Leonard Layton &
Gabrielle Prendergast live here, when not terrorising the good
residents of Sydney with various pranks and hoaxes.
Geoffrey
Shuetrim economist par excellence over there in that damp
grey country.
Matthew King well-known supporter
of Sydney University and now cinfo online
identity.
Murray
Woodman host of an excellent e-zine Spunk
and mean squash player. Currently tooling around the world,
last heard from somewhere in the Middle East.
David Alexander "Mad visionary"
neuroscientist and fellow Will Self aficionado.
Steven Hofmeyr Bizarre
South-African fellow who enjoys constructing climbing walls in the
backyard. How I ended up sharing a house with this man, I'll never
know.
Nigel Snoad Former other
housemate and expatriate Australian, now back in Australia. Also
shares Steven's habit of bouldering over neighbour's houses at random
moments of the day.
Wim Hordijk Former Santa Fe
housemate and Dutch expatriate. Has been known to pen (pencil?) a mean
drawing or two, also helpful for routine sanity checks.
Cosma Shalizi
Self-described `village reductionist' physics grad student at the SFI.
Whilst at SFI, kept us non-linear systems-oriented folk from drifting
too far into the wild blue yonder.
Maria Brogren From
Sweden, an occasional visitor to the dry New Mexico parts at
LANL. She also happens to be Master's student in Engineering Physics
in a place with the unlikely name of Uppsala (which I've certainly
never visited!).
Andrew Lancaster, who,
people tell me, is vaguely related to me (ok, he's my
brother), likes guitars and knob twiddling. He, his girlfriend
and a DJ mate of their's have just put together a band called Lino, and they don't sound too bad
at all, I reckon.