This is an assortment of screenshots and other miscellaneous images.

It captures the ordeal I've struggled with as a developer. They display quirky little moments that merit being exploited.


While working on the MLS system prior to the development of Coldwell Banker, I encountered this mind-numbing variable. You can get a sense of the kudzu of syntax that surrounded it as well.


While working on a translation application, I encountered this happy-little character. Apparently the old system was indeed, allowing users to translate code. This particular example, the translator (human), translated the javascript functions into French.


This is a bad example of my sense of humor. I added an emote in the CVS log for an image of a smiley. Yeah, totally not funny...


While working on SEO, I encountered the top 10 most common search topics related to "Realtor". Scary, isn't it?


While developing Matching Sox, we borrowed another social-networking site's body type options (I think). The options for "overweight" are weighed a bit in their favor. They tip the scale, if you will. Basically, they're tons of euphamisms for the same thing.


While developing Call Synthesis Outbound, I forgot to round the percentages. I thought it was funny. Carlos, the project manager, didn't get the joke.