Rochester, New York, fossil fan Samuel J. Ciurca’s
website features fossils (especially eurypterids) of the world
with a huge number of links. Everything you ever wanted to
know. Plus.
Eurypterids.net/EurypteridLinkIndex.html
About Me
- David Minor
- Born in Batavia, New York. Mother a concert harpist; father a photographer. BFA in Advertising Design from Syracuse University. Two–year certificate program at the American Academy of Dramatic Art. Worked for New York Telephone/NYNEX, 1970–1990, mostly in Manhattan. Earned Masters degree in Media Studies at New School for Social Research during the period. Odd film courses here and there at NYU. Member of Canal Society of New York State (now on the board), board of Historic Pittsford, New Society of the Genesee, and Genesee Valley Civil War Roundtable. Published in Crooked Lake Review, American Canals, Bottoming Out (Canal Society publication), New York Archives magazine, and The Encyclopedia of New York State. Maintains an expanding 70+ Megabyte off–line chronology of World History. Been doing TimeMaster segments over WXXI–FM – 91.5 – since 1997, until earlier this year when the program host retirted. Currently over 600 scripts. Current essays available by e–mail. Core idea: Every person, place or object has a story. You just have to dig it out. Also: The film version's usually much less interesting than what really happened.
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