Saturday, December 01, 2012
Free Through Wednesday
I read this in its original edition, and I recommend it. Good stuff.
Synopsis: Jacob Burns - husband, father, and frustrated writer - has finally sold a screenplay. To a major Hollywood studio, no less. But success isn't all it's cracked up to be. Now he has writer's block and spends his days drinking coffee at his favorite cafe, Madeline's. That is, until one warm autumn morning when Donald Penn, an eccentric Madeline's regular, hands Jacob a key and drops dead at his feet. Soon Jacob's home is burglarized is burglarized and his family threatened, and he becomes involved in a puzzling mystery that exposes him to some of the finest families in Saratoga Springs, New York - and some of the worst in human behavior.
Here's Some Video of that Giant Gator Head
Sentinel.com: Nobody has ever tried to float a 100-foot-long head of an alligator through downtown Fort Lauderdale and down the Intracoastal Waterway.
That's going to change Sunday.
Math: Is There Anything It Can't Do?
Roger Williams: Founding father's mystery code cracked after 250 years: Researchers unlock religious writings of Rhode Island founder after centuries
Robotic Fish WBAGNFARB
Mail Online: Meet Robocod, the latest weapon in Homeland Security's increasingly high-tech underwater arsenal, a robotic fish designed to safeguard the coastline of America and bring justice to the deep.
Hat tip to Jeff Segal.
Hat tip to Jeff Segal.
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