As a brief introduction to me and mine, here are a few references and graphics:
- Family
- A Picture of my siblings and me.
(21K) We have a wonderful mom, too. Maybe we'll get her in the next picture.
- More pictures of nieces, nephews, mom, self, etc. in my little on-line photo album.
I've created a site for the Seattle gang, which we will all work on enhancing over time. - More pictures of nieces, nephews, mom, self, etc. in my little on-line photo album.
- Personal Web Stuff
- The Blog of my trip to Romania/Hungary/Slovakia with nephew Michael
- My exciting new TruthSquad site
- My home-brew Blogging Site
- My passwords
- My contacts
- My exciting new TruthSquad site
- Recent Additions
- My dementor act at local Harry Potter Book 6 release party
- Work
- For many years I worked at the Xerox
Palo Alto Research Center. After some years, I found myself working
on the LiveBoard, a computer with a huge display, for group interaction.
Eventually "MotherX" decided (most uncharacteristically) to
turn our little project into an actual product. Thus was formed LiveWorks,
Inc, where I toiled happily until StepmotherX decided she was tired of
losing money on us. We were "transitioned to closure", but the
engineering team was invited to stay intact and start up a new venture
capitalizing on Xerox display technology and research into document usage.
Thus was formed Uppercase, Inc,
designers and implementers of the eCase, a prototype "tablet computer"
or "digital briefcase," where I enjoyed plenty of opportunities
for productive labor as "Manager, Application Development" until
Xerox (having grossly mismanaged its core business and needing a quick
fix for the Q4-99 bottom line) decided to indulge again its prediliction
to fumble the future by selling our assets (quite prematurely) to Microsoft.
So Uppercase is going away, and I get to look for the next exciting adventure.
So I've prepared an actual resume for the first
time in my life.
- Meanwhile, I'm playing around. Check out my new Applet/Servlet Boggle game.
- Hobbies
- Contradancing,
wonderfully defined
by Gary Shapiro.
- Travel. (16K)
- Sometimes enjoy Cooking.
- Travel. (16K)
- Other Interests
- Stuff I've written, mostly on Mormon
topics.
- Enjoying learning Web programming. Currently exploring a Web-based email app, so that I can read and respond to email on the road.
- Hava a secure connection applet to create ssh connections to servers that support it.
- Enjoying learning Web programming. Currently exploring a Web-based email app, so that I can read and respond to email on the road.
- One Phenomenally Beautiful Picture
- Gaze in awe at the Orion Nebula, as captured by the Hubble Telescope. (44K)
- Favorite Sites and Web Gleanings
- Working on a site telling the stories of Women and War
- Big fan of NPR. I'm often moved by Scott Simon's commentaries.
Or give your tastebuds a wake-up call by checking out Mama Stamberg's Cranberry Relish.
Great quotes and poetry I've found on the web and cached locally.
Just starting to build a whole list of favorite sites.
Personal Archives -- web storage of stuff I don't want to lose or to which I want remote access. - Big fan of NPR. I'm often moved by Scott Simon's commentaries.
- Secret Passages
- Here's where special friends and relatives can go to find treasures
(well, maybe) I've left especially for them.
Well, we'll hope both for more content and for more inteteresting layout in future stages of development.
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