Hauling my stuff back and forth to work is sometimes a laborious process. Packing my MacBook Air and MacBook Pro into my old canvas messenger bag worked but I was fearful of damaging them and also the bag was kind of ugly.

I've had Text Expander loaded on my computer since back when I worked for Apple Inc. (about 4 years ago). One of the guys I worked with...

I recently was invited to try Twylah, a new site currently in the beta stage of development. I really like the way that Twylah puts together your tweets and what topics you're engaged in.

Klout! Sounds a bit arrogant right? Well I didn't make the name but I do know my Klout score and it's a whopping 47.

I've been applying to numerous companies and some of them have asked me to send a link to my resumé and attach a pdf of current work samples. I've had my resumé posted on my site for sometime but I got to thinking about what would happen if someone searched for my resumé.

I'm more excited than ever to see what unfolds in the sixth season of my favorite show, Dexter. As a tribute to just how much I love the series, I'm assembling the first high quality Dexter themed Desktop art. I hope it will impress everyone from the newest to the most seasoned Dexter followers.

In my experience newer doesn't always mean better. Today I finished version 8.@$!# of my personal website, and I brought the site a little more back to the basics. I have been practicing what I preach to my clients and using data (courtesy of Google Analytics) to refine and improve the viewers' experience on my site.

One question I get when developing clients sites is "can we put more information in our menus?" Some clients and projects need more than one word descriptions of pages. Sometimes I need to create menus that not only had graphic elements incorporated, but also descriptions and calls to action to improve the quality of each session.

The last two days have been filled with revisions on the Identity Festival Identity Festival show posters. I think if I were to add up all the hours spent on this production I'd be somewhere in the range of 240 hours.

I'm a Macworld subscriber and love reading reviews about new and popular apps. Since my first iPhone the one common topic of discussion comes up with my friends "what apps do you use?"