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Copyright(2005).

• My Personal Page
  My Office hours etc.
• My Geek Code (Vn 3.1) is

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• My Teaching is described in a special page. Some pointers to Teaching Resources.
• My Research is into how software can be produced. See my research page. This includes pointers and search engines accessing an experimental electronic technical reference manual for software engineers.
• Topics for Graduate Theses and Projects
• My assigned task was once administrating the CS Dept network. Now I keep an eye on Seminars, Honors, etc.
• I support the Center for Democracy and Technology.
  I also keep an eye on some local World Wide Web resources and entertainments.
  and developments in Java on our CSUSB public WWW server.
  and make use of these resources
  and other sites.
• My vita can be retrieved as a normal web page with tables.
• I ran a small company. It did pre-publication reviews, and some local and internet consulting on the methods and techniques of producing software.
• I have been monitoring developments in low-cost personal computing for a very long time: My Radio Shack Model 100 (1983?) is now dead but I have an iPod instead.

  I prefer fixing what I've got to buying the newest and hottest systems, so at home I have a Mac+ and in the office this PowerBook 140 held together with G-clamps (I'd run out of duct tape [Thanks to Joyce Howard for this link with no endorsement for phony diplomas!] at the time).

• I have time for some music, British beer, mathematics, jokes, and reading.
• Please visit our Local Places of Interest.

This page is dedicated to the standard that made it all possible: ASCII
You want lots of useless graphics, do you?
Personally I like ASCII.

Resources

• Materials that I Maintain:
  Some Early Sites on the World Wide Web.
  80 local manuals
  300 local FAQ.
• In March and April I need these two links: US Federal Taxes, and California Taxes
• Research and Professional Development
  • ACM
    ACM Computing Surveys Online
    
  • Bibliographies on software development
  • Hot Topics
    LaTeX documentation at Emory.
    C++ Standard
    MATHS
• Teaching:
  • CSUSB Teaching Resource Center
  • Copyrighted Material on Reserve on the WWW
  • Repository of CompSci Lab Materials

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  Local Places of Interest

  • My Pages
    1. How about a Cyber Fortune Cookie?
    2. Some Old Announced WWW Pages
    3. 
    4. My FreeWWWay Entrance
    5. WWW Resources:
       • Notes from an HTML Workshop
       • Glossary
       • HTML Primer
       • HTML Quick Reference
       • NSF Guidelines for Maiking HTML Accessible to all
       • HTML reference guide
       • Guide to URLs
       • Syntax of HTML
       • Pointers to yet more WWW resources
       • Java
    6. Software Engineering WWW Pages
    7. Doc Dick's Docs: FAQs and other info by FTP/WWW
  • Other People's Pages

    Music

    • I enjoy most classical music with a strong liking for Early and Baroque periods. See my Unofficial Inland Empire Symphony Orchestra Page.
    • Other local musical resources:
      Home of the Music Dept .
      Redlands Symphony Orchestra
    • I enjoy folk music, jazz, and the blues but dislike country and western. I haven't made room New Wave and Ambient sounds yet. See Echoes
    • I try to play strange versions of pop and folk music of the 60's and 70's on electronic keyboards and acoustic guitar. It is probably best that I don't put any audio files of my playing here.
    • Also see Music on the InfoBahn

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    British Beer

    • Once it was hard to find any tasty beer in San Bernardino, but then I found a few places with Ruddles(now, no longer) and Guinness. In the last year however the supermarkets have started to stock Bass, Fullers, Boddington's, Fat Tire...
      Pointers:
    • A relevant newsgroup and some clippings( en francais ).
    • Robert & Eric's Beerpage
    • DeeCee's Beer Page
    • The British Real Ale Database
    • The Real Beer Page
    • More when I have time...

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    Reading

    We've run out of space so I will not buy another book unless I sell one first.
    • I've read and watched a lot of SF (Speculative Fiction) and other Mythology. Pointers:
      • Encyclopedia of Mythology
      • Basement Full of Books: SF Authors with books for sale.
      • Roger Zelazny and here,
      • Dune,
      • Blade Runner, and
      • The Prisoner(TV Series): See Matthew Crowder's Pages on AOL(25 Dec 1995) and the FAQ.
      • Also see some general SF FAQ: Written SF .
      • SF Resource Guide at Rutgers.
      • FTP archives of SF Lovers at Rutgers.
      • I am not enthusiastic about Fantasy, with the exception of Sir Terry Pratchet's Disk World series.
    • Also I like Mysteries: Hot: Tony Hillerman, Ellis Peters,
      Classics: Conan Doyle, Dorothy L. Sayers, Ngaio Marsh, Raymond Chandler, Ellis Peters, . . . . and more modern: Lindsey Davis, P Doherty, ... .
    • and Spy Stories: John Le Carre, Ian Flemming, The Prisoner(QV),...
    • For some odd reason I've been reading about Ancient Rome and history recently.

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