Knowledge Alone is Not Enough to Succeed

By | December 14, 2013

I’ve been reading technical texts for years; ever since I saw dinosaurs come to life in Jurassic Park. I went to the library and started reading all the books on genetics a middle school library might have. I didn’t then and still don’t really know what I was reading, but I just kept reading for… Read More »

My Experience Earning a MCSD for Windows Store Apps Using C#

By | December 7, 2013

This summer I had been having fun working on a Windows 8 RT C# application. I decided to take the momentum of learning a new language and platform and apply that to getting certified. To earn a Microsoft Certified Solutions Develop for Windows Store Apps Using C# you need to pass three tests of increasing specialization,… Read More »

Adding Pinterest sharing to your iOS app

By | May 8, 2012

Update: Ric Santos pointed out in the comments that the iOS 8 share sheet includes Pinterest I’ve been working on a new version of the iOS app, Wedding Dress Look Book by The Knot, and I wanted to add in sharing features for the most popular networks. This a wedding dress browsing and sharing app, it… Read More »

Pinterest Loves Photographers

By | April 21, 2012

Pinterest is an invite only virtual pin board that was started back in March 2010, and their recent popularity spike has put more users, eyes, and scrutiny on the service. Some photographers that took interest uncovered some valid, but addressable, concerns about the service possibly infringing on photo copyrights. Pinterest provides an excellent inspiration board… Read More »

Significance and Symbolism of Statues in the Neo-Sumerian age and Egypt’s Old Kingdom

By | March 4, 2012

Rulers in the Neo-Sumerian age and Egypt’s Old Kingdom utilized statues to convey a message of power, wealth and divine connection to their deities. Gudea of Lagash used statues in his own image during his rule in the Neo-Sumerian age to show his wealth and connection to his gods. The pharaohs of Egypt’s Old Kingdom… Read More »