A Buddy Gets A New Job

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Above: Current Time And Weather In Flagstaff, AZ USA
Time Of Posting: 9:53 a.m. Pacific Time
Current Music: Watching "Techknowledge" on the Science Channel
Weather At Posting: 68 F w/a slight breeze
Current Mood: Waking Up
Last Meal: Boysenberry yogurt and poppy seed muffin
Note To Self: Work-out today!

Random Trivia: The first "E-Mail" transmission was sent in October 1971 and was nothing like today's E-Mail technology. It was no more than information being transferred between computers on a network.

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"The Banditos"
Scott Poole (right) and his buddy Pete

Scott Gets A Real Job - Congratulations Scott!
My buddy Scott Poole, who I first met in a summer school class at Yavapai Community College in Clarkdale, AZ in 1998, just got a new job as a Probation Officer for Yavapai County in Cottonwood, AZ. He starts his new job as a probation officer this coming Monday, June 21, 2004.

He graduated from NAU (where we both went to school) One year ago this last May and has been working for Albertsons in their loss prevention department in Boise, ID and Phoenix, AZ. He's very glad to come home to Cottonwood.

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"The San Francisco Peaks In Winter"

View Of The Peaks From North West
This photograph of the San Francisco peaks was taken in the Winter of 2003 while traveling South on Hwy 180 from Valle, AZ toward Flagstaff, AZ. It is just North of Kendrick Park after traveling throught the Cedar and Juniper forests.

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"The San Francisco Peaks In Summer"

View Of The Peaks From Kendrick Park
The picture above was taken last week (June 9, 2004) traveling South on Hwy 180 toward Flagstaff, AZ from Valle, AZ.

Monsoons On The Way
The picture above also shows how clouds are forming slowly but surely over the peaks and across the sky throughout June and July. These clouds will gradually spread and take over the sky over a couple months and will finally produce monsoons in late July through late September.

I'm An Impatient Bastard
I can't wait for more rain so I can go camping with a fire at night, again. No camp fires or charcoal fires allowed while camping in Northern Arizona right now, due to the high fire danger because of limited rain recently. Bummer!



Above: An up-to-the-minute picture of the Flagstaff, Arizona USA area. Looking North toward the San Francisco Peaks from a dorm at Northern Arizona University.


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