This is me at the end of high school. You know, looking exactly as my
parents thought I should. I'm already loosing hair and those black
horn-rim glasses were all the rage then......back to didymus7 Back to Main....
This section is actually embarrassing...hey, I'm not good-looking, never was, but it'll help you understand some of the remarks I make about how people react to me.
This is me at the end of high school. You know, looking exactly as my
parents thought I should. I'm already loosing hair and those black
horn-rim glasses were all the rage then......
This was some point in college, where I was trying to have long hair, but it was
just coming out too fast. By the end of college, I'd lose the horn-rims
and go to metal frames. As you notice, I still haven't learned how to
smile....
This is a picture taken shortly after college graduation (Northeastern
University). We graduated in Boston Garden. I'm on the right, still
not really smiling. On the left is John Posey, who was my roommate for a
couple of years. I definitely look better with my head covered....;)
At Philips I spent most of my years in the Special Projects Labs. Here is a picture from one of the internal Philips newsletters about a project that was specially rushed to the customer (read 'unpaid overtime'). The head in the foreground is Bill Griswold. In the back from left to right is VP Ron Fritchley, my boss Frank Reynolds, fellow engineer Don Kosa, Me (in the colored shirt), the marketing person (I just remembered her name was Jeanette) and PMSNA president Mike Moakley. Note that I'm very hairless now, but this is pre-beard.
Here a more recent picture of me from around 1995 from the Philips 'Imager' magazine. One of the few times you'll see me with a tie. It was required since I was in Marketing at the time. Note the lack of hair....and the greyness...;-)
Here is an even later picture from my tenure at Philips. I was the Image
Quality Representative from the USA. This is the picture of the world-wide
representatives and I'm sorry to say that, after almost 6 years, I can't
remember everyone's name. On the far right is Reinhart Rusch, the
representative from Germany. Behind him is Dominique Jaegle, the
representative from France.