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Visit my new blog! Dragonfly Wars |
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PhotographyI have placed several examples of my photographs online. These are necessarily small and low-res to fit on the Web. If you would like a higher-resolution picture or a print, please contact me at . For the bigger picture, check out my rotating pictures page, or have a look at some shots from Marshall Mesa. |
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Web DesignI created and maintain the Web site for Applegarth Books, www.applegarthbooks.com, an up-and-coming used books store in Millington, Tennessee. Have a look, and stop by if you're in the neighborhood! |
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My WritingWhen I was teaching at Front Range Community College, I developed a few essays as examples for my students. I'm on facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn– and if that's not enough, I just started a blog: Dragonfly Wars. Have a look, and feel free to comment! "There is no greater agony than bearing |
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WorkI've been managing editor of GSA Today, the Geological Society of America's member news and science magazine, since 2005. Along with that, I am managing editor of our e-news magazine, GSA Connection, as well as backup to our Webmaster and lead social media semi-expert. We are on facebook and Twitter). It's a great time of growing and stretching my skills. |
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Home NewsBuddy, a 10-yr-old golden retriever, who was with me since he was a puppy, died on 11 June 2010. He used to work as a therapy dog at Boulder Community Hospital here in Boulder, but now is enjoying retirement and lots of fun activities all over Boulder. A week after Bear's chow-chow mix died (26 May 2009; he was 16), we adopted Blue Aroo, a now-12-yr-old husky mix, from the MaxFund shelter in Denver. He's a great dog and a great addition to the household. For more news, see my 2009 and 2008 Christmas letters. Bear and I got married in Vancouver, British Columbia, on 25 June 2010. A few days in Vancouver were followed by a cruise on board the MS Statendam up the Inside Passage to Alaska. |
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"If you can, help others; if you cannot do that, then at least do them no harm." —the Dalai Lama |
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Photo ©2009 by K.E. Asmus. |
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