About Me
I am a professional Web Developer who enjoys technology that makes our lives more rich. I live and work in Fort Collins, Colorado, USA.
I have a bachelor's degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Computer Information Systems – making me both a tech geek and someone who can put a room to sleep ranting about corporate culture and brand identity.
On this site, I share my thoughts on anything in the evolving technological landscape, with random tangents on philosophy, culture, politics, and travel updates.
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Spain’s Blurred Cultural Divides (or how Newt Gingrich can’t even get xenophobia right)
Newt Gingrich states, “The proposed “Cordoba House” overlooking the World Trade Center site – where a group of jihadists killed over 3000 Americans and destroyed one of our most famous landmarks – is a test of the timidity, passivity and … Continue reading
Posted in God, Photos, Politics, Spain
Tagged al-Andalus, architecture, christianity, cordoba, cordova house, culture, gingrich, ground zero mosque, history, Iberia, Iberian peninsula, islam, Music, newt gingrich, ojos de brujo, Religion, Spain, sultanas de merkaillo
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The New Dork: Entrepreneur State of Mind (Jay-Z & Alicia Keys parody)
Oh man. This has “Zeke’s personal anthem” written all over it. For the unfamiliar, the song being parodied is here. YouTube link
Posted in Music, Technophilia, Videos, business
Tagged alicia keys, business, entrepreneurship, jay-z, Music, parodies, technology
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Review: "Battle Studies" by John Mayer
It’s been a while since I posted a music review, but here’s one worth mentioning. Battle Studies is a good new offering from John Mayer – stylistically different from his previous albums, not a pretentious attempt to answer his double-platinum, … Continue reading
For Broken Strings: New Acoustic EP by Josiah Thiemann
My buddy Josiah is taking the Fort Collins music scene from all angles – he is at once a solo acoustic performer and a drummer in heavy metal band Split Second. (A year ago we got to share the stage … Continue reading
Random Cultural Observations
Some things I’ve noticed in my first month or so in Spain: I didn’t realize how much of a fixed routine Americans seem to require. Everyone seems to talk about how Spaniards are good about mixing work with leisure, but … Continue reading