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    <title>On sabbatical</title>
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    <summary>This is just a note to let you know that the Endevver team will be on vacation and doing their best to avoid talking about, thinking about or working on the Internet through November 20th, 2008.  If you're interested in talking with...</summary>
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        <name>Jay Allen</name>
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        This is just a note to let you know that the Endevver team will be on vacation and doing their best to avoid talking about, thinking about or working on the Internet through November 20th, 2008.  If you're interested in talking with us about your project, feel free to send us mail and we'll get back to you once we return.
        
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    <title>Welcome to Endevver</title>
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    <summary>There are at least a few moments in every endeavor which seem to mark themselves in your mind as significant even as they are happening.  Although I've been making websites in one form or another for 14 years (hard to even fathom), the launch of this site is one of those.</summary>
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        <![CDATA[There are at least a few moments in every endeavor which seem to mark themselves in your mind as <i>significant</i> even as they are happening.&nbsp;  Although I've been making websites in one form or another for 14 years (hard to even fathom), the launch of this site is one of those.<br /><br />It's not because I expect to garner a massive waves of traffic to the site.&nbsp; I'm not a pundit and my contributions to the web are spread far and wide across dozens of different sites.&nbsp; This site exists solely as a way for people to engage with Endevver for projects and for us to help tell the world about them.<br /><br />It's not because this marks the beginning of my career or even a new part of it.&nbsp; Endevver has been in operation now for nearly four months and already has several excellent clients.&nbsp; Furthermore, I personally have been working with Movable Type in one form or another for years, as a freelance consultant, a <a href="http://members.movabletype.org/jallen/">developer</a>, a <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Hacking-Movable-Type-ExtremeTech-Allen/dp/076457499X">writer</a>, its <a href="http://www.jayallen.org/journey/2004/10/powered_by_movable_type">Product Manager</a> and Application Architect for <a href="http://texturadesign.com/">Textura Design</a>.<br /><br />No, I think that what makes this launch so significant is that it is the first tangible evidence of the Endevver's core mission: To bring together a coalition of fantastically talented and passionate people who are dedicated to making beautiful, functional and successful sites using Movable Type.<br /><br />I'm proud of the people I work with on a daily basis and happy to bring the force of their expertise to bear for every Endevver client.<br />]]>
        
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