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B.A., Sociology with a minor in Science, Technology, and Society, 2010, The University of Texas at Austin
M.B.A., Business Analytics, 2024, Midwestern State University (TX)
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bapchule bound 2005: the beginning
On what is very much becoming an annual experience, I spent last week in Bapchule, Arizona serving at the St. Peter’s Indian Mission. Last year, I was a retreat leader for the Jr. High retreat aspect of the Vacation Bible School staffed by Sts. Simon and Jude parish in The Woodlands, TX. The parish had…
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the pope on the orthodox
Today, the Solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul, Pope Benedict XVI gave the pallium, a yoke made of wool, to the newest metropolitan archbishops. This symbol of jursidiction, Pope Benedict XVI said, is an expression of their common responsibility before the “Arch-Shepherd” Jesus Christ. Also at this Mass was a delegation from the Orthodox Church…
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warriors of the .net project
[Originally published related to INF312/STS311] Another assignment for my i312 course. The short animated film explained the basic process of data transfer over a network and the Internet. First and foremost, I learned that data packets are boxy little devices that are routed by robotic arms and moving platforms. In all seriousness, the process of…
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the internet: behind the world wide web
[Originally published related to INF312/STS311] Below is another reflection for my i312 course. This one concerned a documentary about the origin of the Internet. The documentary was very informative, detailing the origins of the Internet. The Internet was created by an organic process that found inspiration in random places. One theme of the documentary was…
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mit weblog survey 2005
There is about a week left to participate in this survey; the larger the sample, the more accurate it will be.
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bapchule bound 2005 completed
Bapchule Bound 2005, the summer mission trip that I coordinated along with Vanessa Gonzalez and Stephanie Elliott, is now complete. Over the next few days, I’ll go into more depth and reflection, but for now, it was an amazing trip. We had over 200 kids in either VBS or the Jr/Sr. High retreat- an all-time…