Recent Websites: TSN, UPA, Victor Kattan, Pigstock 2009
Since 1995, Nigel Parry has been designing and developing websites and website content for educational, advocacy, non-profit, media, and business organizations. Today, Nigel, together with an experienced network of consultants around the world, offers complete public relations, website, multimedia, and print solutions for clients of all sizes, in any geographical location. Here is a look at some recent sites designed by nigelparry.net, including the UK-based Teacher Support Network, the Washington, DC-based United Palestinian Appeal, Victor Kattan's website, and the 2009 Pigstock festival page. (Added: Jun 25, 2009) 
R.N.C. Diary external link
So, the Republican Party are having their convention in St. Paul, MN, although with 50,000 people in town for the event (before protesters) Minneapolis is going to be full of people as well. This page will contain an ongoing diary of brief notes about what is going on in the city, blog postings, and photos. My band, Pocket of Resistance, is opening up the Lowertown Block Party in St. Paul on Sunday, August 31st, so we're about to be tossed right into the middle of the circus. (Added: Aug 30, 2008)
Tilsner Artists' Cooperative T-Shirts!
For the Spring 2005 Saint Paul Art Crawl, a limited edition series of Tilsner Artists' Cooperative T-Shirts, sporting a white design on black T-shirts. A reverse option with a black design on white T-Shirts was also available. The illustration of the Tilsner building was created by "Texas" Teena Roberson from a photograph by Nigel Parry and T-Shirt production was carried out in-house. (Added: Apr 22, 2005)
Photographs: Halloween 2003
As Halloween approached, I called a friend in the Tilsner who holds the best Halloween party in town, and asked him if I could set up a portrait studio in a spare room and photograph the guests in costume. The idea was to get a clean digital shot of the costumes against a plain background, perhaps get some of the characters to interact, and see what happened. (Added: Nov 3, 2003)
ADC gives "Voices of Peace" award to two nigelparry.net websites external link
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EI/eIraq web designer and co-founder Nigel Parry (L) and co-founder Ali Abunimah (C) accept the award from ADC Communications Director Hussein Ibish. (Photo: Ken Harper/EI)
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Two co-founders of Middle East alternative news websites Electronic Iraq and Electronic Intifada, Ali Abunimah and Nigel Parry, were at the 20th National Convention of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee in Washington DC on 14 June 2003 to accept the ADC's Voices of Peace Award on behalf of the founders of EI and sister site eIraq. The award was presented to eIraq and EI "in recognition of its commitment to bringing the concerns, voices, and experiences of the Iraqi and Palestinian peoples to audiences the world over via the Internet." Following are the complete text of the acceptance speeches, which were shortened on the night, and a video of the speeches. (Added: Jun 20, 2003)
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Since 1995, Nigel Parry has been designing and developing websites and website content for educational, advocacy, non-profit, media, and business organizations. Responsible for pioneering several ground-breaking Internet projects, Nigel was invited to speak at the United Nations on Internet development in 1997 and has been featured in interviews and articles in publications around the world. Today, together with an experienced network of consultants around the world, Nigel Parry offers complete website, multimedia, and print solutions for clients of all sizes, in any geographical location.
For more information, see nigelparry.net.
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