Clarke Waldron

By subtitling this paper as Annus Mirabilis, I compare myself to Einstein only in that he did not base his ideas upon those of others. He simply drew conclusions based upon observed facts and stated what reality was in relation to the implied truth.

The computer does something other than what you expect; the whole screen turns blue and there is an unintelligible message on the screen telling you something very important.

Thoughts that came to me as I considered the poetic nature of a friend's avatar's name.

This is my invitation to all the world. This is my self-appointed mission in life. Please spare a minute or two to consider this door which I open to you.

A small and palatable taste of science.

A short yet meaningful story.

Specific instructions to hide a beloved alien.

Personal thoughts on the reality of death.

One of the great questions considered by one mere man.

Yet another mushy greeting to be put in a greeting card.

One's love for another in the cospetto of God.

God's love for us, his children.

A religious parable suited to the LDS faith.

Typical rants of a old man.

A mushy love quip, gal to guy.

A mushy thing to put in a greeting card.

The first and last song lyrics that I have composed... for obvious reasons.

Meditations upon the nature of time as the subconscious opens freely.

Sometimes everything you know is wrong. Yet we need the truth.

Musings on the nature of humanity.

An introduction to the bizarre facts contained within the astronomical bodies known as black holes

Sheer nonsense presented as a Tech Support Report.

A Romantic Quip to Worship a Lady.