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JOHN-ALBERT EADIE HIGHLIGHTS of Qualifications o Recently 100% recovered from Major Depressive Episode, via genius doctor who allowed me to self prescribe - Congratulated for working grueling day as Electoral Officer: manned endlessly busy polling booth (18 hours) May 2, 2011 - Programmer (various languages) / System Administrator 1979-2011 - Medical clerical skills - MOA background (see BOTTOM of page) - Intending now to return to the workplace o Strong Sales & technical experience with Enterprise XML publishing customers, with Graphic Art sales, US & European vendors - Tech support Unix, XML, and Graphic Art tools - Good writing & editorial skills - Fine Art Sensibilities o "First Class" degree (overall average 80%) Queen's University, Kingston ON - C & Is (Bachelor of Computing & Information Science) - included Fine Art and post-graduate courses in computer graphics, digital electronics Best Mark: Assembly Language programming, #1 out of 150 students - SAT Scores: 99 Percentile English, 95 Percentile Math Software VAR - COMPUTING ART Inc 1988-2004 President, Computing Art Inc, Toronto / Vancouver BC o Sales of XML Publishing / XML Transformation / ECMS (Enterprise Content Management) software; also sales of XML consulting and training (customers include Intel, Schlumberger, Microsoft Press) Customers: North America - Large sales (e.g. single $2.5M sale) to Nortel - ECMS sales: HaL (Fujitsu) OLIAS, INSO/EBT DynaText, Active ActiveServer, XNE (Xerox New Enterprises) Astoria, to Nortel, Newbridge, Westinghouse, and OLA (Open Learning Agency), respectively. o Technical support of FrameMaker (since FrameMaker 0.96b, I think) AS CONSULTANCY o 1986-1989 Technical Manager, AGS Associated Graphic Systems, Toronto - Solaris support, shell scripting, NeWS (postscript) programming - Hardware & Software support of high-end (and desktop) Graphic Art products (e.g. Lightspeed Colour Layout System, FrameMaker) - Support for Hyphen (Diss, UK) hi-res RIP startup o 1985 DCIEM Defense Research Establishment Toronto - Design & `C' coding of real-time human (Canadian Astronaut) centrifuge controller o 1984 "Co-Founder" / Technical Director ALIAS Research (now ALIAS / Wavefront:  Created MAYA animation software) - "Lightpainter" Canada Council proposal precipitated founding - SGI workstation choice (1984 - Alias was first serious SGI customer) - Purchase of `Contour' UIMS (User Interface Management System) - Recruitment of all original technical personnel - Ownership of Alias "paint" software [ Legal inquiries: Morris Cooper, 99 Yorkville Ave. Toronto ] o 1984 Co-Wrote V-Shell, NAPLPS (Videotex) DB Server - Sold V-Shell to Hyundai, S.Korea (Computing Art, prop.) Salaried PROFESSIONAL o 1979-1984 Member of Technical Staff HCR, (now SCO Canada, Toronto) - Real-time, UNIX Systems Programming - Animation and military research programming - Interface to Mike Tilson RT-11 emulator - 1982 First B & W Paint (rasterop) program ever written, possibly ! (`C' code on Three Rivers Computer PERQ, traded to Lucasfilm) FINANCED Queen's University working in Kingston ON o 1974-1979 MOA Medical Office Assistant Dr. D.W. Richardson - Paediatric practice - Typing, Filing, Telephone management, Transcription - Counselling methamphetamine addicted adolescents - Weighing of infants, preparation of specimens - 100% mark in Queen's pharmacy course. TECHNICAL skills o Operating Systems / Skills - Solaris; Linux Ubuntu (debian); XP Windows; - Assembly, C, UNIX shell, Java, CGI, PHP, etc. - Handcoding HTML, XHTML, CSS, XSL - since '94 - Adobe Photoshop, Linux Gimp, etc. o Document design / Demo programming - FrameMaker+SGML course (Microsoft Press) - Alias sales demo: `mote animation' - HCR Paint / `Unix' animation Specialized TRAINING & Trade Shows o SGML Architectural Forms (Con O'Connell, HaL / Fujitsu Austin TX) o FrameMaker / XMetaL / Astoria / INSO DynaText - training by Vendors o 1987 Adobe PostScript Programming & Drivers courses o Trade Shows / booth duty: XML '99, '98; SGML '97, '96, '95, '92 o 1982 Lecturer OCA (Ontario College of Art) - Digital Electronics o Fine Art (summers) 1965, '64, '63 - Mount Allison University - Current Painting: