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Prof. Kevin Bolding has a home page at Seattle Pacific University,
where he is the Chair of the EE Department. His research is in the application
of chaos theory to routing in massively parallel computing systems. You
can also try Kevin and Sharon's
Virtual Boldingbroke site to see their home, their dog, and lots of pics
of the son Daniel.
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My father now has a website! Head on over to Bobby D's place... if you're
man enough.
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My brother David, and his wife Carrie, were back online... but it appears that their website is now defunct. |
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My brother Kelly and his family have a website. Check out lots
of pictures of Gabriel and Matthew (the kids). I assumed pics of
Karen would be available soon, but time has proven me wrong there (hint, hint).
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Dr. Charles Ferenbaugh finally has a web page. Took getting engaged to get him to do it -- perhaps this is an indication that life with Linda will be good for him! And, now that they have a kid, the web page even gets updated from time to time. |
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The Fox family now has a website.
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Dr. Alan Grafe is a renegade physicist for hire. He's still in
Ann Arbor, MI. Al is an atomic physicist, though he spends most
of his time these days in teaching
and archery. Presumably he spends some time with his wife, too.
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Dr. David S. Lee, physician and B5 connoisseur, used to have a web page...
but it seems to be gone now. And since he now has a wife (Sheryl) and a son (Andrew),
I don't think he's likely to spend much time webmastering these days.
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David Snearline, the only roommate I've had who is taller than I am,
runs a consulting company. If you need networking
consultation in the D.C. area or southeast Michigan, Dave is the guy
to talk to. As Dr. Grafe once said, "Snears is good people." His website
is looking rather bleak and unmaintained these days, so you might have
better luck checking out his new blog.
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