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This site is just to give you a little insight to who I am and what I`m like,so lets start with a photo to see what I look like. This one was taken of me on the eve of the new millenium and I was turning 40 then so I must be 42ish. Once you have looked around please sign the guest book and leave a comment of how the site could be improved.Thanks.

Below is an article taken from the DAILY EXPRESS February 21 1989
by BILL RANKINE.

Plunge hero Stuart Ross
starts his own firm

BRAVE Stuart Ross
has fought his way back from the dead to launch his own computer business.
Stuart, 28 suffered massive internal injuries when he plunged 50ft. from a balcony four years ago.
His speech was impaired and doctors told him he would never walk again.
"it would have been easy to sit back and give up," said Stuart. "But the word cant`t` isn`t in my vocabulary."
Now he can walk again with asisstance.

Slipped

Tragady struck Stuart, from Bannockburn, when he locked himself out of the London flat where he was living.
"I tried to climb in over a balcony but slipped and fell," he said.
"I was on a life support machine for weeks. I dont know how long."
"In fact I cant remember anything from that time."
And this week he launches a computer - aided art work and printing service with the support of the Governments Enterprise Allowance Scheme.

Crafts

He used to be in the craft business, painting and selling pottery and engraving silver and glass ornaments.
In his determination to suceed he took an information technology course and then started his own firm.
Stuart said : "The first advert I`ve designed appears this week.
"I`ve had to swap the artist`s tools for computer gadgetry but I`m determined to succeed.