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Welcome to Untangled Web

In your business, your Web site should be your calling card, just as much as those 2" x 3.5" placards you carry in your breast pocket and hand out day after day. Ten years ago, a Web site was a novelty. Today, with an estimated 100 million Web sites and a whole generation raised on the Internet growing up and entering the business world, your Web site will be one of the first stops for a client deciding if they want to do business with you.

Untangled Web is committed to simplifying and clarifying; to achieving what any business that has ventured into the World Wide Web is really committed to--making Web sites work for your business.

I have ten years of experience and proven expertise in Web Development, Copywriting, and Site Promotion/Search Engine Placement. I have done extensive work for clients as varied as Goodwill Industries, Southwest Washington Medical Center, Weyerhaeuser Employees Credit Union, Western Culinary Institute, Northwest Pipe, and Continental Coating.

Through my partnership with QuinStreet, I have aggressively and successfully promoted national and international colleges and universities, including Tulane University, Villanova, University of Phoenix, Fairleigh Dickinson University's Computer Career Institute, DeVry University, The Chubb Institute, ITT Technical Institute, Westwood College, Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University, and home services including Sears, ADT Security, TruGreen ChemLawn, and many more.

The Web we've weaved may be tangled at times, but it doesn't have to be. What can I do for your Web presence? Please contact me.

Bill Kelter
503-830-0211
billk@untangled-web.net

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DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME. SERIOUSLY.

Hammer

Computer and data management can be vexing at times for any computer owner, but catastrophe can be avoided with a little low-tech common sense. From computer repair professionals a few cautionary tales:

Do not use a hammer for data recovery, leaving a visible imprint of the hammer on the outside case
Do not leave your laptop lying on a runway or othewise within the path of an oncoming airplane
WD-40 should not be used on any part of the computer, no matter how noisy it gets
If you're a PhD candidate, do not store your only copy of your dissertation on a flash memory stick
Do not disassemble your hard drive before sending it in for service
Do not store fruit on top of your computer, especially if you aren't planning to eat it promptly

From physorg.com and ZD Net UK