Alexandros Malachi Antelman

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5:50 p.m.

7 pounds, 4 ounces

Lucille Packard Hospital

Teeny techie! Bruce Antelman, founder of Information Express and reviews.com, two scientific Internet publishing companies, has replicated with his wife of five years, Maria Antelman, a visual artist and native of Greece (the family divides their time between a house in Palo Alto, Calif., and a loft in the East Village). “This is very corny, but it’s a whole new way of loving that’s entered my life,” said Mr. Antelman, one of those late-blooming dads at 49. “I was always the person that hated looking at baby pictures.” But the camera loves wide-eyed little Alexandros, who was born looking “like an ancient Greek god,” boasted Ms. Antelman, 35, who hasn’t had much time for painting lately. “He’s changing my perspective in a way, but to be honest, at the moment I’m pretty sleepy.”

Alexandros Malachi Antelman