Knowledge You Can Build On — Est. 1998
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Keith Tompkins
>I finally got my website to the point where I'm not embarassed to post it. It's not done, but I'm still working on it.....video of demos, more photos, updated resume, etc.
It is at keithtompkins.net/ if you want to check it out. I would be interested in any comments....thanks, Keith
huh?
Wayne Cease, Atlanta
>I'm getting a username/password challenge from the site.
Wayne
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Wayne Cease, Atlanta
>Don't put in the w's. With the w's it gets redirected to another URL with the username/password challenge. I cut the URL Keith gave and pasted it over another in a browser, leaving the http://www. in place when I did; don't.
Wayne
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Dave MacLuskie
>I like the way you have the gallery set up, Keith. The cropped detail photos are enticing, and I think avoid the problem of all the bowls looking the same from a distance.
I'm not a huge fan of the red/black checkerboard background that comes up prior to the photo loading, or that is visible if you enlarge the popup window.
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Paul Porter in Phoenix, AZ
>Keith,
Wadoyoumean embarrassed? It's clean and to the point and those are some awesome pieces you've done.
Very nice,
-Paul
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RonZ
>An excellent site! Sweet, clean and to the point.
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Mark Kauder
>Well done, my friend. Has a nice Lite, Airy feel to it, if that makes sense.
Mine with the dark background is a little too heavy. Working on it.
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Keith Tompkins
>Thanks guys, still not done, but still working on it.....lots of stuff to add. I have a bunch of cd's of some demo's and classes at Brookfield.
My son in law is doing all the work since I am a computer novice.
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David Hammond, in Powder Springs GA
>Nice site Keith; I like it's simplicity, and the thumbnails are enticing as well.
David Hammond
My Dad & Me, Inc.
