Along These Lines.....

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Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Why did the chicken cross the road?

Now that the election is over, I'm reduced to writing about chickens. Cluck on this link.

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1. Who doesn't like Errol Flynn films! I wrote A Century After His Birth, Errol Flynn Is In Again for the Washington Post in 2009.

2. Making Science Funny, a story about comedian Brian Malow, appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle in 2009.

3. Bob Newhart always breaks me up. I wrote about his long career for Pasadena Now in 2009.

4. Tinnitus is a terrible infliction. I interviewed doctors and sufferers, including Bill Shatner, for Easing the Torment of Tinnitus in this 2007 Seattle Times piece.

5. My 2010 interview with the cast and crew of TV's "The Big Bang Theory" in Physics World.

6. Tinted Love, a 2006 story in the Boston Globe about the modern colorization of b/w films, features interviews with Jane Russell and Ray Harryhausen.

7. Steven Kutcher explained how he uses bugs as paint brushes in this Washington Post story from 2007.

8. The Lost In Space robot lives again, in this 2009 story in the Rapid City Journal.

9. USA Today ran this 2006 interview with Buzz Aldrin talking about his children's book, "Reaching For the Moon."

10. My 2007 Q&A with 'photographer' Leonard Nimoy in the Boston Globe. This is not your mother's Spock.

11. After taking a cruise to Alaska in 2009, I discovered what life's like as a cruise ship doctor. See story in Minnesota Medicine.

12. Dick Smith and Rick Baker are two of Hollywood's greatest make-up artists, and talk about their work in this 2007 Washington Post story.

13. My attempt at writing a short story for kids wasn't a complete flop. It appeared in the LA Times in 2009.

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