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		<title>About</title>
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			<link rel="int" url="about.php">About</link>
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			<link rel="int" url="rss_read/">RSSread</link>
			<link rel="int" url="speech/">Speech</link>
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			<p>This website is where I will host and test scripts/programs that I have built, either for public or for personal use.</p>
			<p>Some people may be wondering why I am building new programs, such as <link rel="int" url="img/"><imgGallery/></link>, 
			when there are already hundreds, if not thousands, of other scripts that already exist that can do the same thing.</p>
			<p>My response to those people is that the programs that I am writing are bespoke to me. That is they contain the features 
			that I require in that piece of program and, likewise do not include the features that I do not require.</p>
			<p>Also, by writing the programs myself, I am learning. I am learning more from writing programs that are to be used in the 
			real world by real users, than by reading books.</p>
			<p>All of the web developing skills, such as HTML, PHP, and JavaScript, I have learnt by reading books, but I have only 
			honed my skill, and really learnt the language by writing my own programs.</p>
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			<p>Throughout this page and site I use the words <b>script</b> and <b>program</b> inter-changable.</p>
			<p>The programs that I write may use a scripting language, such as PHP, or JavaScript, which would make them scripts. But, 
			this applies to PHP more than JavaScript, the scripts that I write include many pages and functions, and I see them as 
			programs more than I see them as scripts</p>
			<p>So, any <b>scripts</b> that I write using PHP, I will call <b>programs</b>
			<br />And any <b>scripts</b> that I write using JavaScript, I will call <b>scripts</b></p>
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			<link rel="ext" url="http://www.roganty.co.uk/" target="_blank">Anthony Rogers</link>
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