Shamrock Marathon Build 1 Week 2 Plan

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Shamrock Marathon Build 1 Week 1 Summary

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Shamrock Marathon Build 1 Week 1 Plan

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Two weeks to a new semester

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First Servlet

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Hello

Hi. I'm a web developer programming mostly in asp.net, using VB.net. I've been working on asp/asp.net for about 9 years now, and have been at the same company since May, 1999. When I started working here, I was a mainframe programmer using COBOL, CICS, and JCL. After a year of working on the mainframe, I got my first taste of web development when I was asked to help build a demo portal for our core mainframe contract. My foray into web development only lasted 3 or 4 months as we were only developing a limited scope portal, and the full scale conversion to a web application was put on hold following it debut at the Symposium. Another year passed, then I was pulled from the mainframe to become a full time web developer.

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A new start

It’s been quite a while since I’ve last posted. A lot has changed since my last post: I’ve done another Ironman; I’ve gotten married; I’ve finished a couple semesters of grad school; I’ve started my own website; and many others not really worth mentioning.

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We're moving

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My Fundraising Page

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QotD

"What matters more, it seems, is graduates' personal drive. In a surprising twist, a stronger predictor of income is the caliber of the schools that reject you. Researchers found students who applied to several elite schools but didn't attend them—presumably because many were rejected—are more likely to earn high incomes later than students who actually attended elite schools."

-- Sue Shellenbarger, WSJ Online
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