50 Years of Being Shaken AND Stirred: The Music of James Bond (Part 2: The 60s)
This post is the second in a five part series. Dr. No We’ve already talked about the James Bond theme, which makes up only a portion of the opening credits. The movie is actually very lightly scor...
50 Years of Being Shaken AND Stirred: The Music of James Bond
This post is the first in a five part series. Snertman: Ok, so they all start this way. He walks onto the screen through this circle and somebody is going to try to shoot at him but he shoots...
The REAL issues of the 2012 Election
As politically opinionated as I am, I’ve been fairly silent in my writings about this upcoming election this year. My absentee ballot has been cast so no amount of debates or annoying phone ca...
The Ballad of the Fugitive of Fairfax
After four years of taking the commuter train, preceded by seven years of working from home, I’m back in a car every day. My new job is based in Reston (ironically about 5 minutes from my first ap...
The Value of Training and Continuing Education
My father spent the bulk of his career with Burlington Industries, who at their peak were the largest textile company in the world. The last 12 years of his time there saw him in charge of train...
IE on a Mac … Finally A Reasonable Solution
If you’re a Web professional who consults with the Government like me, you’re inevitably routinely frustrated by the need to still test your sites on Internet Explorer (IE). The Government’s s...
Breakin’ Up Is Hard … Rock … Sometimes
Fair Warning: This isn’t an album review. It’s a light pop-cultural study of one of Rock’s most interesting dramas: Van Halen’s career. The departure of David Lee Roth due ...
Where Have All the Good Barbs Gone?
Happy Easter, my friends. Sorry it’s been awhile since my last post. I hope to make this blog a weekly thing, but I’ve been my usual busy self lately, doing so many things that I haven&#...
Clator takes new position at Akamai Technologies as a Senior Technical Project Manager
I am excited to announce the start of a new chapter in my professional career in Open Government and Web Consulting. I have begun work in the Public Sector Services group at Akamai Technologies base...- 2 of 3
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