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media.mit.edu/~azinman
Aaron Zinman | Novel ways to interact with and understand others online
bio | projects | press | writings | cv I'm a final year PhD student in the Fluid Interfaces Group under Pattie Maes. I spent a majority of my time at the Media Lab in the Sociable Media Group under Judith Donath. I am now finishing my thesis. Feel free to read my PhD Proposal, although note the direction has shifted since. I am focused on understanding strangers online. [n.b.: new years resolution is to convert this into something dynamic, highly visual and awesome instead of this outdated
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irishwhitewater.com/river_alerts
River Alerts - IrishWhiteWater.com - Ireland's online River Guide
IrishWhitewater.com is Irelands first dynamic online river guide, aimed at kayaking and canoeing. It has complete river guides for many rivers all over Ireland. Along with grades, ratings and photos
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epicliving.com/web
Epic Living - Leadership Development, Training, Executive, Life Coaching, Speaking, Author
Epic Living provides dynamic leadership development training, executive coaching, speaking and learning solutions for organizations and individuals
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esiason.org/index.php/site/about/leadership
Boomer Esiason Foundation
--> CONTACT TEAM BOOMER GET INVOLVED CF NEWS THRIVING WITH CF WHAT IS CF ABOUT US HOME Letter fromthe Chairman The Team The Board YoungProfessionals Sponsors& Partners Causes Symptoms Diagnosis Treatments Research FAQ StoryArchive Podcast CFWindsprints ClubCF TransplantGrant Scholarships Resources Events Organ Donation Corporate SignatureEvents IndependentEvents The Boomer Esiason Foundation is a dynamic partnership of leaders in the medical and business communities joining with a committed
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sabi.net/nriley
Nicholas Riley: Home
Nicholas Riley home / bookmarks / software Contact information Email me at nriley at sabi dot net. Current activities I am a Medical Scholars Program (M.D./Ph.D.) student at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. I received my Ph.D. in computer science in May 2009, focusing on architectural interaction with dynamic language runtimes. My advisor was Craig Zilles. I contribute to the development of several open-source projects. Publications N. Riley