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What are your favorite TI-related websites?
The first things that come to my mind when you ask for well-done, useful TI-related sites are Doug
Burkett's TI-TipList, Techno-Plaza, and ti-cas.org. I also frequent several other TI-related forums –
TI-Programmers is one of the better ones.
What is your favorite time of day? I'm most active at night.
The problem is that I don't get tired after only a normal day's worth of being awake, so I'm usually still
up when the sane people are in bed sleeping.
What are your hobbies (other than frequenting the TI Discussion Groups)?
I'll probably surprise no one in saying that I'm a sci-fi and anime geek. I also enjoy a good LEGO®
Technic set. And video games of course, although my collection is more modest than most.
What is your favorite news source?
Talk radio.
What is the last book you read?
I'm currently working my way through a rather large stack of Star Trek novels... Disregarding those, I
read Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett during the holidays.
What is the best movie you've seen in the last six months?
I'd be remiss as a geek if I said anything other than The Fellowship of the Ring. Harry Potter was also
excellent.
Who are your role models or sources of inspiration?
You can't grow up watching Star Trek and not be affected by that. If I were to wake up one morning
with pointed ears, I probably wouldn't be too bothered by it.
How did you feel when you were asked to be a Student Center "Feature of the Month," an honor
normally reserved for inanimate objects like products and support programs?
Flattered. Although I joke that my FAQ and I are a veritable cliché in the TI Discussion Groups, around
the rest of the internet's TI community, it isn't anywhere near being a household name like the major
game archive sites are. I feel like a local celebrity suddenly thrust into the national spotlight.
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