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Freelance web developer, Winter Springs, FL
Web Developer
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2/1990-Present |
- Website design and implementation
- Web database integration with ColdFusion, SQL, Access
- Website management and maintenance
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For the last seventeen years I have been accepting various freelance contract work. These project are so numerous
and varied that I dare not try to include them here. Much of my web development experience has been freelance, as well
as many telephony-related, LAN/PC installation and maintenance, database development and general technology consulting
projects. As of March 2006, I am once again freelancing as my primary employment and I am actively
seeking new and exciting projects and challenges.
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www.neuraltherapybook.com
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| Robert F. Kidd, MD, CM | 6/2007 | |
As of 6/2007 I have accepted the responsibilities of webmaster for Dr. Robert Kidd. This site was
originally designed by Wordpower Communications and simply needs someone to update and maintain the site.
This project will also include a complete Search Engine Optimization. Dr. Kidd has another site, http://www.rfkidd.com/
where updates and optimization will be my resposibility.
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NT Seminar Promo
June 2007
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| Neural Therapy Seminar Promo | 6/2007 |
In addition to the websites above, Dr. Kidd has also contracted me to produce a promotional email via
Constant Contact to promote his upcoming seminar on Neural Therapy to be held in Chicago, IL in September
of 2007.
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www.sterryplasticsurgery.com
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| Thomas P. Sterry, M.D. | 5/2007 | | (Currently under development) |
In yet another venture with WordPower Communications, I have been contracted to perform the development
of a site for a prominent New York plastic surgeon. Building on the lessons learned from a number of
previous medical related sites, this promises to be a beautiful and function site.
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www.fptagent.com
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| First Priority Travel | 2/2007 | |
After the successful completion of the Discounts4Members administration site, the Orlando-based web design firm I worked with on the Discounts4Members
project has contracted me to develop
another administration site for their client First Priority Travel. This application will allow the client to have remotely
located travel agents to access online travel booking systems, and allow administrators to manage the agents and agent
activities online. This application is built with Coldfusion with a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 database.
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www.discounts4members.com
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| Discounts 4 Members | 2/2007 | |
In February 2007 I was contracted by an Orlando-based full-service interactive media company focused on offering website design/development, to
develop the back-end administration services for their client Discounts4Members membership services website. This application is built with
Coldfusion with a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 database.
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www.parungao.com
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| Parungao Plastic Surgery | 1/2007 | |
After successful completion of the Body Beautiful e-newsletter for Dr. Parungao, I have been contracted to
perform a complete makeover of his web site. Once again working with the team at Word Power Communications,
we are set to produce a world-class website. The graphic designs that have come to me through this affiliation
are second to none, and I am proud to add them to my portfolio! Expected completion of this 45+ page site by the end of
January '07.
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| Parungao Plastic Surgery "before" | |
Parungao Plastic Surgery had an existing website when I was contracted to build the new site. This is merely an "offline" copy of that site.
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www.parungao.com "before"
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www.mightymac.net
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| Mighty Mac Computers | 1/2007 | |
I acquired a used Apple Macintosh computer in December 2006 for the purpose of making my websites more Mac-friendly.
When I received the computer, I brought it to my local Mac shop to get checked out and to get some upgrades.
By the time I left the store, I had a contract to build a new website for Mighty Mac, and had begun negotiations
for a partnership in the store itself.
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I have sold, serviced, networked and programmed PC's throughout my entire
career, and only serviced a few Mac's during my tenure with Lifespan, Inc. It is time to broaden my horizons and
become proficient with Macintosh. What better way than to own/operate a Mac service shop?
This site will again pull out all the stops and use every trick in my repertior. The concept is simple; a virtual
Macintosh desktop in a web browser. The interface will include all the basics of the Mac OS X interface, draggable
desktop icons, opening/closing windows, the 'Dock', embedded Mac sounds and a host of other DHTML and Javascript
techniques. By the end of this project I should have a pretty good idea of how to operate a Mac!
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| Body Beautiful Newsletter | 12/2006 - 5/2007 |
My continuing relationship with Wordpower Communications in Chicago once again adds some of my best work to
this portfolio. A single page email newsletter campaign for a Chicago area plastic surgeon was quite a challenge.
This newsletter was coded through the web-based interface at Constant Contact. The experience of producing this
newsletter at Constant Contact will allow me to efficiently produce future email campaigns using this service.
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www.diedercyclewerks.com
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| Dieder Cycle Werks | 12/2006 |
Barter is beautiful! Dieder Cycle Werks in Orlando, FL is doing some repair and tuning of my motorcycle in
exchange for this small but flashy DHTML/AJAX website.
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www.wordpower
communications.com
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| Word Power Communications | 12/2006 |
After a successful launch of TensCam.com (below), Word Power Communications contracted me to develop their
website. Again, they provided the graphic design, layout and content for the site and my job was to
coordinate hosting and develop the site. This site will have another implementation of the Paypal shopping
cart.
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www.tenscam.com
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A marketing and design firm in Chicago, IL contracted me to implement a design for their client in Orlando, FL.
The graphic design, layout and content were all provided by the Chicago firm, and my job is to implement the
design exactly. This design was originally given to an e-commerce developer who was unable to match this design
within the framework of his e-commerce application. My implementation of the site uses the PayPal shopping cart
for easy integration.
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www.dropshop.com
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The Drop Shop, a specialty music store in Orlando, FL, contracted me to update their active music ecommerce site. An
extensive PHP/mySQL database driven website incorporating product database searching, full-featured shopping cart and
live Shoutcast Radio, this project has required sharpening of all my web development skills. This site is fully CSS
based to facilitate future look-and-feel changes. Numerous DHTML/Javascript elements created a challenge, and resulted
in an active-looking and functional page design. Development on this site also required the exercise of my limited
but growing Photoshop skills.
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The Drop Shop had an existing website when I was contracted to build the new site. This is merely an "offline" copy of that site.
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www.dropshop.com "before"
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www.apparelism.org
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| Apparelism Journal | 10/2006 | | (Currently under development) |
Apparelism Journal, a weekly trade and lifestyle Newswire E-zine, contracted me to develop a simple but comprehensive
content and user management system. Based on graphic design by the sites editor, and built on a combination of
the mydailydriver.com content management system and the verification-center.com administration system. This
project promises to bring my system framework to the next level.
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| Apparelism Journal Administration | |
This is another implementation of my system framework that will incorporate all the previous work on this
code base into a single comprehensive, replicable format. Development on this project is expected to continue
indefinitely. This will use primarily the content management features from mydailydriver.com, and a new
implementation of a shopping cart. Apparelism Journal plans several future additional websites, so this
will be the first multi-site/single-interface version of my application framework. This project will also call
for enhanced capabilities in user services, allowing the purchase and spending of 'credits'.
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Apparelism Journal Administration
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www.industrynexus.com
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Industry Nexus, a Hollywood entertainment industry network of studios, agencies, production companies, record labels,
PR firms and ad agencies needed a quick and simple one-page design and a logo. A very simple job in Photoshop that
demonstrates my continuing progress with graphic design work. The camera lenses and people images are stock photos
and the logo is designed from scratch. The login form at the top of the page was an existing PHP script from the
original Industry Nexus web site.
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World Hotels Redemption
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| World Hotels Voucher Redemption System | 9/2006 |
As a design proposal for multi-national travel corporation World Hotels, I put this site together. More than just a
design proposal, I used this as an exercise in re-use of code, as I have been for many years. Using mostly code
snippets developed for Verification Center, this quite functional site represents very little work. This was also
an opportunity to begin development of a Coldfusion/Access web-based POP3 email client. This new code was written into
the existing verification center framework to demonstrate the expandability of this system.
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www.fallinpinesrescue.org
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| Fallin' Pines Critter Rescue | 4/2006 |
"A friend of a friend" Fallin' Pines Critter Rescue was in need of a website rescue! The rescue had a simple web page up for
some time when a group of college students offered to create a new and improved site. After months of waiting, the new site
was short of the expectations. I created this site for them over the following two weeks. I also built a simple back end
management page to add/update/delete photo galleries and critters up for adoption, so the rescue can maintain the site
themselves. (HTML 4,Javascript/DHTML,Macromedia Coldfusion MX 7,Adobe Photoshop 7)
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| Fallin' Pines Administration | |
The operator of Fallin' Pines Critter Rescue needed a simple web-based interface to manage specific areas
of content on the site. The first being the listings of critters available for adoption and second an image
gallery manager. Again I refined old code for the task. I used the framework from My Daily Driver for this
site and modified code from LocalTownBiz for the modules.
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Fallin' Pines Administration
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| Fallin' Pines Critter Rescue "before" | |
This is an "offline" copy of the original Fallin' Pines site. The student project site mentioned above was never launched, so the
original site serves as the "official" before shot.
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www.fallinpinesrecue.org "before"
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www.lifeoceanic.com
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| www.lifeoceanic.com (Version 2) | 9/2005 |
Once the basic site for Life Oceanic was online, I began work on a second version. The newer site had the goal of
being a bit more graphics oriented and eye-catching, as well as seeing the opportunity to resurrect Quik-Shop to develop
a new and greatly improved shopping cart. This site was in the early stages of development when I sold
my interest in the company. (HTML 4.01,DHTML / Javascript 1.2,XML/HTTP via XSLT 1.0,Cascading Style Sheets Version 2,
Macromedia Coldfusion 5.0,Macromedia Flash MX,Adobe Photoshop 6)
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www.lifeoceanic.com
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| www.lifeoceanic.com (Version 1) | 8/2005 |
After taking over Life Oceanic, the company needed a website. I developed a quick company site in HTML, then developed
a simple shopping cart using Coldfusion, an Access database and integrated this into a PayPal shopping cart. While
not the prettiest or most complicated site I've done, it was up and running within days of taking over this company
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Life Oceanic, Inc., Apollo Beach, FL
Owner/Operator |
08/2005-03/2006 |
- Owned and operated 7,500 sq. ft. wholesale marine tropical fish distributor.
- Managed and maintained 12 marine systems ranging in size from 1000-3500 gallons each.
- Conducted purchasing, receiving, marketing and sales of marine wildlife and aquarium supplies.
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I often manage to merge my work and my hobbies. I have been an aquarium hobbyist since a very early
age. During the summer of 2005, while looking for a new fish tank, I found this company for sale. I partnered with the
owner to continue to operate the facility, rather than sell. I spent the next six months immersed in the marine and reef
aquarium business. In addition to producing a website for the company, I participated in all aspects of running this
business. From purchasing to sales, fish care and large systems maintenance, and a very successful eBay store. In March of
2006 I sold my share of the company and returned to the Orlando area to seek a new challenge.
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www.destinationcenter.com
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| www.destinationcenter.com | 11/2004 |
When Destination Center was experiencing major growth and moving to a new facility, it was time for an updated corporate
website. While this was a relatively simple HTML/CSS site, the highlights are the graphic design work and layout, and
the online employment application form.
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www.flaholiday.co.uk
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| www.flaholiday.co.uk | 11/2004 |
Destination Center promoted numerous different travel packages, and each one required a website detailing the offering.
flaholiday.co.uk is just one example of one of these sites that I developed and maintained during my employ with
Destination Center. On this particular site, we contracted out the Flash element for the top of the page.
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www.verification-center.com
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| www.verification-center.com | 3/2004 |
The Verification Center application is the culmination of all the Coldfusion work I have done to date. Verification Center
began as a small project to generate a form email to travel customers. It grew into an order management system, customer
management system, internet marketing campaign manager and transaction processing system integrated into a single site and
a single interface. Programming on this site continued for over a year, and the code behind it will serve as a solid
foundation for future web based application development. (HTML 4.01,DHTML / Javascript 1.2,XML/HTTP via XSLT 1.0,Cascading
Style Sheets Version 2,Macromedia Coldfusion 5.0,Macromedia Flash MX,Adobe Photoshop 5.5)
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Destination Center, Inc., Orlando, FL
Chief Technology Officer |
03/2004-08/2005 |
- Top level company management in all aspects of marketing, personnel and technology.
- Participated in high level internet media purchasing with numerous media outlets.
- Managed all company technologies in networks, telephony and internet.
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A former employee of Essential Marketing Concepts contacted me in March of 2004 and asked if I would
meet with some of his friends who were starting a marketing company in Orlando. In our meeting we determined that we
had many like ideas about how to build and run a marketing company of this type. Mostly based on data management. Over
the next year, I defined, designed, developed and implemented an advance online software package to manage and integrate
all of the data generated by the company. A sales and marketing campaign data analysis package that saw this company
make more than $4 million in sales in just over eight months. Although our ideas of systems and data management were
very much alike, I had major differences with the partners personnel management style. That led to my departing the company
in August of 2004.
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www.upholsterybydennis.com
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| www.upholsterybydennis.com | 5/2003 |
While working at Upholstery by Dennis, I designed a simple web site for the company that offered the two products that
the company was selling well online. I used the PayPal shopping cart as the quickest way to get the site online as
PayPal was already being used by the company for eBay sales. Although I felt like I should include this project here,
it was not much of a project. This site was done in the evenings over a couple of days in May.
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Upholstery by Dennis, Oviedo, FL
Partner/Upholstery Technician |
04/2003-02/2004 |
- Managed all aspects of shop operations.
- Carpet replacement, headliner replacement, seat re-covering.
- Various custom auto interior/trim work.
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While restoring my 1974 Plymouth, I found Dennis Harveys' small upholstery shop in Oviedo, FL. I hired him to
install the new vinyl top on my car. While the job was being done, I talked extensively with Mr. Harvey about
my car, my hobby, his business, the car business and my web development background. Before the job was complete,
we had established a friendship, which developed into a partnership in his shop. I worked in the shop for the
next 10 months and received a great OJT education in auto upholstery and trim. Unfortunately this was not a
very profitable business, and in February of 2004 I left the partnership to seek a new opportunity.
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www.mydailydriver.com
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| www.mydailydriver.com (Version 2) | 3/2003 |
When time permitted, I began a re-design of the MyDailyDriver site with several goals in mind; change the format
from a monthly magazine issue to a full-time e-zine; and to apply my expertise with content management and back-end to
my hobby site. This was also a good opportunity to practice site promotion and marketing and search engine optimization.
I also produced many of the graphics for the new site, which had not been one of my primary skills. This site also
provided several chances to work in Flash Studio to become more familiar with that environment.
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| MyDailyDriver Administration | |
During the renovation of the My Daily Driver website, I wanted to make use of as much existing code as possible.
The search engine code from LocalTownBiz was used for the links database, the content management code from
InsiteOne was used and extensively re-worked for content management on this site as well as new modules for
banner advertising management and for system login and security. This administration site is ripe for a
re-write as I have since cleaned up my administration framework considerably. Stay Tuned...
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MyDailyDriver Administration
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www.optionbenefits.com
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| www.optionbenefits.com | 2/2002 |
After working with Essential Marketing Concepts, I partnered with the owner to form Option Benefits, Inc.
As a partner in this startup, this website was entirely my responsibility from concept to design, from
design to implementation and from implementation to ongoing maintenance and support. This project exercised
all of my web and programming skills and involved several customized online banking relationships. While the idea
behind Option Benefits was very promising, the venture was severely under-funded and ceased operations in December
of 2002. (HTML 3.2,Javascript 1.1,Macromedia Coldfusion 4.5,Adobe Photoshop 5.0)
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Option Benefits Corp., Winter Springs, FL
Partner / Webmaster |
2/2002-1/2003 |
- Developed concept, plan, funding and start-up of company.
- Developed product offering and established provider relationships.
- Responsible for all technical operations of the company.
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Option Benefits is a program that allows individuals to receive quality care at an affordable price,
under a system that allows the healthcare provider to get the immediate payment--at the same rates they
receive from an insurance company 60 or 90 days later--without the paperwork and restrictions.
As a partner in this startup, this website was entirely my responsibility from concept to design, from
design to implementation and from implementation to ongoing maintenance and support. This project exercised
all of my web and programming skills and involved several customized online banking relationships. While the idea
behind Option Benefits was very promising, the venture was severely under-funded and ceased operations in December
of 2002.
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Essential Marketing Concepts, Winter Springs, FL
Systems Analyst |
5/2001-2/2002 |
- Responsible for support and maintenance of 25 user LAN
- Application support for "predictive dialer" system
- Database design, implementation and maintenance of 50,000+ customer database
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www.hogwildtv.com
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I was contracted to develop the website for a startup weekly television program, Hog Wild TV. I provided
structural design, graphics, html and content. I worked closely with a graphic designer to conceive the 'Torque the Hog'
character and the graphical theme for the site. All the content for the site was collected by me and posted in lieu
of material to be provided by the shows writers.
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www.insiteone.com
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I accepted a contract from InSite One, Inc. a 'Digital Medical Image Data Warehouse' firm to develop their corporate
website. Working with a graphic designer of the clients choice, we underwent two complete versions of this website.
Both sites required a complete content management system developed in Coldfusion that would allow the companys staff to
manage the sites content. This management system was yet another revision of the framework started in Quik-Shop and revised
for LocalTownBiz.
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| InSite One Administration | |
This administration site was my first large-scale re-work of an administration site in Coldfusion. For this
application the framework was used as more of a content management system. It was aimed at the employees of
InSite One to allow the rank-and-file to manage site content.
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InSite One Administration
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www.mydailydriver.com
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| www.mydailydriver.com | 12/1999 |
After purchasing an antique car, I wanted to share pictures of it with friends on the web. Rather than keeping
it simple, I opted for an exercise in browser manipulation techniques and cross-browser/cross-platform site design. In
collaboration with a friend and fellow car hobbyist we began publishing a monthly online car magazine. After a year of
production and ten issues in the can, it became too much work to manage as a hobby and the site was converted to this
'back issues' page to allow convenient access to all the work to date.
(HTML 3.2,Javascript 1.1,Adobe Photoshop 4.0)
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My Daily Driver (version 1) is a Web-Based Magazine for classic car enthusiasts. This site is an
idea developed by myself and one partner. I participated in design, layout and produced content for the
site. All technical aspects of this site including hosting services, HTML and Javascript development and
deployment done by me. All promotion of this site conducted by me and has obtained over 4000 unique
visitors in its first month online. This site demonstrates advanced layout techniques and browser
manipulation. Each month from March thru December of 2001 a new "Issue" was published on the site on or about
the 15th of the month. Although My Daily Driver was very popular, other projects took precedence and monthly
updates to My Daily Driver were discontinued as of December of 2001. The domain name and hosting
services were maintained with the intention of re-starting this website in the future.
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www.localtownbiz.com
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| www.localtownbiz.com | 4/1999 |
As a freelance developer I was contracted to develop the back-end application and web services for a local business
search engine. I used Coldfusion with an Access database to develop an extensive listing and ad placement management
application and a robust search interface for the front-end. I was able to re-use code from the Quik-Shop login and
based the search interface on code written for gigaitforum. The original Quik-Shop administration application was updated
and used as a framework for this project.
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The administration site for localtownbiz.com was an extensive Coldfusion application to manage the Access database for
the site. This application included management of companies listed in the search engine, business types, business
categories, advertising placement, and user management for the admin application. This was yet another reincarnation
of the system framework from Quik-Shop with major advancements in modularity and expandability.
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LocalTownBiz Administration
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www.lincoln1.com
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After joining Lincoln1, I developed the complete website for the company, in addition to my responsibilities as
network engineer. Since the company had no web presence, I designed a simple HTML site intended to communicate our
companies' capabilities and offerings. Over time, I also coordinated and implemented "E-Commerce" solutions from Ingram
Micro and Compaq Computers. This allowed us to sell products online directly through the manufacturer and the distributor
by leveraging these larger companies investments in internet commerce.
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Lincoln Computer Corp., Natick, MA
Senior Network Engineer |
3/1998-2/2000 |
- Serve as Technical Lead and Project Manager on $1M projects.
- Responsible for Network Infrastructure design and implementation.
- Implement network products from Microsoft, Novell, Cisco, Nortel, 3Com, IBM, and Asante.
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www.gigaitforum.com
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| www.gigaitforum.com | 12/1997 |
Ads-Online was awarded the contract to develop a comprehensive internet/intranet website for the Gartner Group to
manage the 1998 series of GigaWorld IT Forum conferences. The internet component of the site would include conference and
topic information as well as in depth attendee registration, and the intranet would manage the content on the internet and
the attendees database. I developed the attendee registration application and components of the administration site
using Coldfusion with a MS SQL database.
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www.centerline.com
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Ads-Online was awarded the contract to develop a complete new corporate website for the software developer
Centerline, Inc. I was supplied with a sitemap, graphics and copy and performed the complete development of the
more than 150 page site in HTML and Coldfusion. This site incorporated a user registration that would be required
to view certain pages within the site. I reused code from the Quik-Shop administration login to create a secured
area for these 'protected' pages and designed a user registration application in place of a 'login'. This was an
extensive development project spanning over three months.
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Quik-Shop
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| Quik-Shop Shopping Cart | 1/1997 |
Quik-Shop was my first large-scale business application developed in Coldfusion with an Access database.
I was developing this shopping cart as an exercise while learning Coldfusion and had the opportunity to implement
the cart for Zoom Telephonics, Inc. a leading manufacturer of computer modems and telephony products at the time.
When I joined Lincoln1.com in 1998, this cart was implemented again as an online ordering system for contract clients.
The shopping cart administration pages became the basis of many future site administration and content management
applications. On this demonstration site, the administration login ID is 'admin' and the password is 'password'.
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Ads-Online, Inc., Newton, MA
Web Developer
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1/1997-12/1999 |
- Developed customer websites in HTML
- Developed web applications for customer websites using ColdFusion
- Developed customer databases for web interaction
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As web developer for Ads-Online I worked remotely to implement and deploy Ads-Online customers websites. I used
a host of technologies to meet project goals, including Allaire Coldfusion and Microsoft Access. Over the course of
my employment with Ads-Online I worked on several major website projects for clients including Gidian/Gartner Group, IBM
and Centerline Software.
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Nexus World Wide Web Services, Taunton, MA
Owner / Operator
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4/1996-5/1997 |
- Built and managed internet network for dial-up internet access and web site hosting
- Managed 20 corporate accounts and 30+ dial-up clients- Developed customer web sites with electronic commerce features
- Complete company management
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While employed by Lifespan, Inc. as Network Engineer, I started and operated this company out of my home in my spare time.
In 1996 I had been surfing the web for a while and made numerous acquaintances who used both hosting and dial-up services.
I started by consolidating all those services to a T-1 and some hardware I had collected over the years. Two more people
came on board as partners and we acquired numerous standard dial-up and business hosting accounts. All three partners in
this venture we also otherwise employed and we eventually ceased operation of this company to continue our other pursuits.
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Lifespan, Inc., Providence, RI
Network Analyst |
5/1995-3/1998 |
- Coordinated the merger of two hospital's dissimilar information networks.
- Combined the two hospitals Netware NDS and GroupWise Messaging systems into one enterprise wide system.
- Established and documented standards for the combined network.
- Responsible for supporting and expanding the network infrastructure.
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Office Innovations, Inc., Mansfield, MA
Service Manager
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1/1994-5/1995 |
- Built and managed six-person PC/Network service department.
- Consulted on network configurations and installations.
- Provided network design and on-site technical support.
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DEG Associates, Fall River, MA
Network Technician
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3/1991-1/1994 |
- Managed scheduling of 30-50 service calls weekly
- Responsible for installation of Local Area Networks ranging from 5-50+ workstations.
- Serviced and supported stand-alone and networked PC's.
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Scorpio Computers, Fall River, MA
Owner / Operator
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2/1989-2/1991 |
- Complete planning and start-up of company
- Computer consulting and PC sales and repairs.
- Designed and programmed various custom software packages.
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Small Business Development Center, Fall River, MA
Training Center Supervisor
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1/1989-11/1989 |
- Worked with IBM, Lotus Development Corporation and various software publishing companies to maintain a two station training center with current and popular software packages for walk-in training
- Trained over 100 people in the general use of personal computers and software packages including Microsoft MS-DOS 4.01, Lotus 1-2-3, IBM Display Write, and One Write Plus Accounting software
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David C. Richardson, Inc., Fall River, MA
Antique Furniture Restoration Specialist
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1987 - 1989 |
- Performed complete restoration of high-quality antique furniture under the guidance of seasoned professional (Mr. Richardson)
- Restored antiques for the Rhode Island School of Design Museum
- Restored antiques for Brown University, the John Brown House
- Removed aged and damaged finishes from delicate antique furniture for restoration
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Jenkins/Plaude Woodworking, Tiverton, RI
Furniture finisher
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1986 - 1987 |
- Managed finishing shop for small reproduction antique shop
- Preparation and sanding of raw furniture
- Applied various stains and finishes to reproduction antique furniture
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