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I wonder if this applies to my flickr feed or blog feed?

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This site is currently running on word press blogging tool and publishing platform. I installed the Cleanmachine theme but that will likely change soon and often as I experiment with differnt looks and functionality. You might be wondering why I didn’t design my own site. Currently I am interested in learning about existing technology and how to increase efficiency for myself and clients. I am more intersted in learning how to use and integrate existing systems than to build new ones from scratch. The wheel has been invented.

Inevitably I will end up having to build new systems, but my experiences using existing ones will improve my skill at developing new ones.