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It's been a long while...
Unfiled • August 7, 2009

I just realized I haven't updated this site in months. Pretty much since before I started working at MyEdu.com.

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USA holds Argentina
Soccer • June 9, 2008

After sub-par performances against Spain and England, the US Men's National Team held Argentina to a 0-0 draw in New York Sunday night.

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D-Day: June 6, 1944
Unfiled • June 6, 2008

Quick history lesson. On this day, 64 years ago, Allied forces began the invasion of Normandy that would lead to the liberation of Europe from the Nazi occupation. Please never forget what the men and women of our armed forces have done for us and are still doing for us.

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Dean Kamen's Robot Arm
Technology • June 2, 2008

Dean Kamen showed some video of the impressive, mind-controlled prosthetic robot arm he's invented today at D6 in Carlsbad.

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Back to the old site
PHP • June 1, 2008

Well, I tried setting my site up as a blog. It just didn't work for me since I'm just don't have anything interesting to post.

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Stoke City promoted, Reading relegated, Fulham FC survives
Soccer • May 25, 2008

Otherwise known as the good, the bad, and the ugly. I'm very excited about Stoke moving up to the EPL which will be a much needed boost for the Austin Aztex. I'm surprised at Reading's collapse when only a year ago they nearly qualified for the UEFA cup. Going down with Reading are Americans Bobby Convey, who hasn't seen much playing time due to injury, and Marcus Hannemann. Does this mean Hannemann will now come play for his hometown Seattle Sounders FC? I hope so. Fulham barely survived for the second year in a row which kept Dempsey, McBride and the rest of Fulhamerica still ticking in the EPL. But Fulham really needs to put more money into their roster so that they can better compete with the rest of the EPL. One other piece of good news is that Everton and star American keeper Tim Howard did qualify for the UEFA cup.

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Poison Ivy
Outdoors • May 15, 2008

If you've ever dealt with poison ivy, you know it can be a pain to get rid of. After I moved out to the Hill Country, I "discovered" poison ivy by accident while cleaning up leaves and brush in my yard. I didn't even know I had touched it until a couple of days later when my arms and chest developed a pretty bad rash. This was from scooping up leaves (and poison ivy apparently) into the wheel barrel with short sleeves on. In New Mexico, where I'm originally from, I never experienced poison ivy so I wasn't all that familiar with it.

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Hamilton Pool Nature Preserve
Outdoors • March 29, 2008

I've lived only 15 minutes from Hamilton Pool for over 5 years now and I just made it out there for the first time.

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USL-1 Coming to Austin
Soccer • January 29, 2008

Finally! A team to cheer for. It's not MLS but I'll be putting my support fully behind the Aztex.

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TX Lawmakers' Lack of Integrity
Unfiled • October 3, 2007

My jaw dropped when I saw this...

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CCleague Pro V1.2 Available for Download
Unfiled • May 18, 2007

The latest version of CCleague Pro is available for download. This script has come in handy for me. I hope you find it useful for your soccer league.

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Other CCleague Sports?
PHP • December 1, 2006

In addition to soccer, what other sports should CCleague be modified for? Let me know what sport you'd like to see CCleague modified for next by sending me an email via my Contact form. Please be sure to include what stats should be included for your sport and how those stats are maintained.

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CCleague Service?
PHP • April 9, 2006

I'm glad that many of you have found CCleague to be useful to you. I get so many emails from users who really have no web development experience but want to use CCleague and many people who don't have time to install and set it up.

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Ajax-based Applications
JavaScript • March 23, 2006

Now this is cool. I'm still just in the beginning stages of trying it out, but it shows just how far web-based application development - specifically AJAX - has come.

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CSS Compatibility in IE7
CSS • February 2, 2006

Microsoft released a public beta for IE7. In addition to security, one other big complaint is IEs failure to stick to the latest standards. This article at Microsoft discusses the issues regarding IE7 and CSS parsing.

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Web 2.Oh no
WWW • January 18, 2006

I'm not an expert on Web 2.0. So, I did some research and came across some interesting articles. Some talking about how Web 2.0 is helping to improve the web and some comparing Web 2.0 to the "dot-com" bubble - which later popped, of course.

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PHP - Where to Start?
PHP • January 9, 2006

I've gotten plenty of emails from you looking to download some of my PHP scripts - usually CCleague PHP - and want to customize the code but don't know much about PHP. Where do you start?

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Intro to CSS
CSS • January 9, 2006

If you're just starting out with CSS, you are probably a lot like I was - tripping over CSS syntax, floats, layouts, classes, and IDs. This website is a good guide to help you get started.

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Site of the Week
CSS • January 7, 2006

This is the first site of week. These sites have helped me, a programmer with no sense of design, work my way through blocks. This week, the CSS Vault is featured.

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