Aiken, SC – February 16, 2011

Honey House Web Designs announces today the completion and rollout of a website containing the historical digital archive of Dr. Juan Rosai's pathology slide collection. The Juan Rosai Collection of Surgical Pathology Seminars contains almost 20,000 slides from over 1400 pathology seminars spanning pathology research and diagnosis from the 1940s through today.

www.RosaiCollection.org allows visitors to search and view high resolution slides, pathology case information, and historical documentation from the past 60 years of Dr. Rosai's pathology work. The project was sponsored jointly by the United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology (USCAP) and Aperio Technologies, Inc. at no cost to the pathology community. The process of scanning slides, documentation, and developing the website has been underway for the last 10 months. The collection and resulting website will be highlighted at the USCAP's 100th Annual Meeting in San Antonio, Texas, February 26-March 4, 2011. Workstations with the website will also be available for interactive use in the conference's exhibit halls.

Dr. Juan Rosai is the Director of the International Center of Oncologic Pathology Consultation Center at the Centro Diagnostico Italiano, in Milan, Italy, and Consultant Pathologist at Genzyme Genetics in New York. Dr. Rosai is author of the pathology textbook, Rosai and Ackerman's Surgical Pathologyover 300 articles, reviews, and essays.

Honey House Web Designs, LLC is among the leading web design firms in the Aiken-Augusta area, specializing in innovative, interactive web sites in all areas of business.

Ever have one of these days? For some reason, while demo'ing a web conference, my Adobe Connect Now created a screen capture endless reflection of itself. Bizarro, but very cool.

In 2011, I resolve to:

• Keep crankin on CF9
• Use jQuery more
• Polish my ORM up more
• Wear my fuzzy slippers more
• Log more miles on my bicycle (2010 mileage was quite sad so this bar isn't very high)
• Go to CFUnited, Max2010, Max 2011, Somewhere fun to network w/ colleagues

Honey House Web Designs wishes you and yours a very techy, geeky, terrific new year ;)

Follow Santa....NORAD Santa Tracker

For those gifts he delivers on Christmas Eve, some folks estimate that he has between 36-45 hours, considering time zones and International date lines sort of stuff. We know that he actually has Jean-Luc Picard's Maximum Warp engines on his sleigh and he can use if needed, a Time-turner (which he created) similar to the one Hermione Granger uses.

Also, Some places don't receive his gifts until January 6th, so he has time to get home, grab a glass of alka-seltzer, and pack a few extra carrots for the reindeer before heading off again.

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!