Author Archives: Rusty

Glory at Sea

By Rusty | Published: December 23, 2008

I don’t recall how, but I came across this excellent short film by Court 13, not too long ago. It’s worth taking the 25 minutes to watch. The mythology that will arise out of the Gulf Coast in our lifetime as a direct result of Katrina, and her aftermath, will be amazing to watch. It’s […]

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Vacation! Continued…

By Rusty | Published: November 28, 2008

Thanksgiving day two… We had lunch yesterday at one of my favorite places down in Morehead City, Sanitary Fish Market, with the extended family. After lunch, we got to hang out around the house and at the beach and closed the evening out with even more food over at the Deadwyler’s place. Tons of great […]

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Vacation!

By Rusty | Published: November 26, 2008

The annual Thanksgiving vacation has begun! We’ve come up earlier than usual, it’s Tuesday evening, and won’t be back in Cary until sometime Sunday… that means we get four full days of nothing to do! I’m pretty excited as you might guess. Even cooler is that we’ll have 28 people here this year, as opposed […]

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Taking the Camera for a Drive

By Rusty | Published: November 19, 2008

Last week I went on another overnight trip down to Manteo. Getting up at 4:30 in the morning was a little rough, but with a stop at Starbucks on the way out of town, I made great time. As a bonus, I brought the Nikon with me and took some photos, here are my favorite […]

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New Article at NewRaleigh

By Rusty | Published: November 17, 2008

I just got finished writing a new article about a house I got to help build while at Buildsense in 2005. This great little modern house is located in an post-ww2 neighborhood in Durham, and provides for a stark contrast to the neighbors without totally turning its back on the scale (square footage wise) of […]

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