An example of a great web app for the mind, well and soul, is Goodreads.com.  From a young age, I’ve enjoyed reading.  It helps quench my need for new experiences, cultures, personalities and cultures. Most importantly though, reading inspires me.  I feel encouraged to be more creative: write, imagine, and philosophy. Reading just feels good.

I like to plan. I like to have goals. I like to work towards something good, something to be proud of. I’m always conscious of improving the state of: Mind Body Soul After a rough and chaotic, yet immensely educational stint in NYC, I was ready to press reset when i went to the retirement

How did this happen to me? I’ve carefully tried to stay away from addictive habits and behaviors and usually spot the warning signs. But, with Facebook, it is out of control. During a meeting, there will be a lull in the conversation and my fingers will flicker over and compulsively start typing f; which is

I have not continued to write in this blog with the planned enthusiasm I had in the beginning. (Hopefully there will be a problem/solution blog for this in the future). I also, admittedly, have not been moderating the spam comments like I should. So, I decided to add the built in the web spam filter

The past 5 years I have been lead engineer for a project and have seen it through several iterations of functionality improvements. Of course, with more users and with the curve of technology comes more requests for new pieces to be added to the original code base. However, the program has gotten to the point

I was a computer science major and I’ve worked as a software engineer for an IT analyst firm, yet I’ve NEVER had my own website!  I’ve also had a problem of wanting to start everything from scratch.  I feel like this is a huge trap that small businesses fall into. They  know they need an