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His Manliness is an avid bicyclist who has ridden the TransAmerica Trail and Western Express Route, solo and self-contained. He is also an avid hiker, having climbed 29 state summits including CA, CO, WA, WY, UT, NM, MT, ID, AZ, OR, TX, SD & VT; 27 of Colorado's Fourteeners; and one national summit in the UK. HM is a registered metallurgical Professional Engineer in two states, and an ASQ Certified Quality Engineer. Best of all, he is a modest, self-effacing, humble guy!
HM uses Wikipedia regularly, and strives to make it as accurate, apolitical and verifiable as possible. His contributions are mostly in the areas of metallurgy, ceramics, bicycles, mountains and the places where he has lived or worked.
HM initiated and is the principal author of
- Beta ferrite
- Bikecentennial '76
- Century ride
- Ceramography
- CoorsTek, Inc.
- Hexaferrum
- Oregon Graduate Center
- Roger Bacon (physicist)
- Shape factor (X-ray diffraction)
HM has contributed to
- Auguste Michel-Lévy
- Berkovich tip
- Cape Creek Bridge
- Cementite
- Ceramic engineering
- Earl H. "Dutch" Clark
- Colorado
- Combination machine
- Denver, Colorado
- Golden, Colorado
- Hardenability
- Lucien Juy
- Mount Tabor (Oregon)
- Pannier
- Polytypism
- Powell Butte
- Rockwell Hardness
- Rocky Butte
- Samsonite Corp.
- Scherrer equation
- Shape factor (Image analysis and microscopy)
- Leonard Shoen
- Silver Lake, West Virginia
- Thermocouple vacuum gauge
- TransAmerica Trail
- Wet Mountains
HM has put his two cents into the discussion page of
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