http://friendsofthebackbay.org/

The Friends of the Back Bay is an ever-expanding community of local residents, volunteers and socially responsible businesses working together to preserve and protect the Newport Harbor Back Bay.

BambooDev worked with the Friends of the Back Bay organization to design and develop a website capable of supporting their efforts to raise awareness and challenge a community to get involved. Using social media and a simple, easy to use content management system, site administrators are able to post news and events of interest to the local community. An “electronic field guide” of local plants, birds & animals offers a glimpse into the amazing diversity of the Newport Beach back bay area, and visitors are invited to post comments and ask questions directly on the site.

Local businesses who donate to the “Friends of the Back Bay” are rewarded with featured advertising space, which serves to let the community know of their efforts to support local environmental groups.

Visit Jill Nagel – Interior Architecture

Jill A. Nagel, Principal of Nagel Interior Architecture, Inc has diversified experience in providing space planning and interior architecture services as well as project management from spatial design conception to architectural completion for commercial office space and tenant development work based out of southern Orange County, CA.

BambooDev.com worked with Jill to design and develop a site which showcases her amazing work in a professional and cutting edge style. The site is clean, minimal and easy to navigate. Using WordPress for the site architecture allows Jill to easily add new projects to her portfolio as they are completed.

However, the challenges are already pushing the limits of what I understand in regards to mathematics. Composite numbers? Palindromes? Lot’s to learn!

Project Euler is a series of challenging mathematical/computer programming problems that will require more than just mathematical insights to solve. Although mathematics will help you arrive at elegant and efficient methods, the use of a computer and programming skills will be required to solve most problems.

The motivation for starting Project Euler, and its continuation, is to provide a platform for the inquiring mind to delve into unfamiliar areas and learn new concepts in a fun and recreational context.

My goal is to work through at least one problem every few days, and to post the results here.

Eric Scheele @ TalkFree.com