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Viet Nam era vet, non-combatant status (I refuse to kill for any government.) Retired and working to contribute my life experiences to the conversation. Avid blogger (<a href="http://goatman8.blo">goatman8.blo</a>gspot) and conversationalist (I hope). I am a mechanical engineer and have worked in construction structural-design (nuclear power plants) for many years. So much to do and so little time in which to do it! (my quote)

My name is Lyle Henry and I am involved in migraine research. If you have questions about your migraines, ask or send email for response.

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Hello internet. I'm here the view the pretty arts and p0rns the people make. I doodle stuff too, but not furry stuff. I make music mostly. With a bunch of random people. In an attic. With beer, condoms and maybe some smokes. Uh...definately some smokes.

I make making movies better through software I make at Netflix, oh and I make podcasts.

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I write Software for Netflix and produce podcasts: WeAreNetflix, The Important Thing, and Geek Speak with Lyle Troxell... hey, that's me! @[email protected]

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My life is not all about AI and business. I lived in South Korea for 7 years, recently moved to Thailand as a nomad, and used to be a pro Tennis player.

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