If E.B. White wrote the Wizard of OZ, there'd be...

No Place like Charlotte's Web

I am currently rather happily employed, but I've decided to keep my resume posted anyway. I figure you never know when you'll get the offer of a lifetime.

See Photos of me, friends, family, stuff I do at work. Basically it's the Photo Gallery that used to be roughly in this location.

Read the paperon TERRIERS ACS system that I helped write (a very small part of) for a presentation at the Workshop on Small Spacecraft Attitude Control for an AAS Guidance, Navigation and Control Conference.

The 1997 VT Engineering CPU requrements:

• 166MHz Pentium-based PC
• 32 Mb of memory
• 8/16X CD-ROM reader
• SoundBlaster compatible sound card
• 5" S-VGA monitor
• an Inkjet printer

Learn about Guinness beer and Widgets.

Jump your butt on over to Dilbert and the gang.

The boys over at The LEGO® Group have been busy. Check out their legal disclaimers and their call for fairplay. Also check out their special "line for girls."

Friends and what not.

• Lastest Bookmark Update Perhaps one day this will be automated again...
• Paul Dilick's Home Page (That is once he gets it set up again)
• Dave Sedlak's Home Page Which Doesn't really have anything on it.
• Dan Bower's Home Page A small ego stoke page (unlike my large one).
• Dave Coomb's Home Page I'm Not sure when Dave will find time to put stuff here.
• Jarek Tuszynski's Home Page A fellow climber. Basically just a few photo's and some climbing links.
• Jason Grosshart's Home Page He also works at Crosslink at worked on the other STEDI program, SNOE, while working on his degree at CU.

Terriers Home Page Check out the BU pages for everything from Eric Aamot and Rob Baltrum up at BU w/ the badness purple Terriers cargo box to close ups of the instruments and orbit details. (Much better pictures that I took w/ the disposable camera!)

HETE, The High-Energy Transient Experiment. A project I worked on briefly. The tail end of MIT's CSR page has a lot of good space links too.

The guys I worked for from 6/95-10/97. Includes a cool pic of the PA-X engine 50 second burn

These are the guys I work for now

Kodak's DC40 camera A link to Kodak's onine info about the camera that I used to take most of the photo's in the gallery.

Just incase your wondering: Way back when I started this page, it was on a Spark 5, so I had the Sun logo (shown left) as the background. A while ago, I changed to a Linux server (my old 486), so I felt it was only appropriate to change the background.

russell.brinkmann@crosslinkinc.com gEEk at large last updated:Jul 11, 1998