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Welcome to this webserver. I am Justin Churchey, and I am the webmaster of this page as well as all of the sites contained on this server. If you have any questions or comments, please contact me:

sajchurchey[AT]windows-sucks[DOT]com (Edit the To Line)

So far my server here contains only five fully developed sites. Please feel free to browse them:

The Return of the Native: This is a web site that I completed for my AP English class in 2002. It is designed to provide resources to teachers, and we hope it will help in teaching Thomas Hardy's novel, The Return of the Native.
The Amateur Chess Club: This is the first website that I ever made. It's focus is one of my favorite hobbies: chess. It did not really take off like I thought it would. Now, I use it to try out the new web devlopment skills that I learn.
The Free Software Movement: My case for Free Software, why it works, and why you should use it. Open Source is a misunderstood and often overlooked concept that can help save the world from monopolists like Bill Gates
Configuring Cisco 2500 Routers: This is a tutorial I did for my local Cisco Networking Academy. It will teach you how to configure Cisco 2500 routers to ensure passing of the second semester final exam. Not big on graphics, but it gets the job done.
The Thomson Fire Department: This is the first actual professional quality job that I have done out of my last three or so web projects. The graphics were done by a predecessor in my Introduction to Technology I class at my alma mater, Thomson High School, named Allen Wright. I never really met the guy, and no one can seem to find him, but he has a job with me if he needs one.

I currently to some Web Page Design work for my friend John McCorkle who owns a local business in my hometown of Dearing, GA called Xtreme Computing (John did the web page himself.) We have so far taken on two full-blown web projects because of the limited time that we had this summer before I attend Mercer University. The Web Projects for Xtreme Computing that I have worked on are as follows:

Anna Hargis for State Senate: The first professional job that I have been payed for. Anna Hargis is a local politician running for the state senate for our district this year. As a professional, my politics must never come into play when working for a client. Anna forgot to pay the doamin name bill. So this link has gone dead too. I'll try to post the website so there is an example of my work here.
LoadUSA: I inherited this web project from one of the client's local web designers that he had business "conflicts" with. I must say that I have never worked with Active Server Pages and database integration before, and it is going to be an exciting learning experience. Unfortunately, the link is dead, and the guy owes me $800. I no longer have time to do pro work, and I probably learned my lessons about keeping written contracts with this one.

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