Dr. Jonathan Craig spent 26 years working in the mechanical trades, 11 of which were with the U. S. Navy and the final 15 as a refrigeration engineer in Hobart, Tasmania, I returned to the U. S. during the summer of 2000 to finally complete my higher education.  Working in the Physics research labs as an undergraduate under Dr. Shane Stadler I was instrumental in the set-up and operation of a new Laser Lab which conducted state of the art research and production of novel magnetic thin films.  As a graduate student at the Arkansas Center for Space and Planetary Sciences I completed thermoluminescence (TL) analyses of various extraterrestrial materials with a size range never before attempted.  I successfully measured the natural (NTL) and induced (ITL) of individual particles averaging 10-25 micrometers in diameter and thereby established a new lower limit size range capable of being analyzed with the TL technique.  I am presently working on the analyses of the noble gas inventory in a wide range of micrometeorites with a view to further constraining possible parent body sources.