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Credits
- I would especially like to thank Eric A. Meyer. I've never met the fellow, but he has made an excellent tutorial for learning basic HTML, Intro to HTML. In a matter of four hours, I zipped through the beginner's tutorial and was able to put the basics of the first version of this site together. An intermediate-level tutorial is also available. Thanks, Eric!
JET-
& Japan-Related Links
I've
compiled an extensive page of JET- & Japan-Related
links relating to various aspects of the JET Program, Japanese culture,
getting a job in Japan, and so on. These sites range from the serious
to the silly to the strange...
Friends'
Homepages
Unfortunately,
it seems that only a few of my friends have homepages. They're a great
bunch of people, so do please stop by their sites and say "Hi,"
too.
- Dan Bree, University of Michigan School of Information (UM-SI) graduate, now doing cool film production stuff.
- Sarah Reitmeier, UM-SI graduate, now involved in various and sundry user interface design and usability adventures in Tennesee.
- Glenn Fischer, UM-SI graduate, now budding entreprenuer and chemistry prof at Madonna University.
- Kate Degelau, UM-SI graduate (Information Economics), now super-mom in Atlanta
- Susan Dziadosz, UM-SI graduate, now usability expert at Microsoft
- Angela Mustonen, UM-SI graduate, now blazing a trail for the field in Ohio (um, I don't mean farming, but it's close...)
- T. Charles Yun, UM-SI graduate now working for Internet 2 in Ann Arbor. Always on the bleeding edge...
- Kristine Yun, UM-SI graduate now working as an Information Coordinator at Small Times Media.
- J. Brian Kurtz, UM-SI graduate, working at a cool Internet-based cable TV company in Seattle.
- Mark Handel, PhD student/wunderkind with interests in everything from printmaking to photography to interface design and information visualization
- Alan Kiste, back in grad school again at U-Michigan
- Brian Spolarich, self-described computer geek doing cool stuff with a biotech outfit in Ann Arbor.
- Scott Damask, now working for a pharmaceutical firm doing bio-research
- Jarrod VanKirk, now working in the always-exciting accounting field at the University of Michigan.