Is your personal home page deemed worthy to appear here? E-mail me with your URL and I'll let you know.

Bryan Bennett

My brother learned how to use a modem and call Commodore BBSs from yours truly. Now, a computer programmer, he taught me how to use the internet!

Emil Gallant

Here, you'll find a respectable list of links which lean toward the Mac platform, but most apply to any platform. I highly recommend his first link, the Highway 17 Page of Shame, which was "born out of my frustration of seeing the world's worst drivers during my morning commute and not being able to actually reach out and 'educate' them." Because he doesn't take the Highway 17 drive anymore, he no longer keeps this section up, but at last check, you could still look at the full archive. A fellow carpooler of Emil's kept an Apple QuickTake 100 camera handy each morning. The best example ended up as his Jerque du Jour.

John & Tami Geli

Tami (Vence) is a former high school classmate who is maintaining the alumni web page for our class of 1988.

Arthur and Ashley Gibbs

Arthur and Ashley's web page is mostly a family-type page with lots of photos. The top page design is very well done. Arthur is my friend from college and roomate for a short time the summer before my senior year.

Alicia Goree

I met Alicia when she interned where I work Florida Conference after her college graduation. She's into ballroom dancing and has lots of photos to that effect.

Jeff Krause

Jeff is a friend of my brother, and since he lives not too far away, has become my acquaintance as well. He also provides tidbits of Internet information for me, especially since he is loosely affiliated with the Internet service provider I use, Access Orlando.

Karen Lane

Karen is a friend, also from the mid-Florida region, who has a very clean, simple page with an excellent collection of links.

Bob LeVitus

"I'm often referred to as 'one of the world's leading authorities on the MacOS.' That's way cool. To have become a leading authority on anything, much less something I love, is proof that America is a great country. I love my life. I have the best job in the world. I get paid to play with software and hardware, mostly Mac stuff, and then I get paid to write about it!"

Burton Lo

I suppose I really don't know Burton, but his personal home page is good for the same reasons as Doug Thomas', below. Burton also maintains an extensive bookmark list, which is why I keep a reference to his page.

Andy McConnell

My former roommate and one of my best friends. The bulk of it is an online catalog describing the graphic design classes he teaches as well as a good list of his favorite web sites, but what impresses me is that he is doing some simple Javascript, and he is running the web server himself! Way to go, dude.

Tammy Quackenbush

(Sorry, Tammy's page disappeared on me. Please excuse the incorrect link until I find the correct one.)
I met Tammy while attending Andrews University and we became good friends. (I knew her as Tammy Healy at the time.) Jeff, her husband, is into photography and has very nice photos on this web page.

Laurie Ringer's Literary Analysis Homepage

My other best friend is finishing her Ph.D. at England's University of Hull. There's not much here about her since the page is intended for her students, but it's her first go at web-spinning. She made an excellent start.

Kyla Sorli

A fun-loving girl I know from the Efnet IRC channel, #orlando.

Christopher W. Tamulevich

The one-and-only Green Table Web Site, featuring Bug Boy and the infamous Book of Suck.

Doug Thomas

Better known as Doubting on the #macintosh IRC channel. He is one of the operators of that channel as well. It seems that he works at one of Apple's sites doing programming and such. I yap with him occasionally when I get into the IRC and he frequently helps me out with all sorts of little Mac-related challenges I have. Go look at his "current bookmark list" or whatever he's calling it. It's got LOTS of stuff in there—some kosher, some not!