This site is the umbrella for my personal and professional life. It is updated intermittently. I am Tim Lovelock of Madison (Huntsville), AL, formerly Jacksonville, FL, Brooksville, FL, Tampa, FL, Orlando, FL, and a few other places when I was a child. I appear to do search engine optimization very well - if you are looking for the Tim Lovelock of Bain & Co. in Paris, his linkedin page is here.
Tim Lovelock
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I am a great believer in luck, and I find that the harder I work, the more I have of it.
~Thomas Jefferson
Hundred Day Head Start
The Hundred Day Head Start website was moved to a new host this week due to support issues at GoDaddy. I don’t claim to be a hosting guru so I need support regularly. Bluehost, my current host, has already done more for me in one month than GoDaddy did in a year and a half. Plus, the user interface is much easier to understand and manage.
Hundred Day Head Start is a website built to develop a community of people interested in diet and exercise. It is primarily geared to provide motivation and support, and is built using The Morning After theme for Wordpress, which has an online magazine-style look. The move and redesign is 80% complete, with just some back-end plugins to implement that will enhance the search engine results of the site.
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