Author: senseiken
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the hardest working turkey you know – that would be me!
Well, I spent today cleaning up some stuff I had put off for a while… like diving really deeply into PHP to get a handle on the most efficient possible way to add/update/delete database records with a single form as a refresher. In any case, lots of stuff happening here and at the dotPublishing, Inc.…
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Soulhuntre’s fantasy vacation… File this
Soulhuntre’s fantasy vacation… File this under vacations I never get to go on…
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Goth Goose February 14th, 2000:
Goth Goose February 14th, 2000: Dez Cuthulhu “”Hello, hello hello what have we here ?” I thought to myself when I came across the site of Dez Cuthulhu A.K.A The Demon Star (as this modest individual describes themselves) last week. Someone who obviously doesn’t know much about their classic horror for starters. It’s “Cthulhu” moron,…
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Welcome to the Goth Goose
Welcome to the Goth Goose Of The Week “One of her hobbies is “looking up gothic sites (HEY!! If you know some good ones, send them my way)” . Congratulations! Now you are right inside of the most fabulous gothic site existing. What a lucky devil you are… Another one is “skating” . She seems…
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Vintage Pix | Images of
Vintage Pix | Images of Women in the Past “The photos in my collection range from the 1860s to 1930s. The postcards primarily date to the first two decades of the 1900s. I look for character, humor, and material culture (i.e., clothes, furniture, etc.). I try to collect images related to women’s history, but I…
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The Vintage Telephone Equipment Museum
The Vintage Telephone Equipment Museum “The Vintage Telephone Equipment Museum is sponsored by the Washington Telephone Pioneers of America. We are located at 7000 East Marginal Way South, Seattle, Washington, 98108. The museum can be reached on (206) 767-3012 and is open every Tuesday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and by appointment other days.…
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Jeff’s Classic Computer Haven –
Jeff’s Classic Computer Haven – Home of the TRS-80 Model 2000 FAQ File “”Sometimes you get more done on the simple machines. There’s no complexity to slow you down and they’re always ready to go.” (Kyocera FAQ)”