will be required between sessions for use during class. The last session will include culminating presentations to TCC families. Session dates are January 5 & 19, February 2 & 16, March 2 & 16, April 6 & 20 from 1-4pm each day.Note: We must have at least 10 participants enrolled by Dec 10 in order to move forward with this program series.
Teen Conservation Corps (TCC) at Blue Jay Point County Park is a thematic series of science education programs designed for homeschoolers ages 13-15 that meets 8 times over the course of 4 months. There will be a small amount of homework/research assigned each session to reinforce concepts presented, refresh memories between sessions and to help participants take ownership of their learning--this research will be used in class!
TCC: To Be or Not to Be! session dates are:
January 5 & 19
February 2 & 16
March 2 & 16
April 6 & 20
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Cardinal Room--Program Use at Blue Jay Point County Park
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Wake County Parks, Recreation & Open Space


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SISTAR's Bora revealed her yearning for her MC days on her Instagram!
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On June 27, she posted a collection of pictures of her MC-ing with Park Seo Joon and wrote, "Seeing Park Bo Gum and Irene finish MC-ing for 'Music Bank' makes me think of myself with Park Seo Joon. Hehe the longest MCs. From the first broadcast to the last. I yearn for that time a bit. Fighting Bora, Park Seo Joon."
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This is the song from Linkin Park third studio album Minutes to Midnight which was released in the year 2007. The live version of "What I've Done" from Road to Revolution: Live at Milton Keynes was nominated for Best Hard Rock Performance at the 52nd Grammy Awards, but did not win. The video clip was featured and won on MTV's Battle of the Videos against videos by Evanescence ("Sweet Sacrifice") and Lil' Mama ("Lip Gloss").
In this farewell
There's no blood
There's no alibi
'Cause I've drawn regret
From the truth
Of a thousand lies
So let mercy come
And wash away
What I've done
I'll face myself
To cross out what I've become
Erase myself
And let go of what I've done
Put to rest
What you thought of me
While I clean this slate
With the hands of uncertainty
For what I've done
I start again
And whatever pain may come
Today this ends
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Welfare roles are falling because many beneficiaries have found jobs; however, a 50-state Associated Press survey found that in some states tens of thousands of recipients are losing welfare benefits because they have broken program rules. In other states such sanctions as withdrawing benefits are rarely used.
- Since 1994, the number of welfare recipients has dropped 44 percent.
- In California and Illinois, nearly half those leaving welfare are being punished.
- In Kentucky, 58 percent of those who leave welfare are pushed off the roles because they broke the rules.
- In Texas, 57 percent of those who left welfare last year were removed because they did not keep appointments or "provide complete information."
- And in Arizona, 60 percent were taken off welfare because they did not appear for a welfare interview.
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About Juliette's Bistro at Omni Jacksonville Hotel
Get a taste of regional Florida cuisine at our restaurant, or sip a light, refreshing cocktail at Juliette's J bar Lounge.The casual dining you crave is waiting at the Omni Jacksonville Hotel.
Our modern bistro will please your palate with fine exquisite cuisine and wines from around the globe and pamper your spirits with a wonderful ambiance enjoying breakfast, lunch and dinner daily.
J Bar is the perfect place to soak up some local color and meld into the downtown scene at any hour. Satisfy your appetite with small plates of progressive bistro-inspired cuisine, enjoy cocktails or savor a glass of wine. Open every night for cocktails and light fare. Join us any time – we're open late into the night.
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Casual Elegant
Seafood, Southern, American
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Breakfast: Monday - Friday: 6:30am - 11:00am, Saturday: 6:30am - 12:00pm; Lunch Daily: 11:00am - 2:00pm; Dinner Monday-Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm; Brunch every Sunday 11:00am-2:00pm
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AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
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Juliette's Bistro is very handy for the theatre since it is a 2 or 3 minute walk to the Florida Times Union Center. Unfortunately, passing on that information to the hostess and the waiter did not keep us from having to gulp down our food in order to make the show. We arrived at 6:40 for an 8 PM show and ordered one of the few choices, Shrimp-and -Grits, and a salad. The salad arrived in about 20 minutes and then we waited almost an additional 30 minutes for our main course and wine.
To be fair the meal was very tasty, but the fact that we had to almost inhale it was unsettling and otherwise ruined the experience. Our waiter was apologetic and even offered a small discount (which was kind) but the dinner part of the evening was sullied by that point.
I also have to say that their prices are quite high; $24 for a portion of shrimp-and-grits is a bit much, and $28 for a half bottle of a plebeian chardonnay (full retail for a 750 mL bottle is $15) is quite exorbitant.
It might be good for after theatre drinks, but we have decided we will not return for a meal.
Our visit was for a dual wedding anniversary with my wife and I and one of our sons and his wife. 49 years fo us and 10 years for our son and his wife. Our son does not consume meat in any form and the Chef on duty was more than accommodating . Overall we had a great time and would recommend friends and family to try the Omni. Also our server was extremely attentive and very accommodating.
We decided to have Father's Day brunch at Juliette's. We made reservations for 1:30 and we were immediately seated. Due to the lateness of the hour, there were some limitations but overall it was a great experience. My favorites were the omelette bar and the snow crab claws. One thing I don't like and I would like to see addressed are the flies and gnats. Otherwise, a wonderful brunch made even more wonderful by the bottomless mimosas!
The corn and crab bisque was delicious but it nevertheless had no corn and no crab. The wedge salad that I had was passable as was my husband's shrimp salad. I had high hopes for a significant improvement in this venue but it has regressed to the same inconsistent restaurant it has always been. The waiter tried but the kitchen again shows signs of mismanagement. The kitchen did not do what the waiter told them to do and brought all the food out at the same time. Totally annoying. I made them return the salads to the kitchen. If Juliette's was not adjacent to the theater and a convenient parking lot, I wouldn't continue to patronize Juliette's.
Please change out the menu served during theatre nights. As we frequently go to Juliette's before seeing a show, it would be nice to have some seasonal options. The last 4 times I've dined there, the menu has been the same. Food is good and quick, but needs to be changed up.
We drove 65 miles to attend the Jacksonville Symphony concert on Saturday night, March 25, and had reservations at Juliette's for pre-concert dinner. The location is directly across from the symphony hall, and we were able to park easily in the Omni lot ($20) and go to dinner. The wines and salads were good, but entrees were not at all what they were supposed to be. My husband's rib-eye ($29) ended up as two thin steaks that were way overcooked, on the leathery side. I ordered the special-Sesame crusted sushi grade tuna with Asian slaw. My tuna had no sesame seeds, just salt and pepper for seasoning, and there was no slaw. It also took 40 minutes for our entrees to arrive after the salads were brought. The manager and wait-staff kept apologizing and offered us complimentary desserts which my husband ordered, but I chose not to have. For me it was a huge letdown of a meal and I was ready to leave. We paid the $101 bill without complaint, tipped the waitress who was embarrassed, and just left as soon as possible. We will not be eating there again.
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Food was fair - over cooked scallops & under cooked succotash
Arrived @ 8:30. Felt rushed by staff who were bringing food in between setting up the room for breakfast service the nxt morning. Staff not too happy about not placing my entire order before getting drinks. Staff not happy about ordering desert & coffee. Guess @ 9:30 on a Friday they had other places to be. Had to take silverware from nxt table repeatedly. Got check (w/o asking for it) in the same time with the dessert. The coffee followed - w teaspoons handed to us, once again, from a nearby table. Hey, at least I didn't have to get them myself like I did throughout the evening.
They have learned to accommodate the many shows across the street and have prepared a menu to permit people to come in dying quickly and get out. We took the option to see the main menu and feasted on appetizers. What a wonderful way to start the evening they were all especially nice. The special for the evening was lobster bisque and it was Heavenly, the best I have had in maybe 50 or 60 years.
We had dinner here before going to a show at the Times Union on Saturday evening. We had made a reservation a few days before. When we arrived we were given an abbreviated menu which only had a few entrees. I questioned the server who stated that the menu was because of the show. I stated that they should have informed me when I made the reservation and then I was given a full menu. Food was good but service was slow. Not sure I would go here again on a show night.
The service was very slow. Luckily we planned plenty of time. We were seated very close to the bar and it was very loud. It was a nice place for pre theater because we walked across the street when we were done. I wouldn't recommend it for any other nice night out.
Unfortunately, our dinner experience was not up to our expectations. When the food was served, the salads (sadly not up to par) came long before we had finished the appetizer (pretty good fried calamari) and the entrees (mine was $32 shank) came well before the salad was eaten and we were asked about dessert before we were half way through the entrees. My shank arrived over a dried and pretty cold serving of grits and as the serving bowl was cold, so was the entire meal before it should have been. The drinks at $14 were more than I would expect in a non-fine-dining establishment and the wine was priced comparably. We are generally pretty easy to please, but the experience here was a big disappointment. We had actually selected the hotel when we went to the restaurant website and were enticed to give it a try. I would not stay at the Omni and certainly not eat at Juliette's on our next visit to Jacksonville.
I picked Juliet's for a Valentines dinner to try something different . I knew that the regular go to restaurant's were going to be so packed & boy did we luck out. This was a great find , excellent hospitality and absolutely outstanding food . We both had the fillet mignon & it was absolutely outstanding ( Mouth watering to be exact . ) We will definitely be back and highly recommend this not so known gem that's hidden inside of the Omni hotel.
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Brian Heagney is currently an Instructor of Communication at High Point University (HPU) teaching in Games and Interactive Media Design.
Lately, Heagney and a some of his students have been working in collaboration with an animal behaviorist to develop a mobile application to train and test cognitive abilities in non-human primates.
Prior to coming to HPU, Heagney spent over a decade wielding an arsenal of virtual tools to create visualizations, simulations and animations for architecture, urban planning, simulation and gaming, and even crime-scene reconstruction.
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I want to give a talk geared to recent graduates with game design degrees, which will focus on how to think of their game design skills as transferable skills applicable to other industries. I've gone to a number of game conferences over the last few years and have met a lot of recent grads who are desperately looking for jobs in the game industry but aren't necessarily finding them. My proposed talk will be beneficial to these students, as well as other professors and academics looking to advise their students about career choices as well as benefits of game design degree in general.
I am proposing two parts to the talk. The first will be about finding a job outside of the games industry using transferable skills gained from a game design degree. For each skill gained from a game design program, I will list several actual job opportunities from LinkedIn. As an example, a game design student interested in level design may also be interested in the following actual jobs:
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The Economic Value of Industrial Minerals and Rocks for Developing Countries: A Discussion of Key Issues
This paper provides a few general comments on the nature and economic value of industrial minerals and rocks and the need for an increased exploitation and use of these materials in developing countries. These materials are of great economic value as main raw materials for the construction, glass, abrasive, paper, chemical, ceramics, metallurgical and agricultural industries. Developing countries dispose of many of these materials, and could derive greater economic benefits from them. Per capita consumption of industrial mineral products continues to grow in developed countries and part of this demand could be met by exports from developing countries. The paper describes some of the issues to be addressed and steps to be taken if developing countries are to gain from industrial minerals and rocks
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The victory sweep of the moving image is showing no sign of losing momentum. Thanks to digitalisation, communication through film and video has become more accessible than ever. However even today, the domain of communication through film and video at times remains a closed book. Especially when it comes down to the nuts and bolts, i.e. where content, budget and effect are concerned.
Videothink is published by Condor Films Ltd., a Swiss film agency and production company with international dimension. As a film agency Condor also provides clients with media consultancy services in the realm of the moving image.
Condor Films develops, produces and distributes motion picture content for TV, film, video and digital platforms. The production house, founded in Switzerland in 1947, was awarded an Academy Award for the feature film "Reise der Hoffnung" (Journey of Hope) directed by Xavier J. Koller (image left). As both a production company and film agency, Condor today unites all disciplines essential to successful communication using film and video, under one roof. The resulting
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Corporate films and advertising spots, along with image films, product films and online videos stand at Condor Film's core competency. With its wealth of experience the long-standing Swiss company has so far produced 1004 advertising spots, 1286 corporate films and 55 feature films. A list of TV series and documentary films can be found on the Condor Films website.
In 2006 the Swiss company Faro TV was integrated to the group with 100 % of its stakes. Faro TV is the largest independent Swiss TV-production company. Since 2001 Faro TV specialises in audiovisual serial productions and branded entertainment.
The know-how and acquired expertise in the TV industry means Condor not only is a great asset when it comes to expertly creating content, but also when providing specified service to a brand to help compel their target audience. Also the media and journalistic insight of our in-house TV-producers – with great proficiency when it comes to online visual storytelling – is exclusively at the disposal of Condor's clients.
Since 2008 Condor defines itself as a transport enterprise for emotions and information and provides support for its clients in development, production and distribution of moving image content. Across all media. Across all channels.
Condor is one of the founding members of the International Quorum of Motion Picture Producers (IQMPP) a peer network of media production company owners with a current membership of 80 companies in 60 countries across all continents.


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Cornerstone Report from Washington
Vol. 9, No. 9 – May 23, 2011
House Subcommittee Releases FY 2012 Appropriations Bill – Numerous NIFA Programs Cut or Eliminated
House Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee has just made public
the text of the FY 2012 Agriculture Appropriations bill that will be
considered by the subcommittee during its markup session tomorrow.
As you can see from the table that follows, the NIFA budget would be
cut by more than 16 percent, with Research and Education accounts
down $102.440 million, Extension programs down $67.932 million, and
Integrated Activities down $28.926 million.
NIFA is not singled out in this bill. As shown in the next table (released by the subcommittee) nearly every other agency and major program funded through the Agriculture Appropriations bill would receive significant cuts:
We are still analyzing the bill and will be monitoring tomorrow's markup closely. We will provide you with additional information as soon as possible.
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Wednesday will be a big day for GlaxoSmithKline P.L.C. and Merck & Co. Inc.
Both companies will go before an advisory panel of the Food and Drug Administration over two human papillomavirus vaccines to prevent cervical cancer. Certain types of HPV can cause cervical cancer; others can cause genital warts.
Big money is at stake. Merck has been selling its Gardasil for three years. In 2008, Gardasil generated worldwide sales of $1.4 billion.
GlaxoSmithKline would like to narrow Merck's lead. Its Cervarix vaccine is now licensed in 95 countries, but earned only $231 million in sales in 2008. The U.S. regulatory process bogged down near the end of 2007, when the FDA said it would not approve the vaccine without data from a large study. That problem was resolved earlier this year.
As for Merck, it is seeking the panel's approval to extend the use of Gardasil to boys and men to prevent genital warts and certain rare cancers.
The nine-member FDA Vaccine and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee will vote late in the day. If it recommends approval, the FDA usually follows that advice, but it is not bound to do so.
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The federal "Cash for Clunkers" program spent $3 billion in about a month.
This fall's planned rebate program for energy-efficient appliances is less than $300 million, and that had some readers worried they might miss out on getting a rebate for buying a new water heater, refrigerator, or other appliance.
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We won't know the full details until Oct. 15. But you can learn which appliances carry the Energy Star label at this government-operated Web site.
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i burned the shit out of my hand making honeycomb. ouch.
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building shit in my garage with mark and elizabeth.
what else?
pumping iron with jules. we do body pump 3 or 4 days a week with grit one of the days and yoga one of the days. every time i go running my leg is in pain.
a little christmas shopping at local boutiques
danced my heart out as a plus one at the moran christmas party with my friends
dinner with uncle hal and aunt sharon. and becca and nick and the twins.
mani with mom and jules this morning. our nails our now christmas ready.
wrangling kids non stop
and a puppy.