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Academic Integrity Posters English at Cambridge Leadership Miniblog Colophon 2004: Earlier | March | April | May | June | July | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec | 2005: Jan | Feb | March | April | May | June | July | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec | 2006: Jan | Feb | March | April | May | June | July | Aug | Sept | Now Flickr TinderboxRSS• Contact: jnm@rubberpaw.com 
• Recent Publications
Comparing Spatial Hypertext Collections
Hypertext '09 Philadelphia Fullerine: A Case Study in 3-Dimensional Hypermedia An Accordion for the World Review of Tinderbox (2004) Overview of RSS Readers (2004) LinuxWorld 2004 (NYC) in review What is a Wiki? (2003) Caffeinate Your Hypertext (2003) • Recent Projects
World University Project
• Conferences & Speaking
Cambridge Union- Guide '07 Read for the Sky Philadelphia Fullerine Elizabethtown College Website Harbour Coffee Sales "Comparing Spatial Hypertext Collections"
ACM Hypertext '09 "Archiving and Sharing Your Tinderbox" Tinderbox Weekend London '09 "The Electronic Nature of Future Literatures" Literary Studies Now, Apr '09 "The World University Project" St. John's Col. Cambridge, Feb '09 "Ethical Explanations," The New Knowledge Forge, Jun '08 Lecture, Cambridge University Tragedy in E-Lit, Nov '07 Hypertext '07: Tragedy in E-Lit Host for Tinderbox Cambridge '07 Keynote: Dickinson State Uni Conf Upper Midwest NCHC'07: Speaker eNarrative 6: Creative Nonfiction HT'05: "Philadelphia Fullerine" Nelson award winning paper NCHC '05: Nurturing Independent Scholarship Riddick Practicum: Building Meeting Good Will NCHC '04: Philadelphia Fullerine Lecture on American Studies WWW@10: Nonfiction on the Web NCHC '03: Parliamentary Procedure ELL '03 -- Gawain Superstar • (a)Musing (ad)Dictions:
Ideas. Tools. Art. Build --not buy. What works, what doesn't. Enjoy new media and software aesthetics at Tekka. Theodore Gray (The Magic Black Box) Faith, Life, Art, Academics. Sermons from my family away from home: Eden Chapel! My other home: The Cambridge Union Society (in 2007, I designed our [Fresher's Guide]) The Economist daily news analysis Global Higher Ed blog • Hypertext/Writing
Writing the Living Web
Chief Scientist of Eastgate Systems, hypertext expert Mark Bernstein. (Electronic) Literature, cooking, art, etc.Fabulous game reviews at playthisthing. • Stats Chapter I: Born. Lived. Died. There is a Chapter II. Locale: Lancaster County Pa, USA Lineage: Guatemala Religion: My faith is the primary focus of my life, influencing each part of me. I have been forgiven, cleansed, and empowered by Jesus Christ. Without him, I am a very thoughtful, competent idiot. With him, I am all I need to be, all I could ever hope for. I oppose institutional religious stagnation, but getting together with others is a good idea. God is real. Jesus Christ is his Son, and the Bible is true. Faith is not human effort. It's human choice. I try to be the most listening, understanding, and generous person I can. Interests: Anything I can learn. Training and experience in new media, computer science, anglophone literature, education, parliamentary debate, democratic procedure, sculpture, and trumpet performance. Next: applied & computational linguistics, probably. Education: Private school K-3. Home educated 4-12. Graduated Summa Cum Laude from Elizabethtown College in Jan 2006. As the 2006 Davies-Jackson Scholar, I studied English at St. John's College, Cambridge University from 2006 - 2008. Memberships: Eden Baptist, Cambridge Union Society, ACM, AIP, GPA. Alum of the Elizabethtown College Honors Program, sponsored by the Hershey Company. |
Two Images of Springtime
No. The stress is not over, but who can argue with life? After all, how can I feel down or discouraged while immersed in the most beautiful surroundings? At dusk, we can find a beauty in the drizzle... 
And in the daytime, on our way to class, we see the beauty of the brilliant sunlight in the grass, in the trees, radiating from the warm concrete, and blindingly reflected in the railings we use to steady our gait. 
God is good to us. |
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