email address and web page listing of alumni, students,
faculty and staff. I'm a proud alumnus of Mountain View
High School in Mountain View, California. Started in 1995
as a project to teach myself perl, it's turned into a part
time job.
adds 3 stereotypical "personalities" to Eudora 3.x and 4.x
for Windows. It translates English messages into either
mock Swedish (like the Swedish Chef on the
Muppet Show), mock Jive (a black dialect
of the 70s), or B1FF-speak (a fictitious
person who is "new" on the 'Net who spells poorly and uses
all capital letters).
my Honors Thesis project at Brown University and second
place winner for the 1997 ACM Quest for Java student
programming contest. The Java Network File System
(JNFS) is a network file system for Network
Computers (NCs). JNFS works
on all NC-compliant NC
devices, provides authentication and authorization support,
works with other file systems such as NFS
and NTFS, and offers reasonable performance.
my final project for Music
40, compsed and performed with Mike Cafarella. This
MIDI file is a song of pain, woe, revenge, and most
importantly, Taco Bell. Mike and I performed a Sax and
Trumpet duet.
my final project for Brown's Computational
Geometry course. A priority search tree is a data
structure that allows for efficient searching and point
location in one and one-half dimensions (the upper bound on
Y is missing). It is a hybrid of a heap and a balanced
search tree (heap for y-coordinates, search tree for
x-coordinates).
my group final project for ED/0100: Going to High School
in America, 1945-Present. "What would an ideal school
look like if it were built around thematic units that cross
disciplines? This paper spells one answer out in detail"
(SDSU's Interdisciplinary
Teaching with Technology).
my final project for my Seminar in Cryptology. Applies
blinded signatures to a voter's ballot so that it is
impossible for anyone to trace the ballot back to the
voter. Achieves the desired properties of privacy,
universal verifiability, convenience and
untraceability at the expense of
receipt-freeness.
a 5-page essay about Cecco del Caravaggio's
Resurrection, an oil painting in the Chicago Art
Institute, for my 17th Century Italian Painting and
Sculpture course. Cecco del Caravaggio, now known as
Francesco Buoneri, is one of several artists who painted in
the style of Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio.
an 8-minute play I wrote for the Theater Merit Badge in Boy
Scouts. It's pretty goofy, and all of the main characters
(except Oeddie) are named after teachers or administrators
at my high school.