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weblogs.java.net/blog/joshy
joshy's blog | Java.net
Skip to main content LoginJoin NowHelp The Source for Java Technology Collaboration Forums Blogs Projects People Main Menu Home Projects Forums People Java User Groups Josh MarinacciJosh Marinacci first tried Java in'95 at the request of his favorite TA and never looked back. He is a blogger and co-author of Swing Hacks for O?Reilly. He is currently a Developer Advocate for the webOS at Palm, Inc. He previously worked on JavaFX, Swing, NetBeans, and client lead for the Java Store at
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ece.uwaterloo.ca/~smatsuba
Stephen N. Matsuba - Home Page
Stephen Naoyuki Matsuba ABOUT ME | WORK | OBSESSIONS | BLOG | CONTACT I was born on 14 March, '59 in Vancouver, Canada. I received my B.A. and M.A. in English Literature at the University of British Columbia, and also attended York University (Toronto, Canada) where I worked on a Ph.D in Computational Linguistics and English Literature. Along the way, my interests shifted from the literary to the technological. I began work in computational linguistics
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m2imaging.com/biographies/marcmorrell
The M2 Image » Marc Morrell
Marc Morrell Marc Morrell is an M2 Imaging co-founder. Trained in fine art at Columbia University and Illustration at the School for Visual Arts in New York, he has been a professional illustrator since'95. He has worked for such trade giants as Marvel Comics, DC Comics and Paper Magic Group. Although he launched his career as a traditional media artist, in'99 he chose to combine two-dimensional art with a love for digital flexibility and began working in
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spaceykate.spaces.live.com
The Annals of The Malfunctioness
The Annals of The Malfunctioness This is the kind of cut-rate epic history you get without a professional bard. Home About Book reviews 1/5/2011 05 Jan 2011 Leave a Comment by cupkatep in Uncategorized Wins Lament by Maggie Steivfaver The plot was really simple and the action was mostly inside the main character?s mind, but it worked. I liked this intro to a new series and the deep look at the thoughts and feelings of a girl falling in love who is leaving the unsure phase of life and
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stanford.edu/~mkjones
Matt Jones
About Me Hey! I'm Matt Jones. I like making things do what they're not supposed to. I'm currently a software engineer on the Site Integrity team at Facebook, keeping users safe and bad guys on their toes. In the past, I've worked or interned at Stanford and Microsoft, in addition to doing some work on my own. I graduated in Computer Science from Stanford in 2009 and am interested in building and breaking secure systems, understanding and visualizing large datasets, and sometimes talking about