Looks like I just hit my 20 year mark. My first tandem at the Boston-Providence Skydiving Centre changed my life forever. Thank you Peter Wolfe for sharing your world and help get me started on my own in it. Also take a peak at my gallery for the original image here.

Technology Moves as Fast as We Move It by Brian Buikema. Oh, and I should have mentioned. Not 60 or 30 minutes.

Thursday, December 14, 2017. You get to choose! You can signup using the Paypal buttons below and once the payment is made you will be redirected to a confirmation page and then I will email you a coupon. Brian Carey Photography - Professional Portfolio. Chasing the LIght Fantastic - Street Photography.

December 4th, 2014 by Brian Carlson. One of the reasons I love being an editorial photographer is I get to meet such a wide gamut of people and learn about so many interesting things. Called I was really intrigued. I found myself photographing Robert Finfrock and learned a lot about concrete, which is actually pretty interesting. Be sure to check out the write up on their website.

As we saw in Part 1. Error handling in callback-based asynchronous code gets messy quickly, and loses many of the qualities of synchronous code that make it familiar and easier to reason about. We introduced Promises and saw how they restore call-and-return semantics, allow errors to propagate up the stack similarly to synchronous exceptions, and generally provide a cleaner approach to managing asynchrony, especially when handling errors.