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A personal web site that's grown out of control

This looks nothing like me, but it looks about as good as I've ever looked. Click for more recent pictures.What's it all about?

Andy Warhol said that in the future everyone would be world famous for fifteen minutes**. Well my fifteen minutes was spread over ten years at Parsons Technology as the original author of QuickVerse Bible software and VP of Parsons' Church Software Division. This site started as an extension of my work at Parsons and blossomed into an eclectic collection of book reviews, opinions, digital photography, aviation, and more.

I'm no longer at Parsons Technology (who is?) but I'm still in the Bible software business (www.laridian.com) and you'll still find material related to Bible software in the "History" and "Hard Questions" sections of the site.

 

** Andy Warhol later said, "I’m bored with that line. I never use it anymore. My new line is 'In 15 minutes everybody will be famous.'"

 

Last Update: Tuesday, April 26, 2005

What's New:

bulletPictures updated on the Ham Radio page. I got a new scanner so I ran some old pictures through it. (4/2)
bulletWorld Magazine steals my TNIV article and posts it on their own site! See the Soapbox (3/1)
bulletFix for a QuickVerse 4.0g problem described on the FAQ page.
bulletThe Soapbox has moved to www.craigsaidit.blogspot.com. See the Soapbox page for details. (9/24)
bulletI've changed my email address. 750 spams a day are too many. Click here to send me an email and pick up my new address. (2/6)

Popular Links:

bulletA fundamentalist goes nuts over my hair. See the very last FAQ question. (10/13)
bulletBy popular demand, I've posted the QuickVerse 4.0g update. See the Hard Questions page for details. (5/2)
bulletMany of you ask about Parsons Technology. It's old news by now, but it's covered on the Soapbox page. See also the FAQ.

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bulletSend me an email.

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