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I can't listen to him anymore!!! NOBAMA!!!
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I can't listen to him anymore!!! NOBAMA!!!
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We are a group that is committed to spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ
We are a group that is committed to spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ
We are the Kansas City Chapter of the National FairTax organization. We work to promote awareness, support for, and eventual passage of the FairTax.
We are now starting our series of educational podcasts that are available on our website !
You can subscribe and/or listen at : http://www.fairtaxkc.org/podcasts.php
Thanks for listening !
Ray
Please join us at our Victim's Day (April 15th) Save the Nation Rally at Johnson County Community College, Yardley Hall at 6:30 PM. JCCC is at the corner of College and Quivira.
We will be showing the short version (30 minutes) of the I.O.U.S.A. ...
We are a group that is committed to spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ
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- What city do you live in
- Kansas City
- Where do you work and what do you do
- Info Tech Health Check (iTHC) - Java Architect and Developer
- Tell us about yourself
- Ray Harris has been in the IT industry for 14 years. He has functioned as a software analyst, developer, project manager and software architect in the transportation arena; mutual fund financial services arena; health provider and insurance arena; mechanical engineering arena; video, voice and data cable provider arena; and most recently, the IT Benchmarking arena.
Ray has experience in all areas of software development and architecture including COBOL/DB2 batch data processing, client server data processing and internet web applications in both the Microsoft .NET and Java/J2EE environments.
Ray was the project leader for several conversions on the mutual fund data processing environment of DST Systems, including the Russell Funds, (a $2.4 Trillion Investment firm) - creator of the Russell 2000 Index.
Ray has experience as the lead java architect on the Suddenlink Inc. (a 1.4 million customer cable company) Customer Selfcare Portal system, and the ITHC Benchmarking system. He was also the technical lead on several other projects: the Wells Dairy Blue Bunny ice cream website, the Burger King restaurant management portal, the HNTB (a $4 Billion Mechanical Enginering firm) Engineering Sales/Marketing/Project management website, the Simon Malls vendor/partner management website, and the QWEST circuit pricing project.
Ray graduated from the United States Air Force Academy in 1985 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering and a minor in Mathematical Sciences. Ray received his Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering in 1990 from Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts.
Currently Ray is the Lead Software Architect for iTHC, LLC an industry leading IT benchmarking and assessment organization.
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I'm interested in helping you with the FAIRTAX group, and/or KCWEBPROS. Please let me know of things you have not had time to get done.
Thanks - James
Yes last night's KCWEBPROS meeting (http://www.kcwebpros.com) at APLUS.NET (http://www.aplus.net) was awesome. I learned a lot. It was great meeting you, and thanks for attending. I will remember to thank Tina Pugh for inviting all the Centriq folks.
Please feel free to join our FAIRTAX group here on KCOnline, and I look forward to working with you on getting the FairTax passed into law !!
See you the next KCWebPros meeting !! Thanks Again.
Ray
Great to meet you last night at the KC Web Pros meeting. It was a great event and was nice to get to know others in the IT field here in KC.
I spoke with Earl a bit last night about FairTax KC. I did a little work with FairTax in Tulsa a few years back. I will be interested to see what is going on here in KC now.
Best,
Josh Lovetere
Yes - that is the purpose of this "group/forum" here on KCOnlineCommunity. We can use this to have discussions, etc. There is a discussion feature inside the FairTax group page.
Thanks very much for joining !
See you "in the ether" !!
Ray
It would bring people closer together and people could ask questions too if they're just learning about the Fair Tax.
Also, with new content it would up our Google ranking and SEO visibility, which could bring more members to the Fair Tax site--and to the group as a whole.
Thanks,
Ian