Update since no longer a student

Author: bean5

index.html

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ <h2 id="project_tagline"></h2>
 		<section id="main_content" class="inner">
 			<p style="font-size:larger">
 				I am <a id="me">Michael Bean</a>. I officially work as a <a id="engineer">software engineer</a>, but that's not all of me. I actively <a id="contrib">contribute code</a> to the open source community, <a id="research">conduct research</a>, and
-				<a id="solve">solve problems</a>. As a <a id="ling">linguistic</a> grad student at <a id="BYU">BYU</a>, I <a id="publish">publish</a>. In the process, I gather helpful <a id="NLP">NLP tools</a>. I do lots of smaller projects <a id="fun">just for fun</a>.
+				<a id="solve">solve problems</a>. Sometimes I <a id="publish">publish</a>. In the process, I gather helpful <a id="NLP">NLP tools</a>. I do lots of smaller projects <a id="fun">just for fun</a>.
 				<!-- I am a <a id="mormon">Mormon</a>. -->
 				Occasionally, I have time to <a id="muse">muse/blog</a>. That just about <a id="all">covers it</a>.</p>
 
@@ -81,6 +81,10 @@ <h4>Me and Mine</h4>
 					<li><a href="SCI-Talk.git/" class="contrib mormon engineer ling">Random Talk</a> (may soon be available in the google chrome store for free). Displays a random LDS conference talk. Great for those moments when you need a modern spiritual pick-me-up!
 						(Retry page if you get an error)</li>
 					<li><a href="http://bean5.github.io/tree-extension/" class="solve fun">Random Tree Drawer</a> Generates a random tree every time you visit. You can watch it build the branches as it goes! Great reminder to do some family history research.</li>
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+					<li><a href="http://linguistics.byu.edu/thesisdata/relrec.html" class="research publish solve NLP">RelRec code</a></li>
+					<li><a href="research/etd8982.pdf" class="research publish solve NLP">RelRec thesis document, A Framework for Evaluating Recommender Systems</a></li>
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 					<li><a href="http://bean5.github.io/romanNumeralToDecimalConverter/">Roman Numeral Converter</a>: converts to decimal; built using regular expressions, which was a novel and adaptable approach I hadn't considered before this project.</li>
 
 					<li><a href="http://bean5.github.io/AlliterationLocator/" class="contrib ling solve">Simple Orthographic Alliteration Locator</a></li>
@@ -172,14 +176,18 @@ <h5>At my current job:</h5>
 						}, {
 							title: 'Tickets tested for quality assurance',
 							count: 576
-						},
-						// {title: 'Lines of code written', count: 'a lot...'},
-						{
-							title: 'Test harnesses modernized, made more robust, etc.',
+						// }, {
+						// 	title: 'Lines of code written',
+						// 	count: 'enough to get the job done'
+						}, {
+							title: 'Test harnesses modernized and made more robust',
 							count: 2
 						}, {
-							title: 'Core code bases contributed to',
+							title: 'Test harnesses created',
 							count: 2
+						}, {
+							title: 'Core code bases contributed to',
+							count: 5
 						}, {
 							title: 'Third-party tickets created',
 							count: '7+ (adobe, JIRA, <a href="https://github.com/chocolatey/choco">choco</a>, <a href="https://github.com/mshang/syntree">syntree</a>, <a href="https://habitica.com/">habitica.com</a>, <a href="https://github.com/hipchat/hipchat-rb">hipchat-rb</a>)'
@@ -188,13 +196,13 @@ <h5>At my current job:</h5>
 							count: 4
 						}, {
 							title: 'Users of my chrome extensions',
-							count: 170
+							count: 100
 						}, {
 							title: 'Time saved at work because of a project I spearheaded',
 							count: 'countless'
 						}, {
-							title: 'Number of domains/websites enhanced by my chrome extensions',
-							count: '7+ (not counting local/test sites)'
+							title: 'Number of <i>production</i> domains/websites enhanced by my chrome extensions',
+							count: '8+'
 						},
 					];
 					numbers.reverse();