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This site, and all similar endeavors, are dedicated to my dad, who always encouraged my growth as a techie.

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Samuel Truman Cornelius

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January pics are up and A LOT of site-related stuff

ok then, it’s what, the eighteenth of february?

ah well…

couple new things again this month…
like last month, i have a folder of panoramic pics made with AutoStitch…
this month, there is a new folder called “WebCam” and it has a very few notable moments caught on my cam… this will continue from here on out, assuming there . . . → Read More: January pics are up and A LOT of site-related stuff

the whole “Ebert on games” thing

just a few links, not a comprehensive list… i was just going to add these links to the sidebar “looking at” list, but, they are scattered and there seems to be no one gateway point to get to all of them, so, i’ll put them together here…

most people know what i have to say on . . . → Read More: the whole “Ebert on games” thing

Duke City Fix » Hiking to the TWA Wreck

Duke City Fix » Hiking to the TWA Wreck

Anyone who has taken the tram up to Sandia Crest has probably overheard a passenger or two asking about the ‘crash site.’ They are referring to the wreck of TWA flight 206; a twin engine Martin 404 that slammed in to the west face of Sandia Peak on . . . → Read More: Duke City Fix » Hiking to the TWA Wreck