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 “The Last Act of Humanity”  By Dale Langlois Foreword      The World’s population approached the ten billion mark. The destruction of low lying cities along the coasts of every continent pushed civilization inland, taking up valuable farmland. Global flooding destroyed another third of the planet’s fertile soil. Famine plagued all nations.      When the true effects of our carbon foot …

     My novel’s title has changed several times since it’s conception. First it was“The End of Holocene Epoch”, That changed to “The End of The AnthropoceneEpoch”, then with the sub title “The Cyclical Earth”. On to “The SecondIntelligent Species”. I now introduce the last title it will go by,(unless apublisher suggest something else) “The Last Act Of Humanity”.     The editor …

 The subtitle for this blog is sci fi for the working guy. I try to take the most recent news about science and talk about it so the guys at work can relate to it. Let’s face it, few people follow news about super colliders or new discoveries in space. While they are interested in sports, politics or union matters, …

 Lately, my blog’s followings have suffered. I have learned that a blog unattended, is a blog not followed. Should I write just for the sake of writing? My heart says no. Things are moving along in the right direction, so why don’t I want to write? I have two interviews, soon to be posted in Pentalk Communities. http://pentalkcommunity.blogspot.com/  I received an “Invitation only” …

The disasters in Japan involve the whole world, not just one country. Not only do we send rescue teams, money and supplies, but we also send scientist who study the impact of the disaster.Preventing loss of life is the final goal. Learning how the Earth and its atmosphere works is the only way to limit the causalities. Sadly, the best …

The price of found meteorites just went up. Check out this link: http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20110306/sc_nm/us_meteorites_life Now every cosmic find will be studied within a micro-inch of its life. Will our search for life on other planets stall while we turn our tunnel vision on meteorites? Obviously the cost of studying pieces of space which have already arrived on the planet is far smaller than gathering …

  One of my associates at work asked me that very question just this morning. From her point of view, I would have asked the same question six years ago; actually, it hasn’t been a year since I’ve known about the importance of a blog or networking. What is networking? Every time I write a new blog, I put it on …

I’ve contacted a proven author of two books, and he’s agreed to give an interview. Questions have been asked, answers have been given. Just send it to my editor and simple as a pimple, I’m a journalist. (I am doing an interview—JOURNALIST). Don’t burst my bubble. Anyhow, being a novice to the language of the PC, I couldn’t open his response to …

  Just what if we do find other life in our solar system, or other intelligent life orbiting around a star, many light years away? How would that change your view of who we are as a species? Take a look at some of the estimated numbers on this link: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110220/ap_on_sc/us_sci_cosmic_census   Our description of the universe as we know …

  When my daughter A.J. was having problems in English class, I told her, “Bafel-em with bullshit”. What I meant at that time was to make her stories more colorful, more believable. Apparently I have the gift of Bullshit. According to the guys at work, I’m full of it. Like a farmer, I do like spreading it.  More than once …