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Own your name (Pt. 2)

January 14, 2009by Sean Henri2 Comments

One year ago I wrote about the possibility of having one’s online reputation ruined through the poor choices of another person with the same name.  I suggested that in order for people to prevent this, they should register a domain, set up a blog, and get proactive in controlling their online identity.

A few people, including my friend Mike, took that advice and registered a domain.  I’m sure he’s now glad he did because just the other night a person who had his same name, age, and lived in the same state was arrested on drug charges.

With his name broadcasted all over the news Mike quickly wrote a post on his blog titled “I DID NOT GET ARRESTED LAST NIGHT“.  If Mike didn’t take steps to control his online identity his reputation could have been permanently damaged.  But because he did, he was able to quickly clear things up via his blog and now if anyone were to Google his name they’d quickly find out the truth. 

Moral of the story: start blogging or people may erroneously believe you’re a drug dealer.

Own your name

A Day In The Life, Connecticut, Derby, CT

The Commodore Hull Theatre

January 8, 2009by Sean Henri3 Comments

Last night I checked out the former Commodore Hull Theatre on Elizabeth Street in Derby.  The theater shut its doors in 1958 and was converted into parking space for an adjacent TV showroom.  Today, the building remains, but only as a parking lot for nearby offices.

Commodore Hull Theatre - Derby, CT

Much of the original interior has been stripped away, but the projection box and proscenium where the screen and stage once stood still remain.   Along the walls and ceiling you can see sections of the original medieval themed mural as well as remnants of the original hand painted symbols, patterns, and sculptures.

Commodore Hull Theatre

Above is an old view of the theater from Elizabeth Street.  If anyone has pictures of the interior from the days when the theater was still operational, please send me an email.  I’d be interested in seeing them.

I should point out that the theater is private property, and you may want to seek permission before checking it out on your own.

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Dad, travel junkie, Beatles fan, & married to the lovely Kelly Henri. Work-wise I'm a Marketing Strategist and Agency Owner with 15+ years specializing in digital analytics, marketing automation and inbound marketing, & web development. Read my blog, follow me on one of the networks below, or contact me for work.

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