Welcome to the Wild World of Bill Oops, sorry — not 1655, I meant 1955 A Superficial Online Presence of William Whitelaw NRHS '73, MIT '77 (Oh, that William Whitelaw) Not to be confused with this photogenic fellow in Glasgow . . .     Though I suppose the resemblance     is downright uncanny . . . And now, in response to popular demand [no kidding, for real] A few of my websites which have been brought back from the dead Realm of Rubber Dinosaurs This was originally at rubberdinosaurs.com. Unfortunately I managed to lose that domain, so it's now at rubberdinos.com. The site was down for many years but I've finally gotten around to putting it up again. It's incomplete and out-of-date — if that's too déclassé for you, e-mail me and I'll give you your money back. Mauser Military Pistol (a.k.a. C-96) After a long hiatus, 1896mauser.com has returned. More than anyone could want to know about the first automatic pistol to sell in respectable numbers. This site is far more complete than Realm of Rubber Dinosaurs, but still a bit obsolete. And . . . Some more modest web pages with notes on various subjects; all ancient, so external links are probably dead Mister Science and the Quest for the Future The Coulter Odyssey 13" telescope Tech notes on the optics of Galileo's telescopes The Engine Room Notes on some of my machine tools And now, a rare action shot from our Vintage Fashion Photographer --- There are persistent rumors that I do all my best work in the dark Critiques? Comments? Complaints? Send to krusher - at - email - dot - com HTML powered by NotePad The latest & greatest as of August 2021 March 14, 2022 March 16, 2022 April 3, 2023 November 5, 2024 February 21, 2025 May 5, 2025 Well, here we are, forty years later . . . . . . and still in the dark