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Fan Expo-2022

Fan Expo-2022

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Colorado Convention Center
700 14th St, Denver, CO 80202-3221
July 1-3

I invite you to visit me at Booth PRO81 in the Denver Convention Center—just in front of the drive-in entrance at the back of the auditorium. I will be selling all my books and participating in three panels:

  1. Friday, 7 pm in Room 710: BLASTERS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: WRITING THE FUTURE
  2. Saturday, 1 pm in Room 710: AN AUTHOR’S GUIDE TO AUDIOBOOKS
  3. Saturday, 6 pm in Room 710: CREATING A NOVEL: A STARTER GUIDE

If you are in the area and can join me, I would love to have you drop by. If you own a book of mine, bring it to the booth, and I will autograph it for you.

     Check out my book website at https://RobertWilliscroft.com 

If you could only go to one pole, which one would you rather explore, the North Pole or Antarctica?

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Having lived at the South Pole for 13 months and fleetingly visited the North Pole, but having spent the better part of three years in the Arctic ice pack, I have a thing or two to say about both. South Pole Let’s address Antarctica and the South Pole first. Antarctica is a very large place:…

Who I Am is Everything

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My last blog entry was written by my stepson Arthur as described in the preamble to that entry. This entry was written by Robert Mayer, Arthur’s twin brother. Robert actually wrote this piece shortly after Arthur wrote the last one, but things intervened so that he did not give it to me until this Thanksgiving day.…

Why English is so Hard to Learn

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When Jill and I married two years ago, twin thirteen-year-old boys and a sixteen-year-old girl came with the package. All three are remarkably intelligent. Selena is now in her junior year at college with a high GPA in a Marine Biology major. Arthur and Robert are high school juniors, each with a high GPA in…

Blind Leading the Blind

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Recently I viewed an interview on CNBC with PG&E Chairman and CEO, Peter A. Darbee. It seems that his company has an energy project that uses cow manure as a source for natural gas. Now, I’ve got to tell you that this is a great idea, so long as it is cost effective. It makes good economic sense to make use of this otherwise underused resource.
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Ch. 02 – The Global Greenhouse (Part 1)

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This article is an excerpt from Chapter two in my new book The Chicken Little Agenda – Debunking Experts’ Lies. You can find out more about the book at chickenlittleagenda.com, and can order the book from this link. This is the first of six parts for Chapter two that will be presented here sequentially.
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Polonium 210 – Terrible weapon or another Chicken Little?

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 Polonium is a naturally occurring element (Polonium-209) that belongs to the group of elements that emit alpha-particles, which are nothing more than fast moving Helium nuclei. The “209” designator refers to its atomic weight (the total number of protons and neutrons in its nucleus). Polonium-209 occurs naturally in pitchblende, the ore from which Uranium is…