Stori

And yes, I know that there is a big difference between humans and animals Not in my opinion! I've known many a cat or dog who was every bit as ...

The trouble with electronics is, while they're widespread, they aren't all technology has to offer. The book is also technology- science applied to the problem of making multiple copies fairly ...

Okay, I have a few ideas about this. I'm mathematically challenged so don't expect any statistics. About our national debt: Isn't money worth only what people agree that it's worth? ...

Welcome back, Stars!

Right now I'm reading A String in the Harp , which deals with sixth-century and modern Wales.

Since you've asked, let me tell you a bit about the other sort of teen. I've never liked to party, and had few friends in middle school, at least. I ...

It seems I missed all the fun! Oh well; I shall probably be in attendance next year.

It isn't just characters from my current project; I'm fairly sure *all* my characters talk to each other. However, Mia from "The Touch" is the most vocal when it comes ...

I don't think it necessarily means *current* combat experience. After all, look at John McCain- he was a soldier once. And personally, I think all politicians should be required to ...

I have a lot of notebooks. And my work is scattered willy-nilly among them, which is frustrating to my autistic mind.

Protestants believe in a form of arminianism. I know William Lane Craig likes to discuss things using a molinistic viewpoint What do those terms mean?

Actually, come to think of it, even a pencil is an example of technology. Or a wheelbarrow.

Then again, in my district no one is allowed to do lab experiments involving chemicals, Bunsen burners, etc. It's too "dangerous"- i.e., the schools could be sued for the slightest ...

Even George Lucas couldn't keep tabs on multiple universes... *flees*

3. You went to church almost every Sunday. Unfortunately not. Churches had (and have) a habit of kicking us out after a time. 4. Your parents told you Bible stories ...