Evans-COS.com

Welcome

This is my internet scrapbook. Here you'll find web site examples and tips, pictures of my children, examples of my sense of humor, and other entertaining tidbits from a Colorado-based programmer, part-time professional web developer, and full time house husband.

My Family

New!

Spring Break in San Diego (10 meg)

More Than Words:

More than words (large, 22 meg, 512 kbps)

More than words (medium, 14 meg 340 kbps)

More than words (small, 6 meg, 150 kbps)

Matthew

My oldest boy Matthew is old.

Although he suffers from Apraxia of Speech, (www.apraxia-kids.org), he entered 1st grade this year and is keeping up with his peers.

John Christopher

My second son, John Christopher is old.

His mom and I see that he is currently in "sponge mode", and soaks up everything around him. I like to think he is among the cutest children ever.

My Toys

The older you get, the more expensive your toys become. Learn about this 1973 FMC Motor Coach and my other toys

My Work

Here is a list of websites that I've created in the last few years:

www.nonprofitwebhosting.net: I've started my own hosting service for clients who need a low cost alternative for their web presence.
www.LostPaws.com: A search website designed to help reunite lost pets with their owners. I originally wrote this web site in 1997.
www.Dreampower-ARF.com: Dreampower Animal Rescue Foundation, the largest no-kill foster network in Colorado. I've been supporting this web site since 2001.
www.FMCowners.com: A web site devoted to the FMC Owner's Club, a charter of the Family Motor Coach Association.
www.GleneagleHOA.ORG: Gleneagle Civic Association, my neighborhood's homeowners association. This application was developed mostly so I could try building a data Web Service. The accompanying brochure web site is just gravy on the side.
www.UglyDawgs.com: Ugly Dawgs, a shopping cart system of greeting cards and other novelites to support Blue Lion Animal Rescue, Yoder, Colorado. I built this web site in 2004 as a gesture of good will towards another animal rescue organization.

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Welcome This is my internet scrapbook. Here you'll find web site examples and tips, pictures of my children, examples of my sense of humor, and other entertaining tidbits from a Colorado-based programmer, part-time professional web developer, and full time house husband. My Family New! Spring Break in San Diego (10 meg) More Than Words: More than words (large, 22 meg, 512 kbps) More than words (medium, 14 meg 340 kbps) More than words (small, 6 meg, 150 kbps) Matthew My oldest boy Matthew is old. Although he suffers from Apraxia of Speech, (www.apraxia-kids.org), he entered 1st grade this year and is keeping up with his peers. John Christopher My second son, John Christopher is old. His mom and I see that he is currently in "sponge mode", and soaks up everything around him. I like to think he is among the cutest children ever. My Toys The older you get, the more expensive your toys become. Learn about this 1973 FMC Motor Coach and my other toys My Work Here is a list of websites that I've created in the last few years: www.nonprofitwebhosting.net I've started my own hosting service for clients who need a low cost alternative for their web presence. www.LostPaws.com A search website designed to help reunite lost pets with their owners. I originally wrote this web site in 1997. www.Dreampower-ARF.com Dreampower Animal Rescue Foundation, the largest no-kill foster network in Colorado. I've been supporting this web site since 2001. www.FMCowners.com A web site devoted to the FMC Owner's Club, a charter of the Family Motor Coach Association. www.GleneagleHOA.ORG Gleneagle Civic Association, my neighborhood's homeowners association. This application was developed mostly so I could try building a data Web Service. The accompanying brochure web site is just gravy on the side. www.UglyDawgs.com Ugly Dawgs, a shopping cart system of greeting cards and other novelites to support Blue Lion Animal Rescue, Yoder, Colorado. I built this web site in 2004 as a gesture of good will towards another animal rescue organization.
Jim Evans © 2004