Nobilangelo Ceramalus
- Gender: Male
- Industry: Technology
- Occupation: Company Director, Member of my Community Board
- Location: New Zealand
About Me
My Christian name is pronounced 'noble-arn-jillo', i.e., both o's are long--so the first two syllables rhyme with 'noble' not 'hobble'. My surname is pronounced kerra-marliss. I was born, bred and educated in New Zealand, except for an international systems-engineer's course in San Antonio, Texas. I am a thinker with a very practical turn of mind, a scientist with a particular interest in planet-friendly energy and neuroscience, an engineer (mechanical, industrial and IT systems), an inventor, a Member of the New York Academy of Sciences, a Member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, a writer and poet, a designer in different fields, an arranger and composer of symphonic music, a photographer, and a sometime practitioner in other hands-on fields including metalwork, woodwork, stained-glass and landscaping.
Interests
- 'All that is true
- all that is just and pure
- all that is lovable and gracious
- whatever is excellent and admirable--fill all your thoughts with these things.' Philippians 4:8. '...the man who shows his scorn for the worthless and honours all who fear the LORD' Psalm 15:4. 'The first thing is to acquire wisdom; gain understanding thought it cost you all you have.' Proverbs 4:7.
Favorite Movies
Favorite Music
- Beethoven
- Bruckner
- Bach
- Sibelius
- Chopin
- Handel
- Dvorak
- Berlioz
- Wagner
- Brahms
- Tchaikovsky
- Verdi
- Puccini
- etc.
- etc.
Favorite Books
- The Bible
- Collins Albatross Book of Verse
- The Lord of the Rings
- The Enchanted April
- Winnie-the-Pooh
- The Concise Oxford Dictionary
- The Economist Desk Companion
- from The Little Prince to the Psychobiology of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder
- from Spike Milligan to Primo Levi
- from the Dictionary of Wood to the Letters of Jane Austen
- from Icelandic Sagas to The Screwtape Letters
- from Life in a Medieval Village to The Thirty-Nine Steps
- from Frankenstein to The Dictionary of English Antonyms
- from The Oxford Companion to Music to The Franchise Affair
- from The Pick of Punch to Memoirs of British Agent
- from The Normal Christian Life to Mark Twain
- from The Stones of Venice to The Three Musketeers
- from Brave New World to Moby Dick
- from the complete works of Charles Dickens to Encyclopaedia Britannica
- from Essays of Francis Bacon to The Pilgrim's Progress
- from The King's English to The Adventures of Robin Hood
- from The Biological Foundations of Music to Roget's Thesaurus
- in short a good range of history
- science
- nature
- comedy
- reference
- photography
- art
- architecture
- crafts
- medicine
- music
- poetry (about seventy books)
- etc.
- etc.
- a good and varied library.
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