Stuff About James S. Huggins

Professional
 

Resumes: All my resumes. Both my traditional format short resume and my longer more detailed Professional and Personal History in HTML, PDF and Plain Text formats.

Other Professional
 

Professional Biography: Less detail than the resume, in a narrative format.

Articles: Information on, copies of and/or links to my published articles and to articles about me (including my one and only quote in the Wall Street Journal). It also points to a corporate Press Release about me from a prior employer.

Personal
 

Personal Biography: Like the professional bio, but ... personal.

Memberships: Information about all the organizations I belong to, including their logos, their history and purpose, and a link to their home pages.

Awards: I like it when my website won awards. So I set up some pages to show them off.

Books: When I speak professionally/publicly, I enjoy quoting from some books, citing a few others and mentioning a few more. After my presentations I am frequently asked about these books. So, I began a page to make it easier: easier for me and easier for others too. And, having a book page let's me add a few favorite books I'd like to recommend, even though I haven't quoted, cited or even mentioned them in a speech.

Guestbook: I resisted having a guestbook for a long time. I finally found one I could "integrate" into my site. Feel free to record your name. Adding your name will not place you onto any distribution list for future emails.

Hugginisms: In addition to quoting others (see "Quotations" below), I created some of my own. My colleagues began calling these "Hugginisms".

My Geek Code: Robert A. Hayden developed a "code" to permit geeks to classify themselves as to their geekiness. This is my code.

Personal Art: This page provides information about my personal art, It addresses both the visual art and the literary art, on this site.

Quotations: In the preparation of my presentations and articles, I collect quotations. This section presents those I have used, as well as some favorites that haven't yet made it into my personal work.

Snippets: I used to publish an irregular journal. It was called Snippets. Snippets contained information about new pages on my site and about major revisions on my site. It contained bulletins on the issues I was tracking (like the Search engine Disputes). It contained references to stories on the net that I found interesting. And it contained an occasional comment or two by me. Snippets was published irregularly: usually at least once a week (but sometimes a little less) and only very rarely more than once a day (but sometimes). This page told  you how to subscribe (and still does). All that said, Snippets is virtually dead now and has been replaced by my blog My Ephemerae. You can "subscribe" to my blog on the blog page. If you have any questions, just let me know.

Spot: Personal websites need two classic pages: (a) quotations, and (b) a pet. Spot is my pet.