| Places to go |
Things to see |
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| Me |
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| My Flickr site |
I keep a subset of my pictures on Flickr |
| My Linked-in site |
My linked in page |
| Facebook |
I have a facebook page. If you're a member (and I know you), link me up. |
| Friends |
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| Dinarte & John |
The website of my good friends Dinarte and John |
| Tom and Lisa |
Tres cool Lisa and the man for whom the "Fakes effect" was named |
| Don P. Mitchell |
One of the most interesting people I ever met who I've been really happy to be able to call a friend. |
| Andrew Glassner |
Graphics guru god who gave me my elevator pitch line. |
| Eric and Sylvia |
Another pair of fun friends |
| Safari Smoke |
"safarismoke" is in the set of permute("morais" + "fakes"). If I ever make a fake company, it's going to be named "Oracles Fresh". |
| Glass Apple |
John's website for his graphic design consultancy |
| Schlomo (Steven) Gortler |
A friend from Princeton who is now a professor at Harvard. His website, amusingly enough, has one of my favorite pictures of me. Schlomo took this as we were zooming from LA to San Diego in a rented Porsche. |
| Dan Boneh (Dabo) |
One of my friends and office-mates at Princeton. Dan is one of the nicest and smartest guys you are likely to ever meet. |
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| Research & Education |
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| Me @ MSR |
My old website from my days in MSR. |
| Graphics papers |
Tim Rowley's website with lots of links to graphics research papers and links to other index sites. |
| Google scholar |
Look up papers, references, etc. |
| Princeton University |
My grad school. Princeton is an extrodinary place. |
| The College of New Jersey |
The College of NJ, also known as Trenton State College is where I received my B.S. I'm very fond of this school, though I'll admit I'm not as fond of the name change. |
| Toms River HS South |
For completeness, here's my high school. The 80s may have been a toxic decade, but TRHS was relatively safe for human consumption. |
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| Businesses I like |
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| Comenity |
A home audio/video company some of my friends run. |
| Market Optical |
Back in 1996 I evolved from round to oblong. Market Optical has kept me in cool frames ever since. |
| Underwater Sports |
My diving hobby started here |
| The Aggressor Fleet |
A very nice liveaboard diving operator |
| Amazon |
Many boxes arrive from them. I suspect people there like me. |
| Powells City of Books (Portland, OR) |
The Pacific Northwest's more extrodinary bookstore. Good rarebook and signed book areas. |
| Pro Sports Club |
Where I work out. A little too show-ready at times, but it's a great club. |
| Canon |
I like printers and cameras. Canon does both exceptionally well. |
| Subal |
Makers of my camera's underwater housing. |
| Kalaloch Lodge |
The PNW coastline is extrodinarily beautiful. Kalaloch lodge is a great place to go to get away and walk along the ocean. |
| Princeton Record Exchange |
When in Princeton, visit the Princeton Record Exchange. |
| Photo-tronics |
The place to have your camera fixed in Seattle |
| Glazer's Camera |
Seattle's premiere camera store. Hectic at times, but a great place. |
| Underwater Photo-Tech |
Never been there in person, but I've had great luck via email and phone. My underwater equipment was purchased and serviced by them. |
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| Arts and cultural organizations |
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| Seattle Opera |
Rusalka got me hooked and I've been a subscriber ever since. Last summer, Lowry and I spent a week experiencing Seattle's 2005 Ring Cycle. |
| Seattle Film |
The folks who organize the Seattle International Film Festival and a bunch of other film events throughout the year. |
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| Miscellany |
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| Sharingwood |
A couple I admire live in this cohousing community somewhere in the woods near Woodinvile, Snohomish, etc. Definitely "light lodge" Twin Peakes territory. |
| The Spreading Taint |
The World of Warcraft guild that some of my friends and I are in. I play alternately an undead priestess and very twinky blood-elf hunter. |
| The Skeptics Annotated bible |
This site is an interesting deconstruction and cross reference of the bible. A must read for biblical literalists. |
| The bible in LEGO |
The lighter side of biblical scholarship & and criticism. |