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- November 15, 1946
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- My wife, my three cats, cooking, writing, astronomy, science fiction, space science, physics, Colorado, traveling, fottasites, mortistats, and befuddling pins.
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- Degrees in Physics and Computer Science, polio survivor, brown hair, male, charming
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- Houston, Texas
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- astronomy, cooking, science fiction, reading history and Evolution, and playing 'Alpha Centauri'
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- Software engineering project manager
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Pyrotex's blog > Pulling Up Roots
Posted 01 July 2010
[Ongoing Unemployment Blog -- Updates at the end]
Imagine your frontier fore-fathers (and mothers), abandoning their comfy home in, say, Chicago or Philadelphia, and pruning down their possessions so they would fit in a Conestoga wagon or two. And leaving behind so much, so much, for the hope of another life at the other end of a long, barren...
Imagine your frontier fore-fathers (and mothers), abandoning their comfy home in, say, Chicago or Philadelphia, and pruning down their possessions so they would fit in a Conestoga wagon or two. And leaving behind so much, so much, for the hope of another life at the other end of a long, barren...
Pyrotex's blog > Windows 3.1 Paint Art
Posted 09 March 2010
Pyrotex's blog > Pyrotechnical Odds and Ends
Posted 04 January 2010
Pyrotex's blog > The Science Fiction Of Pyrotex
Posted 22 December 2009
My first encounter with science fiction was in the fourth grade. My teacher, Mrs. M. D. Carter, was one of those rare human beings with a talent for changing the lives of every child she encountered. She saw that I was bored with the standard class reading assignments, so she arranged to get me adult privileges in the elementary school...
Pyrotex's blog > Thanksgiving Paganfest 009
Posted 26 November 2009
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08 Oct 2010 - 02:25the employment situation still sucks tho- i hope you are faring better than i- we really need to chat-will you be on later this evening?