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- I am at Foothill College where I teach Dreamweaver and co-teach XML and Social Computing in a Global Context with Robert Cormia. Before teaching, I was a full-time bronze sculptor starting in 2001. Visit "My Art" link to see my work. Before sculpture, I was a software engineer. This has come in handy in the last few years as I have focused my energy on learning more about web technology. Innovation has exploded and now it is possible to use the web in amazingly creative ways.
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