Web Design

15 Nov

Posted at 15:00h in Web Design

As a non-celebrity Twitter user, to increase your number of followers, one method is to do more (quality) tweeting. Unfortunately, some of the most well though-out tweets are successful, but an overwhelming majority get buried. I wanted to take some time every Friday to revisit some of the more informative (and sometimes entertaining) tweets that were posted during the busy week. Many of the revisited tweets are selected that are selected by engaged twitter followers, As we build a following, I wanted to begin to sift through the tweets throughout the week, hoping to separate the gems from the rough....

08 Aug

Posted at 13:55h in Web Design

Let there be mofongo! Below are some snapshots of some delicious meals you can find within Old San Juan. Many of the restaurants can be a bit pricey in the city, but we found that some of the more affordable restaurants (entrées less than $12) can deliver a meal that is just as tasty -- with the fancy presentation included. You may, however, just have to lace up some walking shoes to do a little exploring. While enjoying all the fresh food do not forget a nice cold beverage. Remember, to have some Bacardi. If you are not into rum, I recommend to skip the "traditional" Coca-Cola...

07 Aug

Posted at 14:03h in Web Design

After a week of disturbing news of the mysterious dolphin deaths across the Jersey Shore and Northeast, I was able to capture a pleasant surprise on camera.  Returning from a (disappointing) fishing trip off Long Beach Island on a rainy Saturday afternoon, I filmed what looked to be a pod of three dolphins, possibly feeding, against the outgoing tide of the Barnegat Inlet on Saturday.  What makes this footage unique and somewhat dramatic is the Barnegat Lighthouse in the background.  This also gave me a sense of satisfaction seeing dolphins for the first time at the Jersey Shore post-Superstorm Sandy. With...