Page Zero for today: July 30, 2010
It took just three years but a complete overall of the hockey club from owner, manager, coach to rookie players put together a Championship team. Congratulations Blackhawks on achieving your "One Goal". It's proof that if you believe in yourself and never lose sight of goals it possible to dream... on...
Summer weather means it time to hit the road and with a good computer in hand "yours truely" is reminded of why he is working hard on two projects this year. What would you do with the ability to roam across the country with your digital life accessible and secure. Dream... on...
The Mission Continues...
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 Operation 2010 home page
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Sticky Notes
Windows 7 came with this addictive program that simulates the ever popular "Post-it" notes. Since the beginning of the year I have been using the program to create notes of simple tasks that I need to accomplish. Naturally I go off the deep end and color code all my notes but I find the game I created of clearing the screen of notes quite productive in accomplishing tasks.
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| Take it Over the Edge
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Security Console
Coming soon, the client side platform for a PKI data protection solution.
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| More in Mainstream
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Web Blaze Beta
Websites are great for gathering information and sharing ideas but the HTML
behind modern sites can be really tedious. Larger websites have separated out
the presentation from the content by assigning those tasks to different people.
Technologies such as ASP, JSP and EJB offer different approaches to solve the
problem. Web Blaze now throws its hat in the ring.
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| Read how Web Blaze meets the challenge
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| More in Fastlane
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Winter Construction Complete
The
winter months mark that time of year when everyone curls up and wraps up a
number of digital projects. As part of Operation 2010 the site got
the final phase of updating. From the image shown
here you can see that there were just a few tweaks made going from the old green and blue
to the new black, silver and purple. As we continue to
embrace HD resolutions our pages had to be capable of rendering themselves to make use of the latest in wide screen
technology.
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| Read the progress update
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