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Lulay's Joystick Review
Game Controller Directory and Review Site
This web site allows users to find a variety of game controllers and get valuable
reviews to help make purchasing decisions. The site was moved to production in
10/2000 and in a 2/2001 online poll by one of the leaders in the industry (Thrustmaster),
the site was voted the best and most visited review site on the internet - a remarkable
feat only 4 months from it's initial release date!
Newest IE or Netscape browsers are preferred.
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Lulay`s Car Connection
New/Used Auto Brokering Dealership.
Stocking some of the finest used Sports, Imports, Domestic, Luxury, SUVs, and
Classics in the Mid-Willamette Valley, this dealership offers customers a hassle-free
environment. Start to finish, phase one of this project (including web site) was
completed in under 45 days.
The newest IE or Netscape browsers are preferred.
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Simply Dump It
Nationally Mareketed Product.
Marketing a wheelbarrow handle accessory, this web site drives
customers of all kinds to the owner's product.
Phase 1 of this project was completed in less than two weeks.
The newest IE or Netscape browsers are preferred.
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Motek Solar Academy
This is a non-profit organization that provides educational opportunities in Nigeria. The site included logo design.
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OIADA
This site was created for the Oregon Independent Auto Dealers Association
(OIADA). It is completely maintained by the business from a program that runs
on their pc's (over their small business network). All of the content
is stored in a database and can easily be backed up. This web site has a very
sophisticated design, and the 'Application Style' setup is for businesses that have fair
computer skills (reading between the lines - this is not a program for novice computer users).
Newest IE or Netscape browsers are preferred.
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Shy Photos
Shy Photos provide quality photos at great prices.
Newest IE or Netscape browsers are preferred.
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Russ Parker Racing
Professional Alcohol Funny Car Race Team.
Profiled a NHRA drag racing driver. In 2000, Russ finished the racing season 7th in the
nation, and is currently working in the background for a Top Fuel dragster team.
This web site was originally a FRAMES designed static site (meaning I made changes as Russ needed them). It was
later upgraded to a full blow high end NON-FRAMES site driven by an offline complete application
(front end and database back end). This enabled Russ the ability to completely update and maintain his own web
site whenever he needed.
Newest IE or Netscape browsers are preferred.
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Loft Pro
In the 90's, I worked on a project that tracked breeding, medical, race results, and more for the pigeon
industry. The web site was generating sales from all over the U.S. and over eight countries outside
the U.S. The company is no longer operating, but the web site is worth looking at.
The latest IE browser is preferred.
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Dept. of Education
I have been the Webmaster for the Oregon Dept. of Education since 12/99. My duties have included web
site design, project coordination of internet, extranet, and intranet application
development/testing/production, procedural design and implementation, multi-server configuration and
maintenance, and coordination of over 20 web and application development staff.
IE 6.0 and earlier is preferred.
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Database Initiative Project
In the two years I worked on this project, I created most of the web code for this high profile project that has a budget of 3.1 million
dollars per year. This site provides
access to school-level information on spending, staffing, school processes, student
performance, and demographics.
IE or Netscape browsers are preferred.
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Hear No Evil - Web Design
This site design was originally created for Hear No Evil, a Salem electronics
company.
I offer it for review because the design turned out pretty nice.
Newest IE or Netscape browsers are preferred.
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Cascade School District 5
I was the first webmaster for the Cascade School District and originally created sites for each facility, which included
the district site and seven individual school sites - all integrated to work together.
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