Sunday, September 07, 2025

Book Review - Interstellar: The Berkelium Effect

Book 3 of Douglas Talbott's The Berkelium Effect, in my opinion, was the best of the three-book series. Humans have gone farther into space than at any time in history.  They have a big mystery to solve, and I can't wait to see how he fleshes out solving the mystery.

This series was Doug's first self-published book.  He mentioned that he is currently going back and reediting it. He is a new author with an extensive Sci-Fi library of other authors.

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Ice Cream

What flavors of ice cream do you have?" inquired the customer.
"Vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate," answered the new waitress in a hoarse whisper.
Trying to be sympathetic, the customer asked, "Do you have laryngitis?"
"No...." replied the new waitress with some effort, "just...erm.... vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate."

 


#joke #fruit #strawberry #food #chocolate

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Monday, September 01, 2025

Celebrating Diversity - Sept 2025

This month, we celebrate

 

Hispanic Heritage Month is observed in the US from September 15 to October 15

Intergenerational Month is celebrated in the US to promote intergenerational understanding and connection among people of all ages.

Our Current administration does not believe in diversity of thought or ethnicity, and I think we lose a lot by not allowing opportunities to those other backgrounds.

* Source Seramount.com

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Sunday, August 31, 2025

Typical HR

"I proposed to my girl friend last night, who just got promoted to a HR position earlier in the day."
"That is cool! What did she say?"
She said, "We will get back to you soon."

 


#joke #short

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Friday, August 29, 2025

Book Review - Nexus of Truth: The Berkelium Effect

This is the second book in Douglas Talbott's series.  I thought the story was better in this book and less technical than the first book. I felt that some parts were explained later in the book, which closed out storylines that should have been resolved near the beginning of the book, as it left me wondering what happened to those characters.  Also, he has one chapter that repeats itself only a couple of pages apart. I thought my Kindle had swiped left when I moved.

I would still recommend the book series 

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