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A Practical Guide to Linux de Mark G. Sobell

Creating Space: The Story of the Space Age Through Models: Apogee Books Space Series 24 de Mat Irvine

Submarine: A Guided Tour Inside a Nuclear Warship de Tom Clancy

Comets: A Chronological History of Observation, Science, Myth, and Folklore de Donald K. Yeomans

8080/Z80 Assembly Language: Techniques for Improved Programming de Alan R. Miller

Model Railway Engines de J E Minns

A priest forever de Carter Heyward

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Tagscomputing (336), religion (256), electronics (255), radio (166), science (131), humor (111), history (111), amateur radio (86), programming (84), reference (77) — ver todas as tags

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Autores favoritosIsaac Asimov, Larry Niven, Vernor Vinge, Garry Wills, Colin Wilson (Favoritos em comum)

Sobre mimI'm a writer, editor, publisher, and longtime (since 1998) blogger. I've written many books myself, and own walls are full of them. My writing has been almost entirely in the computing field, but I've been selling SF short stories professionally for over thirty years, and in November of 2005 my first SF novel, The Cunning Blood appeared in print. My other interests include electronics, astronomy and telescopes, amateur radio (callsign K7JPD), and kites. I live on the side of Cheyenne Mountain with my wife Carol and two Bichons Frises, Quantum Bit ("QBit") and Aero.

Sobre a minha bibliotecaIt's still a little unclear precisely how many books I have, but my estimate is about 2,500. I read technology, history, SF, theology, and a scattering of other things, and it's a little scary to consider that I have given away probably twice as many books in my life as I still have.

Página pessoalhttp://www.duntemann.com

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Nome verdadeiroJeff Duntemann

LocalizaçãoColorado Springs, Colorado

E-mailjeffduntemann.com

Tipo de contapública, vitalício

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URLs http://www.librarything.com/profile/Jeff_Duntemann (perfil)
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/Jeff_Duntemann (Biblioteca)

Conhecimento CompartilhadoSéries (103), Prêmios (84), Personagens (601), Lugares (158)

Membro desdeJun 28, 2006

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Jeff_Duntemann adicionou:
How We Decide de Jonah Lehrer

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The Illusion of Conscious Will (Bradford Books) de Daniel M. Wegner

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Adam, Eve, and the serpent de Elaine H. Pagels

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Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking de Malcolm Gladwell

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Trick and Treat: How Healthy Eating is Making Us Ill de Barry Groves

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Ubuntu 8.10 Linux Bible de William von Hagen

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I see you're the only other person who has a copy of "Making 30 kites that fly". I've just scanned my copy and put up a book cover if you're interested. Sorry my copy is in poor condition, so the scan is not too good
Cheers, Stephanie

escrito por stephani, às 2:09 am (EST) , Sep 21, 2009

Jeff: You're listed as having read my book, The Arrivals. As you're a writer yourself, I'd be interested in your comments on it, if any. - Naomi Smith

escrito por afterlifewriter, às 10:45 pm (EST) , May 30, 2009

"We must be steady enough in ourselves, to be open and to let the winds of life blow through us, to be our breath, our inspiration."

~ Mary Caroline Richards

escrito por theoldman, às 8:07 am (EST) , Feb 14, 2009

I joined LT last night and am very excited about it. I was surprised to find someone with such similar intrests as me right off the bat. We have several of the same amateur telescope making books. I too am a HAM (KG4FDS) and enjoy kite making, electronics, and many other nerdy persuits.

escrito por jeff314159, às 6:40 pm (EST) , Sep 2, 2007

I've been reading your catalog this afternoon, and have noted a number of religion/theology titles that interest me. I'll be heading over to Amazon.com in a few minutes. Thanks!

A few years ago I was very taken with Cybergrace: The Search for God in the Digital World by Jennifer Cobb (1998). Do you know this book by any chance? (I don't find it in your catalog.) Have been looking a long time for someone with whom to discuss it.

Peace,
Kathi Phillips

escrito por kathi, às 9:06 pm (EST) , Jan 20, 2007

So far I've only uploaded 53 looks from my library, and we already share 7 books in common. This may have something to do with the fact that you have 1375 books uploaded at this time. However, the one book that brought me to your sight was Quantum Dot, and only 5 of us at LibraryThing currently share this book. Our common books include-

1.) Holy Blood, Holy Grail by Michael Baigent
2.) The Messianic Legacy by Michael Baigent
3.) The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference by Malcolm Gladwell
4.) Great Mambo Chicken and the Transhuman Condition: Science Slightly over the Edge by Edward Regis
5.) Dragons of Eden by Carl Sagan
6.) Future Shock by Alvin Toffler
7.) The Quantum Dot : A Journey into the Future of Microelectronics by Richard Turton

I look forward to seeing what else we have in common as I continue to expand my database.

I have a feeling I may be browsing your library for ideas for future reads.

cheers,
Chris

escrito por ChrisG, às 12:51 am (EST) , Aug 16, 2006

sorry about the multiple comments before...went I sent the comment, I kept getting an error message, so I didn't think it sent. :D

oh, and your pup is so cute! :)

escrito por annabethblue, às 11:49 am (EST) , Jul 19, 2006

haha! I like your tag "weirdness". That's a good word. It's like Duct Tape. Covers a multitude of ... well, weirdness!

Oh, and I noticed that you have a misspelled tag for "science"...there is one that is "scinece". :)

escrito por annabethblue, às 5:22 pm (EST) , Jul 18, 2006

I saw the Emerald City review of your book, and wondered if you were the same Jeff Duntemann who wrote "Our Lady of the Endless Sky" for Harry Harrison's Nova 4 back in 1974. Over 30 years would just about make it. I admit to not having read anything of yours since.

Have you considered registering as an LT author. This creates a link between your profile page and your author page.

escrito por ringman, às 8:59 am (EST) , Jul 3, 2006

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