Jon Culver bahoo

Work / Career Ships

I shipped going independent. As of January 27th 2012, I left my shift in the agency world to have a go at working on my own.
Not five business days later I shipped a very enticing job acceptance to join Simply Measured, hands down my favorite job I've ever had. I'm employee #12.
We shipped the all new http://www.simplymeasured.com; a fresh, decidedly more grown-up face for a company on its way to big things.
We shipped Simply Measured's Freebie Report Marketplace, http://simplymeasured.com/freebies This helped better acquiant free users with how our subscriber product works, and overall helped unify our product offering.
I shipped a brand spankin' new Magento e-comm site for my friends at Peachtree Audio. http://peachtreeaudio.com/
On a whim, I signed up to partake in Seattle Creative Mornings' "Battledecks" event, a PowerPoint Karaoke showdown. I ended up shipping first place prize over some formidable opponents. :)
I shipped one of my favorite creation

	# for context, many marketing teams will buy cheap likes on Facebook by running
	# ads in countires where US presidential elections don't take place.
	# this can produce misleading counts of "Likes" when you visit their page.
	# looking at only US-based likes will give you a more honest assessment of
	# relative popularity of the candidates on Facebook in the US.
	# but of course, YMMV. :)

	import requests

	# I can't get these warnings to hide, but w/e.

	<?php

	/*
	Summoned with:
	<config>
	<global>
	<events>
	<sales_order_resource_init_virtual_grid_columns>
	<observers>
	<capture_order_grid_fields>

	Mr. Kilmer,

	Thanks for your response and pardon my delay in getting back to you as
	I collected my thoughts.

	I appreciate you wanting to take thoughtful time for debate and
	consideration on this very serious topic, but I can't help but be a
	little underwhelmed at your commitment to improving the situation.

	You voted 'no' on the Amash amendment. OK, the author of the PATRIOT