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Todo puede suceder!

redbarcheta1 wrote 13 hours ago: Ayer alguien casi me convenció que no todo es posible. Y me quede pensando en aquella idea. Hoy medi … more →

Tags: Reflexiones, Dany Brown, Dany Brown de la Cruz, George Melies, Philip K. Dick, Prime Mover, Prime Mover Lyrics, realidad, Rush

One hundred ‘rules’ for writing fiction: 67-71

Kaite O'Reilly wrote 16 hours ago: . . . . . . . . A return to provocations and stimuli from the great and the good about writing prose … more →

Tags: on writing, writing, Inspiration, Advice to Writers, Writer's Block, Resources for Writers, Advice on Writing, Process, Fiction

Brainstorming: Inspiring odd connections4 comments

Kerry Gans wrote 1 day ago: I have never been one for brainstorming—just sitting down and pouring out ideas and random thoughts … more →

Tags: writing process, writing collaboration, the writing life, Inspiration, jonathan maberry, nancy keim comley, Kerry Gans, The Author Chronicles, The Goose's Quill

Jane Stevenson: An interview by Bob Morris

Bob Morris wrote 2 days ago: Jane Edison Stevenson is Vice Chairman, Board & CEO Services at Korn/Ferry International, where … more →

Tags: Bob's blog entries, Good To Great, Peter Drucker, Lao Tzu, Forbes, Business Week, voltaire, touchpoints, Jane Edison Stevenson

The More Science You Know, The Less Worried You Are About Climate

tarpon wrote 3 days ago: Today’s must read … Yes, they are looking for a ‘Black Swan’ …. Yes, A … more →

Tags: News and politics, climate change, Al Gore, united states, global warming controversy, National Science Foundation, Stefan-Boltzmann Law, population bomb

"Minority Report" Iris Scanners Are Here2 comments

Juliana Jimenez wrote 4 days ago: Carl Sagan. Credit: Wikipedia. The latest Cracked article, 5 Absurd Sci-Fi Scenarios Science Is Actu … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Science, Science Fiction, Carl Sagan, Science Fiction 2, arthur c. clarke, Jules Verne, dragons of eden, Philip K. Dick

Challenge Book #16: I, Robot1 comment

Amy Rose Davis wrote 5 days ago: This cover of I, Robot illustrates the story “Runaround”, the first to list all Three La … more →

Tags: Top 100 Science Fiction/Fantasy Book Challenge, Genres, Life, Reading, Reading Challenge, Top 100 SciFi/Fantasy books, speculative fiction

The distinguished career of a Trekkie

Ponta Abadi wrote 5 days ago: By Ponta Abadi When Star Trek came out, Jerry Oltion and his brother would do almost anything they c … more →

Tags: Story, Jerry Oltion, Kathy Oltion, trackball telescope, Poul Anderson, orson scott card, Kurt Vonnegut, Nebula Award, Abandon in Place

Doggie Vision Networks

kmabarrett wrote 6 days ago: Here’s two more books which fall under the general category of “Serendipity and Chaos … more →

Tags: Reading, Science and Learning, Serendipity and Chaos, Recommended Reading, Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell, the tipping point, Blink, What The Dog Saw - book review

WRITING AND QUOTES

travellingwithkeishinta wrote 1 week ago: Indonesia I loved words. I love to sing them and speak them and even now, I must admit, I have falle … more →

Tags: Gustave Flaubert, Leo Rosten, Benjamin Disraeli, Marsha Norman, Blaise Pascal, Brendan Behan, W. Somerset Maugham, Tennessee Williams

10 Tokoh yang Tewas Akibat AIDS

ilham santoz wrote 1 week ago: Di berbagai belahan dunia, virus AIDS telah dikaitkan dengan komunitas gay. Hal ini karena sebagian … more →

Tags: Tokoh, Keith Haring, Anthony Perkins, Howard Ashman, freddy mercury, Perry Ellis, John Holmes, Emerson John Moore, dan hartman

The Cyberpunk Technofeminist - Pat Cadigan interviewed in Albedo One #5

Bob Neilson wrote 1 week ago: This is an interview conducted by John Kenny and I for Albedo One #5, published in 1994. As I recall … more →

Tags: Albedo One, interviews, William Gibson, Frank Zappa, Mothers of Invention, Bruce Sterling, John Shirley, Lewis Shiner, cheap truth

A History of HIV & AIDS – 1992

Tom wrote 1 week ago: As we prepare to enter our 25th year, we are reflecting on the global HIV events from the last three … more →

Tags: HIV, AIDS, Ian Charleson, Royal Free hospital, Ian McKellen, Anthony Perkins, Norman Bates

Roving (Again)

kmabarrett wrote 1 week ago: One of the books I’ve recently completed is: “The Roving Mind“, by Isaac Asimov (N … more →

Tags: Politics, Reading, Faith, Family and Friends, Science and Learning, Philosophy, Science, Recommended Reading, The Roving Mind - book review

What Am I?5 comments

dmmaster42 wrote 1 week ago: Say it with me everyone, “I’m a writer!” That’s a bold statement. How many of us actually know who o … more →

Tags: Writing #2, writing, William Shakespeare, writer, Art, Writing and Editing, jeff goins, J. K. Rowling, Mark Twain

Paper Airplanes, Forks, and the Scientific Method

Shane L. Larson wrote 2 weeks ago: by Shane L. Larson I was in the shower this morning thinking about paper airplanes, particularly the … more →

Tags: Practice, Exploratorium, Jackson Pollock, Nakamura Lock, paper plane, Philosophy of Science, Scientific Method, Teaching

Friday Quote12 comments

arabwriterchick wrote 2 weeks ago: “It’s the writing that teaches you. It’s the rotten stories that make it possible … more →

Tags: Inspirational, Quotes, Writing #2, Inspiration, Motivation

Photo of the Day - May 18, 2012

LA Edwards wrote 2 weeks ago: Photo of the Day, May 18, 2012 “The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowled … more →

Tags: ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES, Places, Black and White, Picture of the day, Portland, Black and White, Lloyd, Photography, rain

Isaac Asimov and the passion for learning

diplosor wrote 2 weeks ago: Isaac Asimov is probably one of the most famous scientists and science fiction writers in the world. … more →

Tags: Training, learning, Bill Moyers


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