Yipee! I had given up on finding it. Thanks Linnl! Now... do I listen to it tonight, or wait till next Halloween....

Now, smckee, now!

AND next Halloween!

Well, the Pacifica Radio "From the Vault" program mentioned a few postings back was a "best of" show (included in the second link really).

http://fromthevaultradio.org/h...eason-review-part-4/

I've since found a link to a previous program aired the week after June 5th, nearly an hour long. It compiles interviews from "The World of Ray Bradbury" and the Mars gathering. Some of the discussion is somewhat mature, but integral to this discourse on creativity and life.

http://fromthevaultradio.org/h...tv-318-ray-bradbury/

A number of news sources are reporting that The Strand Magazine will be printing a previously unpublished Christmas story by Ray Bradbury. The articles I've seen, seem to be the same, and include a potential spoiler.

I hope they have found remains of a hot dog stand or glowing orbs on Mars.

http://io9.com/5962240/scienti...7D&action_ref_map=[]

...or an exact replica of a small Illinois town.

Exactly...
http://s2.bo.lt/page=2bir6zwuh...heaven_bradbury.jpeg

Pack your bags for a move to Mars: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/49...y_and_science-space/

1919: Lt. Harry Colebourn officially donated Winnie (the bear Christopher Robin Milne named his bear after) to the London Zoo.

But how did LT Harry Colebourn wind up with the bear?

quote:

Originally posted by Doug Spaulding:
But how did LT Harry Colebourn wind up with the bear?

Probably shot his momma.

One of the Southern California shoping centers that Ray's writings helped inspire the design of:

http://www.latimes.com/news/na...1130,0,6313119.story

Some day we'll be viewing the Red Planet up close with the technologies that produced these images of Mt. Everest:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/Gigap...50112_8bit_FLAT.html

At 1:26 into the video you will see Ray...

http://www.jibjab.com/original...re&utm_source=JibJab