You can learn a lot about someone from experiences and what "they" feel are important things to themselves. Hopefully this page will tell you a little about myself without detaining you for two long.

PEOPLE OF IMPORTANCE

WHAT I HAVE BEEN DOING LATELY





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MOST IMPORTANT PEOPLE TO ME

I would like to start out this section by dedicating this web site to Sheila. She has been very patient with my never dying interest and time consumption to learning programming languages for the past 31 weeks. She has been extremely supportive and willing to help out whenever the possibility arises.

The second set of important people whom I would to shout out to are my parents. George and Margaret have giving me the guidance and support for the past 27 years, that most children can only dream of.

I would also like to thank the various professors which I have had. Most all of which hold a certain level of patience and love for teaching, that I too aspire for.

If you do not see your name here, I apologize. I would like to keep the high level of gratitude to a few individuals. This does not mean you are not important to me, for you are!






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WHAT HAVE I BEEN DOING LATELY?
In the past year I have accomplished many things. I would just like to summarize and share a few of these things with you.
I moved back to the Boston, MA area early last Summer. Since that time I have found my first home, actually a condominium. The unit is located in Lowell, MA where I am currently residing. This area is a fascinating area and filled with amazing pieces of history. For example, did you know that Lowell was the first city developed for industrialization purposes? That's right, the birth of the American Industrial Revolution was right here in Massachusetts. There are well engineered and carefully planned water canals and railroad beds still sprawled throughout the historic Lowell area. I am living in an old mill, which has been converted into condominiums.
The next great task that I have accomplished in the last year, is the process of a serious re-edumication! I went to undergraduate school to become a Civil Engineer. Although this is a well respected and challenging job, I have a desire to become more involved with the technology that we are surrounded with today. I became interested in a program offered at Northeastern University. I encourage you to visit the EDUCATION section.
This program involves 31 weeks of your life and an immeasurable desire to learn computer programming languages. So far, I can't be more satisfied with the content of the program. I finish in June, 2000, and look forward to testing out the new knowledge I have acquired.
PS: I will be looking for a new career. Feel free to contact me!




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