If you are brand new to a town, chances are that you really have no idea what is around, where to go for coffee, where different highway entrances are, or where to even get a decent slice of pizza. You can search through yellowpages.com (or the actual yellow pages if you can find one), ask neighbors if you've had the chance to actually MEET them, but that's really it. There is a big hunt involved with actually finding out these trivial but vital pieces of information. Having a website that ga...

A site like Rocky Hill 411 is not only for those new to the area, but allows people to voice their opinions in a public forum. You may have been served an omelet fresh with a bug inside at a local breakfast nook, but the only people that will really hear of the sanitation issues will be your immediate circle. On the other hand, you may go to the new Italian restaurant that opened up down the street and be wowed by their authentic dishes and want to really be active in your community and share wh...

As per the assignment for my writing class, I am going to re-work my own "bio sketch" in a different way and in different size. Hopefully it will come out clean and not too boring or self-indulgent. My main bio, the 'Whois' article was much more of a relaxed personal style bio, so as suggested I am going to give a more corporate feel to it instead. Bio Sketch Take 2: Brendan Grimaldi is a Connecticut native, considered a boomerang young professional, spending 10 years in the New York ar...

I was blessed with the gift of gab since I was born. In person and on paper (or screen), I don't have much of a stop mechanism to my blabber. Not much can make me speechless, until it comes to myself. I find it really hard to write about myself unless it's a story or about some type of event. Writing any type of self-biography (bio sketch) is one of the most difficult things in my opinion to write objectively with out sounding like you are a little too self indulgent or full of yourself. Impress...