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While a fan of many blogs since the early 2000s, I have never been motivated to post before.  I've developed numerous webpages and sites, but had no desire to add my personal thoughts.  Now I am volunteering with non-profits which could use more social media presence, and am excited to explore this area.  Stay tuned as this blog (and I) evolve!

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