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Brown Wall Publishing is an independent, small publishing house with a simple goal: helping talented writers get their works to print. We understand the frustrations with large publishing houses, and want to provide an alternative. We hold a utopian view of reading--we love the thought of sitting in a brown-walled room next to a fireplace, reading our favorite books while sinking into a comfortable chair.

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Neuroptera
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 68,260. Language: English. Published: February 9, 2014 by Brown Wall Publishing. Categories: Fiction » Christian » Suspense, Fiction » Themes & motifs » Technological
In the early nineties, a tight-knit group forms. Young, reclusive, computer hackers are the core of the group, and find support with each other. In homage to the emerging World Wide Web, they create a chat room called Neuroptera. A young woman in this group begins experimenting in brain enhancements and uncovers a government conspiracy--or has she lost her mind?

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  • Mercury Retrograde Friend or Foe on Oct. 27, 2010
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    This article has some interesting ideas but fails to actually explain what causes the illusion (it is an optical illusion caused by our planet completing the circle of its orbital track, making Mercury and other planets appear to occasionally move backwards in the sky). You can see this effect on spinning rides at the amusement park—if you are moving clockwise in a circle, at the top of the "circle" a person standing outside the ride will appear to move to the left (relative to you). At the bottom of the circle, he or she will appear to move right. Since the other planets actually do continue to follow a normal orbit, they would not affect "communications, networks, computer and technical malfunctions" any more during this illusion than at any other point in orbit. The author seems to be intelligent and this is a technical subject, however some credibility is lost with the amount of grammatical and spelling errors. I am going to refrain from a star rating at this point—this may be a completely different article with just a little polish.