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Author: Avraham "Abe" Bernstein
Email: Avraham DOT Bernstein AT gmailbozo@example.com DOT com
Tel/Whatsapp: +bozo@example.com972.54.641-0955
WWW: https://www.avrahambernstein.com/
Video Channels:
  • primary: whatsapp, zoom
  • secondary: GOOGL meet, MSFT teams
City: Jerusalem 9727433 ISRAEL
Time Zone: UTC +02:00/+03:00 (winter/summer)
Shabbat Observant: Not accessible electronically nor engaging in any business activities from Fri. evening (Jerusalem time) beginning 1 hour before sunset until Sat. night 1 hour after sunset, nor on Jewish holidays
Last Update: 2026-08-30
Author's Secure Photos And Email Address1
Blurring Filter & Watermark QR Code Mailto Halftone

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Immediate Family

  1. Wife: Judy DOT Bernstein1 AT gmailbozo@example.com DOT com, +bozo@example.com972.50.751-5111: designer of Judaica and natural cosmetics

  2. Son: Yirmiyahu + 4: astrophysicist and optics

  3. Daughter: Naomi Sarah + 4: maternity nurse

  4. Daughter: Carmiella + 1: cellist and music teacher

  5. Son: Asher + 4: environmental scientist

Links

View From My North Jerusalem Porch With Southern Exposure Overlooking The "Navel Of The World"

View From My Jerusalem Porch

Footnotes

  1. Secure Photos: The above techniques camouflage my image from comparison with CCTV surveillance photos yet cannot stop my young granchildren from easily identifying me. Similarly anyone can easily read my distorted email watermark while almost no automated tool can "harvest" it. Admittedly there are advanced viewers who could automatically extract my email address from the QR code, but they also could have more easily extracted it by simply parsing the second line in my home page which uses the trivial textual description of my email address using the "AT" notation hack. I simply camouflaged my photo using the FOSS GIMP blurring filters (i.e. "oilify" and "clothify") while overlaying the result with my "rippled" email address watermark. The camouflaged photo provides a "kind of" two factor authentication (2FA) because if any rogue site were to post it then any skeptic could easily question it by sending me an email. BTW there are commercial de-identification (D-ID) applications which obscure photos with nearly unobservable distortion but the obscured photo would intentionally fail to pass high quality photo ID techniques such as a passport scanner. An interesting new FOSS D-ID technique would be to inject an Eurion currency watermark into a photograph, because an Eurion currency watermark would render such a photograph uncopyable by all commercial imaging software for fear that currency is being counterfeit.↩︎