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Welcome to the personal blog of Simon Whatley; Adobe Certified Macromedia ColdFusion MX7 Advanced Developer, Adobe Certified Instructor and entrepreneur in waiting! I [will] write about Technology, The Web, Business, Strategy, Design, Standards, and most things nerdy. I will try to write well, and I hope to be somewhat funny. The site is also intended as a collection of articles that I have found interesting and useful in my day-to-day work. The site is open to comments, so please, add your 2 pence worth. And be sure to grab the feed via RSS.


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About

Welcome to the personal blog of Simon Whatley; Adobe Certified Macromedia ColdFusion MX7 Advanced Developer, Adobe Certified Instructor and entrepreneur in waiting! I [will] write about Technology, The Web, Business, Strategy, Design, Standards, and most things nerdy. I will try to write well, and I hope to be somewhat funny. The site is also intended as a collection of articles that I have found interesting and useful in my day-to-day work. The site is open to comments, so please, add your 2 pence worth. And be sure to grab the feed via RSS.

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