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Andrew Smith, on Physical Therapy
This is a post by my brother, about his career path in physical therapy. It was originally posted on the Regis University school of physical therapy blog.
“My Haphazard Journey as a Physical Therapist and New(er) Faculty Member”
Name:
Andrew C. Smith, PT, DPT, PhD
Undergrad and PT School:
University of Washington (Go Huskies!)
Joining HP
These past two years have been filled with great personal growth. From fumbling through learning how to be a father to our now 2-year old son, to working alongside some of the most talented and dedicated people I’ve ever known at Fellowship Technologies, I count myself fortunate and blessed.
Hudson Wayne Smith
I hope that everyone had a good Christmas, and is enjoying the new year thus far. Personally, I must say that this season will be one for the books, because my wife and I welcomed the first addition into our family. Hudson Wayne Smith was born on December 29th, 2008 at 8:48 AM. He weighed 7 lbs, 5 oz. He is 19” tall. He is ½ Russian, ¼ Japanese, ¼ Scotch Canadian.
Fellowship (of the) Tech
Today marks one week at my new job, as a User Experience Developer at Fellowship Technologies. A few weeks ago, a third party recruiter from the Rowland Group named Jessica Wilson contacted me on their behalf, asking if I’d be interested in a faith based organization in the DFW area. Initially, I was skeptical because many IT recruiters can’t tell Java from JavaScript, but she seemed well versed in the subject matter, so I decided it might be worth looking into.
My BookStack
Gadzooks! It’s been nearly a month since I last wrote anything on this site. Good thing then, I was recently doubly tagged with the BookStack meme, firstly by Stephen P. Anderson and secondly by Andy Knight.
Ever the UXA, Stephen was curious about what his friends are reading, and whether they also juggle the task of reading several books at a time…
Web Jam Session '07
This past weekend, I was able to attend the Webmaster Jam Session hosted locally here in Dallas. I have to say, of all the conferences I have been to, I got the most out of this one. In the vein of the adage “less is more,” this concise event packed quite a bit into the two days it lasted.
Twenty Eight
Be forewarned, this is going to be one of those introspective blog posts.
Intersection
First off, a retraction: Simply put, I owe Matt Mullenweg an apology for what I wrote here. Matt, you’re a decent guy. I applaud the hard work you’ve put into WordPress and Akismet. Ironically, what I said was to defend Alex.
Ether Hour
As a favor to a friend, I’m asking that if you are a member over at the music site Imeem.com that you vote for their alternative band Ether Hour to play at a End Fest in Seattle, Washington sometime this summer. Here’s the URL for their song Magnesium that is currently up for voting and critiques…
(Note: URL no longer active)
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