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There are two kinds of information on these pages: stuff I made up, and stuff I found on the web. |
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fun and stay as long as you like.
Oh, a quick note about fonts. I have used a couple here that aren't on every pc: Staccato 555 BT, and Haettenschweiler. I don't know whether I have the right to distribute them, but I'm sure that if someone minds that they will tell me. If you right click on the links, you can download and install them. |
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The CONTENT section links to things that I made up: genealogy articles, computer graphics, movies I like or have reviewed, music I've written, plays I've written, and things related to my work. What work is that? I'm a consultant, developing websites, extranets, and office automation. For more information, go to that website. |
The LINKS section connects to sites that I find interesting or useful. |
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Genealogical Articles & Speaking Engagements |
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A&M |
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Personal |
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Complexity |
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Personal Computing |
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Science Fiction |
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News and Views |
Other |
My 30th High School Reunion |
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Some people expect to see a larger image when they click. Sorry. Email me if you want larger images of these pictures. I think I can find them.
Jurisdictions where I'm currently on probation for traffic offenses:Knock on wood, I'm clear at the moment. Check back next week. It'll be Provo UT |
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I don't maintain lists of links to all of the places that do a particular thing, but I found that my hot list was categorizable. Here are some links to places that I like to go... I have used plus signs (+) to indicate pages that I personally value.
Links to pages related to my alma mater.
I like science, at least the parts of it that I think I understand. I get really wound up over maps.
I'm an amateur genealogist. These links get stale really fast, but follow them to see how to use computers and the Internet in your family history projects.
I like music, and I use my PC as a recorder and a sequencer. I'm taking theory classes so I can study composition and orchestration later.
Links I use about things here in town mostly, to save time.
This is a game from another era, but it was really popular when I was a child. I've watched the world change and the game stay the same, sort of, and I like it because it lets me imagine that it's that old agricultural, here-comes-a-train, straw hat and bunting world right here on earth. And besides, Frank Thomas and Greg Maddux are just plain good.
A combination of yellow pages and internet tools.
Links to pc hardware and software sites.
Some Links to Spots I follow when time allows.
Don't laugh, I don't get out much.
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![]() Manuel M Davenport was my college advisor, and a professor of philosophy at A&M. I had the great pleasure to present a plaque to my mentor and friend, on the occasion of his retirement 8 December 1999. The following spring he fell ill, and passed away in August, 2000. I missed all of the memorials, but I'm so glad I was able to tell him how much I loved him while he was still here. He lived with singular honesty, a constant kindness, a classic curiosity, and a great intellect. I haven't finished trying to show him what he helped me become. I plan to, though. |
IPL The Internet Public Library
Library of Congress World Wide Web Home Page
I used to play Civilization a lot.
I like the editorials, surveys, science and technology ... I guess I like the whole paper.
The home page of KXAS-TV Dallas/Fort Worth
The Lycos Home Page: Hunting WWW Information
The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Subject Catalogue
New
York Times Sections
The Weekly Bookmark
Welcome to Dogpile, the Friendly Multi-Engine Search Tool
Publication date: 05/12/2007
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