- Snap into a Slim Jim - RIP Macho Man Randy Savage 2011/05/20
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- RT @badbanana: Maybe if Matthew Broderick showed up to work more often he could afford a proper movie star car.
Podcar News
- Been out of the loop for a while. Busy with some projects. I'm going to take time today though to get caught back up in the world of PRT 2010/03/12
CollinsvilleCT.org
- Heading out with the family to give the new Canton Golf Center mini golf course a try. 2011/12/30
Fannation Blog- MLS Rookies, great sign for the future of the league June 1, 2010
Scordit- Starcraft 2 July 30, 2010Been playing it pretty much non stop after work since it has come out. Crazy awesome game. […]
- Starcraft 2 July 30, 2010
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Nike+ Latest Run:
Distance: 2.01 Miles
Time: 17.15 Minutes
Pace: 8.51 Minutes per Mile
Redesigning with Analytics
Posted: March 9th, 2011 in Public, Web Development. No Comments
I code websites for a living. So it’s not a surprise that I hear the question from a lot of people, “So I’m thinking about redesigning my website, what do you think of . . . ?” How people finish that question ranges from color preferences to the benefits of certain technical features. On occasion I offer my advise or my opinion if it’s something I feel strongly about, but the majority of the time my answer is, “I don’t know, have you looked at your analytics?”
Toddler Hiking Backpack
Posted: March 5th, 2011 in Public. 2 Comments
Our family enjoys backpacking. For a recent trip we felt it was important that our 2 (nearly 3) year old son begin to carry a few of his own supplies. But we ran into a snag; it’s difficult to find a “real” backpack for a toddler. I checked online for toddler hiking backpacks but was surprised to find nothing. There are plenty of backpacks to carry a toddler in or backpacks made for toddlers to carry, but all were geared for books or school. We needed something with multiple pockets, durable and flexible if he was going to do any hiking with it.
Tour of the New Blog
Posted: December 30th, 2009 in Design, Public, Web Development. No Comments
I wanted to take a moment to introduce the new site. I’ll explain a little of my thought process and how I came up with what I did for the site from design to functionality. Before I begin I must say that the things I write about in this post will and should change with time. A website is a unique medium that has the ability to grow and change with time. As technologies advance, so to capabilities, content should be dynamic, and it’s my aim to develop the site for you and me. You being the reader. I would love feedback and comments on the site. Please feel free to email me using the comment form in the bottom right hand corner or in a comment on the site. Anyways, on to the list.
New Site in Beta
Posted: November 12th, 2009 in Public. 1 Comment
So I’m finally getting around to updating my personal site. It’s been several years now since I put up some of my very first html. I’ve felt like I’ve come a long way since my initial attempts at web design and development. If you want to see or need something on the old version of the site you can click here.





