After a year (or more) of struggling with getting good SEO for a website I cobbled together, my client and I have decided to bite […]
Once a cop… Pt 2.
A while back I wrote a small piece about actors who seem to play law enforcement officers more than once. I just came across another […]
The Clown Car® problem
So, here we are in early April 2016, and the political races are well underway. On the Democratic side, there’s a good race between an […]
Building a website with Google
A while ago we launched a new website that was built around a core of Google services. This site has some interesting features. Nothing ground-breaking. […]
Backslash problems
Recently, I changed website hosting. In doing so, I created some problems for people who were visiting my site that went un-noticed for several weeks. […]
Interesting numbers
Was having a discussion with Twitter user @dblozik regarding presidential fundaisers. Who attended how many,etc. So I looked up some numbers related to fundraisers and […]
The myth about GOP alternatives to Obamacare
A while back, I had a Twitter “conversation” with Daniel Garza of the The Libre Initiative. After a few back-and-forths, Daniel stated that I was […]
Justice for All? Not really
The United States of America prides itself on being a nation of laws. We elect our leaders by popular vote (mostly). Our government (federal, state […]
Circle of life
My dad’s not doing well. I realize that the number of days I have with him are rapidly dwindling. It’s all part of the circle of life.
Updating App.Config on-the-fly
Like most .NET developers, I use an application configuration file to store information that will be needed by my application at run-time. But what happens if you want to change the values that your application is using while the application is running? Fear not: there is a solution!