by C.R. (Charlie) Evans

Like most boys, Dave and Jack were always looking for ways to amuse themselves. In this story, follow the two boys on a beautiful summer morning in 1939 in their rural community as they are planning to spend the day swimming in the river. That is, until they suddenly stumble across an idea. See how they use their innovative minds to construct the biggest slingshot they could have ever imagined and see what the outcome will be from their inventive design.

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Apple Orchard Slingshot, The – 10 pages, 2.24MB (PDF)

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by Hazard Adams

What’s a dragon doing in the hills above Santa Barbara in the 1970′s? In the prime of life at 606 years old, Firedrake is keeping the dragon faith, even as the modern world encroaches upon his lair. He’s following dragon traditions of many millennia: gathering and guarding a treasure trove, having a troublesome relationship with a very pretty young woman, and of course encountering a dragon slayer or two.

Firedrake’s a traditionalist, sure, but not a hidebound one. When he happens on a working cassette tape recorder he’s delighted, as he loves telling a tale, almost as much as he loves collecting everything from magical balms to old bottles. Thanks to modern technology (well, modern by dragon standards) a dragon has finally gotten the chance to tell the world the dragon side of things.

So forget the myths and lies propounded by misguided humans You have in your hands a transcript of actual dragon diaries, full of wonderful dragon lore, that puts you front row center to a modern dragon saga, complete with heroes and damsels, treachery and honor, and of course, a little bit of enchantment. The real story only a dragon could tell.

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The Truth About Dragons – 141 pages, 4 Parts (HTML)

by Dr. Ramendra

Based on full length book of the same title. A critical exposition of the ethical philosophy of Bertrand Russell. Traces the development of Russell’s ethical ideas from cognitivism (similar to G. E. Moore) to non-cognitivism (similar to A.J.Ayer).Concludes with author, Dr. Ramendra’s critical comments on Russell’s ethical ideas

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