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Dude, I've been there.

Picture this: Driving my Jeep ( a stick ) while talking on the Cell Phone in Rush Hour. What was I talking about?

I was explaining Regular Expressions ( char by char ) for doing LaTeX to HTML parsing.

The interview went on to setting up a database for a library of books to accomidate complex searching routines and moved into the SQL to do those complex queries.

Over all it went pretty well, the guy wanted me to take the job but it wasn't stable enough for me.

I have to say it's not that easy.

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Casey
   I am a superhero.

In reply to RE: Phone interview by cwest
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