1. Steven Gould - Bibliography Summary Steven Gould Bibliography Summary. Pub Biblio Summary Alpha Chron Main Menu Search Gould, Steven C. (, 1955-) Novels. Short Fiction. Essays/Articles. Introduction ( 1994) Copyright (c) http://isfdb.tamu.edu/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?Steven_Gould

2. Merchant & Gould: Steven C. Bruess Steven C. Bruess. Steve is a member of Merchant Gould s Foreign Filing Department, which files and oversees all foreign patent applications for the firm s http://www.merchantgould.com/attorney-profile-111.html

Overview List by Name List by Practice Area List by Office Attorneys: Steven C. Bruess Steven C. Bruess Email vCard Minneapolis Office 80 S. 8th Street 3200 IDS Center Minneapolis, MN 55402 USA ph: 612.332.5300 fax: 612.332.9081 Education University of Michigan B.S. Mechanical Engineering, cum laude, 1986 Indiana University J.D., cum laude, 1989 Bar Admissions Minnesota State Bar, 1989 U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, 1990 Professional Associations American Bar Association American Intellectual Property Law Association Minnesota Intellectual Property Law Association Minnesota State Bar Association Client Extranet Home Site Map Firmseek

3. Steven Gould - Bibliography Summary Steven Gould Bibliography Summary. Pub Biblio Summary Alpha Chron Main Menu Search Gould, Steven C. (, 1955-). Biographic http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?Steven_Gould

4. Steven Gould - Bibliography Summary (Chronological) Steven Gould Bibliography Summary (Chronological). Pub Biblio Summary Alpha Chron Main Menu Search Gould, Steven C. (, 1955-). http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ch.cgi?Steven_Gould

5. Biography: Steven Jay Gould Steven Jay gould steven Jay Gould. Palaeontologist and writer. Codeveloper of the theory of punctuated equilibrium. Taught as the http://www.meta-library.net/bio/gould-body.html

Steven Jay Gould Palaeontologist and writer. Co-developer of the theory of punctuated equilibrium. Taught as the Alexander Agassiz Professor of Zoology and Professor of Geology at Harvard. Search for Steven Jay Gould Biography Index To return to previous topic, click on your browser's 'Back' button. Email link

6. SS > SF > Book Reviews > Steven Gould Steven Gould. 2000. Short works. Poppa was a Catcher . 1987. In New Destinies Volume II. Novels/Collections reviews. Steven Gould. Jumper. Tor. 1992. http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/~susan/sf/books/g/gould.htm

home SF book reviews Steven Gould Novels/collections Short fiction Search Web for Steven Gould Google search Alta Vista search Novels/Collections Jumper Wildside Greenwar with Laura J. Mixon Helm Blind Waves Short works "Poppa was a Catcher". 1987. In New Destinies : Volume II Novels/Collections : reviews Steven Gould. Jumper . Tor. 1992 Review: A "rites of passage" novel about coping with new-found teleportation ability in adolescence Rating: 2.5 great stuff Steven Gould. Wildside . Tor. 1996 Review: A "rites of passage" novel about coping with a new-found ability in adolescence, this time, a gate to a parallel, unspoiled, earth. Charlie is short, fat, bright, and has his own secret world. But unlike most, his is real. He gets four friends involved, first selling passenger pigeons to zoos, then getting more ambitious, and into more danger. This is great fun. All the kids (well, adults: they've just turned 18) are smart, sensible and competent, but they have problems too, with their families, with the law, and with each other. The action has all the flavour of classic Heinlein juveniles smart kids interacting with lovingly-described technology, here aeroplanes, and with the wilderness along with added depth of characterisation. A great follow-up to Jumper (even better in one respect: this time there is an explanation for the new-found ability).

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Steven Gould Click on a book's image or title to order from Amazon.com Jumper Reviewed November 1997 Steven Gould doesn't quite write hard science fiction - not in his first two novels, anyway - but he does take a very logical, methodical approach to his SF. Jumper is about David Rice, an 18-year-old man who grew up with an abusive father. Shortly before his 18th birthday, David learns that he can teleport, moving instantly to any place that he can clearly remember having been to or seen in person. The entire book explores what David can do - and does - with this ability over the course of a year and a half. Davy first uses this ability to escape from his father, moving from Ohio to New York City. Gould does a good job of portraying a young and relatively naive person in such a situation, ad Davy doesn't have a license or birth certificate, or any means of getting money. So what does he do to fix this? He robs a bank and gets a fake driver's license. He quickly learns that he can teleport to places he can see clearly, which allows him to jump through windows, and move quickly across stretches of land. Binoculars come in handy. He also learns that having been somewhere, distance means little to him, and he maintains residences in three different states, moving seamlessly among them. As befits the age of its protagonist

8. Viable Paradise Science Fiction Writers' Workshop: Steven Gould Steven Gould. Computer guy, master of the martial arts, writer. Sept. 1980, Analog, The Touch of Their Eyes, Short Story; June 8 http://www.sff.net/paradise/SG.htm

Steven Gould Computer guy, master of the martial arts, writer. Sept. 1980, Analog , "The Touch of Their Eyes," Short Story June 8, 1981, Isaac Asimov's SF Magazine , "Wind Instrument," Novelette August 1981, Analog , "Gift of Fire," Novelette April 1984, Analog , "Rory," Short Story July 1985, Amazing , "Mental Blocks," Short Story April 1986, Analog , "The No License Needed, Fun to Drive, Built Easily with Ordinary Tools, Revolutionary, Guaranteed, Lawnmower Engine Powered, Low Cost, Compact, and Dependable Mail Order Device," Short Story Fall 1987, New Destinies , "Poppa Was A Catcher," Novella (also appeared in Cities In Space , edited by Jerry Pournelle and John F. Carr, Ace Books, Sept. 1991) Feb. 1988, Analog , "Peaches For Mad Molly," Novelette, (also in Donald A. Wolheim's annual 1989 World's Best SF anthology, for Gardner Dozois' Best SF of 1989 , for the British anthology The Orbit Science Fiction Yearbook #2 , and for Hayakawa's Science Fiction Magazine in Japan.)

9. Steven Jay Gould Steven Jay Gould is the most popular modern guardian not just of Charles Darwin s evolutionary science, but of the quasireligious enthusiasm that closes the http://archives.theconnection.org/archive/2000/12/1215a.shtml

Special feature: Call the Show: 1-800-423-8255 First Hour Listen Now email this story to a friend Stephen Jay Gould December 15th, 2000 listen to the intro Post your questions for Stephen Jay Gould on our forums.... Stephen Jay Gould is the most popular modern guardian not just of Charles Darwin's evolutionary science, but of the quasi-religious enthusiasm that closes the "Origin of Speech," where Darwin wrote "there is grandeur in this view of life." Through 27 years now Steve Gould has written an unbroken series of essays in the magazine Natural History , all under the heading: "This view of life." Excitement, awe, a certain sentimentality some would say, are the mark of his scientific writing-about the beauty of fossils, about Joe DiMaggio's 56-game hitting streak or the majestic, improbable continuity of 3-and-a-half billion years of life on earth. He writes with a connected passion about his Hungarian immigrant grandparents, Grammy and Papa Joe, who landed 100 years ago in New York. Encompassing continuity and change, evolution is the "roots" story write large. Steve Gould's view of life is this hour on The Connection. Guests: Stephen Jay Gould, the influential evolutionary biologist and professor at Harvard University.

10. Godless Science -- Comments On Article By Steven Jay Gould Steven Jay Gould, a CSICOP Fellow, Alexander Agassiz professor of zoology and professor of geology at Harvard University ( NonOverlapping Magisteria, pp. http://www.godless.org/sci/skeptinq/gould.html

Science and Religion: Conflict or Conciliation Commentary by Norman Hall on the Skeptical Inquirer Special Issue on Science and Religion, July-August, 1999 Steven Jay Gould, a CSICOP Fellow, Alexander Agassiz professor of zoology and professor of geology at Harvard University ( "Non-Overlapping Magisteria," pp. 55-61), writes about his experiences explaining to Jesuit scientists and to one of his own students, how it is that there is really no conflict between evolution and religion. He then provides an enlightening analysis of statements about evolution made by Pope Pius XII (in 1950) and by Pope John-Paul II ( in 1996). But Gould firmly believes that science and religion should never conflict, because each occupies a separate "magisterium," or area of teaching authority, which does not overlap with that of the other. These "respective domains of professional expertise" are, for science, "the empirical constitution of the universe," and for religion, "the search for proper ethical values and the spiritual meaning of our lives." Besides being a serious misrepresentation of the nature of theory and its role in science, this passage reveals that Gould is apparently unaware of the existence of a wide range of scientific research bearing upon the meaning of beauty in art, in music, and even in human sexual relations. But this attempt to name yet a third "magisterium" is really the only justification he tries to give for dividing human inquiry into different areas of "teaching authority" and "professional expertise." As with all of the supporters of the idea that religion is the proper authority in the realm of ethics, the only justification seems to be that, due to millenia of historic precedent, it is supposed to be obvious and trivially true.

11. Steven Gould Steven Gould Message Board Return to Steven Gould main page. BooksMessage Board - Steven Gould. Steven Gould. Other Recent Steven Gould Discussions Steven Gould 4/29/2004 112721 AM http://www.allscifi.com/Board.asp?BoardID=10394

12. Steven Gould Steven Gould. Books Reviewed Blind Waves Vector, Mar 2000 by Stuart Carter Greenwar with Laura J. Mixon Vector, Jul 1997 by Brian http://www.santaroga.uklinux.net/ShowAuthor.php3?selected_author=Gould,Steven

13. Digital Noir steven gould February 2000. Enter the world of. In Paperback, Nov 1998 by steven gould and Laura J. Mixon In hardcover June 1997 In paperback November 1998. http://www.digitalnoir.com/

The primary moods of classic film noir are melancholy, alienation, bleakness, disillusionment, disenchantment, pessimism, ambiguity, moral corruption, evil, guilt and paranoia. Tim Dirks www.filmsite.org What is Binary but the One of blinding light contrasted with the Zero of suffocating darkness? Anonymous Burning The Ice Blind Waves Greenwar [What's New?] ... [Site Awards] BURNING THE ICE by Laura J. Mixon In hardcover August 2002 "A brilliantly conceived and executed novel" -Brian Herbert Steven Gould February 2000 Enter the world of by Steven Gould and Laura J. Mixon In hardcover June 1997 In paperback November 1998 Steve and Laura Our page. Awards won by DigitalNoir or one of its subpages Best of the Planet Awards 1998 Weekend Web Pick Click HERE to vote for this page as a Starting Point Hot Site. Enter your e-mail address to receive e-mail when your selected web page is updated. your internet e-mail address: select a web page to monitor: any of these pages proxies helm greenwar steven gould and laura j. mixon

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15. Steven C. Gould, Science Fiction Writer Novels. gould, steven C., Jumper, Tor, New York, 1992. gould, steven C., and Laura J. Mixon, Greenwar, Tor/Forge, 1997. Original Short Fiction. http://www.hycyber.com/SF/gould_steven.html

Steven C. Gould Novels Gould, Steven C., Jumper, Tor, New York, 1992. ISBN: 0-312-85272-X Wildside, Tor, 1996. Gould, Steven C., and Laura J. Mixon, Greenwar, Tor/Forge, 1997. Original Short Fiction Gould, Steven, Analog Sources of Biographical and Bibliographical Information Steven Gould and Laura J. Mixon: Two by two, in Locus, #439, August, 1997. (interview)

16. Arthur Jensen Replies To Steven Jay Gould Arthur Jensen Replies to steven Jay gould. The following is a review of gould's Mismeasure of Man, in which Dr. Arthur Jensen replies to gould's severe criticism of him in the book. http://www.debunker.com/texts/jensen.html

Arthur Jensen Replies to Steven Jay Gould The following is a review of Gould's Mismeasure of Man , in which Dr. Arthur Jensen replies to Gould's severe criticism of him in the book. Of course, uncritical admirers of Gould will "know" that Jensen is an alleged "racist," and hence anything he says can ever-so-conveniently be automatically be ignored. But those who are open-minded enough to give both sides a fair hearing should read Jensen's reply without any preconceived ideas, and ask themselves: Is this man really the terrible bigot and fool that Gould makes him out to be? Or is he a serious scholar who has been the victim of a slick campaign to paint him as a scoundrel because his findings contradict certain political ideologies? Jensen's reply has, until now, only been seen by a miniscule fraction of those who have read Gould's Mismeasure . It is now time for the "other side" to be heard. THE DEBUNKING OF SCIENTIFIC FOSSILS AND STRAW PERSONS Arthur R. Jensen

17. Steven Gould And Writing steven gould and Writing, I ve been publishing fiction since 1980 when my first short story, The Touch of Their Eyes, came out in Analog. http://www.digitalnoir.com/s/write.htm

Steven Gould and Writing I've been publishing fiction since 1980 when my first short story, "The Touch of Their Eyes," came out in Analog . Since that time, I've published more short fiction in Analog, Amazing, Asimov's and various anthologies. I've been nominated for various awards and won one (see Wildside A Bibliography. One of my later short stories, "The Session", appears in Terri Windling's anthology, The Armless Maiden and Other Tales for Childhood's Survivors , (Tor Books, April 1995, ISBN 0-312-85234-7). This anthology deals with child abuse and fairy tales and how the two relate. Of particular worth are Windling's opening and closing essays on the subject. Highly recommended. The Books Blind Waves Helm Wildside Jumper ... Greenwar Blind Waves In hardcover, February 2000 ISBN 0-312-86445-0 In paperback, January 2001 ISBN 0-812-57109-6 Cover art by Jim Burns Amazon.Com says: Steven Gould's Blind Waves is one of those books that makes you hold your breath a lot. This SF thriller takes place along what's left of the Texas Gulf coast after melting Antarctic ice has drowned much of the world. In New Galveston, a floating city, our plucky heroine Patricia Beeman uses her submarine to do salvage and inspection work. But when she stumbles upon a sunken ship full of freshly dead immigrants, she gets tangled in a dangerous web of politics, hatred, and corruption. Enter Commander Thomas Becket of the Immigration and Naturalization Service (now an armed force bigger than the Navy). Patricia and Thomas band together to beat the bad guys, and the adventure that follows delivers on all counts. Plenty of tense underwater action and zingy plot twists will keep thriller fans turning pages, while snappy dialogue, a delightfully budding romance, and homages to Shakespeare and Dorothy L. Sayers add literary flair.

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20. Presidential Lectures: Stephen Jay Gould: Introduction Photo from University of Michigan Windows to the Universe. Perhaps more than any other contemporary American scientist Stephen Jay gould has presented the modes, implications, benefits, and shortcomings of science to a literate public. the linguist and evolutionary psychologist steven Pinker, the philosopher Daniel Dennett http://prelectur.stanford.edu/lecturers/gould

Photo from: University of Michigan Windows to the Universe Perhaps more than any other contemporary American scientist Stephen Jay Gould has presented the modes, implications, benefits, and shortcomings of science to a literate public. As an inventive and productive scholar he has shaped and participated in crucial debates of the biological and geological sciences, particularly with regard to the theory of evolution, the interpretation of fossil evidence, and the meaning of diversity and change in biology. As the readership for his nearly twenty books and hundreds of essays, reviews, and articles has grown he has become one of the most popular and well-known writers and lecturers on scientific topics. He has distinguished himself by elaborating his critique of contemporary evolutionary theory via an eclectic range of discourse, deriving inspiration from his personal reflections across an astonishing array of historical and humanistic disciplines, popular culture, and sports. Gould's empirical field studies have concentrated on fossil mollusks and snails found in Bermuda. His first major monographic work, Ontogeny and Phylogeny (1977), treated the theory of recapitulation in evolutionary biology. His second

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