
Steve Crocker
Anchor and Reporter at WBRC-TV (Birmingham, AL)
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1 month ago |
icann.org | Steve Crocker
El otoño pasado, tuve el honor de presentar a mi antigua colega Elizabeth “Jake” Feinler cuando fue nombrada miembro del Museo de la Historia de la Computación de Mountain View, California. En este blog, me gustaría presentar a Jake y su trabajo a la comunidad de la ICANN. Jake se incorporó a la División de Investigación Bibliográfica de SRI International, anteriormente Instituto de Investigación de Stanford, en 1960, tras una temporada indexando compuestos químicos en Chemical Abstracts Service.
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1 month ago |
icann.org | Steve Crocker
Last fall, I had the distinct honor of introducing my erstwhile colleague Elizabeth "Jake" Feinler as she was inducted as a Fellow at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California. In this blog, I would like to introduce Jake and her work to the ICANN community. Jake joined the Literature Research Division at SRI International, formerly the Stanford Research Institute, in 1960, after a stint indexing chemical compounds at Chemical Abstracts Service.
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Dec 5, 2024 |
circleid.com | Steve Crocker
It was my pleasure to recently present the Computer History Museum’s Fellow Award to Elizabeth “Jake” Feinler. In this short article, I want to share my introduction to Jake and her work with you. Wikipedia tells us that Jake’s story is a common tale of distraction and unfulfilled dreams. But not all such tales are sad. Elizabeth “Jake” Feinler was aiming for a PhD in biochemistry at Purdue University.
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Aug 1, 2024 |
wbrc.com | Steve Crocker
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - UAB is reviving an incentive program to encourage employees to move closer to campus in Birmingham’s Southside. The Blazer Home program allows employees to apply for grants of up to $15,000 to buy a home in the adjoining North Titusville community. Employees who already live in the neighborhood can apply for money to renovate their homes.
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Jul 4, 2024 |
wbrc.com | Steve Crocker
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Through the Civil Rights Movement, people in Alabama and especially Birmingham, changed the nation and the world. As WBRC celebrates 75 years, we are looking back at its coverage of the movement through documentaries that focused on three people connected to it.
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