Lansey's Alternate Resume

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Fall 2006- I am studying abroad at the University of Leicester in Leicester England. Whilst there I came across a rare Paternoster and tested out my YouTubing skills with a video.
9/1/2006- Breaking the Evolutionary Speed Limit,
Super-Fisher Variance in Asexual Populations.
I worked with Chris Adami at the Keck Graduate Institute in Claremont CA. My research regarding computational evolution used the software Avida. I plan to complete the project in a few months.
5/15/2006- Googlewhack and Internet Search Result Probability. A poster at the NJIT Frontiers in Applied and Computational Mathematics. Picture at far right.
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10/8/2005- 3 pendulum oscilloscope drawings displayed at the NJIT Art show (see the colorful thumbnail at far right). One of the "pieces" had a parametric equation for a name.
12/22/2005 The border between Alternate Resume and Mathclub is further blurred with a new update of the site, go NJIT-Pi-landers!
10/01/2005- I made the official website for the UBMTP program I am in. Check it out here.
11/28/2005- The College Dorm Microwave Cookbook is online!
11/3/2005- After about 6 months of hard work and thinking, I finally solved both the Brachistochrone Problem and the Tautochrone Problem! I am significantly proud of myself.
more here . . .

10/01/2005- I started making the official website for the UBMTP program I am in. Check it out here, or see the outdated announcement from last year here.

09/25/2005- This past summer, my brothers and I performed a River Formation Experiment.
A nice addition to any alternate resume.

08/01/2005- Fire is added as one of my so called talents . . . well I was a boy scout.
More about it here . . .

05/05/2005- Site Renovated with fancy new design. I spent some time making a spoof of a professional website (more on the spoof) so if I figured now that I know HTML I might as well make mine site look nice too (See the archived ugly old site).

04/11/2005- Your Tax Dollars at Work: I have begun an Undergraduate Biology and Math Training Program at NJIT. It's funded by the US Government through the National Science Foundation, which looks good on a resume and I get paid.
They weren't planning to accept freshman, and I had taken none of the suggested courses . . . but they read my recommendation, looked at this website, then I showed them a bit of offline math I've done. Now I am one of the 6 students in the program. They never asked for my Transcript, SAT score, or even my GPA!
I would like to thank Prof. Moore for writing me the recommendation
More about it here . . .