Tags: Nice Things
People We Know
December 8th, 2003, by Rich.
Some of the people who I’ve met along the way are also replete with a presence on the web; these are they, in alphabetical order. If you wish to inform me of new or modified web addresses, please drop me an email or enter a comment, and I’ll amend the page.
Nick Atkins may one day add some content to his website.
Danny Ayers is an armchair anarchist, and a deckchair technologist.
Mark Baker has Uni Pages
Owain Bennallack edits this.
Sam and Phil Bown have a nice retreat in Queensland.
Doug Breeze runs a software company specializing in inspection systems.
Jo Breeze comments from her London chambers.
Lynn Breeze is a writer and illustrator.
Mattie Breeze will be rich and famous soon.
Tony Buckley bangs a stick and entertains in a band called feckless.
Sali Earls (formerly Sali Griffiths) edits IT Wales, and plays the voice in a band called Rockin’ Horse; we used to share several teachers.
Carlo Ferroni used to do only technical stuff but may one day be more famous for his pictures.
Liz Fuller talks at people through the tellybox, and used to live next-door-but-one.
Michael Fuller thinks up ideas for how buildings should work, and also used to live next-door-but-one.
Kathryn Gray is a poet.
Mat Grove lives online and has a Nirvana website to boot..
Bebe Hildreth is future president of the United States and Purveyor of Insurance.
Mark Holliday co-wrote a paper with me.
Roger Holmes plays the guitar for the Love Vultures and runs the booking office for a very nice Chalet in Chatel.
John Keat really should do more with AirCooledFreak.com.
Ian Kershaw’s blog is so much more Airwolf than yours.
Phil Kingdom puts skilled people to work in Sydney, via his company Professional Recruitment Australia.
Rahim Lakhoo (Raz) likes his gadgets.
Stephen Melalieu works in Swansea Uni, and used to go to the same school as me when we were very little.
Greg Mitchell is now CTO of Mobestar.
Gethin Norman works in Birmingham Uni.
Hong Ong has several potential sites, this is one of them.
Steve Reeves directs.
Chris Samuel works with large computers in Melbourne.
Tom Skelley have traveled around the world and are now back in Blighty.
Garry Smith is re-learning about non-technical conversations having successfully defended his PhD thesis in late 2004.
Mike Smith teaches things to machines.
Gavin Spittlehouse has rooms to let in Bristol.
Carl Thomas discusses vikings, Portugal and probably his knees.
Jeff Thomas directs.
Zac Tolley is another head full of technical specs.
David Wasser has nurtured computer systems all over Europe; which mirror the complexity of his winter knitwear (and speaking as somebody who actively tried and failed to knit a three inch square I can appreciate the enormity of these garments).
Stephen Woolley makes computerised information easier to ingest.
