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May 24, 2011Crepitodus, MushroomsSteve

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Steve Caruso, MLIS

What I Do:

Computer Stuff:

Raritan Valley Community College
Where I am the Coordinator of the Interactive Digital Media & Web Development Program.

Aramaic Stuff:

Aramaic Designs
My Aramaic translation service.
AramaicNT.org
Galilean Aramaic studies vis-a-vis the New Testament.
The Mandaic Book of John
An NEH grant funded project.

My Businesses:

RogueLeaf
My own business.
Caruso Kith Kin & Co LLC
My family business.

Other Fun Stuff:

The Black Cabinet
My counterfeit coin database.
MultiPad Cipher
My dabblings in cryptography.

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