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My new domain *LINK*

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My new domain *LINK*

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My new domain *LINK*

TD

>After several months trying to get my original website fixed I gave up and just started over. My new site is www.theoldrebelworkshop.org

The old site will be up until it expires but the first page has disappeared.

TD


http://www.theoldrebelworkshop.org

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Kevin Gerstenecker

>Looks really good Terry. I love the BIG bowls.........very cool. I am getting ready to redo my Website as well, and I am looking for a new hosting service. If you don't mind, who are you using for your new service? I had a few issues with my previous host, and I am due for renewal in a couple of weeks, so time for a change. Nice job!

Kevin

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jim ketron

>Very Nice site!

Man what a bowl I like the pictorial

Jim

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Thanks folks....

TD

>Just a note to any of you planning on a website: Get the site name BEFORE you get any help developing the site. I paid for my origianl site and chose the name and was told I would own it as long as I kept the yearly payment current. Unfortunately, my host registered my name in his personal name and subbed it to me. When I had problems he would not return calls or emails and I could not go to someone else because my site name was actually his. He did the same thing to others in my area and then wanted to charge them $3,000 for the name that they had already bought. Lesson learned: buy your domain before getting a host.

TD

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Paul Porter in Phoenix, AZ

>Terry, what did you do with that large bowl? Looks real purty.

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Dick Hines

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Dick Hines

>Sounds like someone need to take some of their turning scrap to this guys knees.

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#7

Twas made for Emory University...

TD

>but the back-up piece is in my showroom. The one pictured paid for my VB and the back-up piece was appraised by a reputable gallery owner at far more than the cost of a VB. I had decided to quit making the big ones because they take up so much room for so long but this alcohol drying thing is starting to make me rethink that. Thx for your comments.

TD

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Keith Tompkins

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Keith Tompkins

>Nice website, Terry...You won't have any competition from me.......I'll stick to the smaller stuff! WOW that bowl is BIG!