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Apr.12.2011 - 5:03 pm
The satellite we never launched.
While not exactly a magazine snob, (I recently bought a Mad Magazine, for pete's sake) I have usually avoided Popular Science because much of what they cover seems unlikely to...
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Mar.16.2011 - 6:07 pm
The Killer in our midst
The tell a story about one of the Rockefellers coming in from the outside, taking off his coat, and simply holding it out to the side and letting go of it, because he knew there...
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Mar.03.2011 - 4:30 pm
What do you do when the well runs dry?
For the most part, I have about an average life as far as big events go: births, deaths, marraiges, divorces (someone else's this time, thank you very much) and so on, but for the...
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Feb.05.2011 - 7:10 pm
What the heck is wrong with us?
Recently, I helped my son move into a new place. It was one of those things where he's moving to a bigger house and needs stuff to fill it up, and logistics dictated that we rent...
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Article: The adventures of Amelia (with apologies to James Thurber)

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Jan.13.2011 - 11:48 pm
In response to: Step Away From the Smartphone
I are a seaman
For a time, I worked on a permanently moored vessel in the Santa Barbara channel. We fell somewhere between the now...
Jan.13.2011 - 9:27 pm
In response to: The day everything changed
Thank you
Thank you very much for your kind comments. I don't know if I spent as much time talking about those guys that wear...
Jan.05.2011 - 11:42 pm
In response to: In search of discipline
Please, someone stop me from re-writing again.
I'm working on about the fifth re-write of my novel, and don't feel any closer to the end than the first time I '...
Jan.05.2011 - 5:32 pm
In response to: Step Away From the Smartphone
How does this change us?
I have wondered for a long time how all this up-to-the-second torrent of information affects our thought processes....
Dec.15.2010 - 4:43 pm
In response to: I was interviewed by Poets United for - The Life of a Poet
As they say
As they say in show business; "Break a leg"
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I seem to be compelled to tell stories, whether in the form I have currently chosen or some other, time will tell.”
—My son, to the best of my knowledge.

About David

Writing a techical mystery. Progress has been slow, because I'm barely computer literate, and it gets in the way at unexpected times. I am well into the third rewrite of this damn thing, and I am determined to simply finish it this time, and then maybe write...
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Causes David Beemer Supports

Wife works as an advocate for Seniors. Sponser a child through World Vision

David’s Favorite Books

A Fine and Private place, the Last Unicorn, by Peter S. Beagle Covenant with Death, When the War is Over, by Steven Becker Animal Dreams, etc, by, well, you...

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