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	ASEE PRISM - Apr 1999 - On Campus: Spicing Up the Curriculum
		Bleuel, a University of California Ph.D. candidate, tells people, "I'm a cartoonist, but my hobby is nuclear engineering." His biweekly strip has been a fixture on the pages of the Daily Californian, the university's campus newspaper, since 1997.
		Bleuel says that some characters and settings are based on real people and events, but others are the product of his imagination.
		However, Dr. Goldfinger, the evil professor, is a composite of all the educators Bleuel has encountered in his 10 years of college, and the character is the epitome of their most annoying attributes.
	www.prism-magazine.org /april/html/campus.html (1106 words)

	Nukees - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Nukees is a webcomic by Darren "Gav" Bleuel which focuses on the lives of a group of graduate students in the department of nuclear engineering (often abbreviated Nuc.E., whence the title) at the University of California, Berkeley.
		In 2004, Darren Bleuel hosted a worldwide Random Bag of Fun, encouraging readers to mail in either gifts or else a donation of twenty dollars, so that they could then be mailed a random gift back.
		While Cameo appearances are a common in webcomics, the frequency of cameos of both the character of Gav van Darin, and Nukees creator Darren 'Gav' Bleuel (whose real-life appearance is as striking as that of any comic character), has become a phenomenon unto itself, especially among Keenspot webcomics.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nukees (986 words)

	Engineering News, February 21, 2005
		Bleuel didn't know how to draw, but he could copy with the best of them, so copy he did: Peanuts, Calvin and Hobbes, anything he could get his hands on.
		In January 1997, Bleuel published his first Nukees strip in the Daily Cal, and the "atomic comic" was born.
		Some of the comic situations are culled from Bleuel's own experiences, such as living in Etcheverry for a month, harboring crushes on bartenders, and showing up at the wrong time for a midterm.
	www.coe.berkeley.edu /engnews/Spring05/EN06S/nukees.html (403 words)

	Forefront Fall 2005
		Bleuel knew the material was just waiting to be mined: comedy born from engineering students slaving away in the industrial environs of Etcheverry Hall, bent double under the demands of professors, pondering the nature of science over beers, and oh, the characters, the gloriously weird characters!
		In January 1997, Bleuel published his first strip in the Daily Cal, and the “atomic comic” was born.
		Now a health physicist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Bleuel spends about 10 hours a week writing and drawing the strip, published three times weekly on his website Keenspot, which is devoted to publishing web comics.
	www.coe.berkeley.edu /forefront/fall2005/bleuel.html (411 words)

	Gav - CGWiki
		Darren Bleuel, author/creator of the KeenSpot comic "Nukees" and one of the four main partners in KeenSpot.
		Gav is the name of the main character of Nukees, and also a race in the comic "Schlock Mercenary" by Howard Tyler.
		The race was created by the introduction of Gav (either from Nukees or Darren himself?) into a wormhole-based apparatus that duplicated him an extremely large number of times.
	cgwiki.comicgenesis.com /index.php/Gav (107 words)

	Welcome to AiT/Planet Lar
		Along with Professor Chip Sullivan, and Keenspot's Darren Bleuel, we chatted it up with a great group of cats about various aspects of the industry.
		Darren Bleuel went a little more high-tech, showing off his webcomic skills on another projection system.
		I was stoked to field a few of the questions myself; being a newcomer to the pro comics field offered me a great opportunity to show the attendees what it's like to get your start.
	www.ait-planetlar.com /2006/04/in-which-we-are-spreading-good-word-hey.shtml (311 words)

	Mike Sterling's Progressive Ruin
		Okay, actually we were just all members of a local computer bulletin board system, back in those wild pre-easy access to the internet days, and most of us have maintained some contact with each other over the years since that board went down (via mailing lists, personal weblogs, and such).
		Darren even still has a link to the original version of my Progressive Ruin site on his old links page.
		Darren's a smart guy, and it comes across in his strips.
	www.progressiveruin.com /2004_10_31_archive.html (2003 words)

	Mike Sterling's Progressive Ruin
		Okay, actually we were just all members of a local computer bulletin board system, back in those wild pre-easy access to the internet days, and most of us have maintained some contact with each other over the years since that board went down (via mailing lists, personal weblogs, and such).
		Darren even still has a link to the original version of my Progressive Ruin site on his old links page.
		Darren's a smart guy, and it comes across in his strips.
	progressiveruin.com /archives/2004_10_31_archive.html (1937 words)

	Modern Humor Authority \| Critical Review for the Post-Internet Age » Blog Archive » The Unbearable ...
		One of Darren Bleuel’s profound strengths is his analytical abilities, no doubt stemming from his prior field of discipline as a theoretical physicist.
		At first glance we witness a clash between science and faith, an argument long familiar to armchair practitioners of the debating arts (if they are able to be termed “arts” — how often they more resemble the mandibular gnashings of two American stag beetles attempting to secure purchase for their seed).
		Indeed, via this tenuously-displayed construct, Bleuel has exposed himself as a diehard evangelist, in a fashion that may easily escape the attention of his no-doubt primarily-scientifically-minded audience.
	www.modernhumorauthority.com /2005/09/08/the-unbearable-lightness-of-nukees (256 words)

	Darren Bleuel on Darren Bleuel
		A Poet can build only metaphors and dreams, not a house or a bridge or a frogskin loincloth.
		you create me in your image and briefly place the word, "Darren," onto your earth.
		You use the cheap and tawdry labels I sell, get quickly dressed, and leave a fleeting, curious interest on the nightstand.
	www.nuc.berkeley.edu /~gav/ondarren.html (736 words)

	Keenspot.com: Company Info
		Darren Bleuel, 32, is author of the comic strip, NUKEES, which has been published in the U.C. Berkeley student newspaper, The Daily Californian, as well as online since 1997.
		Giving careful consideration to his options, he promptly decided that nuclear engineering was too easy a way to earn a living and switched to the hum-drum world of the internet.
		After finding themselves extremely unsatisfied with their webhost, Chris and Darren banded together in an attempt to not only provide a better service, but to revolutionize the world of online comics.
	www.keenspot.com /companyinfo.html (1935 words)

	Career Center - Career Week (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		What Can I Do with a Major In...
		Darren Bleuel started drawing the comic strip Nukees in 1997 for the U.C. Berkeley student newspaper, The Daily Californian.
		Thinking that readers might appreciate catching up on missed strips, he posted them on the web at the same time, inadvertently becoming one of the first "webcartoonists." Years later, in 2000, he helped start the world's first and largest webcomic publishing company, Keenspot Comics.
	career.berkeley.edu /CareerWeek/CWBio.asp?id=37 (153 words)

	Chasing Coffee: Comment on ComicCon
		Howard Taylor of Schlock Mercenary fame moderated, and at various points Scott Kurtz heckled from the back of the room.
		Incidentally, the character Gav from Schlock Mercenary does look just like Darren Bleuel who does Nukees.
		Best quote from the panel was when Howard Taylor was obliquely talking about financial numbers and Darren Bleuel mentioned that Howard was being very conservative in the projections.
	www.unix-girl.com /mt/mt-comments.cgi?entry_id=1031 (279 words)

	Websnark: She's getting more and more like her sister every day....
		When I visualize a webcomic I want to create in my head (and, let's be honest, that's as close to me creating another webcomic as I'm going to get), the art style that I've magically become capable of for that webcomic is somewhere between Shaenon Garrity's in Narbonic and Darren Bleuel's in Nukees.
		Yes, I know all the good and fine reasons to use a computer for shading (or coloring), but it's not what brought me to the comic strip dance.
		Comment from: Darren Bleuel posted at October 7, 2004 2:09 AM Thanks for the compliments.
	www.websnark.com /archives/2004/10/shes_getting_mo.html (612 words)

	GPF: The Dragon*Con 2000 Pictures!
		In the back is Thomas Dye (Newshounds), while the front consists of (left to right) Darren Bleuel (Nukees), myself, Ian McDonald (Bruno the Bandit), and Bill Holbrook (Kevin and Kell).
		In the very front, right in front of Ian, you can barely see a small green blob on the table; this is Fred, but I think he was asleep when the picture was taken.
		Here, the infamous Pete Abrams (Sluggy Freelance) talks with fans, while Darren's hair glows bright blue in the foreground.
	www.gpf-comics.com /shows/dragoncon2000/pics.html (672 words)

	Panel2Panel.com: The Graphic Work of Amber "glych" Greenlee (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		But in this case, it's because Darren Bleuel once wrote a Nukees story with Maritza in it.
		Also, Darren's signing the comic upside down in the panel talking about chaos was another fun touch.)
		Hopefully the little dragon that several weeks back jumped into the void to try and save Gav will appear soon, and we can reunite Gav with Ma'at for his moment of clarity before Gav is brought back to life.
	www.panel2panel.com /tangent/tan-ch-0020.html (830 words)

	Notebook page 62
		Modified Wed Mar 23 15:36:00 2005 (GMT) Darren Bleuel
		Modified Wed Jan 5 15:36:16 2005 (GMT) Darren Bleuel
		It seems to me that it would be very important to warn users to avoid point detectors when energies >150MeV (or >20MeV depending on the isotope and libraries used) are modelled.
	www-rsicc.ornl.gov /rsic-cgi-bin/enote.pl?nb=mcnpx&action=view&page=62 (238 words)

	GPF: The Comic-Con 2001 Report
		I surprised Darren Bleuel of "Nukees" as he was snapping other people's pictures.
		Of course, my true photography skills shine through as the picture was blurred.
		(I was quite nervous meeting some of these guys in person for the first time.) Still, our new camera much better captures the true "blue-ness" of Darren's hair.
	www.gpf-comics.com /shows/comiccon2001/ss03.html (67 words)

	Re: Kitty go bye-bye -- The DeVry School of Evil Geniuses Alumni Assoc.
		According to Nukees, Darren Bleuel's alter-ego Gav is one of the people you have to blame.
		Nukees >, Darren Bleuel's alter-ego Gav is one of the people >you have to blame.
		Notice: Copies of your message may remain on this and other systems on internet.
	www.voy.com /24684/245.html (159 words)

	Girl Genius Online Comics!
		Airship Entertainment™ is an imprint of Studio Foglio LLC, and publishes Girl Genius Graphic Novels on a yearly basis.
		AutoKeen Lite programmed by Darren Bleuel, as a service of Keenspot Comics.
		Special thanks to RB "Sparks" who took it apart and made it work.
	www.girlgeniusonline.com /stories/minutemystery/1minute.php (154 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Brief
		The Kim Yale Award for Best New Talent was a tie, awarded to Ashley-Jayne Nicolaus, writer of DC's Haven, and Gisele Lagace, writer/artist of Cool Cat Studio (Keenspot).
		Darren Bleuel, Keenspot publisher, was on hand to accept the award on behalf of the absent Ms.
		Lulu of the Year was awarded to Sequential Tart, the online comics magazine, which editor Karon Flage reported now consists of 70 women writing about the comics they love.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=1460 (684 words)

	Comixpedia's People Of Webcomics List For 2006 \| COMIXTALK
		The two public co-CEOs of Keenspot and webcomic creators in the their own rights, Chris Crosby and Darren Bleuel have about as much "old school" webcomic cred as anyone.
		Individually, Crosby continued working on his long-running webcomics Superosity and Sore Thumbs; and Bleuel continued working on his webcomic Nukees.
		This is Darren Bleuel's second time on the POW List (#15 on the 2004 POW List)
	comixtalk.com /people_of_webcomics_list_for_2006?page=0,3 (2827 words)

	The pics I took at Dragon*Con
		Seated from left to right are Darren Bleuel (responsible for Nukees, and co-founder of Keenspot), Jeffrey (General Protection Fault) Darlington, yours truly, and Bill (Kevin and Kell, On the Fastrack, Safe Havens), Holbrook.
		Thomas and Pete managed to get out while the getting was good, but here's Darren, Jeff, me and Bill again.
		Darren Bleuel dazzles Duane Abel (and some other guy) with his juggling skills.
	www.brunothebandit.com /pics.html (352 words)

	Websnark: Cause, then effect.
		I lobbed far fewer shells onto the Trans Canada Highway using the HP with it's RPN than I did using paper and pencil.
		Comment from: Darth Paradox posted at December 15, 2004 6:25 PM Along with baf's correction, I should note that "((Tasty x 2) + Biscuit) + Darren)" would be "Tasty 2 x Biscuit + Darren +", which doesn't look quite as outlandish.
		Comment from: nothings posted at December 16, 2004 12:09 AM >"Tasty 2 x Biscuit + Darren +", which doesn't look quite as outlandish.
	www.websnark.com /archives/2004/12/cause_then_effe.html (2366 words)

	Notebook page 465
		Added Mon Aug 27 11:20:32 2001 (GMT) Darren Bleuel
		Darren L. Bleuel (gav@ehssun6.lbl.gov) Tue, 1 Jun 1999 18:14:54 -0700 (PDT) The ICL variable in MCNP contains the "program number of the current cell." Could someone tell me which variable corresponds to the user- inputted cell number, as originally specified in the input file?
		Lates, Darren Bleuel LBNL ************************************************************************ Darren** The variable NCL(LNCL+ICL) is the user-number of program cell ICL.
	www-rsicc.ornl.gov /rsic-cgi-bin/enote.pl?nb=past&action=view&page=465 (78 words)

	DOT-COMICS / Online cartoons skip traditional syndication and draw loyal fans on the Internet
		Communities spring up around popular strips through e-mail, message boards and chat rooms as fans praise, vent and discuss story lines with the artists and each other.
		"That kind of rapport with readers is definitely a big advantage of the Web, " says Darren Bleuel, creator of the Web comic Nukees, which he has drawn for four years.
		In March of last year, Bleuel and fellow cartoonist Chris Crosby (Superosity) co-founded Keenspot.com, a comics portal that hosts some of the most popular strips on the Web.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2001/04/02/DD160575.DTL (1068 words)

	Berkeley Lab Research Review Fall 1997
		Not only must we shape the beam energy and profile, we must do so without making too many extraneous photons (x-rays) or leaving residual fast (high energy) neutrons."
		To accomplish this, LSD physicist Bernhard Ludewigt, along with Rick Donahue, from the Environmental Health and Safety Division, and UC Berkeley nuclear engineering grad student Darren Bleuel have come up with a three-stage system involving a moderator, a reflector and a collimator.
		The moderator, a block of material such as aluminum fluoride, is placed downstream from the target; the reflector, a block of aluminum oxide, is placed upstream.
	www.lbl.gov /Science-Articles/Research-Review/Magazine/1997-fall/hope/hope4.html (679 words)

	Daily Archives for Clan of the Cats
		I'd like to take this opportunity to thank those cartoonists that lent me their characters for this odd little tale.
		Thanks to Carson Fire of Elf Life, Darren Bleuel of
		Nukees, Gisèle Lagacé of Cool Cat Studio and a BIG thanks to Bryan M. Richter of
	www.clanofthecats.com /d/20020714.html (75 words)

	Panel2Panel.com: The Graphic Work of Amber "glych" Greenlee (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		It's been eight weeks since my last tangent on Nukees, and Darren Bleuel has managed to keep us on our feet this entire ride.
		Whether it was Gav being given the Guinness Touch (which he lost soon after turning a certain serpent into beer - I guess Bacchus prefers to drink beer, not be drunk as beer) or finding Cecilia sitting in Ma'at's apartment, Bleuel has managed to keep his audience guessing as to what's going on.
		And Ma'at truly looks (pardon the pun) heartbroken.
	www.panel2panel.com /tangent/tan-ch-0075.html (687 words)

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