Tim Danner

This article at “Innovation: The Princeton Journal of Science and Technology,” dated May 2004, is illustrated with a picture from my ELEC 301 project with Indraneel Datta. For several years, I would occasionally get email from random people, mostly with questions about general linear algebra topics—apparently some search engine considered us authoritative on eigenvectors or something.

Anyway, I don’t mind the article using the image, but the caption they’ve given it is more than a little misleading: “A compilation of photos and processed images from a system currently being researched for face detection.” It’s definitely stretching the definition of “currently”—the pages clearly say “Last modified: Fri Dec 17 20:45:40 CST 1999″ at the bottom.

• March 12: Continental Airlines Cycling Classic (results: 64.0 miles, 15.5 mph, very challenging)
• March 19: Tour de Houston (results: 37.1 miles, 15.0 mph, a cakewalk with potholes)

And probably others, but that’s what I’m registered for now.

You should watch this neato animation set to Coltrane’s “Giant Steps.”