Welcome to cryan.com

Daily Blog
This is my personal Blog that I have coded and working off and on since June 2003. Recently I have been blogging about unique places to see in Boston’s Back Bay and commuter information about the Framingham MBTA commuter rail.

1991 Gulf War Facts
A comprehensive summary of the U.S. led military action against Iraq in 1991. I created several pages where you'll find detailed information on the cause of the war, what country contributed what and the number of casualities on both sides. There is also a photo of the only Gulf War memorial in Washington D.C.

PDF Central
All sorts of practical PDFs that I have created over the years. Some of the more popular one include the World Famous Blackjack Strategy Guide and a creative Trip Packing List. There's even a PDF which gives you far more than you ever wanted to know about the famous Hollywood Sign.

Favorite Business Quotes
A large collection of business quotes, with a focus on personal productivity. There's some good positive attitude quotes and just some inspiration sayings.

Multimedia Files
Since 1996, this site has offered a variety of multimedia content. Enjoy the classic Real Audio Sounds Library. The Quicktime gallery has some collection of Quicktime movies that I captured from my VHS collection.

Macintosh Computers
I have been a Macintosh user since 1989, and I have a lot of experience using various Macintosh hardware and software. I have started to compile my notes of my experiences.

Random Content
I wrote a buch of PHP scripts to generate random content for testing/debugging Google's AdWords API. There's content for Campaigns, Ad Groups, Keywords and Negative Keywords. Great resource for Developers and QA teams testing Google API.

Patriots vs Raiders
One of the most controversial calls in football history occurred on January 19, 2002 when Walt Coleman overturned a fumble call during the final minutes of the AFC Wild Card game. Now you can hear the entire play-by-play as it was broadcast on the Raider's Radio Broadcasting Network.