To Whom It May Concern...

This is the Notice for Stephan E. Cooper. http://www.legacy.com/Link.asp?I=LS000109630446X Click on the above link or cut and paste the url into your browser's address bar.

As many of you already know, my father-in-law has been battling brain tumors for a while. He lost the fight Saturday afternoon while sleeping. We want to thank all our friends for their support during this time.

My cousin Tommy is continuing to spread the good news of an important message in Indonesia. If you don't know him don't worry. If you do, or you've heard me talk about him, check out the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOfyLh_W5Rc

Let me specify right off the bat... I don't think I'm a genius. However, when I begin to tell most people about what I do for work, their eyes glaze over, and their heart-rate slows to near-death levels. It seems overly complex to them. Now, I'm not saying just anybody can walk into my office and take over what I do. I'm just saying that once you get over a few basic hurdles, I'm simply a problem solver. The main hurdle is terminology. Not just learning what certain words or phrases mean, but what they mean at different times. It may have been said, 'My home is my Domain', or some such thing. Most people wouldn't think of using the word Domain today, but if they did, they would likely think of an area they had control of. (Don't glaze over just yet.) In the IT world, a domain would refer to a collection of computers networked and protected together. But if you were to start coding, and happened to look at something like Monorail .Net you may run int...