Born:

November 18th, 1970

Middle name:

 space

Pets:

A few peeves

Favorite Author:

Ayn Rand

Religion:

Satin worshipper (I didn't say Satan, quit harassing me)

Come on, seriously:

None.

I believe in life after birth.
Did you hear about the dyslexic existentialist who asked "Is there a Dog?" :)

Smoke:

Nope. Well, maybe if lit aflame...

Drugs:

Not for me. But did you ever notice the subliminal message in a USED RUGS ad?

Drink:

Prefer to think

 Favorite food:

Italian

Favorite recipe:

Gave up cooking after finding out the hard way doubling a recipe does NOT mean setting the oven at 700°F.

Favorite movie:

When Harry Met Sally. Still waiting for the sequel When Harry Married Sally
Update: Just saw Cinema Pardiso, and wow - this might be my new favorite

Fave Moonlighting character:

David, but Agnes' rhymes were great!

Favorite key:

 C#m

Favorite string:

G

Favorite tie:

Aren't scanners wonderful :)

Favorite past work numbers:

936-ROKR, 554-FUNN

Favorite flower:

Opened red rose.  Actually for a while there I was collecting various kinds of rose art.  I still have a bunch displaying at my house, though I've stopped collecting, partially because roses are so pervasive. 

Most public appearance:

I won a contest to sing backup for Iron Maiden in concert in Philadelphia.

I have a picture as well as a blurry close-up (I'm in the middle with a cyan shirt).

• "The Whiz Kid of Yardley", Inteleads. Intel magazine, they did this on me when I started. Notice they printed my phone number; believe it or not I got a fair amount of phonecalls.
• "The Whiz Kid of Yardley" & "Life is never dull for Yardley's incredible Igor Sinyak" Bucks County Courier-Times. The color photo here was terrible, so you won't get to see it :)
• "Senior named to USA Today's Academic Team". Drexel Great Court Courier - college paper. My face was plastered on the front page across campus. Great way to get a date :) (Same picture as the Inteleads article)
• "The Columbia Video Network Experience". The Moment, Columbia Sci&Eng paper.
• Philadelphia Inquirer. I sure looked different then. Coming soon.

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Sinphony