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number theory and a dishcloth

Azalea wrote 21 hours ago: I have been listening to The Last Theorem by Arthur C. Clarke and Fredric Pohl and I have to complai … more →

Tags: dishcloth, Fredrik Pohl, Science Fiction

Monthly Reading: June 2009

Shannon wrote 4 days ago: Cover of Childhood's End An good month for quality, if not quantity. Click the titles for the … more →

Tags: Books, monthly reading, Arthur Nersesian, Literary Fiction, Margaret Atwood, Science Fiction

"Mission To Mars" - Inspiration For Humility2 comments

izaakmak wrote 1 week ago: Arthur C. Clarke once said: “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from ma … more →

Tags: Movies, Humor, astronomy, Video, Inspiration, E-mail, Mars, Quotes, e-mail funnies

Worth Reading: Childhood's End3 comments

Shannon wrote 1 week ago: Cover of Childhood's End Childhood’s End by Arthur C. Clarke (1953) Childhood’s En … more →

Tags: Books, Reviews, Science Fiction, transhumanism

Weekend Open Thread - The Colours of Infinity241 comments

Wayne A. Schneider wrote 1 week ago: This is an amazing set of videos. It is, in the simplest terms, a demonstration of Infinity itself. … more →

Tags: Open thread, Science & Technology, arthur clarke, Colors of Infinity, Colours of Inifinity, fractals, Wayne A. Schneider @ TPZoo

Tanith Lee: on The Silver Metal Lover10 comments

voyageronline wrote 1 week ago: In 1980 I went to the USA for the first time, to attend one of the big conventions. I was just 33, a … more →

Tags: Kim Falconer, Isaac Asimov, Jane and Silver, man and machine, Metallic Love, Robot, Romeo and Juliet, Silver, Sung in Shadow

Bad Astronomer: Seth Shostak interviews Stars of "2001: a Space Odyssey"

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Tags: Phil Plait, Video, videos, YouTube, Bad Astronomer, Science Fiction, Bad Astronomy, Movies, Keir Dullea

'Stars of Science' shine brightly in the Arab World: Reality TV with a difference!1 comment

Nalaka Gunawardene wrote 2 weeks ago: Reality TV with a purpose: Stars of Science on Pan Arab TV network “I believe that every TV programm … more →

Tags: Broadcasting, Film makers, Film Making, Science Communication, Television, Pan Arab TV, Qatar Foundation, Reality TV, Science and Technology Park in Doha

Two out of Three For Tommorrow ain't bad1 comment

Bill the sci-fi guy wrote 3 weeks ago: The trouble with modern life, Bryce thought, is that technology gives us the potential for newer an … more →

Tags: Books, James Blish, Robert Silverberg, Roger Zelazny, Sci-Fi, Science Fiction, SF, Three For Tommorrow

Time Makes Fools of Us All

Nodonn wrote 4 weeks ago: It’s been a long while since I’ve posted. Well, whatever your definition of “a lon … more →

Tags: anime, Books, Life, Childhood's End, Hatsukoi Limited, John Scalzi, Old Man's War, Science Fiction, valkyria chronicles

Book Marketing Serendipity

allanmayer wrote 1 month ago: Serendipity, as any fan of Arthur C. Clarke will tell you, is the act of finding something while loo … more →

Tags: Book Marketing, book, Marketing, Promotion, Small Press, Waterstones, Amazon rankings

Random Catching Up

Tee Jay wrote 1 month ago: Oh, I know already, I’m terrible at being a constant blogger. But what can I say? Other than … more →

Tags: Comics, Fiction, Gaming, Playstation 3, Science Fiction, Video Games, Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, Fallout 3, Fantasy

The best measure of a man's honesty isn...

Chirag Chamoli wrote 1 month ago: The best measure of a man’s honesty isn’t his income tax return. It’s the zero adj … more →

Tags: Quote, Honest

TIME, KNOWLEDGE, AND RELATIONSHIPS - PLUS A PROPHECY

princehandley wrote 1 month ago: PODCAST SATELLITE  /  The Voice of Israel WWW.PODCASTSATELLITE.COM with Prince Handley TIME, A … more →

Tags: Prophecy, TIME AND RELATIONSHIPS, Podcast, Israel, Messiah, God, time, Relationships, Daniel

The Last Theorem - Clark & Pohl

truscifi wrote 1 month ago: The Last Theorem by Arthur C. Clark and Frederik Pohl is a clever little story about a young Sri Lan … more →

Tags: Books, Reviews, Science Fiction, Fermat's Last Theorem, Frederik Pohl, Sci-Fi, SciFi, SF, The Last Theorem

A bookshelf on "Fringe," The Road Not Taken1 comment

mentatjack wrote 1 month ago: Episode 19 (season one) of Fringe was one that made me want to go back and watch the rest of the ser … more →

Tags: Misc, A S Byatt, Allegra Kent, Barbara Kingsolver, Blanche Yurka, book, Clive Cussler, Dr. Laurence J. Peter, Gordon Rattray Taylor

Star Trek: Advocating a world of equality, tolerance and compassion1 comment

Nalaka Gunawardene wrote 1 month ago: Going where no trekkie has gone before?I’m exactly as old as Star Trek: we were both born a fe … more →

Tags: Broadcasting, ethics, Film makers, Film Making, Future, Good Governance, media, North America, Nuclear Weapons

Welcome to my world!

mcse2001 wrote 1 month ago: Well, here we go – my first blog. So, what to blog about? I’m a techie, so I could talk … more →

Tags: Hockey, Vancouver Canucks, Sci-Fi, Robert Heinlein, Ray Bradbury, CSI

King for a day

danfangdango wrote 1 month ago: Arthur C Clarke Earlier this year King’s College London placed images of famous alumni and col … more →

Tags: the siegfried sassoon, Videopia, Sportsday Megaphone, Notting Hill Arts Club, rock feedback, 2001


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