THE SEAN MACDONALD HOME PAGE
Have you ever done a web search on your own name, just to
see what other people might be able to find out about you? I have, but when
you have a name as common as mine, you might find a number of pages which
use your name but refer to somebody else entirely. That's what this page is
all about: the other Sean MacDonalds (or even Sean Macdonalds) of the world.
One could imagine a community of Sean MacDonalds or perhaps one could consider
all of us to be different aspects of each other, though related only by
name.
(1) First, there's me. My web page from when I was a student at UAB can
be found here, though they
may take it down one of these days. (In case, you're curious, I now have
my doctorate and am working at the University of North Alabama.) The Hawkman
FAQ that you can reach from the UAB web page is out of date. You can access
the new one
here.
(2) Next up, there's the hockey player (#8) named Sean MacDonald
of the Calgary Canucks. Find out more about him
here or
here. The latter page says, " It's no surprise
that Sean MacDonald plays the game as a thinker. With obvious academic aptitude
and a serious approach to the game, he sees the ice much better than many
of his opponents. With that vision, he has established himself as one of
team's best passers, and as a finesse player who works hard to get an advantage."
(3) There's the musician named Sean MacDonald whose Parasites & Kings
is mentioned
here. From this page, there is a link to a review, which mentions "
Macdonald was a member of Vancouver three piece The Ids, whose 1997 "Psycho
Babylon" could not have turned many heads, given its complete lack of existence
on Napster. After many exhaustive searches online, I was unable to find out
why the band parted ways, except for cluing into Sean's dedication to the
memory of Adrian Rout, former trumpet player of The Ids. At times, Mr. MacDonald
can sound like a less worldly E (see "Dance & The Critic" or the title
track) but he proves he is ambitious when coming to grips with God (see "God"
and "God is Smiling"). The overall production values are tight, thanks to
Todd Simko (Pure) and Sean's unique collection of instruments. In the end,
the derivatively Beck-esque rap of "Obsolescence" and the cheesiness of "Generic
Love Song" make this out to be a misshapen mishmash. It is only after multiple
listens that one can begin to capture the more interesting moments."
“We’re all pretty jaded and bored.
But sometimes we’re not,” is a quote that I found
here.
(4) There's the swimmer named Sean MacDonald who has a web page
here. (Click on Autobiography for more info or Photos for more pictures.)
(5) An MBA student at LSU named Sean MacDonald has a webpage
here.
(6) Some peculiar artwork done by a Sean MacDonald can be found
here.
Miscellaneous Others:
(1) There's a reference to a Sean MacDonald who works for JLM Industries,
Inc here.
(2) An HTML tutorial was written by a Sean MacDonald and can be found
here.
(3) An elementary school lesson about searching for whales on the Internet
was written by a Sean MacDonald and can be found
here.