I started ecomodder with my friend Darin Cosgrove as a fun place to discuss fuel economy and green transportation. I've always been interested in the topic, so hosting the discussion seemed like a logical next step. It started out small, but a lot of work has gone into it. Since then, ecomodder has grown into a lot more:


Something about the internet is interesting. Not only is it the power for anyone to find out anything, anytime, but the ability to share in that same capacity interests me. That's why I tend to lurk around often entertaining corners of Web 2.0. Look for me (as SVOboy) here:

I never intended to be a writer. In fact, I used to avoid it at all costs. However, one way or another I've ended up lending my keys to a few places. Check them out if you're interested in what I've been up to.


Interested? Blitz me.

I am a current student and a proud member of the class of 2010. I am a double major studying Japanese and Linguistics, with a focus in Japanese Sociolinguistics and Dialectology. I plan to continue on with graduate studies in these same fields, though plans for that have yet to be made.


At school I started a group called Dartmouth Vegan Society and am a member of the Cycling Team, besides being an obsessive roadie.


Part of my job, perhaps one of the unfortunate parts, is that I'm always talking to someone in the media. Calling someone all the time and spitting out form responses isn't my thing. However, educating people about important issues is, so I'm still glad to do it.


Here's some of the junk I've done (but no links, that's embarassing):