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Bingham's Notebook: Building the Caves of Baghdad
Creating a fictional world is one of the most thrilling parts of writing a novel. It allows a writer to construct places, societies, secret histories, and hidden ecosystems that never existed — but still need to feel real enough for readers to believe in them.
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The Funny Newz: Space SUVs Here - 2024 "Abductors" Sighted
PEYOTE, ARIZONA — In a bizarre twist of fate, extreme sports enthusiast Wayne “Goose” Peterson, 25, of Chicago, says he was paragliding over the Arizona desert when he spotted what he initially believed to be oversized AirPods screaming across the sky at impossible speeds.
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Bingham's Notebook: Time Travel in The Midas Files — The Foggy Room Theory
In The Midas Protocol: Midas Files Book One, I introduced time travel with a certain amount of deliberate fuzziness.
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The Funny Newz: Bargain United - How a Tech Outage Turned a Flight into a Time-Travel Adventure
CHICAGO — In the wake of a brutal snowstorm that battered the Northeastern United States, scientists now believe a Bargain United flight from Washington to Chicago remained grounded so long that at least one passenger’s dog experienced time travel.
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Tech Gnosis: The CrowdStrike Outage Exposed How Fragile the Modern Internet Has Become
By Richard Forno, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
The global information technology outage on July 19, 2024, which disrupted organizations ranging from airlines to hospitals and even delayed the delivery of uniforms for the Olympic Games, represents a growing concern for cybersecurity professionals, businesses and governments.
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The Funny Newz: Advertisers Aim For Moon
ATLANTA, GEORGIA — Space commercialization is blasting off, and apparently the next frontier is not mining, science, tourism, or humanity’s destiny among the stars.
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