Welcome to the first version of my own little website. After enough nagging from friends and family, I've finally decided to make a small mark on the web about myself. After all, I've made enough websites for others already.

• I work at a major sports television network, in the Development Engineering department. I previously worked in Production Operations and then as an Electronic Systems Support Engineer.
• I graduated from Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH with a degree in Computer Science and a minor in Theater.
• Croton is a dam town.
• I am a Mac user. I am a moderator emeritus at the MacAddict Forums, where I was one of the original moderators when the forums started in 1998.
• I worked on In The Mix, a program airing on PBS.
• I am a proponent of Free and Open Source software.
• I code in, amongst other things, C, C++, Cocoa, Perl, and PHP. I love Perl, but seem to do a lot of LAMP-based coding (Linux/Apache/mySQL/PHP)
• Mariah is awesome.

I work on a variety of projects for fun, including

• The Open Directory Project at dmoz.org, where I am a Meta-Editor.
• Dartmouth VAN Toolkit for classes and clubs at Dartmouth College.
• SA Web - I help advise the group, and helped create a large number of their original services. Sometimes those need support, so I offer it.
• I wrote and maintain Disney Trip Countdown dashboard widget.
• I have contributed code to several open-source projects.
• Mariah and I helped make the artist Keiji Shinohara his website.

Here are a sampling of little mini-creations I've left around the web.

• Some of my set designs for Aida, Rosencrantz & Guildenstern, and Crossing Delancey.
• Pictures from Dartmouth's 2003 Winter Carnival featuring a giant Gandalf.
• My server at Dartmouth - Figment
• A Salty Dog Rag informational site. (Sadly, this one's defunct at the moment).
• An Unofficial Croton-Harmon High School Page which hasn't been updated in years.
• A donated information page for Croton-on-Hudson PTSA and Croton Teen Theater Comedy Night 2006.

I've added a page of pictures to the site. Just a few fun ones I've taken over the years. It may take a little to load, but I think it's worth it.