“There’s a train to take me to heaven, Lord,” sang The Felice Brothers years ago about New York City’s Penn Station. And rightly so — because Penn Station is in the news again. Last week, the Trump administration announced it intends to bounce the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) from leading the long-awaited — and begrudgingly
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Twenty years ago this spring, I decided to step away from a career in Information Technology. At the time, I was working as a network administrator for a credit union in New Jersey. But something was pulling me elsewhere — the bright lights and boundless energy of New York City. I had also been working
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Running a small IT business means wearing a lot of hats—tech support, marketing, website updates—you name it. One of the things I’ve been focusing on lately is making sure the work I put into my website is actually working. That led me to something simple but powerful: adding a Google Tag to track form submissions.
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This is my domain — both Windows and physical — where I research, test, and make all kinds of exploratory tweaks to keep my systems running smoothly. It’s also where I replicate real-world issues, like Windows network errors, to find practical solutions for clients. Whether it’s fine-tuning UX or troubleshooting a tricky problem, this is
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It’ll be 162 years ago come the first three days of July this year when the Battle of Gettysburg happened. I figured the best way to learn of the events over that three-day battle, the biggest battle of the U.S. Civil War, was to hire a tour guide. Sure enough, the guides were an excellent
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