This is book two in the Land of Elyon trilogy and the third book by Carman I have read set in Elyon. Carman creates an amazing, believable, alternate world. As I read more and more of Carman’s writing the more I enjoy and appreciate his …
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Myths of Snow Leopard 7: Free?!
Daniel Eran Dilger Apple’s limited comments on Snow Leopard, the next version of Mac OS X due in about a year, have opened the playing field for rampant speculation. Here’s a look at a series of myths that have developed around the upcoming release. The seventh myth of Snow Leopard: [...]
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The Most Anticipated Books of the Rest of 2008
As we reach the year’s midpoint, it’s time to look at some of the books we are most looking forward to for the second half. There are many, many intriguing books on the docket for the next six months, but these are some of the most notable. [...]
One Baked Lay at a Time..
So I came to the sad conclusion at the age of 25 that I am not naturally skinny. *gasp!* In high school- it was so easy to eat healthy and stay slim due to cliques and drama and immature boys– one must stay skinny to survive. Our lunch table usually [...]
Book Review: A Nuclear Family Vacation
Authors Nathan Hodge and Sharon Weinberger provide a guided tour to atomic weaponry tourism, from nuclear labs to blast-proof bunkers (including Dick Cheney’s rumored “undisclosed location”)….
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A new book about the women prospectors who invaded the mountains and stream in search of gold arrives at local book stores this week. A Beautiful Mine: Women Prospectors of the Old West provides readers with twelve fascinating tales of …
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Science’s Blind Spot Is Still There
When scientists decide they know what the right answer is, despite what the scientific evidence may indicate, then bad things can happen. This was the theme of my recent book Science’s Blind Spot , where I explored the history and consequences of the mandate for naturalism in science. For about [...]
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