Sigh, another page of Junk to get out-of-date

More Pictures

Photo from my Focus advertisement from MacWeek magazine, in color and black & white

Yet another picture of me, this time in ASCII

Mike and me: after skydiving, or in our younger days with our very excellent science project for which we won honorable mention. (It was an investigation into Alternative Energy sources.), or the weird thing that we tried while in Atlantic City over the last Fourth of July. It is called the SKY-COASTER. And it is kind of scary, but fun. But not quite as fun or as scary as parachuting or bungee-jumping. Oh, well.

A Pink Sheep.

Midnight Moon

It's not the heat...it's the stupidity

Midnight on the Moon and Clockwork on a Cube

Bob Flanagan, high school clown, on the cover of QST, playing a radio expert with Lou Calabrese, his foxhunt partner.

The lack of symmetry of the sides of my face. See, nobody's face is symmetrical, and I am no exception. Sure this is frightening, but hey, such is life.

These are some notes that were slid under my door once. I think they are from a very old (and I mean old) Eastern European neighbor of mine. I have no idea why or what they mean, but I think she likes me.

A mug shot of a person that I saw once while riding with a police investigator friend. This person was dressed in some extremely tight pants and was officially soliciting on the street. He said it was a man, I said, c'mon! He was right.

My special autograph from #81, Russ Francis, former tight-end for the New England Patriots. (And the 49ers) Howard Cosell called him a "World-Class Tight End". I got this autograph at the Galway Bay in Watertown Square one night when the power went out in half of Watertown. Fortunately, the Guinness was still plenty good without electricity. Oh, yeah, and Mark wanted Russ Francis to kick his ass--just so he could say that Russ Francis did it. Dummy.

Kirk

Dave Burrage's page

Mike and Vanssa at Clockwork

Intermetrics Inc.

Friends of Tuva on The World Wide Web

George Snyder's Cyber-Newspaper

TimeTracker is one of our top productivity tools. (It used to be known as Timex)

This person, Tara E. Morrison, is not really a friend of mine at all, but her homepage is a stunning display of self-absorbed ramblings and opinions. Quite a show.