John Higgins Pager No. 520 218-1045
I was much younger when this picture was taken...
I work at the University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ and I am partial to Dodge Dakota R/T trucks and Harley Davidson & Buell motorcycles,... but a classic like the 1967 305cc Honda CL-77 Scrambler will never be out of style.
1966 Honda CL-77 - 1996 S1 Lightning
2002 Graphite Metallic Dodge Dakota Club Cab R/T - 360 Magnum Engine, 3.92 gears...F&B Billet Throttle Body, Mopar M1 Manifold, Spintech Muffler, JBA Cat4ward Shorty Headers, Crower Roller Rockers, PCM Flashed by B&G Chrysler, Mickey Thompson ET Street Slicks, Custom Intense Performance Ram Air..at 2200' elevation at Firebird..14.99 @ 92.4 MPH
My son Travis' Intense Blue 2000 Dakota Club Cab R/T 
I am currently Secretary of the National Dodge Dakota R/T Club. We have over 400 members from all over the US and Canada.
Our last Dakota R/T Club annual meet was June 7-8-9 in Tucson, AZ.
Visit the Dakota R/T Club website by clicking the logo.
Flowers present a peaceful image in our hectic world.
Zion National Park is truly a beautiful place.
After 23 years of working in the Computer Center for CCIT, I accepted a Computing Manager, Principal position at Facilities, Design, and Construction (FD&C). FD&C is responsible for overseeing all new construction and large remodeling projects at the University of Arizona. The department is under the direction of Robert Smith and employs a team of design professionals, construction managers, cost control and contract specialists who represent the University's interests in any new construction. FD&C is currently managing roughly 80 projects from $25,000 remodels to new $60 million structures, with a combined total project value of over $300 million. The department's mission: To efficiently and cost effectively provide a quality environment and facilities to support the University's teaching, research, and community service missions, and enhance the experience of all who interact with The University of Arizona. Check out the live camera shots at our website. Our MIS/IT department is in the final stages of building a complete cost recovery and time management system that allows for truely accurate and efficient collection of billing information along with timely batch uploading to the University Payroll System.
My office phone number is 520-621-5457.