What would you say, if I told you that you could control Halloween lights, inflatables, and other yard decorations located in Colorado from the comfort of your own computer? You would probably say, “No way! Yeah right.” Well, that was my exact reaction until I visited Alek’s Controllable Halloween Decorations for Celiac Disease at komar.org and discovered that not only was it possible, but it was loads of fun watching your results via a network of streaming webcams located on the property.f

Web Controls for the decorations – click on & off / inflate & deflate

During the Halloween and Christmas holidays, Alek Komarnitsky diligently installs his web-controllable decorations in order to raise awareness and donations for Celiac disease, providing hours of entertainment for those surfers on the web who religiously flock to his website to partake in the annual web festivities. His two sons, Dirk and Kyle Komarnitsky, have this disease which is noted for damaging the small intestine and interfering with the absorption of nutrients from food. People who have Celiac disease cannot tolerate gluten, a protein in wheat, rye, and barley.

This web novelty is an amazing testament of a father’s love for his children. I both applaud and admire Mr. Komarnitsky for sharing this annual tradition with the internet and for raising awareness about Celiac disease. Give it a try during the month of October in celebration of the Halloween season and again in December in celebration of the Christmas hlidays. You will be glad that you did. If you find that you have enjoyed partaking in the Komarnitsky family web-controllable decorations, please donate to center for Celiac research.

I INFLATE IT
I DEFLATE IT
I ENJOY IT
ITSWHATILIKEONTHEWEB

@4four1ones
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