Occasionally stands to Tim's right after asking him a very difficult question in Q&A featuring a bloody hand, which Tim still keenly remembers.

Sometimes sits to Tim's left, being lulled by Tim's question.

Another fan of sitting to Tim's left, but fearful of being pained by a sudden Pa(w)lm strike, he inserts a Left-Ow buffer. 

Entertains a room, one that includes Tim, like no other.  

Is a Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of St. Thomas, in St. Paul, Minnesota.  His research is primarily interdisciplinary, focusing on the intersections of metaphysics & theology and virtue theory & psychology. 

Enjoys standing near St. Thomas faculty, including Tim.  She thinks St. Anselm of Canterbury was pretty much right.

Has an incredibly long left arm, which he here passes behind his own back, placing the hand on Tim's left shoulder. 

Has a regular length left arm, unlike Bill, and hangs out with Tim at Minnesota concerts.

Our first graduate assistant, and an amazing one, too.  Here he is, waving goodbye to the responsibilities as he moves on to bigger and better things. 

The current graduate assistant for RATS, waiting for your abstract submissions to start coming in.