I work for the College of Charleston, caring for
and feeding their Exchange implementation. I'm
available for independent part-time consulting, particularly on Microsoft server
products like Windows Server, Exchange and Internet Information Server.
Here's my resume. I've worked or consulted for a long list of companies
doing computer work since 1975:
North Essex Medical Associates, Belleville NJ (Computer Operator)
Glen Ridge Public Library (Page)
Newark Star Ledger (Paperboy)
Interests
I've been an Audio-Visual (A/V) Geek since sixth grade. Yes, I was one
of the kids that ran the projectors in school. I also setup, operated and
repaired the auditorium sound and lighting systems. I owe a debt of
gratitude to the late Bill Schroeder, who helped my parents buy a decent stereo
system in an age when most people had an all-in-one box. From that, I
learned the fundamentals of quality high fidelity sound systems. I am
*not* a "Golden Ears", but learned at an early age how to tell good sound from
bad.
I am passionate about DVD and the digital
entertainment revolution.
Keeping track of our ever-growing media collection is a big challenge. Until
recently, I maintained a current list of what DVDs we own and
want to own using DVD Profiler.
Click
here to see the list.
I have since committed to the programs
of Collectorz.com. They have
software to catalog music, movies, books, games, and even comic books. I
decided to use their movies program because it allows inclusion of multiple
media types - not just DVD, but VHS tapes (we're slowly phasing these out), Blu-Ray,
DivX and whatever else. The same flexibility holds true for the other
programs.
I'm interested in:
Media
Technologies (HDTV, DVD, other Media)
Computers
Movies
Singing
(Bass/Tenor/Baritone). I currently belong to four groups:
I'm a 1989 graduate of Ursinus College,
with a Bachelor of Business Administration, Management concentration, degree (cum
laude). I was not a traditional student, finishing my degree over a 10
year period, mostly at night. I simply preferred earning money with
computers over the impoverished life of a full-time student! I attended
some other excellent schools along the way: