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Owner
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About the Owner |
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Bruce Edwards
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Adorns a 1968 moke.
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International plates, anyone? A moke, according to Bruce, is a "1000cc motor on
wheels with a couple of seats attached." Bruce says it's the only way to
travel, "a bit like riding a bike without a helmet." [Ummmmmmmm... "the Internet
License Plate Gallery does not endorse the riding of bicycles without protective
headgear." There. I feel better.]
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Ken
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Registered in February of 2001 on a '97 Camry.
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Ken is a Web developer and enjoys tinkering with PCs in his spare time.
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Jeri Maier
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First registered in 1999 and now on a Jeep Cherokee.
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How many different meanings can one plate have? This plate promotes the
"PC Super Highway," a fair representation of Jeri's work as a systems analyst
for 23 years (now retired); the "Pacific Coast Highway," where
Jeri lives; and PC-HWY.com - one of
Jeri's Web sites. Jeri is also the founder and CEO of Boomers
International, a portal for baby boomers.
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Bruce Dawson
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First registered "many years ago."
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Bruce reports that this plate was lost for awhile in 1997 - the result of his
car having been stolen (no doubt the thieves were really only interested in
the plate). Fortunately, New Hampshire re-issued the plate for him before
any other Linux fans could get to it. Bruce's site can be found at http://www.milessmithfarm.net.
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Foxy
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First registered in 1998 - now proudly displayed on... a wall.
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Foxy has been a 'Net junkie since 1995, and registered this plate after
spending "25 hours a day in front of the puter typing HTML in Notepad."
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Bob Retzer
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First registered in St. Louis, 1994; re-registered in California in 1998.
Adorns a 1999 Pearl Red supercharged
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Bob first registered this plate after starting his PC hardware repair/sales company
PC Help of St Louis, Inc. In his current job, Bob maintains client machines
on a Citrix Metaframe network running Win 2K with over 360 offices in 45 states nationwide.
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David Ralph
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Registered in 1999 for a Honda Civic DX Hatchback.
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David registered this plate because "Web development is my passion." And although most
Miami vanity plates adorn Jaguars and Porsches, David is still waiting for his Porsche.
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Tony Armendariz
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Registered in Illinois in 2001 and appears on a 1998 S-10 Blazer.
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A Web Designer for an ad agency in Northbrook, Illinois, Tony chose WEB ART because
he's "mostly a graphics guy first and a coder second." You can see Tony's personal
portfolio at www.armendarizart.com.
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Richard Jarrow
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Registered in the spring of 1997 and rides on a red Camaro Z28 in Chicago.
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Richard is in the networking technologies field, most strongly (as you may
have already guessed) on the hardware side of the business.
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Marrianne Bacon
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Freshly registered this month (December 2001) on a 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo.
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Marrianne spends most of her time doing Web development at work and at home, and was
inspired to register this plate after a recent visit to this License Plate
Gallery! You can check out Marrianne's site at: www.marianne.com.
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Jon Harris
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Registered In February, 2000.
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Jon is the Assistant Web Director for Radford University (RU), in
Radford VA. Part of the fees for the Radford University Plates also go back
to the university for the general fund.
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Scott A. McIntyre
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Originally registered on a Honda Civic in 1994; later transferred to a
Saab 900.
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Scott's worked with TCP/IP and Unix since the mid 80's and was surprised that
no one else in the Boston area had snatched this one up when he located there in
'94. Looking for a self-promotional tool? Scott says that during the .com high
days, he couldn't park his car in public without getting headhunter business
cards stuck under the windshield wipers.
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Ann Navarro
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Registered in May of 2000.
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Ann reports that WEBGEEK is not only her tag, but the name and trademark of her
company, WebGeek, Inc.
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Tina Azolino
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Registered to a Pontiac Firebird in Ohio, 2001.
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Tina designs and maintains start page portals for ISPs at linkarcade.com,
an obsession of hers since since 1997.
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Michael Saint
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Registered in Florida.
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Michael reports that it took the Tallahassee tag office 4 tries to get this one
right, but they finally lined it up correctly. By day Michael designs and restores
carnival rides; at night, it's computer graphics and Web site design.
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Betty
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Freshly registered in October 2001 on a 2000 Mitsubishi Mirage.
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Betty writes: "I'm a Web Application Developer.....it's my job and my passion!" She
also notes that her Mirage would like to grow up and be a Porsche.
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Glenda Haley Shastry
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Registered in California in 2000, appears on a 1999 Acura 3.2TL.
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The real XML girl is a Web developer/programmer in the Silicon Valley.
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Carl Nowakowski
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First registered in 1998 in Virginia, appears on a 1991 Jeep Wrangler.
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Carl first started developing Web sites in '97 with a trial version of FrontPage
97. Today his company, BYDISN.com, has 5 employees
and specializes in dynamic Web solutions for companies of all sizes. |
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Ed and Miki Gardini
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Registered in 2000.
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Ed and Miki inform us they are owned by a Siamese cat who rations their time between the Web and
her food dish. They add, "the Lake Tahoe plates pay a small part in helping the lake's
environment." |
