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Whole Earth Review, Fall 1985

“Urban legends are bizarre but believed stories; traditional (i.e., fictional) accounts, but told as true. They are often quite plausible tales, but also too good to be true. They supposedly describe things that have happened to a friend-of-a-friend, the source that folklore scholars call a FOAF.”

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  1. FEATURES
      1. A Public Proposal: Three Mile Island Historic Nuclear Park and Planned Community by Jay M. Critchley
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      2. We're in a 1920s Economy Interview with Paul Hawken: Just like in the Roaring ’20s, we are in a decade that is shifting its economic bearings. If we Don't take advantage of this moment of great change, we'll crash.
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      3. You Are the Customer, You Are the Company by Paul Hawken: Guidelines for running a business as a service to customers, and perceiving customers as a service to business.
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      4. Cartoon History of the United States, Chapter IV by Larry Gonick: An “insufficiently reverent” account of early American radicals, and how they got everything started with boycotts.
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      5. Art Into Space by Robert Horvitz: Now that NASA allows non-scientific payloads to be launched into orbit, artists are sending up their dreams.
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      6. Living With Aids by Matt Herron: No one is safe from the deadly AIDS virus, because it’s not merely a gay/sexual disease— it’s a contemporary human plague.
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      7. Saint Herpes by Stephanie Mills: With herpes, it’s not the physical discomfort that is so painful, but the change in one’s sexual behavior.
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      8. Being Poor in America: Poem by Cathy Naylor
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      9. Reflections on a Chinese Garden by John Visvader: How we view gardens mirrors our approach to wilderness. Unlike our own environmental theology, the philosophy of Chinese gardens doesn’t demand a uniform code of ethics.
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      10. Four Pairs by Dan Hemenway: Eight principles for designing a system that works with nature.
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      11. The Health Hazards of Computers edited by Art Kleiner: A guide to worrying intelligently about the possible health effects of computer video display terminals.
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      12. The World’s Most Achievable World Records: Photo story by Ron Jones Here are the world records for most tennis balls stuffed in a T-shirt and other unusual achievements. If you can’t break an existing world record, make up one of your own.
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      13. Things Which Get Lost by Carole Malkin: An old journal from a Russian grandfather is the kind of thing that can only be preserved by altering it.
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      14. Urban Legends in the Making by Jan Brunvand: Popularly assumed to be true, these stories may be nothing more than modern folk tales. Write the author if you’ve heard, or told, one.
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  2. DEPARTMENTS/REVIEWS
    1. SMALL BUSINESS
      1. Small Business Reporter
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      2. Catalog Age
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      3. Home Office
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      4. Sideline Business
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    2. WHOLE SYSTEMS
      1. “Surely You’re Joking, Mr. Feynman!”
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      2. The Year Ahead
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      3. Thinking Physics is Gedanken Physics
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      4. The Source
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      5. Ancestry’s Catalog
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    3. POLITICS
      1. The Crowded Earth
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      2. Co-op America
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      3. Catalyst Newsletters
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      4. Third World Quarterly
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      5. The Sixties Papers
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    4. COMMUNITY
      1. Rats, Lice and History
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      2. Plagues and Peoples
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      3. Advances
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      4. Walk Me to the Water
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      5. Teaching Aids at Low Cost
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      6. Lefthander’s Catalog
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      7. Hitchcock Wide Shoes for Men
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    5. LAND USE
      1. Green River Tools
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      2. The Garden Seed Inventory
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      3. The House of Boughs
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      4. agAccess
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      5. The Origins of Japan’s Modern Forests
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      6. Forest Planning
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      7. The Forest Farmer’s Handbook
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      8. Land-Saving Action
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      9. Ecological Fruit Production in the North
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      10. Secrets of Plant Propagation
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    6. SOFT TECHNOLOGY
      1. Alternative Environments Natural Pools
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      2. Gengas
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      3. Practical & Decorative Woodworking Joints
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      4. Plastering Skills
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      5. Airparts
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      6. Safe-T-Sweep
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      7. Armstrong Washer Specialties
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      8. Indoor Air Quality and Human Health
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      9. Slip-In-Panels
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      10. Superinsulated Building Newsletter
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      11. The Microwave Debate
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    7. NOMADICS
      1. The Amphibious Hiking Sandal
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    8. DEPARTMENTS/REVIEWS _
      1. Igas Island Outdoor Gear
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      2. Gorp, Glop & Glue Stew
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      3. Europe in 22 Days
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      4. Europe Map
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      5. Camping and Caravanning in Europe
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      6. Well-Traveled Books by Scott Thybony
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      7. Kayak Touring by Wayward Watson
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      8. One Day Celestial Navigation
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      9. The Weather Wizard’s Cloud Book
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    9. LEARNING
      1. Continuing the Tradition: a review of Jewish alternative magazines by Ya‘qub ibn Yusuf
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      2. Grand Street
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      3. The Women’s Review of Books
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      4. Daedalus Books
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      5. West With the Night
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      6. Finding Money for College The Scholarship Book 0
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      7. Kites for Everyone
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      8. The Penguin Book of Kites
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      9. Kites by Mail
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      10. J. A. Henckels Knives
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      11. Atlanta Cutlery
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      12. Smoky Mountain Knife Works
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      13. Kestrel Crooked Knife
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      14. Dolan’s Sports
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      15. Cabela’s
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      16. Asian World of Martial Arts
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      17. ComBow
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      18. Good Movies by Sheila Benson
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    10. COMMUNICATIONS
      1. Vitali Import Company
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      2. Elderly Instruments
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      3. Ferree’s Tools
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      4. Shar Products
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      5. QRS
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      6. The Guitar Owner’s Manual
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      7. Homespun Tapes
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      8. Recordings of Experimental Music
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      9. OPtion
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    11. BACKSCATTER
      1. Echoes from readers back to Whole Earth Review
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    12. GATE FIVE ROAD
      1. Gossip
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      2. New Subscription Address
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      3. Back issues/further issues
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      4. “Or Whole Earth Access”
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      5. “Or Computer Literacy”
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      6. Abbreviation Glossary
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      7. Unclassifieds Are Back
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      8. WER Node
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      9. Puzzle Answer
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      10. Masthead
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      11. Financial Report
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      12. Thank You
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  3. WHOLE EARTH SOFTWARE CATALOG
    1. ORGANIZING
      1. THE SMART INTEGRATED SOFTWARE SYSTEM
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    2. ANALYZING
      1. STATGRAPHICS
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    3. ETC.
      1. FAMILY ROOTS
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      2. Quinsept
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    4. HARDWARE
      1. Terminal Shock
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      2. The Skeptical Consumer’s Guide to Used Computers
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      3. Before You Buy a Used Computer
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      4. Computer Classified Bluebook
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      5. The Plain English Repair and Maintenance Guide for Home Computers
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      6. Guide to Electronics in the Home
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    5. PLAYING
      1. MAC VEGAS
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