Miles Hochstein is a man with a clear vision on the Internet: he presents himself "documented", using photos as vision-evidences and describes whatever he remembers (or not) from all the years of his life. This procedure is something more elaborate and profound than a simple presentation of himself on the Internet. He focuses on autobiography patterns of the self mostly on the Internet and he presents other people's unique, indeed, pages according to his evaluation standards. For Miles this is more like a vibrant internet-mediated "life-to-life" exchange, and not merely publishing for an audience. The main questions which underline his original thought are to be found on his "musings" page at his site. Take a minute or more to think about these questions, it is worth it. An absolute breakthrough in homepage building on the Net.

This homepage is really one of the most well designed web sites. It's a mix concept, something between online diary and "regular" homepage, but it's logic is something absolutely unique. Very stylish as well.

There are at least two good reasons to visit this home page: first to see what really web art in Internet design means and secondly, to learn how many "Michelles" there are on the Internet. Excellent work.

I just quote: "Nestled into the corners and other hidden places, the web holds her treasures. Soul of the Web celebrates and introduces all of us to these sites. Places we might otherwise have missed. People we never would have met". This project collects all these homepages that everyone dreams about. Visit as many of them you can and you wouldn't miss.

Nektarios, besides being a good friend, is one of the best Internet designers and developers in Greece. In his work are included some of the greatest Internet projects ever taken place in Greece. He's now Internet Advertising Manager in the biggest Greek Provider, Otenet. Nektarios is constantly experimenting with his page so it's wise to pay him frequent visits. These days his home page I could say is evidently going through it's minimalistic period. I have to say that I've been very lucky to have him as my advisor and teacher to all the little things I know about Internet developing.