When I was a young kid and watched everything my mother did, I was entranced by a series in the late 80′s called Beauty and the Beast where a half-man, half-lion named Vincent, my brother‘s namesake, lived underground and fell in love with a lawyer from the surface called Catherine, played...
Here’s the concept I put together for orange hed. I’m going to use the site as a playground for me to learn databases. The ultimate product will be a podcast directory. I’m not intending this to be for the entire world, just for me to test and break and learn to fix, but hey, if it works out, why not!?! 
I won’t be working on this any time REAL soon, but hey, it’s there.
Filter Plus, Inc. is a company in Texas-based company serving the world with filters as well as other spraybooth items. This classic and simple design still proves useful and remains attractive.
This was done in 2001 and if memory serves, was my first usage of JavaScript for image rollovers.
When we were kids, most of my neighborhood played Dungeons and Dragons. I wanted to help the online community by creating a comprehensive resource. PBeM stands for P lay B y eM ail. It gets the name from old-school chess players that would trade chess moves via postal mail. They have since stepped it up via email and then just playing online. D&D players have done the same and I’m proud to support them.
This site was designed in 2000, mostly as I was feeding my son.
I’ve got more than 30 podcasts from different shows up, just on Kore New Media, not to mention stuff I’ve done for other shows!
The unwritten rule in podcasting is that if you break episode 5, you’ve got staying power. I think I’m in like Flynn, now!
Maybe it’s wrong to gloat, but I completely revamped KoreNewMedia.com with a great, new look and associated websites with control panels for easy access to feeds and show notes. In addition, I have another great creative outlet for myself and my friends.
I think it’s kinda cool, I have permission to release Nine Inch Nails’s recent album in the Kore Groove podcast! I’m totally psyched! Look for part 1 to show up in April!
Lastly, I was barely putting out 100 megs of content when I first started, but I’m excited to have had to up the amount of space on my LibSyn account to 525 megs a month because of the amount of stuff I’m putting up was more than allowed by the 250 meg limit previously… neato!