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Here’s a picture of our cat, Ketzela Ketzela is Yiddish for “Kitten.” 1977-25 June 1996 R.I.P. |
Harley, a baby at the time of this picture, is now our oldest cat, although she still thinks she is the baby and wonders why the other cats aren’t taking care of her any more. |
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This is Teddy Bear... Teddy is named for our realtor  .
He died in 2002.
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...and this is Trillin Trillin is named after Calvin Trillin, the writer, for her sense of high melodrama and because she trills. She also died in 2002. |
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 This is the message that the cats left for me on this webpage. |
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...a picture of my niece, Annika: Click on it to see pictures she drew. |
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...a picture of my nephew, Tommy: Click on it to see pictures he drew. |
 Me, at work at CallWare |
 Me at some Anasazi ruins in Southern Utah Click on the picture to see some more Utah pictures. |
 Me with a dinosaur in Hanksville, Utah |
 My latest Lego locomotive, based on early traction motor prototypes. |
 Me, in my office at Motorola quite a few years ago. |
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 Hovenweep, October 1999 |
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A friend’s um, unusual car:
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This car belongs to Mary Amanda Fairchild, who decorated it herself.
This scanned photo really doesn’t do it justice, and you can’t see
the detail you really need for full appreciation. For instance,
you can’t see the tanks and the Tank Girl inscriptions on the hood.
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Here’s a detail of the sign on the door...
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...and a blow-up of some of the stuff on the hood.
You can see that Wonder Woman is standing
there along with the tanks. |
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Another front view. ... |
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Here’s picture of my partner Audrey Thompson, and Trillin.
Click on the picture to see Audrey’s web page, which includes
her vita.
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 ...And here’s a picture of Audrey with some friends standing on the Zero Point Marker, in Paris. This is the point that marks the start of the meridian between Paris and the equator, which establishes the Metric System. |
Harley-Davidson says, about their website:
“You may view, copy, print and use content contained on this Web Site solely for your own personal use
and provided that: (1) the content available from this Web Site is used for informational and
non-commercial purposes only; (2) no text, graphics or other content available from this Web
Site is modified in any way; and (3) no graphics available from this Web Site are used, copied or
distributed separate from accompanying text. Nothing contained herein shall be construed as
conferring by implication, estoppel or otherwise any license or other grant of right to use any patent,
copyright, trademark or other intellectual property of Harley-Davidson or any third party, except as
expressly provided herein.”
Note that the above notice from Harley-Davidson applies to their website, not this one.
I figure the Harley-Davidson logo used above next to the picture of Harley D. the cat falls under this “personal use” and non-commercial provision. If you can figure how I can make a profit by putting a motorcycle company logo next to a cat, let me know. Just to be on the safe side, the Harley-Davidson logo (barshld3.png) is a registered ® trademark of H-D Michigan, Inc. (“Harley-Davidson”).
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