Stephany - German: from the personal name Steven, a vernacular form of Latin Stephanus, Greek Stephanos ‘crown’. This was a popular name throughout Christendom in the Middle Ages, having been borne by the first Christian martyr, stoned to death at Jerusalem three years after the death of Christ. In English the variant spelling Stephen is almost equally common.
Timothy - English form, used in the Authorized Version of the Bible (alongside the Latin form Timotheus), of Greek Timotheos, composed of the elements time honour + theos god. This was the name of a companion of St Paul; according to tradition, he was stoned to death for denouncing the worship of Diana, but there is no historical evidence for this. Surprisingly, the name was not used in England at all before the Reformation. [Ancestry.com]
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Previous Employers:
Special Projects Director, Center for Student Innovation, Rochester Institute of Technology
Patent Examiner, United States Patent and Trademark Office
Image Quality Expert, Consumer Printer Division, Lexmark International
Research Scientist, Webster Research Center, Xerox Corporation
Basic Facts
Ancestry:
Nordic & Germanic
Religion:
Lutheran
Zodiac sign:
Pisces
Favorite Color:
Blue
Degrees
B.S. Physics
M.S. Imaging Science
M.B.A.
Travel
Countries Visited:
England, Scotland, Wales, Sweden, Iceland, Czech Republic, Denmark, Canada
As I have been a fairly strong Anglophile, the best of it anyway, some of my favorite music to movies, kippers and Ginger Beer. British TV has always been a presence, with Doctor Who, Monty Python, The Prisoner, Fawlty Towers, Are You Being Served?, Upstairs Downstairs, and others. Yes, I even watched the House of Commons "Prime Minister's Questions" every week before Tony Blair left, and never miss a Wimbledon. Tally Ho!
However, I cannot ignore my even stronger passion for Scotland (and bagpipes), my romance for Wales, and of course of the wiles of Scandinavia, where my true spirit roams. Ireland I have never visited but hope to some day. Germany and Austria, Italy and Greece are other destinations I would love to visit.
Archaeology Work:
Boonshoft Museum - SunWatch Indian Village/Archaeological Park , Dayton, OH
Alexandria Archaeology Museum - Shuter's Hill, Alexandria, VA
Monroe Community College - Bittner Farm, Rochester, NY
SUNY College of Brockport - Finger Lakes National Forest Farmstead Archaeology Project, Hector, NY
Would like to do some archaeological work in Greenland with Caroline Paulsen, at Hiscock site with Richard Laub and in Central America.
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