This is mainly a T.A.C. site for the alumni of the school. When I started out, I wanted to make this a place where you could keep coming back and see new stuff. I am happy to say that with the invaluable contributions from the alumni, the TAC pages have become a treasury of great history. So enjoy your visit and if you think you may have something interesting, please contribute.
This is a big site so if you get confused, take a look at the Site Map to see how everything is laid out. Don't forget to always check the TAC page to see what's new there.
Quick Look (page born Dec 12, 1997)
| TAC | Related to my high school, it's the reason I started this homepage, actually. |
| Aviation | I am an avid aviation and flight sim nut; check out the flight page for radio transmissions from a real dogfightand more. BTW, Mayday is my callsign when I am flying online. |
| Rafting | If you are interested in whitewater rafting, check out the page. It has 2 good pictures and some things you can only hear from someone who went. |
| SCUBA! | Diving with SCUBA is the closest you will come to visiting another planet. You are weightless, you see strange creatures and you have to put on a special suit--what more do you want? |
| Karate! | No it isn't just for beating up people. There's a reason these are called martials "arts," you learn a lot and you get to beat up... |
| Harp | Harmonica, called the Harp by the folks in the know, is my attempt at being a musician. It is an instrument easy to get into, but difficult to master. I have a challenge for the Turkish folks who visit that page. |
| Magic | Close-up magic, the kind with cards and coins, is a great hobby. I have no interest in vanishing islands, but a coin? Hey, that's magic. Read about the magician who stopped a war for Napoleon! |
| Research | My research at the College of Textiles at North Carolina State University is related to supply chains and their coordination. |
| Personal | The personal part is about me. I can't imagine why anyone would care, except for people who know me. They don't care either, but they are nice enough to read it. |
The secret to a web page's success is to change constantly. So this page will grow and become more useful as time goes on (hopefully). I really want to make this a place where you will want to come back to and see what's new, so contribute please!
Contact Information
Should you need to contact me for any reason, you can try the information below. I would welcome any kind of input, including any requests you may have. -- Cuneyt Altinoz
- Telephone
- 919-836-1576
- FAX
- 919-836-1576
- Postal address
- 2505A Avent Ferry Rd Raleigh, NC 27606
- Electronic mail
- [email protected]