Author: Guy R Cook

Guy R. Cook is a web developer living in Kennewick, WA who sold the first website in August of 1995. I have continued my web solutions company offering design, development and deployment, usability or support services since. My previous work experience as the marketing director for an ISP, radio sales, television news announcer have all helped to in content creation. Checkout About Guy on the website for more.

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