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I grew up on the east coast.  During my high school years the family moved to Toms River at the Jersey Shore. The summer were spent on the boardwalk of Seaside Heights.

 
I graduated from The College of New Jersey and received an offer to join Walt Disney Imagineering where I designed, built and installed electronic control systems that were for Epcot, Tokyo Disneyland and Disneyland in California. It seemed at the time that I was building the world's biggest toys.
 
I next moved to Jet Propulsion Laboratory where I've helped to build the most expensive toys. Well toys really isn't the best way to describe what we do at JPL. We design, build and manage many of the world's most ground breaking unmanned planetary missions.  Each mission is unique and the design of each spacecraft reflects the unique mission requirements. So far spacecraft that I've worked on have gone to Venus (Magellan), Jupiter (Galileo), Saturn (Cassini) and Mars (Mars Observer, MER). Space Interferometry Mission (SIM). The project that I'm currently working is Europe Clipper. It will conduct detailed reconnaissance of Jupiter's moon Europa.
 
My sister and two bothers live in the New Jersey and New York area. I'm really proud of all their accomplishments. If you ever need a custom designed home, contact my architect brother Gregory. His architecture firm, Aquatecture, has designed some of the most stunning homes on the Jersey Shore.
 
I've had the opportunity to bicycle coast to coast across the US.  It took 9 weeks and was one of the most wonderful experiences of my life.  I've also bicycled the length of Great Britain and in '04 cycled in the Netherlands and the northern part of Belgian. Last year, 2013, I cycled from Paris to Istanbul, a total of 4,000 km (2,500 Miles).

People wonder why I would want to put all the effort in cycling on a vacation instead of taking it easy.  I think I really enjoy the challenge waking up in the morning and saying to the other bicyclists, "gee what a wonderful day, let's go for a ride".  Getting to see the country up close at much slower pace and getting a chance to meet the locals is a big bonus for me.
 
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