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This is a special, supplemental edition of The Gspot, following up on the conversation I had with John Harrigan on episode 36 a few days ago. Today we re talking about Terra Extremitas, the massive event spearheaded by Foolish People and incorporating artists from all over the globe. With a preview of some music from the upcoming live event, this half-hour podcast exposes you to the first echoes of the fiction as it seeps backward from the event horizon of August 6th - 10th. (more )Share This

Poema de Evaristo Carriego

Being An Author

Being An Author

"The Host: A Novel," by Stephenie Meyer, reviewed.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the statistical value of a life is estimated at $6.9 million -- that's 11 percent less than a few years ago. Frank O'Donnell, president of Clean Air Watch, and Peter Coy, economics editor at BusinessWeek, talk about the new estimate and how it affects the environment.

In this episode of the Secrets of Harry Potter, we analyze the literary, mythological and religious themes in chapter 18 of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows . Post your comments below, or send us an email: harrypotter [ a t. ] sqpn.com Subscribe to the feed | Subscribe with iTunes ShareThis

Rebecca :: Wardrobe Originally uploaded by Jannie-JanA guided tour of her tool belt. -- http://fauxpress.blogspot.com - Taken at 11:26 AM on July 23, 2008 - cameraphone upload by ShoZu

Elaine Berg, President and CEO of the New York Organ Donor Network, talks about the change in New York's organ donation registry.

Taylor Lincoln, Research Director at Public Citizen, breaks down who is giving to Obama's and McCain's campaign and how much.

Anschlaege explain how their work is politically influenced? They believe in opinions, not just politics, and they work in the public sphere. They also do commercial jobs, but not without thoroughly discussing it. And it has to be interesting too, and interchanged with free work. They sometimes offer unusual solutions to their clients. Finally we go over the 7 principles that they published on their website and which they change every six months. (Recorded at Typeradio s Sweet16) www.anschlaege.de :: File Download (13:28 min / 12 MB)

Aural Delights No 34 Kevin J AndersonPoetry: No Ruined Luna City by Greg Beatty 02:28Flash Fiction: The Switch by Tony C Smith 04:00Fact: Science News Jim Campanella 17:00Main Fiction: Newts by Kevin J Anderson 40:40Narrators: Jim Campanella, Julie Davis, Mur LaffertyAdvertisement: This podcast is brought to you by Audible.com. Download a free audiobook of your choice at audiblepodcast.com/sofa 00:00, 15:43Art for cover of Jumping Into Possibilities by Skeet

I Remembered by Sara Teasdale "There never was a mood of mine, Gay or heart-broken, luminous or dull, But you could ease me of its fever And give it back to me more beautiful"...

Wednesday's Poem: "Moment Vanishing" by Elizabeth Spires, from The Wave-Maker: Poems. Wednesdsay's Literary Notes: It's the birthday of Elspeth Huxley, born in London (1907). She wrote more than 30 books and is best known for The Flame Trees of Thika (1959), which chronicled fictionally her childhood among British settlers on her dad's coffee farm in Kenya. It was a huge best seller when it came out, and 20 years later was made into a television series in England and then shown on American public television. When she was five years old, her family left England for Kenya in order to run a 500-acre coffee farm that her father had impetuously bought while sitting in a bar in Nairobi. She recalled that her father had a lot of failed business ideas, and said he was a "gentle, humorous, dreamy person whose dreams never came true."..

In this closing lecture at the Mildura Writers' Festival, David Malouf considers how Australian writing reflects the nation's soul, and what it tells us about Australian society and culture- as well as how the writing has been formed by these. He compares Australian writing with other national embodiments then comes to consider the contemporary writing scene and its possible future directions, and that of Australia's broader culture.Mildura, July 2008(Part 1 of 2)Click here for part 2

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Author: Elizabeth Alalou and Ali Alalou Illustrator: Julie Klear Essakalli Published: 2008 Charlesbridge (on JOMB) ISBN: 1580891276 Chapters.ca Amazon.com Mouth-watering memories of fresh bread and butter and the crawling gnawing of famine s want make a father s reflection on childhood hunger food for thought about patience, gratitude and luck. More books touching on hunger on JOMB: Mei Ming and the Dragon’s Daughter The Painted Chest The King’s Equal Rumplestilskin’s Daughter More delicious food on JOMB: Too Many Tamales A Medieval Feast The Tortilla Cat The Little Red Hen Makes a Pizza

In this closing lecture at the Mildura Writers' Festival, David Malouf considers how Australian writing reflects the nation's soul, and what it tells us about Australian society and culture- as well as how the writing has been formed by these. He compares Australian writing with other national embodiments then comes to consider the contemporary writing scene and its possible future directions, and that of Australia's broader culture.Mildura Writer's Festival, July 2008(Part 2 of 2)

Opening Conversation: Fluoride. Book: Forever Young by William Sylvester Noonan and Robert Huber. Book: Founding Father by Richard J. Whalen. Book: Rules of Ascension by David B. Coe. DVD: King Corn. Music Credits (Music provided by IODAPromonet). Intro -- Chopper Race from Bad Ass Guitarz by Greg Anderson (Fervor Records) More On This Album. Bumpers -- Sides from Stand Clear of the Closing Doors by Heath Brandon (Undercover Culture Music) Buy at iTunes Music Store. Outro -- I'll Just Call You Honey from Sweet Soul Singer by Luther Ingram (LocoBop) Buy at iTunes Music Store.

Nam Le discusses his much-acclaimed new collection of short stories, The Boat, with fellow short story writer and poet Cate Kennedy. Presented by Readings at the Asialink Centre, University of Melbourne.Melbourne, July 2008(Part 1 of 2) Click here for Part 2

This week s short story showcase episode features the exciting conclusion of Mark Yoshimoto Nemcoff s tale, Nemesis. This powerhouse of a novelette is packed with wordsmithing hot sauce: sex, violence, double-crosses and an ending that ll rock your socks. Please do yourself the favor of checking out Mark s other fiction the Shadow Falls audio drama series, Number One With A Bullet, Transistor Rodeo and much more by visiting his website, MarkYoshimotoNemcoff.com. And please send him an appreciative email for his OBSIDIAN story and stellar performance. J.C. is mum during this episode s outro, but the intro is bursting with talky-talk pimpage of J.C. s recent appearances in the podosophere: J.C. reads a The Story So Far recap for the terrific New World Orders podiobook and schools One Minute How-To listeners on how to promote a podcast novel He also had a terrific interview with Carrie Runnals on her in-depth Words To Mouth podcast (episode 1 is here; episode 2 is here) J.C. talks podfiction and comic book movies on The Kid Dogg Show HollywoodJesus.com has released an extensive text interview with J.C. J.C. is also a recurring character in Mur Lafferty s audio drama, The Takeover Coming up next on 7th Son: OBSIDIAN: The cast of The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd experience the blackout. You ll giggle like a kid at this one! PROMOS: Double Trouble promo with Tee Morris and Phillipa Ballantine (watch for an UltraCreatives interview with these brilliant folk very soon!) Seth Harwood s new CrimeWAV crime fiction anthology Celebrate Soccergirl s 300th (and final!) episode J.F. Lewis Staked print novel promo 65 Below podiobook by Basil Sands ShareThis

The TombKeeper interviews this new author

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"Shadow Divers: The True Adventure of Two Americans Who Risked Everything to Solve One of the Last Mysteries of World War II," by Robert Kurson, reviewed.

Geoffrey Cornelius Interview * Sun enters Leo * Opening the Heart to Mystery Welcome to another mind-expanding episode of the Cosmic Weather! This week the big happy Sun flies into the archetype of the Lion, streaming free creative energy and generosity into the world! Welcome to your Domicile, oh Sun, giver of Life! On Astrology Illustrated, we have a very special treat, an interview with one of the premiere scholars of astrology on the planet: Geoffrey Cornelius, a British Astrologer whose cool accent alone will blow your mind off it's hinges. Also, this is a preview of the new line of questioning I'm taking for the next film "Return of the Magi 2: Astrology Demystified" due out at X-mas. So check it out! And if all that doesn't appease your appetite, and your only in the mood for some deep spiritual insights and poetic wisdom, just wait till the Supernova Explosion of Insight crashes against the shores of your elegant mind with a section of my metaphysics book called "Opening the Heart to Mystery." Tune in today and prepare to be cleansed from the inside on out! Here's the link. Enjoy the heck outta this one!

"The City Of Ember," by Jeanne DuPrau, reviewed.