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My other, non-professional webpage. (Yeah right, like this one is soooo professional...)

As you no doubt have guessed, I have something to do with this place. It's more than just the finest undergraduate engineering, math and science institution in the nation, it's a way of life...

Located smack dab in the middle of downtown Hotlanta, this fine institution invested a lot of time in me. And vice versa. I guess you could say it was symbiotic.

This is super easy. Just visit the site, click the logo, and free food is donated to the world's hungry. It costs you nothing. Activism for the truly lazy.

You've built Lincoln Log cabins, Lego trucks & sand castles. Why not build bodies? After all, putting on extra muscle is the best way to keep you metabolism high and your body fat percentage low.

Don't be so picky. In fact, throw away your picks, grow your right-hand nails long, and become a fingerstyle guitarist. This fella' has got lots 'o nice resources for the fingerstyle enthusiast, and some cool links too.

OK, so you checked out the dude's site above and were all impressed, but there was a bit too much twang. Well then check out the site of one of the most innovative acoustic guitarists ever, the late Michael Hedges - and not a hint of twang to be found.

This is the mother of all origami pages. Contains galleries of Joseph's impressive original models as well as those of other origami enthusiasts. Downloadable diagrams, links to all the other cool origami sites too.

I collect 'em a lot more than I smoke 'em, but I find both activities highly enjoyable. These guys have got a heap of info about both.

Stop drinking that cheap, low-grade grocery store bought tea bag tea! How about a nice cup of Keemun or Sencha? Learn about the history of tea, how to brew it, and most importantly, how to buy some really good tea.

These fine young men have been described as being "pleasantly counter-culture." Bug them to get the Scrapbook up and running again, so that you can find some embarrassing late 80's pictures of yours truly.

sometimes i say things
and i do not realize
that they are haiku
- Doktomisho.