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Interests: Everything intriguing. Note: I didn't say "anything", I said "everything". Gets overwhelming, ya know...? But it's never boring...
Lately I've been writing: prolifically: poetry, science fiction sonnets, stories, narratives, essays, correspondence, you name it. See my flickr site.
   
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This is a Table of Contents (TOC) for Max Brooks' book World War Z (WWZ)(Random House, 2006)HARDCOVER edition, which didn't come with a TOC. It is also a cross-reference of the book chapters with the WWZ CD tracks (the CD is abridged & only has about half of the chapters from the book). I became frustrated trying to find stories in the book when I wanted to reread them, so took the time to do...
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Archaeology Magazine online has published an article entitled "Zombie Attack at Hierakonpolis." It relates to the zombie universe created by Max Brooks in "The Zombie Survival Guide: Complete Protection from the Living Dead" and "World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War." The article elaborates on an entry in the survival guide's appendix that comprises a chronology of historical zombie...
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A 1920 hardboiled detective story
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Does the Universe Exist if We're Not Looking? Eminent physicist John Wheeler says he has only enough time left to work on one idea: that human consciousness shapes not only the present but the past as well Here are favorite excerpts, after which is the full article: “Wheeler conjectures we are part of a universe that is a work in progress; we are tiny patches of the universe looking at itself...
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Fenian Invasions of Canada A year after America's Civil War ended, scores of Irish Americans who had once fought for the Union or the Confederacy joined forces against a new enemy--British-ruled Canada. By P.G. Smith In the first light of June 2, 1866, Colonel John O'Neill of the Fenian Brotherhood deployed his troops along Lime Ridge just outside Ridgeway, Ontario. The former Union cavalry off...
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Detailed statement on faster-than-c light pulse propagation Lijun Wang, Alexander Kuzmich, and Arthur Dogariu NEC Research Institute, 4 Independence Way, Princeton, NJ 08540, USA We summarize the relevant details of our new findings reported in our paper to appear in the July 20, 2000 issue of Nature as follows. 1 ) Repeatability: The experimental study has been performed with great care and r...
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Courtly Love: The 30 Essential Qualities (or The Rules, Medieval-Style) I bought "A Middle-English Anthology" (Anchor, 1969) at the Elizabethtown (PA) Town Library used book sale last Thursday and this was in an appendix (without my comments, of course): THE RULE OF COURTLY LOVE, BASED ON THE DE AMORE OF ANDREAS CAPELLANUS 1. Marriage should not be a deterrent to love. [This doesn't mean tha...
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We have only 11 hazy photos taken by Capa during the Omaha Beach assault on D-Day, when he risked his life going in with the murderous first wave. Yet Capa had used three rolls of film and exposed 106 frames. During development, photographer Hans Wild looked at the negatives wet and said that the 35mm shots, though grainy, looked "fabulous!" What happened?
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Official Edgar Rice Burroughs Tribute and Weekly Webzine Site Since 1996 ~ Over 5,000 Webpages in Archive Volume 1370 MAPPING BARSOOM, Can it be done? Rick Johnson Ever since Burroughs wrote the first Mars story, people have been attempting to map the Red planet, each achieving various degrees of success but none accurate enough for the rest of us to say, "well, I may as well burn my attempt,...
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Inkhorn term INKHORN TERM, also inkhornism, inkpot term. Archaic: an obscure and ostentatious WORD usually derived from Latin or Greek, so called because such words were used more in writing than in speech. Thomas Wilson observed in 1553: ‘Among all other lessons this should first be learned, that wee never affect any straunge ynkehorne termes, but to speake as is commonly received … Some seeke...
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Comment on The Secret Lives of Wives (Newsweek 7-12-2004 issue)
Posted on May 19, 2008
27.hewett@gmail.com, I'm glad you got something out of this article. Note that I am not the author - it's a Newsweek magazine article written by Lorraine Ali and Lisa Miller. If you mean that you like the choices of work that I post to scribd, then I'll say thanks, and hope you enjoy the selection. :) I'll check out your book.
Comment on Attack of the zombie books
Posted on August 14, 2007
WWZ is great. Hearing many of the accounts is even better than reading them. Check out the publisher's website for online samples (read by notable folks, like Alan Alda). And the "historical" accounts in the back of The Zombie Survival Guide are well worth the read. Thanks for posting the review.
Comment on Scribd FAQ
Posted on July 13, 2007
Sure could use a more comprehensive and easy to find HELP utility for scribd. This posting is a start. I'd add the following, too, which I stumbled across one day in the BROWSE/COLLECTIONS/MORE COLLECTIONS screen: "Collections are a way to organize Scribd documents to make them easier to find. You can group your own or other people's documents into a collection, or browse existing collections on this page. To add your own collection, just go to a document, scroll down to the comments, and use the drop-down box."