Access-L Rogue’s Gallery |
These are some of the inmates of Access-L. |
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Tom Beck
I'm an independent "for hire" software developer. I've been using
Access since version 2.0 and, surprisingly, still get requests for 2.0
work. Currently working in Access XP and trying to get more work in web
development. I live in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. This is a picture of me and my daughter, Rachel, at Mount Rainier last
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Roger Carlson
Vincent Price? Or Wolfman Jack?
Al Chang
circa 1993
Al Chang is a freak of nature. 'Nuf said. He is the entire IT department
at a mid sized oil company in Walla Walla East of Portland. (Look up Walla
Walla, WA and come for the wine.) He loves to code, but finds that having
to wear so many hats means that one cannot keep some of them from getting a
bit crushed out of shape. | |||
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Henk Elzinga
After reading Access-L for some years (Outlook public folder at work) I subscribed on 4 Feb 2000 (to search the archives).
After reading Access-L for some more years, I posted my first message on 24
Jan 2003.
After some more years... I'm just getting old. I'm an Access user since version 95. Before that, I used Delphi, and Paradox
For DOS from version 2.0 up to version 4.5. Before that, I used NOS, NOS/VE,
Cobol, Basic, Pascal, and ALGOL. I'm living in Capelle aan den IJssel, The Netherlands. | |||
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Bob Goethe
Lead programmer for MammoBase, an Access 2000 database
used in hospitals and clinics that do mammography and breast
ultrasound.
The second photo is Bob (standing) together with his business
partner, mere moments before the partner took early retirement. | |||
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David Hare-Scott
I am a freelance Access developer who has been a member of ACCESS-L
since March 1996 and now a list moderator. I live in Manly which is
"Seven miles from Sydney and a thousand miles from care". I don't own a
list or a web page but I do have a red kelpie who is nearly smart enough
to understand Boyce-Codd Normal Form. Joe Hecht
Duane Hookom
Jackson Hookom born Oct. 28. 11 lbs and 22.75"
Programmer/Database Designer for Nestle in Eau Claire, WI. Microsoft Access MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=fh;en-us;MVPINTRO&style=flat Lauren Horn
Access-L subscriber and recovering consultant since early 2002. I have been poking at Access and then running away since version 2.0. I intend to learn 6502 assembly language Real Soon Now, and have since '77. Currently, I am a programmer for the State of Alaska, in the Section of Epidemiology, Division of Public Health, Department of Health and Social Services. My wife, daughter, and I all hike, ski cross country, and mountain bike. I keep a French Horn in my closet, and if some day I should need to wreak vengance upon the world, I might take it up again. | |||
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Darryl Johnson
Access-L "Elder Statesman" and List Moderator. He can't remember exactly when he first started using Access (early in version 2.0) or when he joined the List (shortly thereafter). "Just say that I'm old, cranky and prone to 'senior
moments' ". | |||
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John Kennedy
I am a Crown Prosecutor in Edmonton, Alberta. I keep on trying to use my
computer to make my job simpler, but so far have failed miserably. I
suspect I hold the record for asking the most "dumb questions" so far but am
always grateful for the answers. In my spare time I work on restoring an old wooden sailing dinghy, sing in a
local choir and help my wife raise our three children. Jenni Komarovsky
Access Wizzard, Access L member since September 2001,
self-appointed Spelling Police for Access L. Lives in Nelson, New Zealand.
Frequently hassled by office mates for her intense dislike of air
conditioning temperature set too low. | |||
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Jay Langford
Started Access in '98 Has a Weird Humor | |||
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David MacGregor
That's me on the left, when I was about 20 years younger. And again to the right after the ravages of time. Kris Maly
and family
Emilia Maxim
This is Emilia, after turning off the computer and forgetting the latest
Access bug. Back in the dark ages a physicist, after changing the place to live from
East to West Europe had to change the profession too. Became a software
developer, started with BASIC and IBM XT (yes, I even learned COBOL and
PL/1!), gone through C and couple of exotic DB systems, and landed at last
as a freelance Access developer - the main ingredient in a mixed PC-salad,
called PC consulting and programming. David McAfee
Official Access-L leg breaker (Dang! should have taken a picture with some mannequin legs all around me!)
I used to toy with computers back in the Apple II, II+, IIe days. I have been messing with access since A95 (ewww). Currently playing with A2K ADPs & SQL 2K Nancy McLaughlin
Ur-Directorless, Rule Maker & Mathematicianless of Access-L Fees (I can't
remember all my titles, so those will have to do for now!). List member
since 1996. This picture was taken at the last Fee Committee Roundup at
Cancun. Collette K. McNeill
I've been Accessing this list, contributing occasional cries for help,
answers of my own and poetry where possible, since 2/99. My most
significant work in Access integrates & manipulates data from ACT!
databases. While my firm, McNeill/Lynner WebWorks
(http://www.mlwebworks.com) focuses on marketing efforts both online and
off, I've done IT work on the side since 9/96. My favorite things include
open space, open source software, free speech, personal liberty, and
shade-grown, fair-trade, fresh-ground organic coffee. Gary Miller
Access-L moderator and list member since 1996. Independent computer consultant in Sisters, OR. Web & Access programmer since version 2.0. Here I am performing some much needed stress relief. Beth Moffitt
Beth's granddaughter Zoe
She bought the family’s first computer in Aug of 95 ‘for the kids’ but mom was the one using it all of the time. Gained employment with a records management software company in March of ’97. Also maintained the website for the local chapter (Houston) of ARMA International. Received a chapter Excellence Award in 98 and in 2000 received an international award for site content and functionality. Originally joined Access-L in January of 99 when job duties turned more towards development. Has used Access since 2.0 and has had the opportunity to work with the latest technology at a total ‘M$ shop’. Also an Access-L Poet Wannabe. | |||
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Reinier Olislagers
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Jim Pawson
Started working in IT in 1969. Stephen Pickering
This photo shows that I know how to make technology work for me! I have been a list member since, oh, sometime in 2000, I think. Occasional Poet Low-Rate contributor, much to the chagrin of the rest of the list. People often think I am Millard Fillmore's Vice-President. Bonus points awarded to anyone who can spot me in the movie, "The Untouchables". Mark Proulx
Senior Performance & Outcomes Analyst for a small HMO in Western Massachusetts and some time "lurker" in the background of the Access-L list. I've asked a question or two and gotten some interesting info and tidbits from the archives and regular postings, but mostly I enjoy some of the poetry and OT banter. I've been using Access since 1998 when I was basically forced to or not be able to do my job. Outside of Access & work I enjoy candlepin bowling, bicycling, singing in the church choir and playing keyboard (just can't get away from them) in my church's contemporary Christian band when I'm not home with my wife and two girls. | |||
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Steve Ringle
Registrar, University of Maine Museum of Art. Database
administrator & wannabe programmer since 1982; Access-L participant
since about 1998. | |||
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Dave Selby
Started as a COBOL main-framer in '85. I've been using Access since 2.0 to hook into large databases, automating the drudgery of our glamorous positions. DBA wanna-be, currently the Sr. Systems Admin at a bank in St. Pete FL. Seen here during one of those rare weekend moments when I'm on dry land taking a break from jumping waves in the Gulf, still looking for the next one. | |||
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Francisco Tapia
I've been working with Access since version 2.0 around 1991, back in the
dark days of 286 and 386 processors ;o) and only 4 megs or RAM! | |||
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Jerry Whittle
Oracle and Access DBA, List member since November 1994, Namer of 'Duancy', Retired USAF. Member of the Old Guys Who Get Fat in Winter bicycle racing team. Stephen Wolfe
Data Services Manager for the 6th Medical group located at MacDill AFB, FL
Senior DBM proficiency in MSSQL, Oracle 71 and 8i and VFP
Just learning Access 2000 - users seem to like Access better than VFP ...
Primary client development platform VFP and ASP/VFP
Been involved in the computing world since 1973 starting with FOCAL-8 on
a PdP-8i, did a lot COBOL VS on 370/145 under DOS/VSE using VSAM (a more capable ISAM)
and command level CIC/VS. Jack Wolfgang
Jack Wolfgang is a chemist turned full-time data nerd working for a small software firm in
Tallahassee, Florida as a developer. He started working in Access in 2000
(however, it was Access 97), and has programmed Access 97, Access 2000,
Visual Basic 6, and VB.NET 2003. Jack was married (in a strict one-to-one
relationship as Jerry Whittle put it) to his beautiful wife in 2002. |
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