About
I’m in my mid-40s and live with my wife and 4 kids in Bothell, WA on the outskirts of Seattle. I’m a software developer by trade and love to tinker, design, and build. I currently work for INRIX developing web services and routing software. Previously I worked for Microsoft for almost 13 years as a developer and dev lead (Exchange Server 4.0, Windows Server Clusters (Wolfpack), Windows Connect (cell phone sync), and Windows Client on Vista (Sync Center)).
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I installed a home theater PC a few years ago and I’m using Beyond TV from SnapStream Media for TV recording with a pair of HDHomeRun tuners from Silicon Dust. I use Windows Media Center on Windows Vista with the My Movies plugin for watching some movies. I enjoy collecting DVDs and hi-def movies, including HD-DVD and Blu-ray discs.
I’m an evangelical Christian and am very involved in my church in both music (guitar, vocals, choir) and drama. I lead an acoustic rock worship band (Catalyst Worship Band) and we go into jails, prisons, and youth dentention centers on a periodic basis with Prisoners For Christ. My wife and I lead Catalyst Drama, a drama team that tours to area churches and prisons. We are also involved in our church’s drama productions (see Star, Generations). I have a separate blog to discuss personal matters and matters of faith, so go there if you’re interested.
My kids are spread across 10 years, ranging in ages from 12 to 22, three of which still live at home while one moved out on her own recently.
Thanks for reading!
David
August 3rd, 2008 at 3:10 am
Hi David,
couldn’t find a way to email you directly so am leaving a comment here, and you can delete it asap..
I’ve been finding your wordpress tutorials really useful, thank you.
Just wanted to tell you tho, that your site displays kinda oddly in my firefox (version 2.0.0.16, and I’m using a pc).
There’s a screengrab here: http://www.mrsthinkythoughthead.com/images/dtm.jpg – I’m fairly sure you didn’t want it displaying like that, but it’s doing it on all pages, and making it difficult to read, so just thought I’d mention it..
Hope you don’t mind, I guess i just thought I’d like to know if it was me.
Keep up the good work!
-sam
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October 7th, 2008 at 1:28 am
Thanks Sam. I don’t mind at all
I noticed that as well, along with some other anomalies I need to fix. I noticed that the problem on Firefox seems to have gone away with version 3. Hopefully it works now.
February 19th, 2009 at 8:23 pm
Hi David,
I found your tutorials to be very helpfu8l in getting some of the functions of NexGen working on my wife’s blog.
I ran in to some memory errors though when I tried to resize the thumbnails. In fact, all I am getting are names as links to the images. I get a Fatal Error stating I am out of memory. Can you suggest what might be causing this and how to fix it?
thanks
Richard
August 22nd, 2009 at 10:36 am
Hi david,
this oliver writing from germany. i have to tell you that i’m very impressed abou you church-work – especally for people who are in prison.
that’s very pretty to show criminals how great the love of the lord can be!
greetings from germany
oliver
August 22nd, 2009 at 10:36 am
ok, sorry for my bad english
December 19th, 2009 at 12:43 pm
Hi David,
Really appreciate you being accessible. I’m trying to figure out with mailpress the following: With help, I’ve set up mailpress and now wondering if it’s possible NOT have a default heading. In other words, I’m sending out newsletters and other mailings, but would like to create my own headings–which I can do–however, the default heading is always present. Is that possible. I’m probably not explaining it well…but if you would be kind enough to send me email, I could send you an email of example. kevmcn@gmail.com
Thanks and Merry CHRISTmas,
Kev