Author: Ezra S F


  • Pearls Before Breakfast – washingtonpost.com: IF A GREAT MUSICIAN PLAYS GREAT MUSIC BUT NO ONE HEARS . . . WAS HE REALLY ANY GOOD? Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, right? Apparently, beauty also depends upon context. I’m still digesting this. I’m not able to tell the difference between a fantastic performance and…

  • Au Naturale Georgia Originally uploaded by sneezypb. Flagrantdisregard’s Magazine Cover helped make this.

  • Field Trip Sculpture Originally uploaded by sneezypb. Sculptures last year. Over the shoulder is better, right?

  • Some pictures I took Saturday: Rhododendron austrinum taken at the The State Botanical Garden of Georgia Dogwood taken from the street at the corner of Jennings Mill Road and Kingswood Drive.

  • A geological engineering company said Monday it has agreed to help in an archaeological project to find the island of Ithaca, homeland of Homer’s legendary hero Odysseus. It has long been thought that the island of Ithaki in the Ionian Sea was the island Homer used as a setting for the epic poem “The Odyssey,”…

  • Ezra Freelove, Information Technology “When she saw that the web address was wrong on letterhead, she helped us correct the problem. Thank you, Ezra! Valdosta State University I Caught You Caring I do recall an occasion while at VSU in which I noticed a memo telling people to go to an address using “www.” when…

  • Japanese Magnolia Originally uploaded by sneezypb. Last time I tried to take this photo with the Sigma lens, the pictures turned out too dark. It turns out the shutter speed was way too fast, I guess. It took me a couple weeks to figure it out. Its better now. 🙂

  • Camera and Photographer Originally uploaded by sneezypb.

  • I took a college course on FORTRAN in college. At the time I was a Pre-Engineering major with aspirations to transfer to a program requiring it. In my entire educational career I haven’t taken much in programming classes: QBasic Fortran Java Actually, that is all the programming languages I’ve learned (and through lack of use…