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Recent Posts:

• I’m too busy for summer
• Please vote on the domain name for my new website
• Mother’s Day poem for my wife
• SWAT Analysis: Movie Review - X-Men Origins: Wolverine
• I must be a robot because CAPTCHAs are too hard
• School is Almost Over… Forever!
• Today’s Browsers Wars - some visualizations and statistics
• SWAT Analysis: Tax Time - The first SWAT Report
• An Average Day with Mario - The Mario movie
• Latest web development articles on the web - April 8th
• Facebook Discussions: Favorite Email Providers and Web Browsers
• Poem about our first anniversary
• Winners of the WebDevilAZ Grand Opening Gift Card Contest
• How to steal videos from Facebook
• Urgent: Latent computer virus is said to activate on April 1st
• My friend Richelle sings and dedicates a song to Christian and Stephanie Nielson
• This past week’s episode of Heroes was awesome
• St. Patty’s Day with Penny and Jeremy
• Where do Mormons get their name from?
• What Google says Penny and Jeremy are like
• Giant, Razor-Clawed Bioengineered Crabs Pose No Threat
• My Blog Articles on HTMList.com
• Ninjormon Episode 2 Part 2: Ninjanaries
• Review: Slices in Tempe
• PHP Tidbits: trim magic