Fred Koschara - My official personal Web page

The Internet Home of

Fred Koschara

 
A proud member of The Fred Society

self-portrait photo, March 5, 2004

Welcome to my "personal home" on the Internet!

I'm an ambitious entrepreneur, and have done a fair amount of Web consulting and design, so there are lots of other sites I have and/or am putting a lot of effort into, but this site is my own personal space. Here you can learn more about me, if you wish, and read a few of my thoughts and opinions. My intent is for this site to also become the source for verification of my identity, but that's a project which is going to take some additional time and resources to complete.

There's a fair amount of information on this site. Select an option from the menu at the right to access its features. Click the menu indicators ( opened menu or closed menu ) to open and close the submenus.

I occasionally add pictures to the self-portrait set shown at the left side of this page. The code picks one of the photos from the list at random, so the picture you see will [usually] be different every time you reload the page.


At some point during your visit to this site, please be sure to write something in my Guestbook, which can be found in the Feedback section of the menu at the right of each page. I review all Guestbook entries before they are displayed, so there's not much chance you're going to find SPAM in my Guestbook!

I'm also open to comments and constructive criticism, and there's a Suggestion Box for that as well.


Click here if you're looking for the page of my photos displayed at Borders Bookstore at the Cambridgeside Galleria (Cambridge, Massachusetts). The exhibition was first available during June, 2003, and was up again from the beginning of December, 2003 through May, 2004.


My search for someone special to share my time and dreams and the beauty of the world with is over: I'm now engaged to a charming young lady, Ms Karen Baker. We'll be getting married in 20[something]...


About page and menu colors

Some time ago, it was drawn to my attention that lavender, lilac, etc. - purple colors - have become associated with homosexuality by many people. I really don't care, and the choice of color for the menu and many of the pages on this site has absolutely nothing to do with sexual preference: Purple has been, since ancient Phonecian times, the "color of royalty" when it was made from a scarce extract of oyster shells, and therefore something only the rich could afford. It is also one of the most beautiful colors in a spectacular sunset, and has always been my favorite color - long before I ever even heard of sexual preferences.

Power to the Purple People!

 

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