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Copyright
All of the text, code, photographs, graphics, and data on this site are copyright Anthony Darrouzet-Nardi 1998-2009, except those I have used with permission.
For personal, non-commercial use, you may print any of my photographs, graphics, or text. For non-commercial web use, you can use photos or graphics (but not text) for free as long as you include credit with my name and a link to my homepage. For example,
photographs courtesy <a href="http://anthony.darrouzet-nardi.net/">Anthony Darrouzet-Nardi</a>
Contact me if you wish to use material from this site for non-personal use in print, or commercial purposes of any kind.
About me
After being conceived on a tropical island in the South Pacific, I was born at Stanford Hospital on March 17, 1981. I was raised in the Silicon Valley town of Mountain View, California.
While growing up in Mountain View, my peers, teachers, and family helped me develop my interests in music, research, and the environment. During my junior year at Mountain View High School, I worked on a molecular biology project at Stanford University as an assignment for my Biology AP class. That same year, at the suggestion of my parents, I volunteered at a national monument, and, with a couple friends from school, co-founded an environmental club. When I arrived as an undergraduate at the University of California, Berkeley, I combined my interests in research and environmental issues to begin doing field research in ecology. Currently, I am a graduate student in ecology at the University of Colorado at Boulder. My main professional interests are the study of complex ecological systems, the role of nature in human society, and the visual display of scientific information.
About this website
I first posted this website on 8 February 1998 as an assignment for my English class junior year in high school. Our assignment was to weave a “tapestry” of stories, ideas, art, and principles that defined our lives during our transition to adulthood. The tapestry's purpose is still visible in pages like the Proust Questions and the Acknowledgements. Another of the ten original tapestry items was this essay about Hovenweep.
This site is hosted on The Artifex, a non-profit 501(c)3 organization run by my good friend Hunter Blanks and several of his friends. The Artifex was started by Hunter and his friends because they wanted permanent email addresses. It has grown to be a full service web-serving community that hosts many websites, including darrouzet-nardi.net.
The core of this site's typesetting and layout is this CSS style sheet. I update the site using this shell script, which duplicates these files (First, Middles, Last) creating an html page for each photo, with the appropriate page title and links.