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Well, I haven't really updated this page since 2001, so I suppose I'm due. Since 2001,
I've gotten a Nikon Coolpix 5700,
taken pictures of Weddings, buildings, what not. Check out some of the pictures I've taken.
Other than photography, I assemble plastic models. Ussually it's models from Japanese Animation, but occasionally I
make something from Science Fiction too. I also like listening to Music and I have a Mini Disc recorder. It's a lot
smaller than a Tape walkman and the sound quality can't be beat. Mine is an older
model Sony MZ-R900 that only has an Optical Audio in port.
Now a days, people use Net MD Mini disc recorders to just "drop" songs into
the Mini Disc. For a good reference Check out www.minidisc.org.
I work at Credit Suisse First Boston where
I work as a programer, making applications to support our Email infrastructure.
I have years of experience working with Perl, I know MS SQL 2000 and I'm learning MS VB.
If I had to describe my job it would be "Problem Solver". My work involves everything from Email traffic analysis, Email
Archive, Legal and compliance issues (I'd tell you, but then I'd have to kill you...), Evaluation of next generation
email systems, LINUX, UNIX. Window's Server etc. Whenever possible, I use programming to solve a problem and if it's
a reoccuring problem or need, I'll wrap some automation around it (i.e. a Daily Report).
I often end up supporting other groups which isn't bad since often we need other groups help too.
I'm lucky that I work in a group that is made up of good people.
Before Credit Suisse First Boston I used to work
at Neoteric as a consultant.
I did programming to support
email projects (Instalations, Fixes...) and firewalls, as well as LDAP projects involving SIMS and various
meta directories.
Before that, I used to work for the Bank of New York. I started
at 101 Barclay Street, but I was re-located at 1 Wall Street as a
Systems programmer.
I've worked on Intranet Web sites, learning
Netdynamics and learning Java.
Netdynamics builds on CGI and covers CGI's shortcommings. If you want to
build serious Database application on the Web, this is a product that you
should checkout. I've been doing C Programming on VMS and a little
windows programing also in C. Recently I've learned C++ from NYU and I've
also learned a lot about Windows NT 4.0, setting up workstations,
security, services and what not. I'm also learning Java as well (which
looks a *lot* like C++)
I used to work at at Bank America
in Manhattan, New York City.
I work primarily on a Windows NT environment. I used to support an AS/400, writing programs in CL and
in COBOL. I've Finished a Windows Programing Class useing C/C++ at
NYU in the
School of Continuing Education. Aside from
C, I'm also learning the UNIX Operating system.
In case your interested, Here is my Resumé.
I call New York City , my home. Mail comments & whatnot to: Stefan@dembowski.net.
I graduated from Baruch College in June of 1992. Recently, Baruch has added a new Library. If you are in New York on 25th Street in Manhattan, Check it out.
I've picked up the Inline skating bug. I now go at least once a week between the Battery Park to 14th street in Manhattan after work. For a well done Web page check out Rollerblade. I got all my Equipment at Blades on Chamber street.
I use a Palm Vx. It comes in very handy and with Puma's IntelliSync for
Palm,
I am able to sync it up with Outlook very easily.
I purchased some very good Shareware for the PalmPilot. Check out Jack Russell's Check-In page. Check-in lets you lock up your PalmPilot every time you shut it down. Another good piece of software is PAL is another good software written by Dovcom. It lets you organize your applications and sort them as you wish. Finally, check out Battery Monitor. This software by Peter U. Strobel lets you monitor your battery and compare the usage of it to the last set of batteries.
