paleonet Re: Paleobiology text

[joda_paleontology@xxxxxxx]

Greetings:

John Day Fossil Beds National Monument currently has a paleobotanist
position open to applicants from all sources.   This is a unique
opportunity to develop a research program of Tertiary paleobotany in a
classic series of localities spanning 45 ma.  Construction of a new
paleontological center has just begun and should be completed in two years.
This mountainous area of Oregon is classified as "frontier" (less than 2
hominids/square mile) but what it lacks in culture, it more than makes up
for in outcrop.  Please check out the Official job announcement:

http://jsearch.usajobs.opm.gov/summary.asp?OPMControl=IH3165

and follow the links to apply.   The salary starts at $45,285 and steps up
to $58,867.
Questions, etc., please contact me directly at the email address below.  I
can't be at SVP this year but will be at GSA; we may extend the deadline if
there is a paucity of applicants.

cheers
Ted

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Theodore Fremd
Paleontologist, John Day Fossil Beds
Science Advisor, Pacific West Region
U.S.  National Park Service
541-987-2333 x 19
32651 Highway 19
Kimberly, OR 97848
Ted_Fremd@nps.gov
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"There are geological arguments and methods of thought which, though based
on a combination of dimly perceived, partially controlled guesses, personal
intuitions, and all manner of nebulous factors (not excluding a species of
low cunning), are yet in a geologic matter decisive."   -  H. K. Reed