... , it wasn’t until ten years later or thereabouts that I discovered Dale Rippke’s “Heroes of Dark Fantasy,” which I stumbled upon in my search for Conan and Howard on the internet. “Heroes” was a revelation to me: extrapolating ideas and theories based on Howard’s stories in a “pseudo-historical” context was something that I found riveting. I ...

... everything on, things don't run as well because they are not getting as much energy as they'd like. Or, think of your internet broadband connection. If you have multiple computers on a server in your ... or the person observing, its speed is fixed and unchanging. Doing away with the aether did not do away with the bucket, so how did Einstein and his special theory of relativity cope with ...

Wireless internet has spoiled us: it makes the jumble of wires that dangle like exposed viscera from the side of our televisions seem like the proto-technology of Victorian mad scientists. Why are we still plugging in our gadgets, instead of slurping up juice through the aether? Why do we still need to attach video cables

... the contents of my comment into RAM before i hit the submit button. i thought things were stable over there at blogger? i guess it might be my internet connection. it has been a bit buggy lately. by the time my comment is lost in the aether i have lost heart to try again. sorry folks.. photos of astrid will be put up ...