Jason wrote his first computer program in 6th grade, designed and built a computer before finishing high school, and then went to MIT to become... a molecular biologist. The move from computers to molecular biology makes sense when you think about DNA as "programming code" and recombinant DNA technology as the means to reprogram organisms. Jason's interest in "programming" things has since taken him into website development. The rise of content management system (CMS) technology has created a wonderful opportunity for everyone to "program" a website. Once the installation of a CMS and its initial setup is complete, any authorized person who has been given the proper training can easily create, edit, and delete information on the website. Jason lives in Berkeley, California with his wife Irene. When he is not working on ways to make technology easier and more helpful, Jason enjoys entertaining friends with cooking and cocktails, then working it all off with loads of exercise (biking, running, and rowing).