| I Attended James Madison high
school and graduated in 1957 from where I went to the
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn. After that I was hired
by Mt. Sinai hospital in New York as a research engineer
in the Department of Neurology. Later worked for Litton
Industries as a field engineer making calls around the
country and in 1970, on one such call I found an opening
at the Psychology Research Laboratory of Harvard Medical
School in Boston which I accepted. I worked there until
1975 when most of the staff of the laboratory, including
the director, moved to UCLA in Westwood California. I
consulted there for six months but returned to Harvard
where I and an associate tried to continue at the old
facility. Proving too difficult without the funding
previously available, we quit, and I went to work as a
field engineer for an X-ray company. During
this time I met my future wife. We were married in July
1986. Desiring to be at home more, I sought a line of
work not requiring travel and began my own business as a
Technical Writer, making computer manuals for electronic
firms. Subsequently my wife and I divorced, and I
continued as a freelancer and contractor in documentation
in the Boston area.
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