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The Adventures of Dixon Hill in Crime in Cascade Canyon

A transcript is available at Nikk’s Basement Productions website.

I finally decided to start collecting all of these items into one place. I also decided to register the domain www.nikksbasement.com and put all of our content on the website. I have been having a difficult time collecting everything, so if you know where any of this stuff is, please let me know so that we can get it added to the website.

I have a copy of the Adventures of Dixon Hill Episode #1 – Crime in Cascade Canyon which I have added to the site. I added a link to the Death of Rick Sobo, sadly I do not have a copy of the movie right now, but I do know a few people that have it, so once I get a copy, I will get it uploaded and added to the website.

A customer of the company I work for came in with an emergency. The customer had forgotten to get credit card processing set up so that he could take orders at an upcoming convention. So, the customer contacted my company and contracted us to solve the problem. I have no problems working under these kinds of circumstances, in fact, I thrive under these kinds of situations. We accepted the job and went to work.

First of all, if I am going to work on something, I need to have all of the items that I request. This allows me to properly do my job. It allows any one to do their job. Second, if you hire someone to work on a page, it is probably best to leave the page alone while they work on it. There were several instances where the file would completely disappear on us while we were working on the file. Makes for a long job!

Well, the job went well, and we were able to get everything completed. Even though we had to fight with the credit card merchant provider trying to get test credit card information. Sometimes it feels like I should have been a dentist, I seem to pull to many teeth. Although, this is another story entirely.

I received a phone call the day after we completed the project. The customer said that he tried to do a few things, and all of a sudden things stopped working. HELP! So off to work again. It is nice when all these hours are billable. Once again, we got everything working. What is the moral of the story you ask?

A certain man is driving down a street on a rainy day. He notices a power line that has fallen off a power pole. “This is a great danger to others,” so he stops his car. He nonchalantly grabs the line to put it back on the pole. He is electrocuted and thrown across the street. Later that day the man died from the traumatic experience.

Normal people do not touch power lines because they are not trained to do so. Let the power company do it. When it comes to programming, let the programmers do it! This protects your data from a very painful death.

From this image if you look in the upper left hand side of the image you will start to see the silhouette of a bird. Upon closer inspection you will see that it is nearly perfect:

It appears that the bird was attempting to stop once it realized what was about to happen. You will notice the wings down, as well as the tail feathers down. Which appears to me that the bird was attempting to stop or at least slow down. The following is an image of the bird itself:

My personal favorite is the commentary made by a co-worker, Ken Kirkland:

What do you think of this unfortunate accident? Do you hate me now because I got pleasure out of this accident? Leave your comments and let me know.

Dallin