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I'm a web-deprived sleep developer and an alumnus of East Carolina University (B.S. Computer Science). I currently work at an enterprise web analytics/development company in downtown Raleigh, NC.

I've been programming and using computers since 2001. I'm an avid FOSS user and proponent. I'm on Stack Overflow in an effort to help others and broaden my own knowledge.

Expertise: - Linux / Unix - HTML - CSS - Javascript - PHP - Java - Python

My latest project:

http://webstats.zxq.net/


Apr
12
comment Apostrophe Usage with Arkansas
@KitFox Thanks I didn't see that post. I am not really sure if Arkansas is a proper noun or not, but I assume it is.
Apr
12
revised Apostrophe Usage with Arkansas
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Apr
12
asked Apostrophe Usage with Arkansas
Jul
30
awarded  Caucus
Jul
20
comment Meaning of 'save as regards'
You won't generally encounter this type of language, save when reading intentionally enlivened prose.
Jul
17
answered Prepositions: “in” vs. “on” a tab/widget
Jul
17
comment Word for overwhelming grief
I like blue, or depressed. I also agree that overwhelming grief is excessive and would be more appropriate for describing someone who experienced something extremely tragic.
Jul
13
answered Is “fair-skinned” politically correct?
Jul
3
answered “Out of” vs “outside” of city
Jul
3
answered “not found” or “is not found”
Jul
3
awarded  Teacher
Jul
2
comment “Went” vs. “went along”
"went" is an abbreviated version of the phrase, I did not mean it was an abbreviation of the word itself.
Jul
2
awarded  Editor
Jul
2
revised “Went” vs. “went along”
added 100 characters in body
Jul
2
comment “Went” vs. “went along”
Both "went" and "went along" are correct, but "go" and "goes" would not make sense.
Jul
2
answered “Went” vs. “went along”
Jun
15
awarded  Supporter