The J-Mo Zone

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February 27th, 2006 | No Comments | Posted in Uncategorized

Chris Botti and I after a concert he played in town. Awesome musician and a good guy. Check out his stuff at www.chrisbotti.com

too connected

Is there such a thing? If you can be too connected, the iPhone definitely is an enabler - that’s for sure. At the end of the day, the iPhone is a touchscreen computer that happens to work as a phone too. The variety of applications you can add to it is what personalizes the phone [...]

a quick run “home”

I had the opportunity to zip up to the Smokey Mountains this past weekend to spend time relaxing with friends. I grew up in Knoxville - south Knoxville to be exact. From my house there, it was only about a 45 minute run till you were in Pigeon Forge and a few more minutes to [...]

new awards

What a pleasant surprise! Our agency won some awards for work we did for the City of Decatur. One was even “Best of Show”. This is one of those things we’ll be placing on our website, but one of the steps was to get a photo of the awards themselves. The problem is that they [...]

About THE J-Mo

A somewhat eclectic collection of my thoughts, images and opinions. Sometimes it's funny, sometimes serious... you never know. I've got an interesting group of friends who typically provide endless hours of entertainment and fodder for the blog. I don't spend ALL my time with my friends though. When I'd rather be by myself, I can be found watching F1 racing on TV (or in person), playing my drums or working on some photography projects. By day I work at a design studio. I have an opportunity to work on a myriad of projects, but mainly those relating to the web and other "new media" are what I'm involved in. A large part of what I do also incorporates photography. It's a nice mix since I'm exposed to several different types of photo needs and situations for work which then helps me when I'm working on personal photo projects - and vice versa. DISCLAIMER - Anything I yak about on here does not necessarily reflect the opinions of my employer or the church I attend. With that in mind, enjoy!