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summary

I used to be a Rock Star (gif). Then, I was a Rocket Scientist. Then I tried Brain Surgery and Transcranial Doppler. After a recent transatlantic transcontinental transfusion, I'm now at Catalytic.

salad days

• Valerian (updated 12/2003)
• DarbWeb
• How to get your kicks in Lausanne
• Brain?
• How to decorate your waiting room in Lyon

meats

• My resume and publications

sides

• Grow it greener with hydroponics (Europeans: try here)
• ZoneLabs: not just a good idea
• Hawaiian Sovereignty
• Tibetan children's villages
• Association Vaudoise de Chercheurs en Physique

dessert

Here are some links that were suggested to me when I posted a request for math enrichment resources for our 12-year old.

• www.dellmagazines.com - math and logic puzzles
• www.moems.org - Math Olympiads for elementary and middle school students
• www.mathcounts.org - Math competition for middle school students
• www.mathforum.org - problems of the week at various levels (Drexel U.)
• Zome building kits - a favorite geek toy
• epgy.stanford.edu - $tanford e-learning courses for gifted and talented youth

Books that were recommended :

• "Conceptual Physics" book, author TBD (may be Paul Hewitt): "Not exactly math, but will greatly influence development of solid kinematic and general physics visualisation."
• The Mathematical Magpie
• Metamathemagical Themas
• "The Number Devil" by Hans Magnus Enzensberger