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"Gather each of the dropped petals from the spent flowers of your life's treasures
and reintoxicate yourself remembering the fragrance when they first came to you.
And tell those you love how much they mean to you each day,
even when you are not so inclined."

--author unknown

J. W. Rider's

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A quarter century of system development experience at various sites around the US.
Texas-born and raised, but currently living in Herndon, Virginia
(the Northern Virginia / National Capitol region).


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Current activities


Like most people, I tend to wear many different hats in the course of the month. This is a brief synopsis of how I keep myself busy. (I've included some links to related sites, but they don't constitute an endorsement by any person or group of any other person or group, neither including myself or others, et cetera, et cetera.)

Work | Teach | TeamB | ACM



Northern Virginia Community College

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ACM, The First Society in Computing

Previous Activities


Of course, I haven't done just those things for all my life, but the rest does tend to sound similar. I worked on other development projects, went to school, got married, had children, and did both active duty and reserve time in the Navy. Most recently:







Education


E-mail


Like most techies, I have multiple email addresses, all of which tend to get used to a greater or lesser extent. This is where you are likely to reach me most rapidly:

jwrider@bigfoot.com

If you happen to know the source of the quotation at the top of the page, I'd appreciate the mail.

I also have more than this one webpage. A good place to start looking for them is http://jw.rider.net.

  • My favorite links. No, there's no reason why my favorites should be yours. In fact, there's probably some important psychological reasons for the opposite. So, if you want to find out which sites that you should stay away from, look here.

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