How I Discovered the World Wide Web in December 1993

When I was still at Digital in December 1993, a friend named Dan Kalikow at Digital introduced me to this new facet of the Internet called the World Wide Web. He showed me some people's Home Pages at Digital and noted that the HTML language used to assemble these home pages was a superset of the VAX Document tag markup language which many of us used at Digital. Though I had been using the Internet for four years, I was never the same after that: The Web made an indelible impression on me. From that day forward, I really wanted a Home Page of my own. On May 7, 1996, I finally got it together and decided to publish a Home Page and several related pages. What you see here and in these related pages is the result of nearly 2.5 years of pent up frustration about desiring to get published on the Web. I hope you enjoy some of the things you find here.