Moved back to the area for work last year after finishing grad school in North Carolina.

Pretty typical "guy's guy", I like my beer and sports (especially baseball), but have a strong nerdy streak as well (enjoy board games, weather, statistics). Always curious about new people, places and ideas. Fascinated by politics, history, markets and culture. Down for a spontaneous road trip. Always look for and appreciate the good in people. Value laughter, loyalty and good conversation.

Managing energy efficiency programs at a utility company. Hoping to make a positive mark on society from within the energy industry. I work hard, but I love what I do.

Darts and backgammon. I will wager that you have never met anybody more talented at these activities.

I throw a mean fastball, play guitar, and can remember nearly every historical date. I will also blow your mind with my Microsoft Excel skills.

My height and dimple.

Music - Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Rolling Stones, Allman Brothers, Springsteen, Pearl Jam, Oasis, Smashing Pumpkins, Pavement
Books - Sometimes a Great Notion, East of Eden, Angle of Repose, Middlesex, Great Gatsby, Catcher in the Rye
Food - Yes
Movies - Dumb & Dumber, Pulp Fiction, Good Will Hunting, Field of Dreams
Shows - Jeopardy, Homeland, Giants Baseball

Close friends. Laughter. Healthy competition. News updates. Travel plans. A sense of purpose.

Writing a screenplay about a dart league.
Regressing fastball velocity into a predictive ERA algorithm.
Georgia in April/Wyoming in October.
Renting vs. Buying vs. Living at home.
The Republican id.

Hanging out with friends on the town, enjoying a Pabst or whiskey after a week's work. Given the right company, I'm always happy to be trying a new restaurant or just relaxing around the house with a movie or board game.

I live at home with my mother -- by choice, not necessity. It's definitely not a long term arrangement, but I figured I should be upfront about it.

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