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Be sure to check out my Blog and Photo Album at LarryEiss.com

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That's the whole point of having a Web page, after all!
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eiss.net is the Web presence of the extended Eiss family.  The site contains information of interest on Christian Faith, Woodworking (none yet), Computer Software, and the Eiss Family.  We invite you to browse, download items of interest to you, or explore the many links to related information sources on the Internet.

Be sure to check out my Blog and Photo Album at LarryEiss.com

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      "A Layman's Thoughts" 

                  Issue number 1: "On the Second Coming of Christ"

                            Issue number 2: "On the Eternity of the Trinity"

                            Issue number 3: "On Justice and Absolute Truth" is unpublished

                             Issue number 4: "On Witnessing"

                             Issue number 5: "On the Simplicity of the Gospel"

                             Issue number 6: "On The Strength of Weakness"

                  Issue number 7: "On Leadership"

       Sermons 

                Be Fruity
                Now What? 
                Perfection Is
      The Games People Play

Here is an overview of my career in computer software.

I have a long history with Clipper and Visual Objects, so here are links to many Clipper and Visual Objects resources.

I am currently Director, WebFOCUS Product Support at Information Builders in the heart of mid-town Manhattan. You can reach me there at (917) 339-5285 or Larry_Eiss@ibi.com.   I also run AOL Instant Messenger during the day.  My ID at the office is EissManIBI.  Feel free to say "Hello."

My father, Arthur George Eiss, used to read to us a lot when we were kids.  By far, my favorite story was a lyrical poem of sorts that was published in a very old text book called The Peerless Reciter.  The title of the piece was Ye Olde Tyme Tayle of Ye Knighte, Ye Yeoman, and Ye Faire Damosel.   Have a read and see if you like it too.

I believe that the copyright on this may have expired, leaving the works it contains in the public domain.  I am slowly researching that.   If, however, you know this to be untrue, please let me know and I will remove the writing from this site.

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