EDUCATION  - about a year's work towards a MBA ,long since stopped
   
    Employment- Yes, anything to support my sports addiction,presently
         have worked for 8 years as Mental Health Tech(?)

    Married-  No, many close calls, relationships usually ending with the
        phrase  "yes, that would be fun, but I much rather watch this game".

Favorite Sport- the one in season, T0 PlAY golf, shot in the 80's for a period, then decided to learn                                 the game, break into the 80's once every 2 or 3 years now.

Favorite Teams-   LA Dodgers- ( they had the core of there 60,and early 70 teams playing AAA in
                                 Spokane- got to see many great players, besides had a great  friend ,who was a
                                  Yankee Fan)    Washington State Cougars- ( lived 15 miles from Pullman for 3
                                  years as I was discovering football as a early teen. Besides a star reciever of
                                   the team was from Palouse, the town I lived)  Weirdly enough one of the least
                                  co-operative schools  I have dealt with.   Cincinnati Bengals- drafted Cougar
                                  great Jack Thompson and they are always entertaining.   Seattle Supersonics
                                 -team started the year I got into the NBA.    Northport Mustangs-Northport 
                                Washington- (my old school) 

AGE-   44

First SCOUTING EXPERIENCE-  not counting the Boy Scouts,( lasted about a year), at 12 years old
                     attended one of many Washington State games. They played Stanford. I watched a
                    Cougar DT - who  played at about 6-4 210. He always kept his feet
                    ,even if it was some 10 yards down the field.  Any rate he impressed me. So I wrote
                    a letter to the San Diego Chargers, and some other team.  I  described the talents
`                     of the DT, and a Stanford QB named Plunkett, and the Rocky to Plunkett's Bullwinkle
                    a WR named Vataha. ( Plunkett set the NCAA passing record that day)  I asked for a                                    scouting job ,still waiting for a reply.

Philosophy of life-   Make your weakness your strength -  ( wouldn't adopt this-tends to turn your
                                    strength into a weakness-   of course that mid - point is nice) This philosophy
                                    tends to explain many things.