My high school graduation was in 1997. It’s also the year VHS started to look obsolete when compared to DVD. Ten years later, before the video tape completely degraded, I converted the recording to a format that’s future-ready.

Posted May 12, 2008 at 8:59 PM in Projects | No Comments | Tags: graduation, high school, project, video.  

I was hired as a student clerk for the Collier County Sheriff’s Office in 1996. After working for a short time, they noticed my budding skills in web design. After designing this site I realized there’s truth to the phrase “less is more.”

Posted August 4, 2007 at 11:48 AM in Web Design | No Comments | Tags: high school, web design.  

This was my first website. It was 1996 and The Simpsons TV show was in full swing. The show exerted quite an influence on me. The clever writing and satire hooked me. For a while, I was the coolest kid among my fellow nerds.

Posted August 4, 2007 at 10:58 AM in Web Design | No Comments | Tags: high school, web design.  

In 1995 I created my very first puzzle. I’ll never forget the story behind this project or the importance of the assembly guide.

Posted August 3, 2007 at 8:44 PM in Projects | No Comments | Tags: 3D, gaming, high school, project.  

This essay examines the trend of decreasing job security by starting with a historical perspective and then builds towards the present. The analysis draws connections between an increasingly technological society and its effects on our job stability. Although I wrote the paper in high school (almost 10 years ago), my observations glanced the growing concerns of globalization.

Posted July 8, 2007 at 6:52 PM in Essays | No Comments | Tags: economics, essay, high school.