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What is this site about?
This website is the personal domain of Joe Lewis. It includes information on topics such as web design, Mac OS X, Macromedia Dreamweaver development, classical music and double bass playng, digital security, and whatever else comes to mind. My weblog goes far beyond that though.
Who is Joe?
I do web and graphics work. I am a specialist in web security, and worked for several major Internet security technology companies managing their websites. I have directed corporate web presences, graphic design, and branding for security software companies as Certicom, RSA Security, and Persistence Software.
I was originally trained as a classical musician, and worked as a double bassist for several years before turning to my far geekier current role. I have performed in many orchestras, with performances with such conductors as Seiji Ozawa, Simon Rattle and Michael Tilson Thomas. I specialized in the performance of contemporary music and chamber works.
Even though my career is as a web developer, I still play in an orchestra every week.
What is San Bei Ji?
What else is on this site?
- About — You are here.
- Weblog – The most actively updated part of this site, divided into categories.
- Double Bass — or the O'Reilly Guide: "Joe Lewis in a Nutshell". This article describes my former life as a musician.
- Samples — Some selected websites and graphics that I have done.
- Fractal Geometry Wallpaper for the G4 PowerBook
- Tech Info — Some random tutorials and articles. Some of this is quite old...
- Activate PHP on Mac OS X
- Résumé — Download in HTML, Word, or PDF.
- Contact — Various ways to contact me.
If you've read this far, I might as well let you in on a hideous past secret on this site:
- The PKI Dance Returns! — This is real funny, starring my friends Tim Gage and Andrew Marley-Clarke. Sometimes you just cant stop watching it's hypnotic rhythm. Tim took these images on his Handspring with a camera attachment and emailed me the photos one day, and I turned them into what you see here
