Other websites that are either mine, or I’m a part of:

• Pottermore News – all about Pottermore, J.K Rowling’s new online Harry Potter experience.
• School Loan Consolidation Tips & Tricks – All about learning how loan consolidation can help (or hurt you).
• BlogFormation.com/Chromesplash.com – One of the world’s firstsearch engines built on RSS feeds.
• I’m owner of tblurts.com, a website that sells t-shirts and other stuff.
• I’m also co-owner and co-founder of Omnis Technologies, a IT programming, support and networking firm.
• I’m co-owner and co-founder of protocol 80, a web design, web marketing, and SEO firm.

When I was in college, I had time to work on lots of different areas, below is an example of some of the reports, web sites, etc., that I have created in working with strategic groups and analytics. Most of these are in Adobe’s PDF format, and many top the scales at around a MB. However, they include many pictures, graphics,
etc, and are at 300 d.p.i. for printing consideration.

Oracle – Competitive Intelligence in the Enterprise Application Business – Analyzing the moves Oracle should take in the future (as of 2003). Written at the end of  April 2003. Didn’t predict the Peoplesoft hostility though! includes Porter’s Five Forces, SWOT Analysis, and other typical items in a CI analysis.

Hacking IIS - This is pretty popular. Directory transversal, etc. Classic IIS hacking.

Rural Tourism and The Internet - A CI study done in the last semester of 2003 – What does it take to bring people to rural areas? How can people take advantage of the potential benefits of rural tourism, and who is doing the right thing now? Read to find out.

Internet Marketing for Colleges – Done for the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, (I also worked on their web site, and on other web initiatives for the University. I developed the first online application for any campus of the University of Pittsburgh, and a bunch of other web applications), this is a fairly concise overview of the state of online college web sites in 2003, and the opportunities available for colleges. There is not many other reports like this on the Internet, and you are interested in this topic, please contact me for more information. I can be of help to you to do an updated version

Detecting Steganographic Content on the Internet – This is a research paper I worked on with Donny Kemick, a fellow student at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford and co-founder of protocol 80, and was sponsored by Don Lewicki, a professor at the Pitt-Bradford, and director of the Management Information Systems program. Steganography is the art and science of hiding information by embedding messages within other, seemingly harmless messages. The Internet is said to be a storehouse of steganograpic material. Rumors persist that terrorists are exchanging messages over the Net by using steganography.

Here’s the abstract:

Steganographic techniques are being applied across a broad set of different digital technologies. It has been rumored that terrorists have been utilizing
steganographic techniques within digital images to communicate on the Internet. There have been no confirmed reports of successful detection
of steganographic content within images found on the Internet. In this paper, the authors describe their efforts in performing their own analysis.
Over 200,000 images were collected and over 20,000 files were analyzed in-depth.

Software

note: these programs are not currently mantained. If anyone wants to update them, let me know.

Dictator – an alternative web browser. Allows restricing of popups, multi-window interface, a ping program, ftp program, MP3 player, and many, many other tools.

Schedule Builder – a program to create schedules for hourly employees. Stores employee information, stores schedules, and prints schedules.

socketCrack – Every wonder what all these software programs are doing behind your back? View and kill all the TCP connections your computer has open.