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As these are my personal web pages, they
are not meant to represent in any way any organizations I
am or have been employed by or otherwise associated with:
None of these organizations in any way endorses, approves,
or condones the contents of these pages.
See my resume for my professional
employment history. My non-professional (but paid)
employment history includes:
- Trade Lines Shopper Guides (door-to-door delivery)
- The Hearald Palladium (door-to-door delivery and accounts)
All images are copyright of their respective holders,
which are typically the copyright holders of the sites
the images are used to link to.
The purpose of this site is for my personal use,
primarily as a web browser independant hot-list.
I neither endorse, approve, or in any way recommend
the sites that these pages link to. Neither the
hosting site of these web pages, my
current or past employers,
or any other organization I am affiliated with endorses,
approves, or in any way recommends the sites that these
pages link to.
I am not a laywer. I am not a physician. I am not a
politican. I am not a farmer. I am not a businessman.
I am not a financier, financial expert, or fin-anything.
These are static, firmly Web 1.x pages and are composed
with
GNU Emacs.
(a.k.a.: Escape
Meta
Alt
Control
Shift.).
Don't expect flasgh. Don't expect pull-down menus.
Don't expect Javascript. They're meant to be simple,
searchable, and adjustable to the reader by allowing them
to select the window size and even the fonts used.
I'm funny that way.
Sometimes they get checked by various html editors I've
run across or have access to. I try to keep the
HTML
simple, but CSS
(cascading style sheets)
have gotten involved.
I suppose that emacs is better than
vi, but that's like saying the
iron age
is more advanced than the
bronze age.
(We're condemning ed to the
stone age.)
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