I was born September 26, 1975 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. My parents names are John and Judy and I have two brothers, Mark and Mike. Between 1975 and 1981 we lived in a small village called Lynden and I attended Jerseyville Elementary School. When I was about halfway through kindergarten, we moved to a town called Perth, Ontario and I started attending Queen Elizabeth Public School. I started highschool at the Perth and District Collegiate Institute (PDCI) in 1989 and graduated in 1994. After living in Perth for 17 years we returned to the Hamilton area in 1997, and now live in a town called Dundas.

My interests include computers, movies, science fiction and anything related to space (the Apollo moon landings for example). I have also become interested in HTML and would like to design web pages professionally in the future.

During the summer of 1997 I was lucky enough to be involved in the production of a film directed by my friend Steven Cole. I have created a web site containing more information about this film, if you are interested please go to the "A Matter of Honour" web site to learn more.

"A Matter of Honour" is a film directed by my friend Steven Cole based on the last fatal duel in Upper Canada, fought by John Wilson and Robert Lyon on June 13th, 1833 in Perth.

Amazon.com is the biggest and best online store anywhere on the net. They sell books, music and movies (in both VHS and DVD formats) and they have a huge selection.

The Hollywood Stock Exchange is an online virtual stock exchange where users are given $2 million in virtual money to buy shares in Hollywood movies and movie stars. It can be a lot of fun, especially if you're good at it.

Cinescape Online is the home of Cinescape magazine. It has lots of information about upcoming movies, TV shows, books and computer games.

Sam the Record Man is a Canadian music and movie store.

Space.com is a great source of news and other information related to space exploration and science.

The Digital Bits is a great site for DVD owners who want to find out what movies will be released on DVD in the future. It also has reviews of movies already on DVD.

The Official Star Wars web site has a lot of information about the original trilogy and the new prequels. You can also ask the "Jedi Council" a question about the movies, or sign up for a free newsletter.

007Forever is a great site with lots of information about the greatest spy ever...
Bond, James Bond.

The NASA homepage has information about all it's activities from the Mercury program right up to the new space station. This site is NASA's government page while the Human Spaceflight page (below) is meant more for the general public.

NASA Human Spaceflight is another NASA website with information about all it's past and present activities. This site contains real time data such as NASA TV and orbital tracking programs, as well as photo and video galleries from past missions. This site is better than the main NASA website.

J-Track 3D is a great website. It has a JAVA program that tracks hundreds of satelites (including the space station and the shuttle) in real time. I have used it to find satelites passing over my part of the sky and have actually seen them pass over me at the time the program predicted.

The MSN Gaming Zone is the best place to go if you want to play games like X-Wing Vs. TIE Fighter or Rebellion over the internet.