Jeremy Butler's Vanity Page

"All Jeremy; all the time!"


Here's JeremyJeremy, AgainAnd Again, Jeremy


Jeremy Info

Marriage to Marysia (April 5, 2003)
Ian, the Son
Flipper, The Cat -- the late, great Flip
The Official Jeremy Butler Professional Web Page
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Holiday Cards:

2015 (PDF)
2014 (PDF)
2013 (PDF)
2012 (PDF)
2011 (PDF)
2010 (PDF)
2009 (PDF)
2008 (PDF)
2007 (PDF)
2006 (PDF)
2005 (PDF)
2001 (PDF)
2000: Tuscaloosa: It's Unique (A Holiday Adventure)
1998
1996

Genealogical Materials

Jeremy's Books

Jeremy's Film Work (see also the Northwestern Kaffeeklatsch)

Jeremy's Radio and Music

My Summer "Vacation" 1999--Dallas, Tucson, The University of Arizona, Phoenix, San Diego, Los Angeles, and the Agricultural Aviation Hall of Fame The Postmodern America Tour (Summer 1989)
Spring Break 2002: Mobile and Fairhope, Alabama

Archival Material: Central High School and Madison Rose Lane Elementary School

Videos, 1970-1971

Footage shot at Central High School, Phoenix, Arizona, December 1970 - November 1971. Includes Sharman Apt, Dewey Brown, Mark Mignella, Dennis Mitchum, Mike Neils, Gloria Price, Suzanne Rabe, Andy Schefman, and me -- in short, Central's counter-cultural community. Silent, from an 8mm original.

And there are two more parts on YouTube!

Central High School Echoes (Newspaper)

Madison Rose Lane Firebird (Newspaper)

Dream Home I Virtual Tour
Around, and around you go!
Dream Home For Two
Jeremy and Marysia buy a house together!
Dream Home II Renovation: Virtual Tours
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Dream Home II: The Day After Hurricane Katrina (30 August 2005):

Hurricane Katrina's route
Katrina route

Tuscaloosa Tornado - April 27, 2011

Panorama of Forest Lake Destruction (click image to enlarge as a still image; click here to view moving panorama)
Forest Lake panorma

Election 2016 Summary

"How can we have a unified country if you don't believe what we tell you?," Life in Hell, prophetically published by Matt Groening on February 22, 1991. Source: Life in Hell Archives.

Minecraft Tutorials: Created by Jeremy and His Son, Ian


Jeremy-Generated Web Sites & Internet Projects

  1. The 1970s in Black & White online gallery - photography from my youth.
  2. Laugh Logger - an app for TV laughtrack statistics. Forked from Shot Logger on October 30, 2014.
  3. The Celiac's Progress - a recalcitrant celiac sets out on a perilous journey in search of a gluten-free existence. First post: August 11, 2014.
  4. TVStyleBook.com - Television Style companion site.
  5. TVCrit.com - Television: Critical Methods and Applications textbook companion site.
  6. Shot Logger - an online app of editing statistics and a gallery of screen shots from films and TV programs. First data gathered: August 7, 2007. Available for download on GitHub.
  7. ScreenLex: A Pronunciation Guide for Film & TV Studies
  8. Screenpedia - a screen studies wiki
  9. ScreenSite - a directory of resources for film/TV studies. Established 1994.
  10. Screen-L - an email discussion group for film/TV studies. Established Fri, 15 Mar 1991 19:42:11 CST.
  11. ScreenTags - an archive for film/TV hashtags culled from Twitter.
  12. The Internet Folk Radio List - deprecated
  13. Cripes! A Humor 'Zine
  14. "All Things Acoustic" radio program & Webcast
  15. FilmAlert
  16. Crappy Software blog - rants about all the crappy software out there
  17. paperjoy - my sister, Lydia's stationery store
  18. Yappy Face - my sister, Starin's dog treats company
  19. Red Rover, Inc. - my sister, Starin's educational correlations company
  20. Tuscaloosa Contra Dancers - deprecated
  21. "Search All" Module (for PHP-Nuke)
  22. 'Course, I got a Facebook account, too.
  23. And let's try to forget Twitter.
    Tweets by @jgbutler
  24. Perhaps microblogging will be more fun on Mastodon.
Vain, innit?

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Email: jgbutler@gmail.com
Last revised: 19 June 2023 19:22:23
Copyright © 2023? I suppose I could reserve rights and stuff, but, c'mon, who would want to pirate this?

Hastily put together: 8 December 1996 (Really, why should I update the design and ditch this long, scrolly page?
It's like a trip down memory lane every time I scroll vertically.)

Originally hosted on www.tcf.ua.edu, but moved to my own hosting account on 9/20/2009. And so, disclaimers are not necessary, he disclaimed.