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A Brief Pause
11 Jan 2010
There are many more pieces coming, and many more mods to this site on the way. After the initial flurry [...]
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Update
5 Jan 2010
A couple problems fixed:
The drop down category menus appear to be working
I’ve successfully blocked the “Administrative” category both from the [...] -
A Quick Note
5 Jan 2010
Things are still very much under construction around here.
I have tons of stuff yet to add. The good, the bad [...]
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A Brief Pause
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Chamber of Commerce Ad
Since 1998 I have created countless advertisements for local publications with public relations, community involvement and marketing in mind. This is one such ad. The copy has changed little over the years, except for the number of years. Every few years I try to redesign the ad. Before this it was the eclipse theme, “Defining the future.” At left is an example of the current theme as of this writing, with more of a focus on children and families. I’ve probably made a dozen variations on this design due to the varying size constraints in different publications. I won’t be posting all of them here.