Ever since switching to WordPress a few months ago, I’ve noticed my site is increasingly in the bulls-eye for boatloads of spam. Everything from ads promising great home owners insurance, to Cialis and Viagra (I’m 25 for crying out loud — I don’t need it yet!) are constantly caught by my Akismet spam filter. Amazingly, […]
I’ll be first to admit that my new design and color scheme didn’t last very long. The diagonal lines made me (and others) a little queasy, so I decided to retire it much sooner than anticipated. (On the order of about 8 months sooner, to be precise.)
It was my original intention to design my site […]
As of the end of January, my Pikes Peak Webcam will no longer have a place to perch. Since the camera is located at my office and is connected to my workstation, it’s likely that it will go offline on my last day at Innerwall.
It was my intention to capture an entire year’s worth of […]
Enough with the white stuff, already! Storm number 5 just rolled through the Front Range in as many weeks, and, just as ground starts to appear more flakes fall to hide it again!
Though I’ve only lived in Colorado full-time for a year now, I can’t remember this much snow during one season — even when […]
The company I presently work for is scaling back due to a dry sales channel, and has announced layoffs across the board. Regrettably — at my one year anniversary — I’m part of those layoffs. Unless something drastically changes, or my offer to accept a pay cut is accepted, I will be unemployed starting 2/15/2007.
Update: […]
I’m headed home for the holidays, and that most likely means I won’t be posting until I’m firmly back in the saddle in 2007.
To all my family, friends and loyal readers — Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!
…Something borrowed, something blue! (With green, too!) Welcome to the brand new JaronBrass.com! Now proudly powered by WordPress and hosted by the great folks at Media Temple.
I’m excited about the new possibilities afforded by the transition. The change lets me dabble in some new Web 2.0 things (just check out some of the Ajax-enabled goodies […]