Former web sites and properties…

• reycorp-original. I have unearthed the original ReyCorp.com. Some of the links may be outdated or broken, but nevertheless, this is the website that I ran from 1999 through 2001 while at Syracuse; it was the first website solely dedicated to the advancement of total awareness.
• reyonthehill-original. I have dusted off the original rey on the hill web-site, and I present it un-edited (besides a few minor upgrade issues; you know how it is); a collection of essays, stories and letters based mostly about life in Syracuse.
• berkeley. While at Berkeley, I posted many items from my efforts at school as well as works based on my life in Northern California on a site I called wisniewski web portal.
• thepost. In the midst of being utterly disgusted at the current news-media, specifically the cable-news medium, I created The Post, the only source for hard news online.
• freecalifornia. free california — people for a bear republic was a growing effort targeting independence for California. (Although I am not a secessionist, I do feel strongly that California could survive and flourish independently.)
• newideas. While at Syracuse I was part of an organization called, “New Ideas for New People, Inc.,” and we published a plan to develop a block on Marshall Street near the University. Coincidentally, the University has since built its new Whitman School of Management on the grounds.
• engineeringdogs. I studied Lake Onondaga as a member of the Engineering Dogs, a select group of environmental engineers.
• greenliberal. I formed, and have since put on-hold, the Green Liberal Party, the party that evolves, a grassroots political start-up./li>
• jrwisnie. My brother, a world-class architect for the prestigious Michael Graves and Associates firm, posted his work at jrwisnie.com.
• asce. While a civil engineering student at Syracuse, I created a position for myself within the ASCE Student Chapter on campus, called the “President of Auxillary Services” (which actually remained a position for the following few years). The main responsibility of the President of Auxillary Services was the upkeep of the chapter’s website, which I created.
• cie400. Also at Syracuse, I was a research assistant for an experimental steel design class.
• ce172. In my second semester as a geotechnical engineering graduate student at Berkeley, I was the final teaching assistant for the great Richard E. Goodman, an upper-level rock mechanics class.