Hello, and welcome to my corner of NJIT's webspace. I hope you enjoy your stay. Inside, I promise nothing but potentially useless silliness. If you're lucky, you might find something actually helpful or amusing.

My "widgets" (except for the really neat spambot poison script called Spamtrap) are little tidbits I've either created or discovered and posted here primarily because I can. For example, if you're an NJIT student and living on campus, the auto-authentication script and instructions I've created may be helpful to you. (Seriously, you're still running the stock firmware on your router? What kind of geek are you? You're not? Then how'd you get into Nijit without your geek membership card? You're a jock, aren't you? Fair enough.)

You may notice the navigation menus look a little odd in "Internet Exploder." MSIE tends to not play nice and is a little buggy, security holes aside. So, if you're using IE, click on the firefox munching on the IE logo to the left to download a real browser. Now. Seriously. I'll wait.

Oh, and if you're a Mac user, save it. You don't have to shove it down everyone's throat; we know you think you're better than everyone else. Thanks.

Right. Anyway, a little about me. I'm a biomedical engineering student/Emergency Medical Technician/Ham (as in radio, not acting)/"computer commie" (Thanks, Eric Klein)/First Baseman for the New York Mets/Astronaut/Lead Singer of a famous rock band/Olympic athlete/President of Burundi. Except not so much of those last parts.

If you stumbled across my resumé and are looking for a biomedical engineering student focusing on instrumentation who is familiar with emergency medicine and the medical field, and is willing to work for pennies and/or a cup of coffee every once in a while, I'm your man.