Well, my "Friend" Jason found my picture on my about page, and made a few "improvements" then sent it to me saying it was something that had been recently unearthed in Guatemala. Let me know what you think...

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I have heard endless debates as to which Science Fiction Universe is better, Star Trek, or Star Wars, and as this debate  would rage on someone would inevitably butt in with "What about Lord of the Rings?", and I would always just roll my eyes at all of them, and walk away, knowing that there is no real debate there. It is a well established, scientifically verified fact that the intense works of Frank Herbert, and now his son Brain Herbert, along with his co-writer Kevin J. Anderson, are far and away the best instance of world building ever to have appeared in literature. Period. So yes I hate to break it to you Star Wars Boys, but Muad D'Ib could kick Darth Vaders Ass. I'm sorry Star Trek fans, but I seriously doubt a Klingon warrior could hold his own against a Benne Gesseret Reverend Mother. Tolkien fans think wraiths are cool? You like Goblins do you? Well I'm sorry to tell you that you they aren't squat next to a Sandworm. Virtually any specialized race from Dune could kick the living Sh*t out of anyone from any other Fiction world. Do yourselves a favor, leave behind those sandbox universes, and explore DUNE.

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petroglyphs here are some from Atl-Atl Rock

I just got back from my camping trip to Valley of Fire, took a few hikes, saw the Beehives, Rainbow Vista, took a class at the visitor center on the Dinosaur species that were prevalent in the area millions of years ago, cooked my meals over an open flame, and spent some time with my good friends Kade and his wife Emily. I did a lot of petroglyph hunting, so I have a lot of photos of those for you guys.

I ordered the parts from Tigerdirect.com, got them three days earlier than I thought. I now have an AMD X2 64-bit dual core processor, 4 Gigs of Ram, 500 GB HD, it runs beautifully, and it only cost me $230 to put together. I am currently running 64-bit Ubuntu.