Director of Communications at Bloggy Network with nearly two years of successes with various content sites. From dealing with content management, to working on developing the sites using PHP/mySQL and publishing systems like WordPress.

I was recently part of a professional blogger profile in the Ottawa Citizen, and have quickly become well known for my work on various websites. My online portfolio for professional blogging and web development can be seen at www.davidcubed.com/portfolio/.

Name: David James Peralty
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Age: 25
Born: Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Living: St Thomas, Ontario, Canada
Birthday: November 14th, 1982
Sign: Scorpio

Wanted To Be: Dentist (JK-Gr6) and then Computer GURU (Gr6-Now)
Current Career:Community Manager for PicApp / Professional Blogger and Owner of Digital Life News
Future Career: Product Evangelist, Blogger, Web Developer, Writer or Community College Teacher

Hobbies: Computers, Web Development, and Writing Fiction
Fav. Movies: The First 20 Million is the Hardest, Shawn of the Dead, Fight Club
Fav. Music: Alternative, Hard Rock, Techno
Fav. Book: Jennifer Government by Max Barry
Fav. Magazine: CPU (Computer Power User) and Monitor Magazine (Ottawa Free Publication)

Computers

Dracula
Intel Core 2 Duo 6300
ASUS P5B Motherboard
2GB DDR2 Ram
320GB SATA Hard Drive
250GB PATA Hard Drive
16x DVD +/- RW Burner
GeForce 7800GS 256MB Video Card
19″ LCD Monitor
Ubuntu Linux 7.04

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AMD Athlon 2500 (Barton Core)
MSI Motherboard
512mb Kingston DDR 333 Ram
Maxtor 120gb P-ATA HD
ATI All In Wonder 9600XT 128mb
Liteon 52x CD Burner
Antec Sonata II Case (broken door)
Windows XP SP 2

MacBook Pro no other name for it yet
15″ Widescreen MacBook Pro
2.16 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo
1 GB 667 MHz Ram
100 GB HD
Superdrive (DVDRW)
ATI X1600 128mb Video Card
OS X 10.4.10

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IBM Branded, Lenovo ThinkPad T43
1.73 GHz Centrino
1.5 GB DDR2 Ram
40 GB hard drive
ATI X300 64mb Video Card
DVD Reader/CD Burner
14″ Display
Windows XP SP2

Canon PowerShot S1 IS

Early on in my problogging career, Jacob, my boss, made it a point to get me a digital camera. He let me pick out any one I wanted, and being reasonable, I didn’t pick a digital SLR, instead I chose the next best thing at the time, the Canon PowerShot S1 IS. A 3.2 megapixel digital camera with a 10x optical zoom, and what was at the time, an amazing image stabilization system.

The camera is a bit dated today, but it is still a workhorse.

I have fitted it with two sets of four AA rechargeable batteries, and a 512mb Compact Flash card. I am able to take upwards of five minutes of 640×480 video with sound using this machine, and even better, I am able to still use its zoom, which is completely silent. An amazing camera, even today.