This is probably my most difficult web site yet. A site by me, about me. A written resume is just one part of a persons profile, but words alone cannot fully describe a person. This site is a glance at my career and projects that do not fit any defined category. One of my favorite "out-of-the-box" project's was the idea of a sail by, cannon salute from the USS Sloop Providence to the USS Nuclear Submarine Providence, mapping out the steps, and getting the support and action needed from the respective parties required to implement this tribute. The tribute took place in the fall of 2002.

My career has been diverse, but all with a common thread derived from my education at Rhode Island School of Design where I studied Architecture. To me this means that all projects have a logic where the thread ties together elements, that when assembled, result in a well coordinated database, a web application or a building. Starting with nothing, you extract ideas, define a program, establish how it is to be used?, its purpose?, and the intended output? These are just some of the building blocks for a successful project.

Through all aspects of my career, I have always looked to find ways to share my talents and ideas. I reflect back on my Architectural Degree, as a degreee in problem solving.

Presently I am a consultant specializing in web and energy applications. My skills are often utilized in diverse ways, from project conceptualization, technical troubleshooting whether computer code, construction methods, and "can I fix this, without regard to what it is". I also represent Wagner Solar in the RI market, a German firm with over 35 years of expertise

Comments from my early years     The Providence web site was launched in April 1996 to much fanfare and press coverage. It was a different era, but it was very exciting to be a cyberspace pioneer. Helping others has its rewards... Tribute to USS Providence from the Sloop Providence Try the MySQL PHP Code simulator that I built to test code snippets. It is designed to emulate server side scripting and display results instantly. I built this as a teaching tool for my first PHP/MySQL class. I always find that it's easier to learn the abstract by example, and this made it very easy for all participants to get a feel for the languages and their power. Created a Program to write PHP and MySQL code from table schema in 2004.  an early recommendation...