October 13th 2005 Posted at Projects
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I am pretty actively involved in Jeff Barr’s project Syndic8.com which is a blog directory of some note. I am largely involved in approving and tagging feeds right now. I have a ton of roles there but it seems like the blog spam is never ending.
September 25th 2005 Posted at Projects
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I have launched a small project with my friend Mike Rooney, Jeopardy Champion and a member of the “Elite 18” in the recent Ultimate Tournament of Champions Mike lost the the eventual winner of the whole thing, Brad Rutter.
September 20th 2005 Posted at Projects, Technology
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Well Center for Addiction has officially launched. I have been doing a soft pedal launch for about three weeks now, working out the bugs, slowly adding content. It’s one of the first site I have developed in Drupal. Drupal.
August 15th 2005 Posted at Projects
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I am hosting a few blogs now here at Thalasar. Mostly the blogs are independent real estates agents. It turns out setting up MT is a bit more than your average joe can handle. Some are people I know and most are then referred by their friends.
August 12th 2005 Posted at Projects
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Well another Thalasar project has been launched. This particular project is Center for Addiction. The site was designed as resource to allow people to rate the various drug treatment facilities in the United States.
August 8th 2005 Posted at Projects
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For a local coffee shop I am building a custom web mail and Internet browsing station. I am using two laptops from HP and a custom built table I designed. Right now I am waiting for the laptop which HP apparently is shipping directly from China.
February 9th 2005 Posted at Projects
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One project that we originally started was Towns USA. This project started by blending a wide variety of content from a large group of different sources and centering the data around specific localities. Providing information from a variety of sources from the US goverment we hope to shed some light on local communities.
