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Happy New Year, I'm Revising the Website for 2010

Andy Clifford — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 03:17:18 +0000

Hello folks,

Just wanted to let you know I just had my website remodeled and it’s now set-up with a WordPress CMS (Content Management System) designed by my friend Jerrald Hayes at Paradigm-360.com. Jerrald gave me my old website design back in 2006 and incorporated the same look and feel into this theme but set it up using WordPress so I could also use it to blog about my projects and make other changes and revisions to the content on the website when I felt they were called for .

Some of my old posts and content maybe missing links to photos here and there but I promise you I will fix that ASAP if you can just give me a few days to run all the problems down.

In the meantime while Jerrald and I get everything working here let me say namaste and have a Happy New Year!

Andy

Newsday Article: Owning a Historic Home

Andy Clifford — Sat, 30 Sep 2006 14:43:53 +0000

In early September of 2006 I was interviewed by Ann Givens about the process of renovating and restoring a historic home for an article that appeared in the Real Estate section of the weekend edition of Newsday. While the origional article had a great photo gallery and video it is no longer online on the Newday website but you can still click here to read a PDF of the article .

BreakTime Tipi Fest: Friday, August 18th to Sunday August 20th, 2006

Andy Clifford — Fri, 25 Aug 2006 14:47:20 +0000

Every year for some six years now readers of Taunton Press’ Fine HomeBuilding Magazine who participate in the online forum there known as Breaktime get together each summer in the spirit of friendship and good cheer at what has come to be known as a “Fest”. For the Summer 2006 I was the host for the gathering of some 50 something fine home building professionals, fine home building enthusiasts, and their families.

The three day gathering saw the exchange of ideas and building techniques through some planned presentations as well as the informal banter that took place from the morning each day on late into the evening.