Earl S. Wynn
Earl S. Wynn is the author of the Pink Carbide series of novels, as well as a prolific writer of articles, reviews, short fiction, poetry, and political commentary. He is also the Chief Editor of Weirdyear Flash Fiction, Yesteryear Fiction, Daily Love and all other imprints of Thunderune Publishing. You can find out more about Earl S. Wynn at: www.eswynn.com
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10 Things to Watch Out for While DatingGoing to be out there and dating? Here's ten things to watch out for in your search for that special someone.
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Archaelologists of the FutureAs humans, we like to think that we'll be remembered, that archaeologists will meticulously piece together our past, saying "This was Bob, a car salesman, who owned a dog and wrote poetry between football games" or something to that degree.
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The Future of BooksTo my childhood self, books had reached their final stage of development, the sort of apex of Caxtonian evolution that would never change much more than the corded telephone or the toaster because it was so inherently perfect.
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WinJournal Software ReviewKeeping a journal is an age old practice, but with the release of Mariner Software's WinJournal, the idea of recording your personal life takes on a fresh new meaning.
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What Lurks on the InternetThe Internet is a wondrous place, full of adventure, madmen, and treasures to satisfy desires both subtle and gross. But be advised- Surf safely; without caution, you or someone you know just might end up falling victim to it's darker side. Beware!
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Pzizz: Computer Assisted HypnosisUtilizing a simple little player with a number of customizable tracks, Pzizz provides a hypnotic experience that allows you to slip into a rejuvenating powernap or drift off to sleep on those insomniatic nights without having to seek out a licensed hypnotherapist.
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An Analysis of Katsuhiro Otomo's AkiraA best-seller in it's original, printed form, and a pillar of Anime, Akira's storyline is one that captures the imagination. So grab your bike helmet and get ready for a ride that's sure to get you interested in the series (if you don't own it already!)
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A Look at Some of the Most Successful Social MovementsThroughout American history there have been many social movements, some, such as the Abolitionists movement, the AARP movement, the Judicial Review movement, and the Women's Suffrage movement were ultimately successful.
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An Interview With Jim IdemaRecently, I went on assignment and had the privilege of interviewing Jim Idema, Editor-in-chief for Hot- Psychology magazine. He's a friendly, upbeat, and helpful kind of guy, willing to share quite a bit about his exciting pet project E-Zine!
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Correlation Between Real and Virtual ViolenceA new and different look at violence in interactive media (video games) that brings the issue of virtual violence as a cause of real violence into focus. Includes comparison to television and other forms of media.
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The Extremist's Guide to Getting Ahead in the College WorldYou've probably heard it all, from "don't buy designer just because mom does" to "I lived on ramen for four years" but there's never been a gritty, realistic guide that incorporates all the essential aspects of being a successful student during college...
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The Grotte De Chauvet ( Pont-D'arc )In the latter part of December 1994, a group of three French speleologists discovered what was to become one of the most marvelous and certainly the oldest gallery of paleolithic cave-paintings ever found.
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Zardoz (1974): Sean Connery Does Sci-FiAnother cult classic and one of Sean Connery's post-007 movie gigs (in which he played a leading role), Zardoz is the epitome of corny '70s Science Fiction...
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An Interview with Thibaut HourtellianRecently, I was lucky enough to interview Thibaut Hourteillan, Senior Software Engineer at Hewlett Packard in the booming, central valley town of Roseville, California. Needless to say, he's a friendly guy, and the interview went off without a hitch.
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Free Games!In today's world, with an ever-growing population of gamers, video games are a lucrative market; almost every new disk that comes out costs $50, with prices on the rise for well known companies and well known titles. -
Dune (1984)A cult-classic film truly like no other, David Lynch's retelling of Frank Herbert's deep, complex, and stirring work of science fiction was struck down by bad editing and harsh critics when it appeared in theaters in the '80s, yet managed...
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'Taganai' is Russian Modern Dance at its Best...in all, it was an incredible and, I must say, tantalizing taste of a Russian modern dance performance that left my hands red and sore from clapping...
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Jin-Roh: AnimeAnother emotionally stirring and highly philosophical tale from cinematic master Mamoru Oshii, Jin-Roh or The Wolf Brigade is a story of political intrigue, love, sacrifice, and the battle between a man's conscience and his inner beast...
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Ghost in the Shell 2: InnocenceIts content is deep, complex, and meaningful in a way that transcends most of the "fun" action films with minimal plot lines that are cranked out en masse and seemingly without end by illustrious Hollywood...
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Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone ComplexHaving more in common with the manga than with the original, groundbreaking cult classic, Stand Alone Complex or S.A.C. is the latest and greatest installment in Masamune Shirow's endlessly popular "Ghost in the Shell" series...
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Internet Classes: A Look at Online EducationThinking of taking some college classes online? This article might just be for you. Many people of all ages, enroll in online classes, picking up the pen for a few hours a week to learn everything from English to the proverbial underwater basket-weaving.
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Battle Angel (1992)A cyberpunk experience like no other, Fukutomi Hiroshi's 1992 attempt at animating Kishiro Yukito's only now ending manga, Battle Angel Alita, was unfortunately cut short at two episodes due to it's lack of popularity in Japan...
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Hellsing: Japanese Anime Vampire FilmBased in London, England, the story of Hellsing revolves around the Hellsing organization, a secret agency that acts independently of the government with one mission in mind: Destroy all vampires!
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Resident Evil Apocalypse (R.E. 2) Raises Bar for Video Game FilmsThough the trend of "video game films" creates a lot of trash, that is, films with bad storylines on low budgets, R.E. once again raised the bar in both that genre and the often-ridiculed zombie film genre as well with it's appearance in September, 2004.
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The Kingdom of LoathingStick-figures and poorly-drawn monsters await in the ever-popular online game, Kingdom of Loathing! Never before has so much rampant sketching been involved in so much debauchery since the appearance of Stick Figure Death Theater and...