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What's old is new.
Here's someone's implementation from 2 years ago. https://github.com/bobholt/soccer-pickem
Here's what he said to get his career rebooted:
1) Never think about your age
2) Use the language you want to work in. He did a lot of little project for non-profits. Great experience, but also covered the employment gaps in his resume.
3) Become an expert - answer questions on ExpertExchange (he started 8 years ago, pre StackOverlow). He became one of the top JS guys on that site
4) Put up resources on a personal site - his EE posts would link to his personal site with CSS, HTML, and JS examples. I checked it out and a lot were still applicable. Date formatting and regex's never go out of style.
5) Hustle for that first job - he literally opened the phone book and called around for work. After his expertise became better known and the market for frontend work got hot, recruiters sought him out. All those EE links to his personal site helped his Google ranking.
So go do it. Don't blame your age. Work harder.
And at the 1 year anniversary of his epic hangover: http://www.flickr.com/photos/peterjlambert/8753966380/
Do they even have profits to accelerate on?
Alice.com provides eCommerce and interactive marketing services exclusively to the Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) industry. The company’s eCommerce platform allows CPG manufacturers to create branded storefronts that make it easy for the mainstream consumer to buy all of their household goods online. Co-founders Brian Wiegand and Mark McGuire have an entrepreneurial track record that includes three previous start-up successes: Bizfilings.com (sold to Wolters-Kluwer in 2001), NameProtect.com (sold to Corporation Services Corporation in 2007), and Jellyfish.com (sold to Microsoft Corporation in 2007).
And a link to google's cache of the home page: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:jXbidML...
I guess as a marketing piece it gets some interest, but it lacked in actual utility for me.