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Had a great time at the UDEL Tech Open House on March 10th, and what better day to post the recap than Pi Day? Three Raspberry Pi projects live at the table, good conversations, and my daughter's cookies were a hit. Full recap on my website:

Raspberry Pi, Cookies and Edge AI: CAS IT at the UD Tech Fair 2026 - Nuts and Bolts Web Design Updated on 3/14/26 (Pi Day!) with Pictures and Videos: On, Tuesday, March 10th, I will be at the University of Delaware Tech Open House from 11am to 2pm, presenting alongside my colleague Eric Cantrell, Director of CAS IT. We are representing the College of Arts and Sciences Information Technology t...

New Website & Report designed by NutsAndBoltsWebDesign.com: Bring Costs Down, by the Chamber of Progress. Read their report, ‘A Democratic Cost of Living Agenda: A low-cost framework for helping families build abundant homes, care, and energy.’ The rising cost of living is currently one of the top economic concerns for voters in America. Check out their website at https://bringcostsdown.org . Got a website or graphic design need? Check us out at https://NABWD.com !

New Website by Nuts and Bolts Web Design: Trim Waste Management (trimwastemanagement.com). From their website: Trim Waste Management, LLC (TWM) stands at the forefront of the waste management industry, specializing in the design of high-performance custom trim waste removal systems. We set ourselves apart with our unique consulting service, offering system design and engineering without the additional costs of equipment, materials, and installation.

New website and logo created by Nuts and Bolts Web Design. For the musician (and friend) Dot Summers. Check out his music on dotsummers.com and on all social media and music platforms. From dotsummers.com: “Dot Summers teamed up with producer Kazi Jones to create a soulful, though provoking project that speaks to the times we are in. Also lyrically incorporating subject undertones involving the community, social injustice, faith and relationships. “The project was basically about growth and an appreciation for life.”