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Early in Asimov's career he wrote mostly biochemistry and mathematics textbooks (huge things!), but dabbled only a bit in fiction. He wrote for some of the popular science fiction monthly magazines before he began with novels.
"Nightfall" (I think it's called a novelette nowdays) was in a collection of short stories he had published.
It should be easy to locate.
Except for those textbooks, I have read all of his efforts I can find. I highly recommend his work.
Like Shakespeare? Enjoy The Holy Bible? He also wrote "annotated versions" of both which help us to understand the background, politics and history in play at the time they were written.
Good Reading!
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I'm not afraid to admit in this group of curmudgeons, lol, that I'm going to watch it.
I can stand in my yard for time period that it is actually happening, watch something that I may not be alive long enough to see again and after it's over go back to whatever I was doing.
I took a vacation day since my wife is off work and we can get some stuff done that day.
I expect it to be a productive day with an event thrown in to experience.
I can stand in my yard for time period that it is actually happening, watch something that I may not be alive long enough to see again and after it's over go back to whatever I was doing.
I took a vacation day since my wife is off work and we can get some stuff done that day.
I expect it to be a productive day with an event thrown in to experience.
I think it's "don't harsh my mellow." After patrolling your AOR have a cigar and a bourbon, win-win!
Us too, we even bought the goggles for us and the grandkids. I am not going to change my will or the beneficiaries on the bank accounts, not even buying extra insurance.
Like you mentioned earlier about Y2K. While at Westinghouse, I did instrument and control work for the power utility in Illinois. We knew if there was ANY concern about losing a single minute of billing, they would have every electrician on forced overtime holding the switchgear engaged with 2 X 4's. The IT boys sure made a lot of money selling program "patches"
Not a bad move. Over 600K descending on Indy alone, probably lots of drinking and not enough police.
We get around 400K at the race every year. Shouldn’t be that big a deal for the city.
Thats my mistake, I should have quoted the post directly above that one. The poster referenced goggles, so I googled goggles and the rest is history.
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littletommy
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Bark at the moon, during an eclipse!
Some of us will remember sharing a rare celesital event with family and friends. Time spent enjoying each other's company and marveling at a wonder that occurs rarely in one's lifetime.
Others will whine about gas prices.
I hope I never become the latter.
I will be in Wapakoneta, my little brother & myself have some property on the extreme north end of town, his home is right across the street, our families and a few good friends are spending the day together. To get to share with my friends and family sounds like a good time. But just incase it isn't a good time, I'm packing an extra gun or 2. I suspect out by the Armstrong museum, restaurant row & the off /on ramp at I-75 will be a flipping disaster. Not going anywhere near that. The back roads outa town are my friends.
Hoosier Carry
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Mij:
She seems nice
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How apropos, you’ll put your eyes out!
DragonGunner
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Think I’ll watch a Gilligans Island episode that day.
To be fair there was a ton of work that went into making systems ready for y2k. That code didn't fix itself from the stupidity that was 2 digit years. It was a non event because most things were fixed in advance.I have a relative that had a job in the IT industry leading up to Y2K. He spent two years traveling to corporations to insure that their computer systems wouldn't go down on New Years Day.
He made good money for what turned out to be a non-event. I'm proud of him.
Well also an interesting time for some of our the less US friendly places around the world to pull some stuff in areas that are having a ton of influx of people. You know since they've been able to cross our borders at will and be among us, leading up to this.
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