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Recently, I spoke with a prospect, and after some discussion, we realized they didn’t need the type of ongoing consulting services that I usually provide.
My good friend Al Iverson did a short interview with me over on his Spam Resource blog.
An apology: I haven’t forgotten about the blog, and really haven’t neglected things so much as I’ve been super busy. Since my last post, I
I’m in the midst of putting some old posts back up. That means searching through the Wayback Machine, looking for interesting posts (like many other
I recently moved this blog to a new server as I was losing access to the old server (which is a long story best told
You may have noticed that Spamtacular was down for a few days this week. If you did, you may have wondered what happened. Did Spamtacular
It is official. I have now graduated from the Master of Science in Computer Information Systems program at Tarleton State University, Central Texas. It took
I’m one of the fortunate people who gets to make a living doing something that I’m both interested in and that I do well. What
I’m heading out of town shortly for the Thanksgiving holidays, but there’s a new link. Google now has a search for scholarly (that is, “peer-reviewed”)
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