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Editor: Roy Lisker, PhD
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This link takes one to a recording of a recitation of my Christmas classic: "Sam The Messiah Man" on the evening of Sunday,January 27,2000. It was done on WESU radio,FM 88.1, in Middletown, Connecticut. The first part of the podcast is preceded by 15 minutes of recorded music from the Grateful Dead and John Lee Hooker. The recitation that follows takes 40 minutes.
The download can be done from a panel to the left. Transmission is through two formats. The VRB M3U allows one, if desired, to fast-forward through the music. It's quite a good recording. It always amazes me to hear how slowly I seem to be talking although I have the impression of giving a rapid delivery.
Here is the link:
Sam The Messiah Man
The download can be done from a panel to the left. Transmission is through two formats. The VRB M3U allows one, if desired, to fast-forward through the music. It's quite a good recording. It always amazes me to hear how slowly I seem to be talking although I have the impression of giving a rapid delivery.
Here is the link:
Sam The Messiah Man
Endorsements and Cavils
This website is made possible through the
active support and encouragement of
Jacob Smullyan and family:
Anne-Marie, Benjamin, Jeremy and Gabriel
(These names overlap but are not co-extensive with the persons in the picture)
Financial Statement 1955-2005
New Editorials
January 5,2010
The University Double-Bind
active support and encouragement of
Jacob Smullyan and family:
Anne-Marie, Benjamin, Jeremy and Gabriel
(These names overlap but are not co-extensive with the persons in the picture)
January 5,2010
The University Double-Bind
January 5,2010
On letter writing in today's busy world
New Science Editorial
July 17,2009
An argument for the existence of a discrete time quantum
Mathematics Consultant for the Arts and Humanities
This photograph of me was taken in the winter of 2000. As president of the Middletown North End Action Team. I was doing my part in cleaning up the grounds of what has since become the neighborhood's pride and joy:
The North End Community Garden.
A report on the 8-year struggle of the North End Action Team to obtain decent living conditions for the residents of Middletown's North End, may now be read at