I've been a computer addict ever since I got my first one back in 1994 -- eons ago in computer years. It was an Intel-based 80486 that ran at a blistering 50 Mhz. Lousy by today's standards, but very cool back then.
I gradually got more and more engulfed by it until I found myself choosing it over television programs and even the opposite sex. Understandably, this choice hasn't gained me much ground with women. They'll come to their senses, though.
It was only a matter of time until I became hooked on making web pages and getting pulled further and further into the hysteria-inducing thing called the World Wide Web. This site is a good indicator of all of our skills (as of September 1997 :) We're still learning, though.
Like my esteemed colleagues Harry and Martin, I am a graduate of Canyon del Oro High School. These days, however, I spend my time on the campus of the University of Chicago. The school and city are both very appealing, but the weather has led me to become a proponent of global warming.
For the ThinkQuest project, my responsibilities are to write up the JavaScript and VRML stuff. I also have researching to do. There are probably some other things that I'm supposed to do, but I'll get around to those when the time comes or I can remember what they are. I also try to update things once in a while.
I am the most important member of the team because unlike Harry and Martin, I shower regularly.
