Inspired by the fact that I have been asked many times about the history of various technology topics, and it appears that most folks don't realize the roots of much of the technology we all now take for granted, I hope to pull it together at Geekhistory.com a site that will help folks to learn about some famous geeks, the history of the internet and operating systems, as well as technology in general.
I have been a volunteer and editor for many web based activities over the years, such as web portals for webmasters, editor philosophyguru at the Open Directory Project (dmoz.org), and the moderator of the spirituality Pod at Tripod.
I started reading the works of the great philosophers when I was old enough to read. I took my first philosophy class back in high school. I use my personal websites to organize my notes on philosophy, and to share with those who care to learn, and for those who dare to dream. While technology has been my profession for the past twentysomething years, music and philosophy have been my passions for my entire life. It only seems natural that it all comes together in cyberspace.
My involvement with developing courses for various corporate and community college programs has kept me involved with the technology and small business people for many years. I have instructed small businesses on business and legal issues regarding technology, and have personally aided many small businesses in the implementation of technology into their business. My professional websites focus on sharing some of my experiences with others looking to explore technology as a profession, as well as help small business people integrate technology into their lives.