About me

I am a biochemical engineer in a US government lab, specializing in the processing and modification of agricultural commodities. My current research is in the non-food/feed utilization of animal protein. I'm an INTJ.

I am also interested in wide variety useless topics, which is why I feel so at home with Wikipedia.

I am an alumnus of UC Davis, Cornell University and the University of Arizona. My real name isn't Ike; Ike is my kitty-cat.

I've been a slow, steady contributor since 6/23/03. I'm primarily an exopedian.

Don't be a dick; be cool, play nice and learn from your fellow editors.

Some articles I'm proud to have made major contributions to:

Some non-wikipedia stuff of mine

Reference Desk Greatest Hits


Here's a game for the bored: Keep clicking Random Article and count how many clicks it takes to get the same article twice. Now try to beat your score. Rinse, repeat.

Sandbox

Remember to start articles on:

Make template for Curtis Publishing

Articles that prove Wikipedia's awesomeness'

Copy in response to excessively passive talk page comment

Next time you find a mistake, have a try a fixing it yourself. You don't need anyone's approval as long a you edit with a sincere intent to improve the article. It's actually fun once you get the hang of it. ~~~~


I dig learning the history of my adopted neighborhood. I've contributed to all these articles (which are mostly stubby) which are somehow related to the history of my neighborhood:

Abington Art Center • Abington School District v. Schempp • Abington Senior High School • Abington Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania • Ambler, Pennsylvania • Ancillae Assumpta Academy • Arcadia University • Ardsley (SEPTA station) • Ardsley, Pennsylvania • Benjamin Netanyahu • Beth Sholom Synagogue • Bok Tower Gardens • Cheltenham High School • Cheltenham Square Mall • Cheltenham Township, Pennsylvania • Cheltenham, Pennsylvania • Chestnut Hill College • Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania • Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia • Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Country Gentleman • Curtis Arboretum • Curtis Hall Arboretum • Curtis Organ • Curtis Publishing Co. v. Butts • Curtis Publishing Company • Cyrus Hermann Kotzschmar Curtis • Edward W. Bok • Efrem Zimbalist • Elkins Estate •Elkins Park, Pennsylvania • Ezra Pound • Fort Washington, Pennsylvania • George D. Widener, Jr. • George Dunton Widener • George Horace Lorimer • Glenside (SEPTA station) • Glenside, Pennsylvania • Gratz College • Great Train Wreck of 1856 • Grey Towers Castle • Harry Elkins Widener • Huntingdon Valley (SEPTA station) • Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania • Jack and Jill (magazine) • Jenkintown, Pennsylvania • Jenkintown-Wyncote (SEPTA station) • John Charles Martin • John Wanamaker • Keasbey and Mattison Company • La Mott, Pennsylvania • Ladies' Home Journal • Laverock, Pennsylvania • Lorimer • Lorimer Park • Louisa Knapp Curtis • Lucretia Mott • Lynnewood Hall • Manor College • Mary Louise Curtis Bok Zimbalist • Melrose Park, Pennsylvania • Michael Brecker • Morris Arboretum • Ogontz, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Pennsylvania Route 152 • Pennsylvania Route 309 • Pennsylvania Route 611 • Pennsylvania Route 73 • Peter Arrell Brown Widener • Plymouth Meeting Mall • Public Ledger (Philadelphia) • Reconstructionist Rabbinical College • Reggie Jackson • Roslyn, Pennsylvania • Rydal (SEPTA station) • Rydal, Pennsylvania • Saint Basil Academy (Jenkintown, Pennsylvania) • The American Home • The Saturday Evening Post • Tyler School of Art • Upper Moreland Township, Pennsylvania • Wall House (Elkins Park, Pennsylvania) • Wallace Triplett • West Oak Lane, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Whitemarsh Hall • Willow Grove Park • Willow Grove, Pennsylvania • Wissahickon Creek • Wyncote, Pennsylvania • Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania


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