This is the home page for the Jeff Suzuki who grew up in Southern California, graduated California State University Fullerton in 1990, then went on to Boston University to get a Ph.D. in mathematics in 1996, and lived in the Boston area until 2002.
Random quotes:
I know I'm not the sharpest knife in the drawer. In fact, sometimes I think I'm a spoon (Jeff Suzuki)
It's a boring person who can go to the encyclopedia and look up one thing (Anon.).
Truth is stranger than fiction; fiction has to be believable (Anon.).
Those who ignore history do so at their own peril (Anon.).
Life's too short to eat soggy potato chips (Larry Niven)
Life's too long to only do one thing (Anon.)
Specialization is for insects (Robert Heinlein)
It's raining soup. Sure, it's not "all organic," and maybe it has too much salt and not enough cumin, but you can either raise an umbrella, or grab a bowl, add some potato and tabasco, and join in... (Jeff Suzuki)
Si non vult cadere, nec oculus ad astra. (If you don't want to fall, never raise your eyes to the stars. My motto)
Duc, sequere, aut de via decede. (Lead, follow, or get out of the way. Common saying, translated into Latin)
Hoc locus vigilate. (Watch this space. Common saying, translatedinto Latin)
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Academic Work
My Vita
Mathematical Stuff
GeoGebra Worksheets
Islamic Hammer Patterns
Educational Consulting
Periacademic Work
Other work
Fun Stuff
Filk Songs
Cooking and Brewing
Restaurant Reviews
Miscellaneous Stuff
Astrology
I thought I made this up, but a line very similar to it appears in Terry Pratchett's Thud!!: "He wasn't the sharpest knife in the drawer; in fact, he was probably a spoon.” Well, there are only so many syllables in the language (which is a Pratchett reference).