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Amazon Dragons Paddling Club The Amazon Dragons are a race-winning drabon boat club in Portland, OR. Growing tired of listservs, they wanted a site which allowed easy management of race teams, sent emails, and provided both public and private content. Drupal easily provides the member-only content, as well as public and private posts and events. The Organic Groups module allows race groups to be created where the race page is public, while conversations are restricted to group members. The site is designed to be... more ›› Live Links : Amazon Dragons Paddling Club	Comparative Theology at Boston College An informational site for the Comparative Theology major at Boston College. My first web site (and it shows)! Built in pure html, the site is now maintained by Comparative Theology faculty and staff. more ›› Live Links :
United Way of the Columbia-Willamette The United Way of the Columbia-Willamette needed to implement a new design using existing content while allowing for dynamic social networking elements and new marketing strategies, and they weren't quite ready to jump into a full-fledged CMS. Working with marketing staff, I took their design template and built a standards-compliant website with Dreamweaver templates for foundational page creation, CSS for easily modifying style elements, and PHP includes to allow for quick site-wide... more ›› Live Links : United Way of the Columbia-Willamette	Kenneth R. Himes, O.F.M. This site started as a supplement to the book Modern Catholic Social Teaching which required a page of links to works of art referenced in the volume. It was designed to reflect Ken Himes's role as both an academician and Franciscan Friar. The content is now managed by Ken Himes. more ›› Live Links : Ken R. Himes, O.F.M. Modern Catholic Social Teaching
The St. Nina Quarterly A journal for and by Eastern Orthodox Women and other interested people. I developed, designed, and continue to maintain this site. Features: Powered by drupal Unique drupal Theme Extensive use of taxonomies more ›› Live Links : The St. Nina Quarterly	XUL I created the templates and background architecture for the site using graphics designed by my co-worker Jeanne Po. The site was designed so that content can easily be added by students or faculty with little knowledge of web design. more ›› Live Links : XUL