Vincent Needham  
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Smokin'! Official Portrait In His Habitat
Me and the Linac going
up in smoke
My official departmental portrait Caught in his natural habitat

Contact me about the JRM Atomic, Molecular & Optical Physics web
or about the Linac by e-mail to vneedham@phys.ksu.edu,
or drop by Cardwell 28 and talk to a real, live person!

Welcome to my sites. There has been quite a lot change here in the last year, and still more is to come. The JRM Home Page has been redesigned once, and another tweak to its appearance is in the offing. I've also tried to standardize all the HTML and CSS used across the site.

Thanks in part to the generousity of my fellow genealogists, I have added a lot of content to the genealogy pages. Both the Needham and Simmons family sites received updates in July. A new section for Simmons family cemeteries has been added.
 



Dot Yellow Dot Here are my ever-expanding Netscape Bookmarks.
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Marvin the Martian Not only did evolution happen on Earth (even in Kansas),
it likely happened all over the Universe! Help prove the
Kansas Board of Education wrong by donating your otherwise
wasted computer cycles to the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence.
SETI@Home Logo



Scout Logo Boy Scouts of America
Space Exploration Merit Badge
Adapted from a PowerPoint Presentation
NASA



Needham Arms Genealogical Information:

Cameron Badge
"I can trace my ancestry back to a protoplasmal primordial atomic globule."
Gilbert & Sullivan, The Mikado



Imac Raiders Photos of the Immaculata
Class of 78
Twentieth Reunion
Class of 1978



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Blue Dot Department, Lab and Personal Web Statistics

"There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics."

 -Benjamin Disraeli (1804-81), English statesman,
   as quoted in Mark Twain's Autobiography




   

Red Dot Protect your First Amendment rights!


 
Declaration of Independence
   

Red Dot And fight the evil spammers, too!

Spam *used to be* illegal in the State of Kansas until the Congress and President of the United States effectively legalized it with the horrific "CAN-SPAM" act. The entire Kansas congressional delegation voted for this abomination, which gutted stronger state laws, despite Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline and other state AGs specifically asking them not to.

See the text of KSA 50-6107 via the Kansas Legislature site or through SpamLaws.
For Kansas anti-spam news, watch http://kansasnospam.org.


For more advice on fighting unsolicited email, see:

These are useful tools for filtering spam from Outlook:

You might also want to read my brief spam and pop-up FAQs at the JRML User's Guide.

For good online privacy advice in general (about spam, viruses, hackers and more), see GetNetWise, a public service of the computing industry.


You could get a phantascopic system planted directly on your retinas, just as Bud's sound system lived on his eardrums. You could even get telaesthetics patched into your spinal column at various key vertebrae. But this was said to have its drawbacks: some concerns about long-term nerve damage, plus it was rumored that hackers for big media companies had figured out a way to get through the defenses that were built into such systems, and run junk advertisements in your peripheral vision (or even spang in the middle) all the time - even when your eyes were closed. Bud knew a guy like that who'd somehow gotten infected with a meme that ran advertisements for roach motels, in Hindi, superimposed on the bottom right-hand corner of his visual field, twenty-four hours a day, until the guy whacked himself.

-Neil Stephenson
  The Diamond Age, or, A Young Lady's Illustrated Primer




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