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 Dom the Wop, please ignore the shoes! | |
| Name | Domenic |
|---|---|
| Born | April 15, 1979 |
| Country |  United States |
| Current location | Lake Gaston, North Carolina |
| Hobbies, favourites and beliefs | |
| Religion | Catholic / Jedi |
| Interests | |
Hello, I'm Dom the Wop, coder of an automated traffic generation system that enables webmasters and SEO professionals to rapidly deploy a network of keyword-targeted blogs onto a variety of platforms. These platforms may include sites running the WordPress content management software, as well as blogs hosted at services such as BlogSome, WordPress.com, and others.
I am frequently engaged to build enterprise-level applications for technology companies. Many of these projects I'm unable to talk about, but one in particular is going to set the world on fire with a new advertising paradigm.
Although I'm a Yankee originally from Connecticut, I've lived in a number of other places, including Silicon Valley, California during the dot-com fiasco of the late 90's. Currently, I live on Lake Gaston, on the North Carolina and Virginia border. The view from my house is spectacular and relaxing.
Some of my interests include Quantum Physics, especially the sub-fields of Quantum entanglement, Chemical thermodynamics, and Quantum teleportation. I also enjoy playing with Photoshop and rooting for the New York Yankees.
Earlier in my career, I served as the Vice President of Business Development for a Silicon Valley company called BeOpen. They hired the team that created the Python programming language, and released Python 2.0. Python is a widely utilized language today, boasting such users as Google, Nasa, Disney, IBM, Red Hat, HP, and many others.
For a few seasons, I played defensive end for the New England Knights, a minor league football team. I had the pleasure of being on the team during a fantastic championship season, where we allowed only a single touchdown over the entire regular season schedule.