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Sep 18, 2009

September 18, 2009 10:24 PM
8 pounds 13 ounces
21.25 inches

Jul 10, 2009

Engel & Schultz is a small law firm located in downtown Boston. The firm was in dire need of a new web site. Their original site was static (flat HTML files) and was very cumbersome to update (updating it was the responsibility of one attorney who was using Microsoft Frontpage) and as a result was [...]

Jul 06, 2009

Need a quick way to add a line, bar, pie, venn, scatter, or radar chart or even a world map, meter, or QR code to your web page without having to do anything messy like installing a third party app on your server or including a javascript library?
Check out Google Charts.
This very easy to use [...]

My Work

  • Engel & Schultz
  • Eric Stich
  • Lakeshore Benefit Group
  • The Endovascular Forum
  • Local Tide
  • Emma’s Pizza
  • Babson College
  • The  Seabreeze Inn

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