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Book Review: Dirt: The Erosion of Civilization by David R. Montgomery
That our potential to provide the food a growing world population needs is in question is not widely known...
Read More »Book Review: Something Rich And Strange by Patricia A. McKillip
Fantasy and myth are wonderful, but sometimes reality is even more spectacular.
Read More »DVD Review: Steve Irwin The Crocodile Hunter – Ocean’s Deadliest
The last documentary Steve Irwin worked on examines the ocean's deadliest creatures.
Read More »Walking on the Wild Side
It occurred to me that maybe music actually springs from the rhythms of walking.
Read More »Interview With Walter Isaacson, Author of Einstein: His Life And Universe
Einstein once said, "Subtle is the Lord, but malicious he is not."
Read More »Book Review: The Myths Of Innovation by Scott Berkun
If you want to learn and you have a sense of humor, then The Myths Of Innovation is for you.
Read More »Book Review: Land Of The Lost Mammoths and Pirates, Bats, And Dragons by Mike Davis
Books for a youth audience that have more on their minds than what to wear to the prom.
Read More »Book Review – The Focal Encyclopedia of Photography: 4th Edition Edited By Michael R. Peres
It doesn't take me to tell you that this is a classic; fifty years and counting can tell you that!
Read More »Medications And The Water Table Don’t Mix
Isn't it time we took the steps to ensure that our water isn't killing us?
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