Friends & Family
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My son Jed observes his freshly-minted sister Rebecca
in the Seibo Byoin Hospital in Tokyo where she was born.
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My sisters Lisa (left) and Carla (right) and me (middle)
at Aunt Treen's house in Waco, TX.
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My friend Peter Ballin took this picture of me and Jed
as we were climbing Black Tusk in Garibaldi Park, BC.
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Here's Peter (on the left), my wife Pat Sparkes
and me attempting to make music.
Peter's wife Shirley is taking the picture (in their kitchen).
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For a price I will reveal the secrets of |
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the ancient folk wisdom! |
For those who doubt its existence, here is a certified
NMR * image of
my brain.
[ *Nuclear Magnetic Resonance,
the proper name for the zeugmatographic imaging technique
usually called "MRI" by wimps who are afraid to terrify morons
with the N-word. Nuclear, nuclear, nuclear!
Nyaah, nyaah! My brain has nuclei in it! So does yours,
and it isn't because of Chernobyl or weapons testing.]
TRACK & FIELD:
please visit the
Personal Page
of my T&F Site
at home.
Professional:
Enough recreation; let's get down to business.
If you want to see an official outline of my research program,
check out my
research homepage. To inspect the details of what I consider
my life's work (professionally), click on
µSR.
Physics:
Are you interested in Physics? In 1996-97 I ran my UBC course
Physics 200 (Relativity and Quanta) off a Web site using the
lovely WebCT
Course Tools developed by Computer Science jocks at
UBC; you need an ID and password
to get access to that site, but I am maintaining a
public P200 Home Page for a subset of the course
(like HyperText Handouts on various subjects) that
anyone is welcome to peruse.
In Spring 1997 I also put parts of
Physics 455 (Statistical Mechanics for Engineering Physics)
on WebCT.
As for PHYS 200, there is also a
public P455 Home Page if you're interested.
As of 1998-99, there is also a Web site for the Physics part of
Science 1.
If you imagine that my personal tastes in Web sites
hold any interest for you, feel free to have a look at
the ones I have organized by topic (my own idiosyncratic list)
in
Jess Brewer's Web Map. You'd probably do better to
go straight to DEC's
AltaVista
search engine, though. Better yet, try
google.com !
If you are fond of elementary particle physics,
you may also want to peek at my diagrams of
Pion Decay and P-violation
or maybe
Muon Decay. Enjoy.
University Life:
Finally, if you are desperate enough for hypertext to have read this far
then the following cynical advice for new faculty members might amuse you:
RESID. ERRATA
Prof.
Jess H. Brewer
Dept. of Physics & Astronomy
Univ. of British Columbia
Vancouver, B.C., Canada V6T 1Z1
- Last updated 1 April 2001 -