Retired Dinosaur Assembly Language Programmer/System Analyst/Control Engineer. I was an international road warrior consultant using the QNX O/S to interface with Honeywell 6/43 minicomputers that were used to control paper machines and other industrial processes. I was programming these 19" rack mount monsters from 1977 to 2002 in assembly language. I have lived, worked and traveled worldwide (USA & Canada, Scandinavia, Europe, Mexico, the Far East and Australia). Now, I feed, weather and present raptors for the Washington State University Raptor Club in Pullman Washington, USA. Working with these magnificent creatures and giving educational presentations about raptors to organizations and schools is a relaxing pastime that allows escape from our modern world of extreme technology. Since 2010, I have been doing American Kestrel & Western Screech Owl research, nestbox photography & sustainability studies using my on-site nestbox with a 1600x1200 webcam.