Like a leaky faucet at the plumber's home or a squeaky belt in the mechanic's daily driver, Deedod's incomplete website had been sitting in waiting for several month's. But on the bright side, we've been focused on serving our clients' objectives, which is our top priority. After pulling too many all-nighters over the past couple of months to count, Deedod's new website is launched!

After returning in November from a tour in Afghanistan, where he served as a JAG officer in support of Operation Enduring Freedom, Adam Cook (Major, USAFR) announced on January 9th that he is running for Congress in Virginia’s 1st Congressional District. In less than 2 weeks, Deedod designed, developed, and launched the Cook for Congress 2012 Campaign website.

Usually, we use our mobile devices as field goal posts for playing paper football games. Now that the NFL has launched m.NFL.com, we'll begin using our mobile devices for something a bit more productive, like following real football content, stats, news & events (at lease part of the time!).

Universities from around the world are funded in large part thanks to the generous donations of alumni and philanthropists alike. The University of Southern California is no different. So when USC alumni Dana and David Dornsife announced that they were going to be giving $200 million to USC, the university wanted to find a way to say thank you.

Planning a wedding is a lot of work, and can be quite pricey. Trust us, we know! At Deedod, several of us are married and have seen first hand the ups and downs of making a wedding happen.

Our friends over at 100 Layer Cake are always looking for ways to help brides (couples) plan for and get the best deals on everything wedding related. Their latest concept of the "Pop-Up Shop" expands upon their desire to help brides (couples) by creating daily deals offered at hugely discounted rates; think Groupon specifically for the wedding industry.

It seems like the world of physical publication has been diminishing year after year for the past decade or so. With the advent of the interwebs, laptops, eReaders, handheld devices, and tablets, it's become easier and less expensive to publish to a digital realm with very few limitations. The introduction of The Daily is just another step in this direction.