Re: job interview with hospital in Roanoke (fwd)

[Noelle <http://dummy.us.eu.org/noelleg>]

 > From: "Levy, Simon" <http://www.wlu.edu/~LevyS>
 > Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2012 13:59:19 -0400
 > 
 >  Hi  Noelle,
 > 
 >  Good  luck  with  the  phone-screen  --  it  would  be  great  to  see  you 
 >   in  Roanoke,
 >   which  is  less  than  an  hour  from  here.
 > 
 >  I've  been  busy  this  summer,  working  with  three  top  students  on  
 >  some  cool
 >   programming  projects.   It's  been  hotter  than  hell,  thanks  to  
 >   global  climate
 >   change. 
 > 
 >  Let  me  know  if/when  you're  coming  to  Roanoke,  and  I'll  look  
 >  forward  to  seeing
 >   you.   Regards  to  Robert!
 > 
 >  Best,
 >  Simon
 > 
 >  --
 > 
 >  Simon  D.  Levy
 >  Associate  Professor  and  Department  Head
 >  Computer  Science  Department
 >  407  Parmly  Hall
 >  Washington  &  Lee  University
 >  Lexington,  VA  24450
 > 
 >  540-458-8419  (voice)
 >  540-458-8255  (fax)
 >  http://www.wlu.edu/~levys
 >  http://www.cs.wlu.edu/~levy ,http://www.cs.wlu.edu/~levy,
 > 
 >  On  Jul  17,  2012,  at  11:19  AM,  Noelle  wrote:
 > 
 >  > 
 >  >  Hi!
 >  >  How  are  you  doing?  Are  you  teaching  this  summer?
 >  >  I  have  an  interview  with  Carilion  in  Roanoke.  I  would  not  
 >  >  move  there,  but 
 >  >  I  would  train  there  for  a  few  weeks  then  I  can  code  medical  
 >  >  records  from 
 >  >  home.  Well,  first  I  have  to  pass  the  phone  screen  today.
 >  >  If  they  like  me  maybe  I  will  be  out  there  some  time.  It  
 >  >  looks  like  it's 
 >  >  not  far  from  Lexington?  If  so,  it  would  be  nice  to  see  you.
 >  >  I'll  keep  you  posted.
 >  >  Meanwhile  Robert  has  been  working  at  Edge_spring  since  April.  
 >  >  They  just 
 >  >  moved  to  a  bigger  office  in  San  Mateo.  they  used  to  be  off  
 >  >  University  Av 
 >  >  in  Palo  Alto  which  was  nice.
 >  >  Having  a  rather  cool  summer,  the  fog  is  hanging  around  longer  
 >  >  than  normal.
 >  >  I  was  in  Denver  last  week  for  a  training  class.  In  the  90s  
 >  >  but  not  too 
 >  >  bad,  the  hotel  had  a  pool  which  was  nice  after  being  in  
 >  >  class  all  day.
 >  >  take  care,
 >  >  Noelle