The Information Highway to HELL               this site looks best at 1024x786

         

You're on the Information Highway to Hell! Predictions were made that the Internet would create an online Renaissance. Instead we got porn, spam, viruses, and popup ads. Referring to the Internet as "The Information Highway to Hell" is my way of noting the unrealized potential of cyberspace.

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Saturday July 4, 2009
Updated Feb 17, 2008

 My son, around age 2, recorded this greeting:

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I had to sell my Moose - all  I have left is this image   ©1996-2008
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Bon Scott of AC/DC and I belt out
The Information Highway to Hell ...

  I have tried to create a site with substance, a site interesting enough to spend an hour in. Monologue is a recollection of my life - no better than anyone else's: no worse. Travelogue and Outdoors have pictures along with a written accounts of what I see when I go somewhere. My intent with these areas is to give you the feeling of having gone there yourself - to let you the viewer experience a place that you yourself may never visit. All the pictures enlarge to full screen (in a new window) when you click on them. To close the enlarged pictures, click on the "x" found on the top right of the new window.

You can read and *listen* to poems in Poetry. It is may be easier if you have a fast Internet connection, although I do stream the audio if you still use a slow modem. Please let me know if you can't hear the poems. End of the Road is a years worth of pictures I took along a country road slated for suburban development. It features eagles, hawks, anything that flowers, a blizzard, animals, etc. Genealogy has my family research. Echoes are of recordings made by my high school choir. We made records, and I digitized them. Collogue will be my wise musings, when I have some.

Places I've been and taken lots of pictures

   Travelogue

Suburbanization claims a rural road

   End of the Road

I hunt and fish

   Outdoors

Hear classic English and American poetry read by Dr. Bob Morgan

   Listen to poetry

Roome and Wood Families

   Genealogy

My history

   Monologue

Listen to choir music

   Echoes

Ravings of a madman?

   Collogue

     
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