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Well it brings me great pleasure in announcing that I successfully completed my CIW Site Designer exam this morning and will be upgraded to a CIW Professional certification.  This exam was certainly more challenging than the Foundations exam.  It covers all the essentials of site development & design and also covers quite a bit of [...]

I was checking out my daily news (via Simply Headlines) and saw the heading “Obama unveils new presidential Web site” so I figured I’d go check it out. Here’s where my interests are…

So this morning, I received my new Dell XPS 630 desktop.  quad core Q6600 processor, WD VelociRaptor drive, dual GeForce 9800 GT 512MB video cards, 8GB of RAM running on Vista Home Premium 64-bit.  Now for my needs, it’s great.  Right now I just got on-board sound cuz I’m not much of an mp3 collector [...]

So, this is an introductory post of sorts. I am a student working on my Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with a specialization in databases. Throughout my program, I am also working towards a number of certifications:

If you want your complaint documented and visible to others, then reporting them to the proper authorities is a must. “Bitching” about them in a newsgroup or IT forum is doing nothing to remedy the situation and it isn’t helping others avoid the company in question. Mentioning the company’s name in a public newsgroup or forum also looks like SPAM and leads people to the site, regardless of how much BAD information you provide.

My braindump on the three solutions I found for “Cannot use a leading .. to exit above the top directory.”
Whether you’re a Classic ASP programmer or an ASP.NET developer then I’m sure you know that maintaining your Access Databases below the ROOT (i.e. outside of ‘webroot’) has it’s perks. The number one perk is that it is a secure way to keep your databases from being accessible to the public.

This quiz was designed by the team at CertGuard to not only be fun, but also in hopes that it will teach everyone a little about identifying potential braindump websites. The quiz will give you the knowledge you need to avoid them when researching study materials. We hope that this will be educational for those in and outside the IT field.