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james P. hogan Hvezda Obru (The Giants' Star) preloil Marek Ctrnáct obálkyDavid A. Hardy Straky na vrbe, 2002 345 stran, 180 Kc, broované ISBN
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James P Hogan : An Icon Of The Creative Universe - A Master Of Science Fiction A
james P hogan An Icon of the Creative Universe A Master of Science Fiction andFantasy Quill - Paver of Past, Present, and Future. All about james P hogan
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Quotation From ``The Genesis Machine'', By James P. Hogan
Quotation from this 1978 story.Category Arts Literature Authors H hogan, james P.From ``The Genesis Machine'', by james P. hogan. Published by BallantineBooks, New York, 1978. Professor Richard Edwards, Principal
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Extractions: Published by Ballantine Books, New York, 1978. Professor Richard Edwards, Principal Scientific Executive and second-in-command at ACRE, contemplated the document lying on the table in front of him. The wording on the title sheet read: K-Space Rotations and Gravity Impulses . Seated around the corner of the table to the professor's left, Walter Massey thumbed idly through his copy, making little of the pages of complex formulae. Opposite Massey, Miles Corrigan leaned back in his chair and regarded Clifford with a cool, predatory stare, making no attempt to conceal the disdain that he felt toward all scientists. ``The rules of this Establishment are perfectly clear, Dr. Clifford,'' Edwards began, speaking over the top of his interlaced fingers. ``All scientific material produced by any person during the time he is employed at ACRE, produced in the course of his duties or otherwise, automatically qualifies as classified information. Precisely what are your grounds for requesting an exemption and permission to publish this paper?'' Clifford returned his look expressionlessly, trying hard for once not to show the irritation he felt for the whole business. He didn't like the air of an Inquisition that had pervaded the room ever since they sat down.
Quotation From ``Giant's Star'', By James P. Hogan
From ``Giant's Star'', by james P. hogan. Published by Ballantine Books,New York, 1981. ``We can move objects from place to place
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Extractions: Published by Ballantine Books, New York, 1981. ``We can move objects from place to place instantaneously by means of artificially generated spinning black holes,'' Eesyan told them. ``As your own theories predict, a rapidly spinning black hole flattens out into a disk, and eventually becomes a toroid with the mass concentrated at the rim. In that situation the singularity exists across the central aperture and can be approached axially without catastrophic tidal effects. The aperture affords an `entry port' into a hyperrealm described by laws not subject to the conventional restrictions of ordinary space-time. Creating such an entry port also gives rise to a hypersymmetric effect that appears as a projection elsewhere in normal space, and which functions as a coupled exit port. By controlling the dimensions, spin, orientation, and certain other parameters of the initial hole, we can select with considerable accuracy the location of the exit up to distances in the order of several tens of light-years.'' ``That must be how you got the perceptron to Earth,'' Hunt said.
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Albedo One Reviews - James P. Hogan
Horror, albedo one The Electronic Issue, outside links. james P. hogan.no reviews at present. REVIEWS LIST. james P. hogan links. The
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Extractions: outside links James P. Hogan [no reviews at present] REVIEWS LIST James P. Hogan links The James P. Hogan site , maintained by James's son Alex, gives complete biographical and bibliographical information (for as well as English-language editions), including a topics section "What I write about" and a personal bulletin board with topical articles by James Hogan. For the collectors: "Mr. Toad's Ordering Page". Baen publishers have a James Hogan page, with some sample chapters of "Paths to Otherwhere". top of page
The Political Graveyard: Index To Politicians: Hogan
Still living as of 1994. hogan, james P. Democrat. Candidate in primary forMichigan state senate 12th District, 1974. Still living as of 1974.
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Extractions: Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page Index to Politicians: Hogan HOGAN: See also Adley Hogan Gladden H. Hogan Stewart Hogan, Alice of Pasco, Franklin County , Wash. Democrat. Alternate delegate to Democratic National Convention from Washington, Female . Still living as of 1944. Hogan, Charles J. of Syracuse, Onondaga County , N.Y. Democrat. Delegate to Democratic National Convention from New York, . Still living as of 1952. Hogan, E. C. of Roby, Fisher County , Tex. Democrat. Alternate delegate to Democratic National Convention from Texas, Burial location unknown Hogan, Earl Lee (b. 1920) also known as Earl Hogan Born in Indiana, . Democrat. U.S. Representative from Indiana 9th District, 1959-61. Still living as of 1998. See also: congressional biography Hogan, Edward J., Jr. (b. 1885) of St. Louis , Mo. Born in St. Louis , Mo., October 18 . Democrat. Delegate to Missouri state constitutional convention , 1943-44; member of Missouri state senate 7th District, 1945-49. Burial location unknown Hogan, F. W. Democrat. Alternate delegate to Democratic National Convention from South Dakota
Dragon*Con Biography: [James P. Hogan]
Short biography.Category Arts Literature Authors H hogan, james P.james P. hogan. james P. hogan was born in London in 1941, his fatherIrish and his mother German. After studying general electrical
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Extractions: James P. Hogan was born in London in 1941, his father Irish and his mother German. After studying general electrical and mechanical engineering, he graduated as an electronics engineer specializing in digital systems. Later he became a sales executive in the electronics and computer industries with such companies as ITT, Honeywell, and Digital Equipment Corporation, and eventually a Sales Training Consultant with DEC's scientific computing group at Marlborough, Massachusetts. He began writing science fiction as a hobby in the mid 1970's, and his works have been well received within the professional scientific community as well as among regular science-fiction readers. In 1979 he left DEC to become a full-time writer. Hogan's work falls at the hard-science end of the sf spectrum and has a positive outlook. He is anti-Malthusian and doesn't share the cynicism toward technology and the concept of human progress that appears fashionable in some social circles. He does not think we're about to overpopulate the planet, blow ourselves into oblivion, poison ourselves into extinction, degenerate into Nazis, or disappear under our own garbage. "For ten thousand years," he writes, "the power of human reason and creativity has continued to build better tomorrows, and nothing says that has to change now. Humanity's material problems are in effect solved. The real difficulties confronting us today are not to do with energy and resources, but are social and political."
Martian Knightlife, James P. Hogan
February 2002. Book Review Martian Knightlife by james P. hogan. MartianKnightlife contains two related novellas by SF veteran james P. hogan.
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Extractions: www.scifidimensions.com February Latest News Commentary Letters to the Editor Original Fiction ... Atlanta SF Calendar Institutional Member of SFWA All original content is John C. Snider unless otherwise indicated. No duplication without express written permission. February 2002 Book Review: Martian Knightlife by James P. Hogan by John C. Snider Martian Knightlife contains two related novellas by SF veteran James P. Hogan. In "His Own Worst Enemy", it's the not-too-distant future, and Mars has become one of humanity's new frontiers. Bustling settlements compete with one another and with other colonies throughout the solar system to attract immigrants and tourists. Kieran Thane, nicknamed "the Knight", often interrupts his space travels and entrepreneurial enterprises to take up the cause of some underdog or another whom he encounters. Arriving on Mars, Kieran meets up with his sometimes-girlfriend June, who works for an influential research firm called Quantonix. She confides to Kieran that Quantonix has secretly developed a teleportation device - in fact, the project's chief researcher, an ambitious man named Leo Sarda, has successfully teleported himself! June introduces Sarda to the understandably curious Kieran - but they are soon disturbed by what appear to be gaps in Sarda's memory. Digging deeper, they discover that the teleportation isn't exactly as advertised. The device doesn't just transport things - it copies them. Sarda Two's dirty little secret is that the original Sarda's body was held in statis until the experiment was deemed a success, and later destroyed.
James P. Hogan: Code Of The Lifemaker
james P. hogan Code of the Lifemaker (1983). Ballantine Del Rey, paperback,1984, ISBN 0345-30549-3, 408 s. Kansikuva David B. Mattingly .
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James P. Hogan Book Voting
james P. hogan book voting. james P. hogan, Other. The Proteus Operation,(2 votes). The Genesis Machine, (1 votes). james P. hogan, Giants trilogy.
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Voyage From Yesteryear By James P. Hogan
Voyage From Yesteryear (2 votes) by james P. hogan. Rate this book, 1 (5 best 1worst). Author, james P. hogan. Book, Voyage From Yesteryear. Series, Volume,
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Mf311: Inherit The Stars / James P. Hogan
Title Inherit the Stars Author james P. hogan Year 1977. 50,000 oldhuman remains are found on the moon, along with lots of documentation.
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Extractions: Year: 1977 "50,000 old human remains are found on the moon, along with lots of documentation. The entry point to deciphering the totally unknown language is mathematical tables and formulae." (Contributed by "William E. Emba") Link: Learn more about this work HERE. Ratings: (unrated) Please help me out by submitting your own votes and comments on this work : click here and fill out the form. Click on a link to see names of other works of mathematical fiction in these categories.
James P. Hogan
james P. hogan. Star Child by james P. hogan Martian Knightlife by james P. hogan.Bug Park by james Patrick hogan. Paths to Otherwhere by james P. hogan.
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SF Reviews Cradle Of Saturn By James P. Hogan
Cradle Of Saturn. Copyright 1999 by james P. hogan. SOJALS ratingAwful (0/5). I first read this in March 2001. Oh dear why do I keep
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Extractions: Get the Newsletter SOJALS rating Awful (0/5) I first read this in March 2001. Oh dear why do I keep giving in, against my better judgement, and buy these books? Hogan packs these books full of exciting ideas, drama, carefully constructed plots and what comes out? A book that I have to force myself to read just to see if any of the good ideas pan-out into something thought-provoking, and all the time fighting the urge to just close the book and give it to someone I dont like. Look at this: "While it was still morning in California, a train of meteorite impacts stitched its way like a gigantic bombing run over the tip of South America and across the southern Atlantic to beyond the Falkland islands" Now this is stirring stuff and I should have been gripped tight with tension, shotting Tequila, smoking furiously and with some loud rock blasting away in the background. But no, Im laying on the floor the radios playing some anonymous J-pop, Im wondering whether there might be something on the TV and should I just check, and my arm is getting really tired turning the pages. So whats wrong with Hogans books? Beats me, Ive read half a dozen since the 70s (cant remember the 60s, of course) and they never quite make it. I never believe in the characters, Im never convinced by the plot and I never enjoy them. Well, its either me or the writing. So its the writing.
SF Reviews Cradle Of Saturn By James P. Hogan Cover By Dru Blair
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James P. Hogan
A conquista das estrelas (Voyage from Yesteryear). A conquista
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Extractions: Quando a nave que transporta os colonos terrestres do repressivo governo da América do Norte chega ao planeta Chiro com o objectivo de "libertar" o planeta para instalar um novo governo. O planeta é quase um paraíso com recursos abundantes todos os serviços são gratuito sem um governo organizado onde as pessoas são livres de fazer o que gostam mais. Agora como derrubar um governo não existente ou impor uma vontade a quem sempre teve livre pensamento e não reage às agressões. Quando se chega a uma utopia qual é a reacção daqueles que sempre viveram num governo que lhes indicava sempre qual o caminho a seguir. Mensagem do futuro (Thrice Upon a Time) Um grupo de cientistas descobre como enviar mensagens para o passado. E as implicações da sua invenção são postas à prova quando uma crise mundial irreversível acontece. Uma história das possíveis consequências da invenção de comunicar no tempo, de vez em quando deixa-se levar nas explicações de futuras tecnologias mas nada que não se possa ultrapassar.
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james P. hogan. Q U O T E S T O I N S P I R E Y O U, Great quotes toinspire, empower and motivate you to live the life of your dreams
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James P. Hogan
story. If you want to read any james P. hogan stuff, just be sureyou read this one too, regardless of any other books you pick.
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