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Obituary for my father — June 23, 2010
Obituary For Alvis Bynum Clegg, Jr.
Alvis B. Clegg, Jr. died June 23rd, 2010. He was born October 22nd, 1930 in Lee County, North Carolina.
Alvis’s early employment was with Sanford Radio Co. and Buchanan’s TV. He served six years with Battery “C”, 130th AAA of the North Carolina National Guard and schooled in electronics at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
Following graduation from Tri-State University, Angola, Indiana, he was employed by the Central Intelligence Agency and spent an exciting and rewarding career across five continents.
During his career with the CIA, Alvis was the recipient of the Intelligence Star, the Career Intelligence medal, and numerous citations for outstanding service.
Following his retirement from the Agency, Alvis was employed for nine years with North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina, in campus data communications.
Alvis was a member of Woodhaven Baptist Church in Apex, North Carolina.
He is survived by his wife Imogene; son Alan & wife Jennifer, grandsons Andrew and Brian of Apex; and sister Sara Cox of Sanford, North Carolina.
His body is being donated to Duke University for anatomical research.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Clegg Scholarship Endowment at either Campbell University, PO Box 116, Buies Creek, NC 27506, or North Carolina State University, Campus Box 7501, Raleigh, NC 27695-7501.
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Side Effects
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MEFLOQUINE (MEFF-low-kwin)
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OSCON 2010, The O'Reilly Open Source Convention, July 19 - 23, 2010
I’m going to be presenting at OSCON.
See you there!
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Are you offended by this?
See Cartoons by Cartoon by Daryl Cagle - Courtesy of Politicalcartoons.com - Email this CartoonIf you are, consider what is happening every time you go through one of the WBI machines at the airport.. and to your spouse… and to your kids…
Ah, but there is one difference! The TSA person is in a private booth and not where you can see what they are doing…
Happy day!
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Fairview Fire Department Web Page Updated
After a bit of ASCII neglect, I’ve moved the Fairview Fire Department over to Tumblr and made a few edits.
Hopefully I’ll be able to get everything working the way I want it to without having to revert to a “Content Management System” — Ugh.
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Pi-Search Results
Web page allows you to search for number patterns in Pi.
Consider that my birthday occurs at position 41,349,825 counting from the first digit after the decimal point.
©2010. Postage by Greg Cooper. Icons by P.J. Onori. Thanks to Jamie Cassidy & Panic.
*Unlikely to find your lost post using this but you can try...
