Anime commonly refers to the animated movies, specials, and TV shows produced for viewing in Japan. Currently gaining a following in the United States as well, anime is being released by various companies such as Viz Communications, Manga Entertainment, and Software Sculptors.
This site is home to the Home of the No-brand Heroes, web pages devoted to the show Koko wa Green Wood (Here Is Green Wood).
I'm not sure yet what else I'll be adding here, but one of the possibilities is a shrine devoted to Kyoko Otonashi from Maison Ikkoku.

Jackie Chan, the world's best action star, recently starred in the box office hits Rumble in the Bronx and First Strike. Soon to appear in Mr. Nice Guy, Jackie is like the Energizer bunny. He keeps going and going and going....
This site is home to the Jackie Chan QuickTime Cinemas.

Frequent visitors to these pages may be curious as to what kind of person this Eugene Moon guy really is. Here's where you can find out. Or is it? *evil grin*
This site is home to information about that person named Eugene Moon.

Apple's QuickTime format is my preferred choice for digitized movies. This is mostly due to its viewability on a wide variety of different computer platforms (including the Macintosh, PC, and UNIX).
This site is home to QuickTime movies from anime, Jackie Chan movies, and video games.

There's this really cool racing series called the Super Touring Championship in which modified 4-door sedans go wheel-to-wheel and fender-to-fender (and sometimes up onto two wheels). I prefer this series to NASCAR's "stock" cars because these sedans are much closer to the stock sedans than NASCAR has been in a long time. That plus the drivers are great (with some minor exceptions).
This site is home to some information about the Super Touring Championship series.

It's a great deal of fun to play video games, whether it be on a PC or on a game console such as the Playstation or Nintendo 64. I went with the Sega Saturn, but that's because it's the system to which all the arcade games I love (like Virtual On) are being ported. ^_^;;
This site is home to the most recent versions of the Daytona USA FAQ.
I am considering writing a FAQ for Super GT (or possibly one for Sega Touring Car Championship instead).

Windows, even in 95 form, is a pretty plain-looking GUI (Graphical User Interface). Luckily, there are plenty of utilities that will let you customize it to your heart's content.
This site is home to my Fun with Windows page which includes links to various programs you can use to spice up Windows.
I would like to thank NEXT Generation magazine for the excellent photo of Bill Gates, which I have customized for use on these pages.