Archive for the ‘Work’ Category

  • A cPanel Revelation

    As a self-proclaimed “cPanel hater”, I have often stated in the past that I could not stand cPanel. There’s nothing like putting your foot in your mouth when chatting with a former cPanel developer.. sorry Matt!
    Well ladies and gentlemen, I am about to eat my words.
    cPanel is not a bad control panel at [...]

  • What Is Web Hosting?

    There have been a few questions and misconceptions about what Site5 actually does, so hopefully this post will clear it up for everyone.
    Site5 is a web hosting company. To put it plainly, web hosting companies make websites available (”hosted”) on the Internet. There are many different types of web hosting: shared, dedicated, and [...]

  • Observations, Ramblings, & Utter Randomness

    This will be a hodgepodge post containing a random assortment of topics. So clear your mind, start reading, and try to keep up.
    Family & Friends
    Monica and I have some of the greatest family and friends. Everyone has been exceedingly generous with baby gifts. To everyone that has been kind enough to send us or give [...]

  • New Beginning

    As Semisonic said in “Closing Time”:
    Every new beginning comes from some other beginning’s end.
    As you know through a recent blog post, I resigned from my previous job in order to fulfill a dream opportunity. And that opportunity is..
    ..working in the web hosting industry at an innovative and progressive company; that company is Site5.
    I have joined [...]

  • The End of an Era

    Friday was my final day at Director’s Choice after five and a half years.
    It was a bittersweet day. DC was great to me and I acquired an insane amount of knowledge and experience from the job. My coworkers were a great group of people to work with and were like a second family. When [...]

  • A Nice Surprise

    I went to San Antonio on business for a few days. Every summer, my company attends the Texas Bandmasters, Texas Choral Directors, and Texas Orchestra Directors conventions. For the past five years, I’ve simply gone down for our booth setup and flown back on the first day of the convention. It works out fairly well; [...]