- Produced "You Decide," a popular KQED Web site that encouraged critical thinking -- and usually impassioned debate -- around issues of national significance. It won a number of awards, including a Webby, the Batten Award for Innovations in Journalism and an Institute for Politics, Democracy and the Internet Golden Dot award.
- As a political activist and writer, he protested against the Iraq war and supported such organizations as the American Civil Liberties Union and Amnesty International. He also wrote screenplays, a novel and short stories, and created the comic book "Floaters" for Dark Horse Comics.
- His greatest success came as a Web designer. His clients included Good Vibrations, the Autry Museum of Western Heritage, Netopia and Wells Fargo. He also served as an art director with salon.com.
- Grew up in Long Island and Manhattan, N.Y, and graduated from the High School of Art and Design. Had one sister, Deidre, four years younger.
- Wrote screenplays, a novel and short stories and created the comic book "Floaters" for Dark Horse Comics.
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