You are the person to visit this page (since I added this counter).
The March 1995 issue of NetGuide magazine featured an editorial review of my original page. I was alerted to this by a fellow Mensan and lunatic, John Olsen aka Johnny Automatic.
Ziff-Davis Press released Atlas to the World Wide Web on CD-ROM and in a CD-ROM/book package. They requested credit information for my graphic of a California Roll, as an illustration in the book.
ALC Press Inc. in Japan requested permission to use my page in their new English class for Japanese based on Internet and WWW resources. They are the leading company in Japan teaching English to Japanese.
Point Communications noted that my page made the top 5% for the month, and requested permission to link to it.
A chef Instructor at the Culinary Arts Academy of the University of Indiana in Pennsylvania requested permission to use my page in his class on cooking.
A senior at the College of William & Mary contacted me for material for a research paper for her class in Japanese Society.
Someone wondered how I got listed on the Japan Infoweb page. Beats the heck out of me!
Kairos Multimedia, "...a UK organisation operating within the not-for-profit sector and aims to help Churches/charities/educational bodies take advantage of Information Technology," requested permission to list my page in their CD-ROM for WWW newbies.
A television network in Japan, NHK Satellite Broadcasting, requested permission to use my page in their program, "TV-Internet" over a period of several months.
My page is listed in "In the Kitchen" pages, "Recipes from around the world" "Japan", in Italy.
It airs on "TV-Internet" every Sunday for 20 minutes from 12:10 AM to 12:30 AM through March 1997, Japanese time.
It will be included in a book published by Diamond, Inc. that includes internet white pages of celebrities.
It was listed in issue #18 of "Internet" a magazine published in the UK.
The page is linked from "Splash Kids".
"The Internet Kids Yellow Pages" includes the page.
The page was reviewed in the "Watching the Web" feature in the July 25, 1996 issue of The Wall Street Journal.
The page is included in the book and CD-ROM called "Internet Smart Start Guide" published by "Gijutsu Hyoron Co., Ltd.," of Japan.
I got a review in the "after 5" feature in the October 1996 The Institute of the "IEEE".
I have been selected as a safe site for children at the "Bonus Network".
Who knows what is next!
Andy Warhol would not be able to explain all this with his quote about all of us getting our 15 minutes of fame. He would have to come up with something else. I think Garrett Morris of the old Saturday Night Live cast would be better able to explain it through his Puerto Rican baseball player character, who might have said, "World Wide Web been berry berry good to me."
NOTE: I choose not to link my page to every individual or business who has linked to this page because I feel it adds unnecessary clutter to the page. If this offends you and causes you NOT to link to this page, my apologies, but that is my policy.
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Comments, suggestions, and additional ideas are welcome. Also, I may be available to repeat this presentation at your gathering or function.
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Mark S. Hutchenreuther (Hutch)
2515 Lara Lane
Oceano, CA 93445-9187
(805) 489-0979 home voicemail/fax -- the computer figures it all out
Compuserve: 71117,2107 or Internet: hutch@rain.org