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	<title>Main</title>
	<preface>
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			<text>I bid thee <strong>welcome</strong> to my humble homepage, and hope that you may find what you are looking for. Here's a brief <strong>summary</strong> of my site.</text>
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			<title>Work</title>
			<text>I used to work for <A HREF="http://www.omedia.dk">Omedia Digital</A>, but since November 2001 I have worked for <a href="http://www.kmd.dk/">KMD</a>. In this section you can <strong>learn more about my work</strong>.</text>
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		<section id="4">
			<title>Education</title>
			<text>Dosn't it say it all? Here you can find <strong>information about my education</strong> from public school till now.</text>
		</section>
		<section id="5">
			<title>Hobbies</title>
			<text>My <strong>hobbies</strong> include: Roleplaying, Rollerskating and Pool. See it all in <strong>this section</strong>.</text>
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		<section id="6">
			<title>Profile</title>
			<text>This section should cover <strong>some information about me</strong>, that <strong>is not covered by the previous sections</strong>.</text>
		</section>
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	 		<title>Tutorials</title>
			<text>Here you can find the <strong>tutorials I have written</strong> or currently am writing. These will <strong>in time</strong> include <strong>JavaScript, PHP and Perl</strong>.</text>
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			<text>If it is <strong>not apparent</strong> where the information is, but you still think you will <strong>find it</strong> here, please look at all the pages <strong>before mailing me</strong>. When (If?) you do find the information, please mail me with where you found it, what is was, and <strong>why you were unable to</strong> localise the section it was covered by from the summary above. If you <strong>don't find it</strong>, but think it <strong>should be here</strong>, please tell me what is is you are looking for, and <strong>suggest which section</strong> to put it in.</text>
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			<title>Pert?!?</title>
			<text>No I'm not! The nick is simply derived from my real name (Per T)homsen, but i can attach a little story to it.<p/>When i went to <A HREF="http://www.frhgym.dk/">high school</A> it became trendy to refer to people by their first name, and the last letter of the last name, hence I was called "Per T". Then when I became a student at <A HREF="http:://www.cs.auc.dk/">the department of computer science</A> at <A HREF="http://www.auc.dk/">Aalborg University</A>, I was asked to pick a username, that would also be my email adress. People, for quite some time, had been calling me "Per T", so i chose this as my nick. At the department of computer science, however, the trend was to refer to people by their nick, hence people called me "pert". Through allmost 4 years people have been calling me "pert", so I have chosen to stick by this name.</text>
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			<text>It was just recently I became aware of <a href="http://www.m-w.com/">the meaning of the word pert</a><sup>1</sup>, and I refuse to let a wellfounded nick stepaside for this. So all in all if indeed you were looking for something pert, you will not find it here, but if you are looking for "pert" then: Congratulations you found me!</text>
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			<text><p class="footnote"><sup>1</sup>As you might have guessed english is not my native language - danish is.</p></text>
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