Here's a piece I did on Timme Rosenkrantz, an unsung but important figure in the world of Jazz.

Here's a one-pager that I did for my computer architecture class. It's called Trouble at Pizza Pipeline. The idea was to cram as many computer-architecture-related (and some software-related) words into a single (silly) story. See if you can find them all yourself, and then check your answers against the solution.

My good friend Cheri Smith was telling me about a gag gift she bought a long time ago at Spencer's Gifts or some place like that. It was a stick that hold multiple "signs" on the end; you could flip to the sign that reflected your current mood or thought. So in that vein, I decided to come up with my own sign changer. Actually, my idea was to have only part of the sign change. You'll see what I mean when you check out Mike's Pick-a-Sign. Note: contains mature humor. It's short but you'll get the idea. Note that it's a PowerPoint presentation so it requires the PowerPoint or the free PowerPoint viewer, which I believe you can download from Microsoft or any of the free-downloads Web sites.

You'll find tongue-twisters here, here, and here. And here are two riddles: Riddle 1, and Riddle 2.

A glowing testimony for Cox Cable is here (note: contains adult humor).