I work as a storage research data specialist at the University of Michigan Advanced Research Computing in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA. I've also worked as a lead systems programmer/analyst at Michigan Medicine; as an applications programmer/analyst and IT manager at the Health Management Research Center of the University of Michigan; as a software engineer and lecturer in the computer systems group of the Computer Science department of Indiana University; and as an independent computer contractor in Bloomington, Indiana, USA. I was born and raised in Jamestown, North Dakota, USA and educated at University of Jamestown and Indiana University.

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• See me in various digitized images.
• Hear me ramble on about the Internet and email in 1994 for the IU News Bureau Radioline, doing my part then to overhype the "information superhighway". [.au, 1.3 MB, 2:48]
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• Browse my Unix/X11 home directory for useful scripts and configuration files, including:
  • Published open-source software: vshnu, webrowse, z, align, xtitle
• Learn about the Kinzler name and other early Kinzler's on the Net.

Some things I work(ed) on

• appenv, tools and Unix environment for Michigan Medical HITS Platform Engineering (2015-)
• Kinzler.com, an infrastucture for my online ventures (2014-)
• the HMRC Web HRA, secure online health risk surveys used by many millions of folks worldwide (1998-2014)
• Unix server and security administration for the U-M Health Management Research Center (1997-2014)
• Website design for the Center for Motor Behavior in Down Syndrome (1999)
• Unix systems programming and large site administration for the IUCS Computer Systems Group (1986-1997)
• Web development as webmaster for the IU Computer Science Department (1993-1997)
• CSCI A348, development and instruction of an advanced Web course (1996)
• IUeval, an online evaluation, survey and testing system (1994-1995)
• the picons project, providing faces for the net (1991-)
• the Internet Oracle, wired omniscience (1989-)
• the ABAT project, biomechanics at the Barcelona `92 Olympics (1992)
• vshnu, an enhanced vsh-like visual shell supplement (1983-)

Some fun stuff of mine

• the Band-Aid Applet, a rather silly use of technology [Java]
• the Cafe Wall, an optical illusion [background image]
• the Picons Card Game, great fun with lots of variety and customizability [JavaScript]
• Haikudipity (Random Word Haiku), sublime or profane?--you decide, or just exercise your vocabulary
• Schoolhouse Rock Sound Clips, nostalgia and a useful applet (ClipControl) [Java or .au]