Arthur C. Clarke dies... - Northern Colorado Rocketry

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2008-03-19 at 2:59 pm #40174
Warren B. Musselman
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Arthur C. Clarke died Tuesday in Sri Lanka at the age of 90.

Ad astra…
2008-03-20 at 3:56 pm #47265
Greg Rapp
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i’ve been a fan of his for 25 years plus – 2001 was such a great story. heard on the news yesterday that his book “childhoods end” was even better. going to have to pick that up now.

sad to lose someone i admired, but at 90 it sounds like he lived a rich, full life. i hope i’m so lucky!
2008-03-20 at 4:09 pm #47266
SCOTT EVANS
i’ve been a fan of his for 25 years plus – 2001 was such a great story. heard on the news yesterday that his book “childhoods end” was even better. going to have to pick that up now.

sad to lose someone i admired, but at 90 it sounds like he lived a rich, full life. i hope i’m so lucky!

Ya, you can read that book, after you watch that movie I gave you. 🙂
2008-03-20 at 8:30 pm #47267
MikeS
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The first movie I was ever allowed to watch alone at the movie
theater was 2001 A Space Odessey. Phoenix AZ in 1972. Had
to go alone because no one I was friends with at the time nor
my parents thought it was worth seeing.

I came from a disfuctional family. 😆

If You ever get a chance to see it on a big screen….do so.
2008-03-20 at 10:35 pm #47268
Greg Rapp
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i’ve been a fan of his for 25 years plus – 2001 was such a great story. heard on the news yesterday that his book “childhoods end” was even better. going to have to pick that up now.

sad to lose someone i admired, but at 90 it sounds like he lived a rich, full life. i hope i’m so lucky!

Ya, you can read that book, after you watch that movie I gave you. 🙂

is that a hint, scott? 😆

actually we did finally watch it. and i saw you at the meeting tuesday night. and snuck around all evening hoping you wouldn’t notice me since i forgot to bring it! i’ll get it to you soon …
2008-03-21 at 4:23 am #47269
Anonymous
We just watched “2010” again last week. I liked that a lot more than “2001”. Roy Scheider, John Lithgow… great cast. Highly recommended! I was pleasantly surprised at how well the movie aged.
2008-03-21 at 4:39 am #47270
Bruce R. Schaefer
Amen! Poor HAL… 😯 I remember studying the film in film class as an English major in ’73 or so… Kubrick, what a director! 2001 and Dr. Strangelove! Yeeeeeha!
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