Who I am

Tag/Tag is the technology consulting firm led by
Jacob Redding. I provide consulting services, training, software development and system administration. Utilizing a network of skilled partners I also provide site and graphic design as well as website copywriting, proofing and editing. I am currently working around Asia particularly focused on Beijing & Shanghai China.



What I do

I specialize in the technologies that make the web work in hardware, software and personal form. As a hardware geek I specialize in Apache, MySql/Postgres on Linux. As a developer I use PHP on the Drupal platform for custom site and module development. The web is made up of people and I never stop extending my network to match skilled people with the right companies or projects.

hong kong

Hong Kong Dragon Candy

Submitted by Jacob Redding on Sun, 2008-06-08 16:42.

This is the infamous Dragon Beard Candy that is made throughout Hong Kong, although its not as prolific as some blogs make it out to be. Its made, its just not made everywhere.

yes.. its good.



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Hong Kong Bun Festival

Submitted by Jacob Redding on Fri, 2008-06-06 16:42.

A few weeks ago Diana and I headed down to Hong Kong to check out the sites, again, as well as to visit with relatives. While in Hong Kong we headed over to the Island of Cheung Chau to check out the Bun festival . You should read up on the bun festival or watch the video ;)



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Hong Kong quick checkin

Submitted by Jacob Redding on Wed, 2008-05-21 01:15.

This is one of the many reasons why I love Hong Kong. I just wish they spoke Mandarin. :(

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Monkies in Hong Kong

Submitted by Jacob Redding on Sat, 2008-03-01 10:38.

Monkeys in Hong Kong, Monkeys in Hong Kong! (Do I need to say more?)

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Hong Kong surfing

Submitted by Jacob Redding on Sat, 2008-03-01 04:31.

On our last trip to Hong Kong I went out to Big Wave bay hoping to catch any wave that I could possibly catch. Surfing season in Hong Kong is about 2 months long (late Jan - Early Mar ish) and exists in about 2, sometimes 3, locations in Hong Kong. I caught all the right buses and made my way out there but sadly there were no waves to be had. :(

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From Pancakes to Intestines

Submitted by Jacob Redding on Thu, 2007-09-27 23:03.
Oh how days can be interesting. On Wednesday morning Diana and I woke up around 9am in Los Angeles, California. Our flight to Hong Kong wasn't scheduled for departure until 1pm and our rental car wasn't due back until noon-ish, leaving us with plenty of time to have one last American meal.


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