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All These Worlds All These Worlds All These Worlds AboutAll These Worlds is a blog by David Hitt. The current version of the blog is a work-in-progress. Be patient.SnapshotCurrent Read: The Leonardo CodeRecent Movie: Benjamin ButtonNew 5* Song: IRS," Gn'RNoteworthy: 2009 has begun! Yay! Last Comments Andrew Liptak (Homesteading Upda…): Thanks for the link in Dave – as I noted in my review, I greatly enjoyed the book – extremely inform…David (Homesteading Upda…): Thanks!Jannah (Internet Killed T…): LOL, Joe. I vote for albums. Good question, as to whether or not there is really a cohesive conce…Jannah (Homesteading Upda…): Wow, congrats on being for sale in the ultimate gift shop!Richie (Homesteading Upda…): Things in the Smithsonian – The Spirit of St LouisThe Hope DiamondFonzie’s jacketDave’s bookJoe (Homesteading Upda…): Now, if the Smithsonian would just sell The Leonardo Code…. About MeInformation About the AuthorBioMy LinksBlogs And LinksRandom InfoLinks and CalendarsEntertainment CalendarAerospace Calendar Tag Cloud apollo apple books collectspace comics funny garriott hatbag history internationalspacestation iphone ipod launchschedule marriage media mississippi moon movies music nasa outwardodyssey photography politics rumors skylab space spaceshuttle television writing youtube(all) Archives Jun 2008Jul 2008Aug 2008Sep 2008Oct 2008Nov 2008Dec 2008Jan 2009 Categories SpaceLinksAppleLinksLinksComicsSpaceMediaEditorialAppleEntertainment Search Search for words used in entries on this websiteEnter the word[s] to search for here: Stuff      David Hitt's Facebook profile Another Mind In The Gutter Thursday 08 January 2009 at 2:23 pm  It's Thursday, and this week's new Hatbag strip is online. On time! Yay! Go check it out.
For those ATW readers who don't follow the weekly Hatbag link, a brief explanation -- Hatbag is a weekly webcomic Lain and I create; following two old college buddies as they adjust to sort-of grown-up life. If you read ATW, take a few extra seconds to go read Hatbag. Please? Please? David | ¶ | Comics No comments Used tags: comics, funny, hatbag The Twelve Days Of Sickness Monday 05 January 2009 at 1:32 pm It's Thursday, and this week's new Hatbag strip is online. OK, so it's not really Thursday. It's not even the right week anymore. Just pretend, OK? Go check it out.
For those ATW readers who don't follow the weekly Hatbag link, a brief explanation -- Hatbag is a weekly webcomic Lain and I create; following two old college buddies as they adjust to sort-of grown-up life. If you read ATW, take a few extra seconds to go read Hatbag. Please? Please? David | ¶ | Comics No comments Used tags: comics, funny, hatbag Homesteading Update Monday 05 January 2009 at 1:01 pm  space="7" vspace="7"> Another review of Homesteading, from the worlds in a grain of sand blog. In part:The University of Nebraska Press has undertaken a huge series that I have been paying close attention to over the past year - the Outward Odyssey Series, which examines the human endeavors into outer space. The latest installment, Homesteading Space turns to a relatively unknown element, but crucial element of our trips to orbit, Skylab. Like the prior books, Into that Silent Sea, In the Shadow of the Moon and To A Distant Day, we are not only treated to a wealth of information about the technical aspects of the program, but the implications and human element of it.
The other fun thing I've encountered lately is that my Google Alerts feed is starting to show me, basically randomly, online library catalogs that list the book. Very cool to see people actually checking it out of their local library. It's like it's a real book or something. David | ¶ | Space One comment Used tags: books, garriott, history, nasa, outwardodyssey, skylab, space, writing Homesteading Update Monday 29 December 2008 at 09:58 am  space="7" vspace="7">
Yeah, that's my book, for sale, on a shelf, at a bookstore ...
... at the Smithsonian.
Cool, no? Just unbelievable to me. I've been so blessed this year, it's unreal. David | ¶ | Editorial, Space four comments Used tags: books, garriott, history, nasa, outwardodyssey, skylab, space, writing Merry Christmas! Wednesday 24 December 2008 at 11:02 am David | ¶ | Space, Editorial No comments Used tags: apollo, history, moon, nasa, space Homesteading Update Tuesday 23 December 2008 at 09:37 am space="7" vspace="7">OK, today, for the first time, I came across a review of Homesteading Space that I knew nothing about before it was published, from the Rocky Mount Telegram. It's very flattering; a few excerpts:This book is the inspirational account of the three Skylab missions flown in 1973-74 that provided the key to U.S. space activities that followed the highly productive program. ... The experiences of the crews amassed led to a treasure trove of scientific knowledge that is as yet unmatched by even the International Space Station.
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The scientific and technological brilliance and love of adventure of all the Skylab astronauts was remarkable, and that’s amply attested to in the lively narrative.
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Profiles of each of the crew members and the stories they tell in their own words read like a good space novel. Anecdotal, revealing and often wryly humorous, this is a tale no one else could have told for them.
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After the third mission, Skylab was set to burn up on re-entry. The discussion and planning for its re-entry will keep the reader spellbound, even though we know the denouement. space="7" vspace="7">There's a brief blurb about Homesteading in the January 2009 issue of the Smithsonian's Air & Space magazine, but it seems to be only in the print edition, not the online edition.
From the blog of Ares wordsmith, prolific space writer, space policy guru and all-around great guy Bart Leahy:I'm finishing up my review of Homesteading Space right now. It'll appear in the next edition of Ad Astra. For now, all I can recommend is that you don't walk, but run to the nearest book store or online book vendor and see what you can do about adding this to your favorite space geek's book collection--and get one for yourself.I know nothing about this place, so I can't vouch for it, but a site called HotBookSale is selling Homesteading for less than $15, including shipping. Frankly, makes me wonder if the business name is accurate. David | ¶ | Space, Editorial No comments Used tags: books, garriott, history, nasa, outwardodyssey, skylab, space, writing Engaging Conversation Thursday 18 December 2008 at 5:57 pm It's Thursday, and this week's new Hatbag strip is online. Go check it out.
For those ATW readers who don't follow the weekly Hatbag link, a brief explanation -- Hatbag is a weekly webcomic Lain and I create; following two old college buddies as they adjust to sort-of grown-up life. If you read ATW, take a few extra seconds to go read Hatbag. Please? Please? David | ¶ | Comics No comments Used tags: apple, comics, funny, hatbag, marriage Bridging Generations Monday 15 December 2008 at 10:08 am Ever wonder what it would be like to see Neil Armstrong on the bridge of the U.S.S. Enterprise?
Well, wonder no more. Armstrong was among several astronauts and mission control veterans of Apollo to visit the San Diego Air & Space Museum recently, which is currently hosting the traveling Star Trek exhibition. The combination was an opportunity too good to pass up, and photos of the visit have been posted on the collectSPACE Web site. Scroll down toward the end to see them. David | ¶ | Entertainment, Space One comment Used tags: apollo, history, moon, movies, nasa, space, startrek, television « Previous page1234…24Next page » Links » DIY Rotary Phone Dock for your iPhone (Link) Oooh, I want one of these. No comments | ¶ » Does the Space Station need a name? (Link) How about it, folks? Thoughts? No comments | ¶ » Bubba Nosferatu moving forward with Ron Perlman? (Link) Less than optimal, in my opinion, but, yeah, I'd still watch it. No comments | ¶ » Delta museum honors bluesman B.B. King (Link) Good story about the museum and Indianola. No comments | ¶ » Zod 2008 (Link) Kneel before your new ruler! One comment | ¶ » Google Search 2001 (Link) Google is sharing a searchable version of their oldest extant index, from 2001. No comments | ¶ |
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