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Website Design & Site Rehabilitation
If you're looking for experience in hand-coded web design and graphics,
look no further! As part of the original discussion group which resulted in the
HTML Writers Guild, I've been designing for the World Wide Web since late 1994.
I've actually been online continuously since 1984; my thesis, An Interactive
Tutorial to the Defense Data Network was co-opted by the Department of
Defense to train personnel in use of the DDN and Arpanet, the precursors of today's
Internet. More...
Information Security
My first tours in the US Navy were intelligence
and anti-submarine analyst postings in London and Hawaii.
Subsequently, I focused on command, control, computers &
communications (C4I), and was responsible for information
security awareness, classified material control, secure
network development, etc. From March 2000 - May 2001, I
was part of Cisco's InfoSec group in San Jose. My next 10
months were spent as part of a team installing two Cisco/SAIC
radiation monitoring networks at Nine Mile Nuclear Plant.
Since April 2002 I've been working in Homeland Defense and
Oracle Portal development for Army Signals Warfare with
CACI Technologies. (And, if I tell you anything else...)
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Writing (& Butterflies)
In late 1995, after electing early retirement from the US Navy as
part of the Congressionally-mandated forces drawdown, I took a year off and headed
for Paris, laptop in hand, to hang out in literary cafés, quaff endless espressos,
and 'pen' (okay, type) the Great American Novel. After several months of
'knife, fork & corkscrew', I discovered to my utter chagrin that I was not
a fiction writer, and beat a strategic retreat to Carmel-by-the-Sea, California,
to start a successful commercial butterfly farm... which I sold in late 1999. (Memo
to the romantically / alternative agriculturally inclined: French cafés won't
loan their electrical outlets, and wheelbarrows full of dirt are HEAVY!!) I've
been an information security technical / non-fiction writer and web designer ever
since. More...
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July 8, 2009
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