Pages I run
These are websites that I personally administer
Links page
- Verified
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From
2005
This minimalistic set of links is my default homepage in all browsers. It loads quickly, though I don't get around to updating the listed items frequently enough.
Pages to which I contribute
I don't run the servers for these pages, but I do contribute to them in an active way
Photo.net portfolio
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From
2003
Tagged with:
Photography
A page within Photo.net where some of my best photography is hosted
Photobucket account
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From
2003
Tagged with:
Photography
This is another website where I store photos: generally ones not arty enough to put on Photo.net
Flickr
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From
2007
My Flickr photos. Not much is here. This account exists mostly so that I can comment on photos taken by others.
Google calendar
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From
2006
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Organization
This is the public version of my Google Calendar
Facebook photos
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From
2004
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Photography
This is a collection of photos, primarily from Oxford, that I have posted to Facebook.
Everything2 nodes
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From
2001
A bit like Wikipedia, Everything2 is an online database of written information that people in general contribute to. These are my nodes.
Pages related to me
Secondary items still worth listing
BlogLines
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From
2005
This is a collection of RSS feeds that I read daily. Many are blogs written by friends of mine.
Papa Fly Productions
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From
2005
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Family
My brother, Mica Prazak, publishes videos on this blog. I help with the code.
Things I have written
Essays, articles, reports, etc
“The Space Race as ‘Primitive’ Warfare.”
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From
2005
A paper I had published in the University of British Columbia (UBC) Journal of International Affairs. This paper won the Mack Eastman United Nations Prize at UBC.
“Sovereignty and Environmental Protection: Not Incompatible Values.”
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By Me
From
2004
A paper I had published in the University of British Columbia (UBC) Journal of International Affairs