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Presents on the web Everyone talks about having presents on the web. I don't understand. How do they get the spiders to wrap them? It may sound like something that should be embroidered on a pillow, but it is certainly a truism that a busy web developer has very little time to work on their own personal web site. In my case, it has certainly proven to be the case. My professional career keeps me too highly occupied to spend much leisure time at the keyboard. I built this site for two reasons: to keep in touch with my family, and to stretch my use of web development tools. If I have succeeded in the former, I'm not as concerned with the latter. I enjoy this opportunity to share some small part of my life with friends and family I am otherwise separated from (whether by time, by distance, or by choice). Please enjoy your visit, and if you feel compelled to respond by renewing an acquaintance with an old friend or family member you haven't contacted in a while, my fondest hope will be fulfilled. If this is your first visit here, or if you haven't kept in touch for the last few years, you might not know that I have pretty much abandoned my attempts to keep this site updated in favor of working almost exclusively on my page at deviantART.com. dA is an online social site, much like mySpace, that is populated mostly by artists of all kinds. Whether you are a fan of digital art, photography, sculpture, crafts, or even traditional art, you will be awed by the sheer quantity of work displayed there. If you actually have some talents you wnat to share, you can set up your own page. It is free to join and participate, but of course subscribers get the best benefits of the site. Come see my page at wm-d.deviantart.com. This page was last updated on March 1, 2009 .
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