Initial commit for my resume website

Website viewable at www.followyourhart.us.

The current resume.html contains a carefully constructed webpage designed to emulate the
 layout of my resume.doc file, which was unpleasant to work with for several reasons.

  - Microsoft Word itself handles the document file differently across disparate versions
    of Microsoft Word and Windows.
  - The programs for editing .doc files on non-Windows OSes are even more inconsistent
    than the various version of Word.
  - The only way to ensure that someone viewing my resume would be able to see it the way
    I did was to export to .pdf, which is an even harder format to edit.
  - The state of the web has evolved to the point that anyone with a somewhat recent
    browser should be able to render webpages in a roughly similar manner according to
    many of the current W3C recommendations.
  - The inconsistencies between web browsers can be overcome through adhering to the
    recommendations, use of CSS targeting specific vendors and layout engines, and
    open-source libraries designed for the very purpose of normalizing inconsistencies.
  - There is no easy and reliable way to embed a .doc file into a webpage, and many web
    users experience a more sluggish browsing performance and disengagement with the web
    experience when utilizing components to render .pdf files within the browser.