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Hello, I'm P. A. Zetler, and I live in Puzzletown, Pennsylvania, two miles to the southwest from Newry. I was born on the 29th of October in 1986 in Altoona, about twenty miles to the north. I'm a new user greeter, a Trekkie, and a slugabed. I know how to play chess, Risk, Monopoly, mancala, hearts, Egyptian ratscrew, and checkers, drink tea properly, play guitar, use a hatchet, axe, and maul, operate a Unix prompt, use a camera, type on a qwerty keyboard properly, write in Latin, make a snowball, build a fire, use 'whom' correctly, tell a Miranda class starship from a Soyuz, write a shell script, and walk through Manhattan without dying. I like God, photography, Linux, Unix in general, computers in general, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, MegaTokyo, Star Trek: The Next Generation, tea, The Adventures of Pete and Pete, They Might Be Giants, Soul Coughing, Invader Zim, music, Pennsylvania, New York City, &c. as an abbreviation for et cetera, bebop, Stratocasters, M*A*S*H, fog, bus trips, cold weather, beagles, dogs in general, and animals in general.
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928)
Talented Scottish architect and furnishings designer
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Alan Alda (1936-)
Creative consultant for and actor in the TV show M*A*S*H, which he used to speak out for equality, particularly between men and women
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Michael Okuda (?-)
Graphic designer for Star Trek movies and series, most notably the inventor of the LCARS style of graphics
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Jimi Hendrix (1942-1970)
Technically and creatively skilled psychedelic blues-rock guitarist; died at age 27, possibly due to a sleeping pill overdose.
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George Fox (1624-1691)
Founder of the Religious Society of Friends; dismissed theologians as 'notionists' and believed in people's capability to find divine truth within themselves
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Alan Turing (1912-1954)
Groundbreaking computer scientist and cryptanalyzer; committed suicide, likely due to his forced government hormone treatment as a homosexual
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Joel and Ethan Coen (1954-) / (1957-)
American screenwriters and film directors known for unusual films
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Winsor McCay (1871-1934)
Cartoonist and Vaudeville performer known for his 1905-1911 comic strip, Little Nemo in Slumberland.
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Gene Roddenberry (1921-1991)
Creator of Star Trek and a firm believer in the equality of all humans
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Carl Sandburg (1878-1967)
Brilliant American poet who focused on the common people and the city of Chicago
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Conan O'Brien (1963-)
SHEER BRILLIANCE
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Kevin McDonald (1961-)
My favorite Kid in the Hall.
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Yuval Gabay (1963-)
Hip-hop drummer most well known for his work with the group Soul Coughing
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John Linnell (1959-)
One-half of They Might Be Giants and notable for his songwriting ability
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Steve Burns (1973-)
Former host of Blue's Clues and indie rock guitarist
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Charlie Parker (1920-1955)
Bebop saxophonist known for his high-speed solos
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Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959)
Early 20th century American architect known for opposing the modernism movements of that period with his organic, free-flowing designs and creative styling and decor
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Robert Pershing Wadlow (1918-1940)
Tallest person in recorded history at 8'11", Wadlow was reportedly a shy, gentle person who loved his family and neighbors; he died at age 22 from a blister caused by a faulty leg brace
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J. R. R. Tolkien (1892-1973)
Creator of the fantasy world of Middle-earth, replete with many and varied peoples and people, a large and detailed history and geography, and several languages, most notably Sindarin and Quenya
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Richard M. Stallman (1953-)
Computer programmer, founder of the GNU project and the Free Software Foundation, and well-known popularizer of the concept of open source software
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Maria Bamford (1970-)
Stand up comedian and a sometimes television actor and voice actor; both adorable and a dependable source of hilarity.
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Marc Okrand (?-)
Well-known conlanger; among his creations are the Klingon and Atlantean languages
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Isaac Asimov (1920-1992)
Popular science fiction author and Shakespeare annotator; he once sat next to my paternal grandmother at a dinner and told her dirty limericks
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Andrew Carnegie (1835-1919)
Obscenely rich steel guy who built a whole lot of stuff throughout the Pittsburgh area; Henry Clay Frick ran that whole Homestead fiasco, so don't blame him for that
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