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Writing again after 15 years, and MXML
February 7th, 2010 
Brian 
With all this time I have had to sit around and get my mind churning on possible ways of bringing money in. I have begun working on a writing project that I have been kicking around in my head for a while. I will not reveal much about it, other than to say it revolves around the internet and the danger it can present. If you’re interested, IM me or shoot me an email and I will fill you in.
I have also begun teaching myself Adobe FlexBuilder and MXML coding.
Taking advantage, getting things done
February 5th, 2010 Brian 
So with this unexpected time off, I’ve been catching up on some things I have been meaning to get done. This includes catching up and defeating several of the Xbox 360 games I’ve had sitting here for months untouched. I’ve been playing Borderlands for the past two days. I have to say that this game is one of the best I’ve played in the past year (second only to Modern Warfare 2). instead of focusing on the most realistic graphics, and leaving the game short *coughModernWarfare2cough*, they focused more on gameplay. A definite must play. Read the rest of this entry »
ManCrunch.com ad nothing but PR stunt
February 3rd, 2010 Brian 
The controversial ad for ManCrunch was rejected for airing during the Super Bowl due to it’s not meeting CBS’s standards. The knee jerk reaction from the GLBT community is to cry discrimination, however, as a member of the GLBT community myself, I don’t see an issue with the ad being rejected. It is not as if this ad would benefit the GLBT community in any form.
John McCain is still bitter, gay hating old man
February 3rd, 2010 Brian 
This week most of the military’s top brass testified in defense of dropping the military’s antiquated Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell policy. Many are backing the generals and also believe that at a time when the military is stretched between two wars, discharging skilled, capable and valuable soldiers simply because they are gay is not helpful. It’s well known the stories of highly qualified translators and those familiar with the people and the area have been dismissed leaving us weaker. Read the rest of this entry »
Specialization, is it worthwhile?
February 1st, 2010 Brian 
I’m trying to put my toe in the water and find the feasibility of specializing in Joomla, Drupal and Wordpress based websites, themes and layouts.
Is there really enough demand to make it worthy to specialize?
