Bruce Morris 109 Willow Lane Oak Ridge, TN 37830, US Phone US: 865-805-7276 Phone Guatemala: 502-4389-8956 brucemorris@brucemorris.com Photo Library: Costa Rica Costa Rica Birds Panama Florida Keys Fort Jefferson and the Dry Tortugas Everglades National Park Street Performers, Key West Guatemala Nalgas Cubanas

Bruce Morris is an artist, businessman and technologist.

Ponytail Bruce Morris is an author and photographer writing travelguides, magazine articles and promotional material. He can be persuaded to play rockabilly guitar. He is the author of   Open Road's Best of the Florida Keys (Open Road).   Open Road's Best of Panama (Open Road).   Open Road's Best of Guatemala (2010) (Open Road).   Open Road's Best of Costa Rica (with Charlie Morris) (Open Road).   Adventure Guide to the Florida Keys & Everglades National Park (Hunter).   Costa Rica Alive! (Hunter)   HTML in Action (Microsoft Press),   His photography interests cover travel in Africa, Latin America, US and Europe. A graduate of Woodstock and other '60s renaissance events, he was production manager of ThirdEar Magazine based in Washington D.C. during the '60s and early '70s which permanently altered the way he looks at business and life. Home is Oak Ridge, Tennessee and Jucanyá, Guatemala.	Suit He has worked as an internet business strategist and planner. He was the founder and Publisher of The Web Developer's Journal before selling it to internet.com in 1998. As Technology Director for the internet side of television and media owner Carlton International, he was responsible for the technical side of launching three major Web sites building a technical team and overseeing development of a state-of-the-art high-capacity server farm. He has been involved in strategic internet consulting and is based in East Tennessee, US. He spent 2 years as Global Internet Manager at Gateway 2000 where he was responsible for planning and building the company's US and international internet departments building Web sites in 5 languages for 10 countries. He was responsible for setting corporate internet strategies and goals, recruited and led the Web teams that built and manage the Gateway 2000 Web sites with sales growing from $0 to over $1 million per day in less than 6 months. Web direct sales rapidly grew to over 1/3 $billion annually. After establishing the internet Department at Gateway in North Sioux City, USA, Mr. Morris spent time in Australia, Japan, and Europe building internet departments and supervising construction of multi-language Web sites for Gateway 2000 in those regions.	Geek The author of HTML in Action and developer of "Duct Tape HTML" he insulted numerous provincial HTML fundamentalist groups with his "in your face" pages. "I make no apologies if this page looks like crap on your browser. I'm going to use the best HTML extensions I can find legal or not. They may only be able to be viewed with bleeding edge browsers. Then again, I may have made a terrible mistake!" With his associate Paige Turner, he co-developed and helped popularize the WeeNIX operating system. "No way am I gonna be stuck with just command line or silly windows" he said in a recent candid moment. Unfortunately, being a cutting edge geek becomes more and more difficult each year. Mr. Morris now wishes he still had 12-year old sons living at home who could show him how to operate the TV remote and configure other household electronic devices. The Morris home is filled with tech gadgets blinking "12:00".