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  • 11 hour day debugging CAN interrupts while porting code to the PIC18F66K80. Whew. Now to take out my anger on the squat rack. Thx Microchip! about 6 days ago
  • Our corrupt left wing media cheers the administration when it assaults the 2nd amendment- outraged when it attacks the 1st #sickening about 9 days ago
  • I forgot how newborn babies like to squawk when they're annoyed. It's cute. about 23 days ago
  • Wife started labor. My son wants out! about 27 days ago
  • Found a fun way to pass time on this cross country flight: use in-flight wifi to look up aviation accidents in the NTSB database. about 55 days ago
  • Sunset over New Mexico from 32,000 feet. Pretty. about 55 days ago
  • Whew. Bumpy ride. Must have something to do with all those convective SIGMETS over TX. about 55 days ago
  • Connecting flight delayed in #DFW. Sadly #PDX will have to wait. I really need a Gulfstream IV #thisisbullshit :-( about 55 days ago
  • Flying over the gulf right now. Endless calm blue water below. #scenic about 56 days ago
  • I've been to Florida once before and I thought it was a festering cesspit then. My opinion hasn't changed. Very happy to be flying home! about 56 days ago

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Gabriel Has Arrived!…

Gabriel Birth

Gabriel Connor was born Saturday April 27th at 1:35 PM. He weighed 7 pounds, 11 ounces and measured 20" long. He came 3 weeks before my daughter and two weeks before his due date, so its obvious he … [Read More...]

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Happy Thanksgiving…

Ready to eat!

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! This was our first Thanksgiving at home and we cooked a feast! … [Read More...]

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Florida and The Everglades from 35,000 Feet…

Lakes and Palm Trees

I recently returned from a week-long business trip to Florida where I spent my days learning a real-time kernel for use in embedded systems. I've been to Florida once before and I thought it was a … [Read More...]

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Florida and The Everglades from 35,000 Feet…

Lakes and Palm Trees

I recently returned from a week-long business trip to Florida where I spent my days learning a real-time kernel for use in embedded systems. I've been to Florida once before and I thought it was a … [Read More...]

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