This is Steve Palmer's web page.

First the important stuff...

Now here's a disorganized mess of stuff, entered over time in stream of consciousness fashion. It's stuff I want to have access to from multiple locations or want to use as a future learning aid, or whatever.

I work for Verizon Data Services. Here is my resume in PDF format.
(produced using software from www.openoffice.org.)

Here's me in linkedin.
And here I am in facebook.
I'm in plaxo too, but don't go there much.

My first web page was: The World of remlaPS. Although I haven't updated it recently. Who knows if I'll ever get time to stop the atrophy? I've ported it here: The World of remlaPS. If I ever update it, I'll probably do it there.

Politics

Here are some web sites for political information.
Write to Congress Write a letter to all federal or state officials in one nice easy letter.(untested)
My representatives.
Vote-Smart.org voter information page
I'm republican, but I don't trust politicians. Here's a group I use to weed out the propoganda:Centrists.Org
and here's another: FactCheck.Org.
This is a good warehouse of political information.
Real Clear Politics
Here is the Republican Liberty Caucus.

From their FAQ, The RLC Supports:

  • Lower and fewer taxes
  • The right to privacy
  • The right to keep and bear arms
  • Balanced budgets through spending cuts
  • Educational choice
  • Freedom of speech
  • Protection of property rights
  • Market-based health care
  • Alternatives to the drug war
  • All-volunteer armed forces
  • Term Limits
  • Sound monetary policies
  • Deregulation
  • Phase-out of foreign aid
  • Ending federal welfare
  • Private options to Social Security
  • Free trade Privatization of government functions
    I agree with the RLC on most points.

    jim.com - Good reading and a handy site name.

    And here is a tax plan I believe in. Get rid of income tax and replace it with a fair sales tax. Fairtax.Org
    FairTaxVolunteer.org

    American Sheep Dogs - AKA the Chester County Victory Movement.

    Kerryisms from the 2004 election.

    Climate / Global Warming

    The science is settled? I don't think so.
    SurfaceStations.Org
    Climate Audit
    Anthony Watts
    Climate Debate Daily - Daily updates with split points of view.
    NASA Temperature Data
    Sea Ice Graphs
    RealClimate.org - I hesitate to even link to this site... More propoganda and censorship than science, but I do go there once in a while.
    Speaking of realclimate, these next two documents are must-reads.
    The Wegman Fact Sheet
    The Wegman Report
    As a credibility test, read those, then go see what realclimate scientists have to say about them.

    Grad School / Course Work

    (In reverse order)
    Capella Drexel West Chester (2001 - 2006)
    Research links

    Technology Notes

    Philosophy

    Thoughts and links about consciousness
    I understand Mr. Bob Bemer, known as the father of ASCII, passed away last week, on Tuesday, 6/22. Here's a story about him. As a precaution, I mirrored his site, www.bobbemer.com as it exists on 6/26/2004 here. Here's the Bob Bemer entry in Wikipedia. 
    
If you stumbled onto this page through a search robot, do not plagiarize
my code.  This code is published on the web primarily for my own personal
reference.  You're welcome to use it as a reference, provided you cite it
and remain within the bounds of relevent ethical guide lines.

Specifically, if you are a West Chester student, use of this code must
be in compliance with the student code of conduct and the school policy
on Academic dishonesty.
    You can e-mail: remlaps -at- ccil.org.