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The illusion of survival

We love it when bad things happen (to other people). We are entertained by nasty, awful, horrible fates that often involve lots of screaming and or mental breakdowns (again, so long as it’s happening to someone else). That is…we enjoy reading about them, Or watching movies about such evil events,…

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Sweat the small stuff

During revision mode, I find it helps me keep focused on weeding out the bad elements of my writing if I review various articles or notes I’ve taken on how to revise and improve the prose. This way, the thoughts are current, and I’m more likely to spot when I’ve…

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What we did yesterday

First lesson on turning a non-purse-dog into a purse dog: Find something they fit inside, and make sure it has shoulder straps. (For those who don’t know, dogs aren’t allowed on NYC subways unless they’re in some sort of kennel, purse, or other tote. Obviously, a 40-lb Shar Pei/Lab mix…

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Up in the sky…

It’s a bird…it’s a plane…nope. It’s a mechanical bug that’s spying on you. Dragonfly or Insect Spy? They claim working models of dragonfly robot fliers aren’t fully developed yet, as the various technical challenges haven’t been overcome in design and functionality. But then again, if you give into your paranoid…

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Cars of the future

Not that I have a car at the moment, nor do I take good care of them when I do need one, but this was a fun-looking, semi-science fiction article that highlights potential car models and makes that might become a reality in the future. http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2007/autos/0710/gallery.la_auto_show_robotic_cars/index.html Being in NYC at…

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Happy Candy Day!

One of my favorite days of the year, for many reasons. Costumes. Candy. Ghosts. What’s not to like? Whatever your take on and participation in this holiday, I hope everyone has a fun and safe day. I thought to celebrate it we could do something a little different. A while…

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Publishing trends survey

A hat tip to Jonathan Lyons of the Lyons Literary Agency for pointing out this somewhat amusing, yet sobering industry survey. http://www.publishingtrends.com/Survey.html Some intriguing facts come to light here, most of which could be told to you by anyone who works within this illustrious industry. The majority of the workforce…

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