Last week I was interviewed by Rick over at Agoodi.com for their new weekly feature on Drupal developers.

As a designer/developer, what led you to Drupal?

Back when I was a web editor for my student newspaper at MTSU, we briefly considered creating a social network a la Daily Kos for the student body. Since I was the only one on staff with any real computer science background, I was responsible for figuring out how to go about creating the site. After exploring a few options, I found that Drupal was the easiest for me to set up and get going for the project. The project never took off, but Drupal has always been on my radar ever since.

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Just in case you didn't notice, we've made a few changes to the site.

As a part of our redesign, we're recommitting ourselves to creating great web sites. If you'd like to talk to us about working with you, head on over to our contact page and drop us a line.

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From my fiancee, What do you call a pirate who's willing to die for their beliefs? A M-ARRR-tyrrrr...

Ok, enough Talk Like A Pirate Day. Today's cool links delve into some basics about why maintaining and updating your company web site is good for your business, and why having an old-school site that hasn't been touched in years only makes you look at best unprofessional, at worst ridiculous.

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There's nothing worse than a dead blog-column idea, except perhaps a dead blog-column idea that's coming for your brains...

Congratulations to Resilient Furniture on a successful site launch a few weeks ago! Check out the portfolio piece for more information.