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'Stars of Science' shine brightly in the Arab World: Reality TV with a difference!
Reality TV with a purpose: Stars of Science on Pan Arab TV network “I believe that every TV programme has some educational value. The cathode ray tube – and now the plasma screen – is a window t… more →
Moving Images, Moving People!
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 →
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 →
"Mission To Mars" - Inspiration For Humility
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izaakmak wrote 1 week ago: Arthur C. Clarke once said: “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from ma … more →
Worth Reading: Childhood's End
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Shannon wrote 1 week ago: Cover of Childhood's End Childhood’s End by Arthur C. Clarke (1953) Childhood’s En … more →
Weekend Open Thread - The Colours of Infinity
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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 →
Tanith Lee: on The Silver Metal Lover
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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 →
Bad Astronomer: Seth Shostak interviews Stars of "2001: a Space Odyssey"
'Stars of Science' shine brightly in the Arab World: Reality TV with a difference!
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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 →
Two out of Three For Tommorrow ain't bad
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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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
A bookshelf on "Fringe," The Road Not Taken
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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 →
Star Trek: Advocating a world of equality, tolerance and compassion
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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 →
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 →
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 →
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