Posted in Misc, Politikin
on Sep 11th, 2011 | 0 comments
I was a little hesitant to post something on 9/11. The media hoopla has been in full force these past couple weeks and I can only imagine how this constant diet of 9/11 discussions could dig up deep emotional scars and issues that still have not been dealt with yet. But we all do have a story of that day, and it profoundly changed us, one way or another.
Ten years ago it wasn’t all to typical for me. Just a week prior I was working for Porivo, a “last mile” performance metrics company in the Raleigh/Durham area of NC. I had a bad vibe that we were about to be let go. Management called...
Posted in Misc
on Jan 16th, 2009 | 0 comments
So it’s official. As of this Monday, MLK day to be precise, I will be trekking down to the DC area (again) and go work for the government (again), taking my old position at the Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (again).
There is a lot going on so my postings have been pretty erratic as of late. Hopefully I can get back into a continuous stream of information when things settle.
Posted in Misc
on Feb 14th, 2008 | 0 comments
OK. I know I know. This site has been going through so many face lifts, so many versions, database v. static, WordPress v. Joomla!, it just never ends.
I’ve decided to resurrect as much data as I could from past versions and put them all here on my new blog and that would not be possible if it were not for the Wayback Archive.
I hope you enjoy the show!
Posted in Misc
on Apr 22nd, 2006 | 0 comments
I have had a notable absence from my website for the past couple months. Ever since switching to my new job with Skip Barber Racing School I’ve been ultra busy, and will continue to be busy trying to modernize our infrastructure. That being said I will be more diligent to get new articles out.
Posted in Misc
on Feb 10th, 2006 | 0 comments
For the past several months since I moved to Kingston NY, I have been working for the firm Pearson Education. While this opportunity was an exciting venture in the Technical Project Management space, I felt I was straying too far away from my IT roots. So beginning on 20 February 2006 I will start a new leg in my career as a Network Engineer with Skip Barber Racing School in CT. As a self confessed car fanatic, this will be an exciting opportunity to embark on.