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Wow. Wow. Wow.

Seriously, I’m speechless.

Career Changes

For the few who still have sh2.com on their feed reader and aren’t following me on Twitter (http://www.twitter.com/shartley), I’m leaving Turnpost Creative Group and will be returning to Corporate 3 Design the week of January 20th, 2008.

Help Wanted - Web Developers

I’m in need of some freelance developers for some upcoming projects, if you think you fit the bill, shoot me an email at shartley (at) gmail.com with your expertise, your rates, example URLs, and your availability between next week and the end of November. If you would like to be considered for full-time employment and fit the bill for item #3 below, please include your resume.

My needs:
1. An experienced Joomla developer. This project consists of integrating a custom design into Joomla’s template structure.

2. Wordpress Theme developers. If you are a rockstar at converting existing designs to Wordpress themes, I have a need for you. Include a typical turnaround time in your email.

3. Experience, Intermediate Web Developer. Legacy ASP & Microsoft SQL Server experience are required, JavaScript, PHP, MySQL are a plus. This job has full-time potential (in Omaha, NE), please indicate if this of interest.

4. A Constant Contact custom template developer.

All freelance work can be progressed billed monthly and I have net-10 payments. For single projects with less than a 30-day duration, I can work within an %upfront/%upon completion payment option.

Thanks. Now back to my regularly scheduled programming.

Bar Type

A friend of mine launched Bar Type over the weekend. So what is Bar Type?

Bar Type is a place where bars, bar staff and people who like to drink get some ink. Pull up a stool.

Take a look and give him some link love.

Extra Innings back on In Demand

According to numerous sources, MLB and In Demand have reached an agreement late Wednesday keeping the MLB Extra Innings package on cable.

Google Maps Catches Missle In Flight

The satellite imagery used by Google Maps has caught some strange things in the past, but this just may be one of coolest catches of all time.

missle in flight