Jeff Hightower on the Web


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	Jeff Hightower on the Web

Personal

Wedding - We were recently married!

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Professional

Jeffrey @ Intel - My professional website

Intel Research Seattle - My research lab

Intel - My employer

Course Material - Artifacts and webs from past academic work

Jeffrey R. Hightower

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Shadow photo by Ryan Gilmartin and myself at Joshua Tree National Park. JRH logo photo taken at the house where I grew up in Colorado. All content including photos Copyright © Jeffrey R. Hightower except as indicated. All rights reserved. Be cool, stay in school. This page is powered by 110 volts and is a smoke free website. Isn't fine print fun?


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Artifacts
Wedding \|\| The now archival webpage for the Jeff Hightower - Chelsea Newby wedding!	My Photos \|\| Who doesn't love a memoir of good times and better friends? Come mosey with me down memory cul-de-sac.
My Recordings \|\| Listen to some solo recordings I created for amusement and to learn studio recording techniques.	My Poetry \|\| Some poetry, haiku, and other drivel I've written since 1998.
My Professional Web \|\| My professional website at Intel Research Seattle including my CV, descriptions of my research, and full text of my publications.	The CSE Band \|\| A computer science-themed parody band from my days in grad school. Hear us on the Depeche Module Tour!
Stage Lighting: JavaGel Color Tool \|\| Do you still think the primary colors are red, yellow and blue? Have you ever wanted to know how colored light mixes?	Art Installation: Perception of Identity \|\| Here's an installation piece proposal exploring personal identity and perception of identity. Our team included myself, a mathematician, a music theoretician, and a visual artist.
Men of Sieg Calendar \|\| Back in grad school, my female colleagues created a photo calendar featuring the Men of Sieg Hall (our former campus building). They asked the most attractive and dynamic men from UW's Computer Science & Engineering Department to pose for Y2K posterity. They also asked me.