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It’s true. Follow the link.

I've been informed of a great position in southern Connecticut for a strong standards designer/developer. The full-time position is at dLife.com, a site whose primary focus is providing information and support to individuals and families touched by diabetes.

Ever think you just can't keep up with all the new technologies, scripts, applications, etc.? Truck loads of reading on the “new” best practices? You work all day, most the night, and on weekends. You’re spouse is ready to kill you, but, like being hooked on a very powerful drug, you just can't stop… Ahhhh. I could go on, but I am sure a lot of you know where I am coming from.

Have you ever gone to see a movie that is nothing like the trailer?

It managed to sneak past me for a few days, but my recent interview with Jeremy Keith has made its way into the latest issue of Digital Web Magazine. In the interview we cover the impetus behind his new book, WaSP's DOM Scripting Task Force, and Jeremy's future as a rockstar.

I have been hosting on Westhost for a little over four years now with no major complaints and I also host the majority of my clients there. They offer a lot of options for very little money and are always adding new features to the accounts. Unfortunately, Ruby on Rails is not one of them… yet.

I've had a few interesting things come through my inbox of late and I thought I would share them with you.

To make a long story short, the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art came to us with a tight deadline and limited funds to produce an online advertising campaign and a viral piece for their upcoming surrealist paintings exhibit. So we did.

With all of the travelling I was doing last week, I forgot to mention that some of the sites Dave & I have worked at Cronin and Company on took home WebAwards from the Web Marketing Association.