We have some snow!!! Naturally, that means - “photo opp”.

I like snow, and more so when it is in black and white. Here’s a couple of shots for your enjoyment: trees in the snow in front of Hutcheson Hall and Solitude at the Duck Pond.

The first Virginia Tech calendar that I ever made. It all started as more as a bet than anything else. My family and friends kept bugging me about making something with all the pictures of Tech campus that I have taken in the last few years. Personally, I think they were just eager to see if they could convert me into a capitalist or something. Anyhow, here it goes. I hope you will like it.

Front and Back covers;
January - Alumni Hall;
February - Williams Hall;
March - Torgersen Hall;
April - Lane Stadium;
May - Commencement Ceremony;
June - War Memorial;
July - Burruss Hall;
August - Squires Student Center;
September - Virginia Tech Cheerleaders;
October - The Highty Tighties, the Virginia tech Regimental Band;
November - The Marching Virginians, the Spirit of Tech;
December - The Grove, home of Virginia Tech Presidents;
bonus (January 2006) - Lane Stadium (South End Zone).

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“Hello World” was the title of the first ever web page that I made back in the 1996 or 1997. Since then my page had gone through a myriad of changes from simple notepaddish HTML/SHTML to full blown PHP-based CMS. The road has not always been a smooth one, but enjoyable nonetheless and if nothing else - very, very educational (and there’s no substitute for that).

In any respect, after trying out various content management systems I am still looking for a setup up that not a full-blown CMS over-kill, yet extensible if need be. Therefore, I’ve decided to give blog format a chance, we’ll see what happens.

Ivan