81. Thomas Dixon Symposium | Program Program, 400 pm. Thomas Dixon and The Birth of a Nation African AmericanResponses WinstonSalem State University. Homeplace of Thomas Dixon, Jr. http://www.wfu.edu/Academic-departments/History/Events/Dixon/program.htm

Background Program Papers Sponsors ... Contact Us Program 4:00 p.m Thomas Dixon and "The Birth of a Nation": African American Responses Winston-Salem State University The Reynolds Center, Room 136 Moderator: Bill Leonard Dean of the Divinity School Wake Forest University Carlton Eversley Pastor, Dellabrook Presbyterian Church Adjunct Professor Wake Forest University Divinity School Nat Irvin Assistant Dean Babcock Graduate School of Management Wake Forest University Michelle Meggs Graduate Student Wake Forest University Divinity School 6:00 p.m Reception/Light Buffet Dinner North Carolina School of the Arts School of Filmmaking ACE Exhibition Complex, Main Theatre 7:00 p.m

82. CNEWS Newsmakers - Thomas Homer-Dixon HomerDixon Mankind is in trouble because our society is changing faster than ourability to develop ideas to cope, says professor Thomas Homer Dixon in his http://www.canoe.ca/CNEWSNewsmakers0101/29_dixon-can.html

Inside CANOE.CA SLAM! Sports Jam! Showbiz AllPop CNEWS Webfin Money C-Health Lifewise AUTONET.CA Newsstand Travel Search eBay.ca Get away today 411 online Free E-Mail Shop.canoe.ca CareerConnection Classified Extra Match Contact Obituaries Today Restaurants Hotels Weather Horoscopes Lotteries Crossword Scoreboard News Ticker Biz Ticker Sports Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index CNEWS Home World Iraq Canada ... Weather Canoe Google News Tickers World Canada The West Ont/Que ... Charities Monday, January 29, 2001 Thomas Homer-Dixon Mankind is in trouble because our society is changing faster than our ability to develop ideas to cope, says professor Thomas Homer Dixon in his new book The Ingenuity Gap. "When we look back from the year 2100, I fear we will see a period when our creations technological, social, and ecological outstripped our understanding, and we lost control of our destiny." Homer-Dixon discussed this issue and others in a live chat with CANOE readers on Monday, Jan. 29. Joseph A. Monachino Do you think society has too much information, which is creating information overload, and because of this overload, we have too much information to decipher which will lead to loss of control of our destiny?

83. Thomas Homer-Dixon Essay WHY ROOT CAUSES ARE IMPORTANT By Thomas HomerDixon. Submitted to the Toronto Globeand Mail September 23, 2001. What we urgently need is subtlety of thought. http://www.wfs.org/mmdixon.htm

© 2001 WORLD FUTURE SOCIETY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PERMISSION IS GRANTED TO QUOTE PROVIDED ACKNOWLEDGMENT IS GIVEN TO THE AUTHOR AND THE WORLD FUTURE SOCIETY. Read other Essays Responding to the September 11 Attack WHY ROOT CAUSES ARE IMPORTANT By Thomas Homer-Dixon Submitted to the Toronto Globe and Mail September 23, 2001 What we urgently need is subtlety of thought. We need to be able to make crucial distinctions, for instance between culpability and innocence, combatant and noncombatant, and the legitimate and illegitimate uses of force. If we make such distinctions, it's more likely that we'll guide ourselves successfully through this crisis. Sadly, though, subtlety is the first casualty of anger. The debate surrounding the events of September 11 is being clouded by sloppy logic and analysis in the haste to say something — anything — that makes sense of the situation. One issue that has become clouded is whether it's reasonable to talk about terrorism's "root causes." Some commentators declare that any discussion of root causes legitimizes terrorism by making excuses for it. Others suggest that people who want to examine root causes are arguing, essentially, that we shouldn't take punitive action because it won't work; we should act on the root causes instead. So, these commentators declare any consideration of root causes to be off limits. And they throw calumnies at anyone who raises these issues.

84. Homer-Dixon Essay NOW COMES THE REAL DANGER By Thomas HomerDixon Toronto Globe andMail, September 12 2001. Some events shatter the order of things http://www.wfs.org/esdixon.htm

NOTICE: Essays and comments posted on World Future Society Web Forums are the intellectual property of the authors, who retain full responsibility for and rights to their content. For permission to publish, distribute copies, use excerpts, etc., please contact the author. Read other Essays Responding to the September 11 Attack Alan F. Kay Severyn T. Bruyn Thomas Frey Bruce Lloyd ... Hazel Henderson NOW COMES THE REAL DANGER By Thomas Homer-Dixon Toronto Globe and Mail, September 12 2001 The problem is going to get worse because of three trends, two technological and one social. New technologies are shifting power downward from large institutions and governments to small groups and individuals. Sometimes this is a good thing, as when the Internet potentially empowers citizens to better participate in democratic processes. But sometimes it's a bad thing, because some groups are malign, and because one technology that's diffusing downward is an extraordinary capacity to destroy. Another trend is the growing complexity and interdependence of our technological systems, which makes it more likely that damage to one system component will ramify outwards to other components. We've seen such knock-on effects in the globe's tightly wired financial system, when a crisis in a distant economy spreads like wildfire to others; we've even seen it in mundane infrastructure systems like electricity grids.

85. Stephen Dixon On Thomas Bernhard - R A I N T A X I O N L I N E The Plug . The Writer Reads Stephen Dixon on Thomas Bernhard. ByStephen Dixon. did a coupla readings for my last novel, Gould, and http://www.raintaxi.com/online/1997winter/dixon.shtml

Vol. 2 No. 4, Winter 1998/1997 (#8) "The Plug" The Writer Reads: Stephen Dixon on Thomas Bernhard By Stephen Dixon did a coupla readings for my last novel, Gould , and at one of them a guy in the audience said "Were you influenced by Thomas Bernhard?" and I said "Why, because of the long paragraphs? To tell you the truth, I know he has a great reputation but I started two Bernhard books and I didn't think he did the long paragraph that well. They were repetitive, a bit formally and almost too rigidly written, and I often lost track of the story in them, and other things why I didn't like them, although what, I forget." "No," he said, "or maybe that, but also because Gould is a character in one of his books too, The Loser . I just thought it was too much of a coincidence that you hadn't read a lot of him and been influenced," and I said "Gould? That guy's name in his book is Gould? I thought I made up that forename," and he said "Glenn Gould," and I said "No, my character is Gould Bookbinder and he doesn't play the piano though I think he does love Bach above all composers and especially the composition Gouldberg Variations ," and he said "That's another thing. The first part of your novel is about variations of a single theme, abortions, right?or that's what you said," and I said, "So, another coincidence. But you made me interested; I'll read

86. Mason And Dixon By Thomas Pynchon, Book Review What's my line? a review of Mason Dixon by Thomas Pynchon. a bookreview by Richard Seltzer, seltzer@samizdat.com, www.samizdat.com. http://www.samizdat.com/isyn/pynchon.html

a book review by Richard Seltzer, seltzer@samizdat.com www.samizdat.com Before you dive into Mason and Dixon , read John Barth's Sot-Weed Factor I'm a Pynchon fan. I anxiously awaited the publication of Mason and Dixon . But when it finally came out in 1997, I found I couldn't read it. Time after time, I tried, but I couldn't catch the flow of the story or the rhythm of the thoughts and kept having to back-track to try to figure out what was going on. But after finally having read Sot-Weed, the archaic spellings and the bizarre circumlocutions seemed natural. The historical setting of Mason and Dixon is in the mid 1700s, about 50 years after that of Sot-Weed . And geographically, too, they are close: Sot-Weed in England and Maryland, and Mason and Dixon primarily in England, Pennsylvania, and Maryland. There is also at least one deliberate allusion to Sot-Weed in Mason and Dixon excerpts from a fictitious poem entitled "The Pennsylvaniad" in mock imitation of "The Marlandiad" from Sot-Weed. But there the similarity ends.

87. Descendants Of Charles DIXON Of Sackville, N.B., And Thomas ROACH Of Amherst, N. 3 mos. or in her 39th yr. C.Dixon MS - Grandson ); m. 30 Oct 1793 to ThomasROACH ; d. 17 Jul 1833 (Johnson, V.5 1002) (aged about 65 - Grandson );. http://members.tripod.com/~grgordon/dixroach.htm

Unless otherwise noted the following information is taken from MS apparently written by a grandson of Charles Dixon c.1871-1891 ("Grandson"), located in the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick (PANB), Fredericton, N.B., and microfilmed MS located in the Public Archives of Nova Scotia, Halifax, N.S. (PANB Files #MC-251 & #MC1-CHARLES DIXON-1786. "(Johnson, V. #)" refers to appropriate Volume & Entry Number in VITAL STATISTICS FROM NEW BRUNSWICK (CANADA) NEWSPAPERS, by Daniel F. Johnson, B.B.A., Certified Genealogist, P.O. Box 2387, Saint John, New Brunswick, CANADA E2L 3V6 4th Gen. 3d Gen. 2d Gen. 1st Gen. Charles DIXON ; b. 8 Mar 1730 Kirkleavington (near Yarm), E. Riding, Yorkshire, ENGLAND; d. 21 Aug 1817 (aged 88); m. 24 Jun 1763 to Susannah [Coates] ; b. 1736; d. 13 Jun 1826; Charles was brought up in the bricklaying trade until age 19; engaged in paper manufacture at Hattan Rudby; Sailed from Liverpool 16 Mar 1772 on "Duke of York" to Halifax, N.S.; Arrived Ft. Cumberland, N.S. 21 May 1772; purchased 2,500 acres at Sackville (then N.S., now N.B.) from Mr. Hawkins; Served in the New Brunswick Legislature 1786-93 & afterwards was Collector of Customs - per clipping from unidentified newspaper 18 Sep 1943 found with MS in Archives) (Became a Methodist after hearing Thomas Secomb preach at Robin Hood's Bay, near Whitby - "Grandson") (See also PLANTERS & PIONEERS, N.S., 1749-1775; by Esther Clark Wright, p.96-97) (For Will of Charles DIXON dated 9 Jul 1816, proved 25 Aug 1817, see EARLY NEW BRUNSWICK PROBATE 1785-1835, by R. Wallace Hale, Published by Heritage Books, Inc. 1540E Pointer Ridge Place, Bowie, MD 20716 (1989), p. 124;

88. Thomas Dixon Of Isle Of Wight County, Virginia Descendancy Chart of Thomas Dixon Sr of Isle of Wight County, Virginia. (A collateralline). d) MARTHA Dixon married Thomas PIERCE at Isle of Wight, Virginia. http://members.aol.com/vafdking/dixon.htm

Descendancy Chart of Thomas Dixon Sr of Isle of Wight County, Virginia (A collateral line) Questions, comments email at fkroots@aol.com I. THOMAS DIXON SR married MARY (?) at Virginia. He died before 25 Oct 1670 at Isle of Wight, Virginia. A. THOMAS DIXON JR married MARY PHILLIPS, daughter of WILLIAM PHILLIPS and ANN (?), at Isle of Wight, Virginia. He was born before 1670 at Isle of Wight, Virginia. He died before 9 Mar 1697 at Isle of Wight, Virginia. 1. THOMAS DIXON III married PENELOPE (?) at Isle of Wight, Virginia. He was born before 1690 at Isle of Wight, Virginia. He died after 26 Apr 1746 at Isle of Wight, Virginia. a) THOMAS DIXON IV married ELIZABETH MURPHY, daughter of MICHAEL MURPHY and MARY HAMPTON, at Isle of Wight, Virginia. He was born at Isle of Wight, Virginia. b) WILLIAM DIXON was born at Isle of Wight, Virginia. c) NICHOLAS DIXON married RACHEL BEALE, daughter of BENJAMIN BEALE III and SARAH (?), at Isle of Wight, Virginia. He was born at Isle of Wight, Virginia. He died before 26 Mar 1778 at Halifax, North Carolina. (1) JOHN DIXON was born at Edgecombe, North Carolina.

89. (eic-6) Thomas Homer-Dixon, "The Ingenuity Gap" Reviewessay. January 19, 2002 Thomas Homer-Dixon The Ingenuity Gap RandomHouse, 2000; Vantage Canada, 2001 Reviewed by Henry K van Eyken 2A. http://www.fleabyte.org/eic-6.html

F leabyte "thinking with computers" front page archive page without margins Review-essay January 19, 2002 Thomas Homer-Dixon: The Ingenuity Gap [Random House, 2000; Vantage Canada, 2001] Reviewed by Henry K van Eyken A review biased to connect the thinking of Thomas Homer-Dixon, political scientist and environmentalist, and that of Douglas Engelbart, one of the pioneers of the digital age. An introduction to Engelbart is found in "Douglas Engelbart's prescription for amplifying communal intelligence "The Ingenuity Gap" explores some of the world's urgent, complex environmental and societal problems; it examines what we make of them and our capability to deal with them. The book is treated here as a companion to Doug Engelbart's Colloquium, "The Unfinished Revolution II," held at Stanford University early in 2000. It really isn't intended to be, of course, but important lessons can be learned from it that bear on Engelbart's work. Well written, artistic and original in approach, the story has gained strength from interviews with experts and from academic reference material. Homer-Dixon's work marshals arts and science in a personal, spiritual quest: a search for the pieces of a puzzle that, once fitted together, ought give the author a picture of how we use our practical knowledge to adapt to rapid and complex change, and how that may help us survive and feel good about it. In Canada, the book received the 2001 Governor-General's Literary Award for Non-Fiction. "Because it's a puzzle, each piece plays an important part," the author writes, "and I must describe them in detail. They include recent theories of turbulent systems, of Earth's ecology and atmosphere, of the evolution of the human brain, of how we produce wealth, of the factors that shape and reshape our technologies, and of the forces behind war and terrorism." Mankind struggles with soaring complexity, unpredictability, pace of events, and severity of environmental stress. We can't always supply adequate ingenuity when and where needed; in fact, some vital problems appear to defy comprehension altogether. It is the difference between what ingenuity is required and what we can supply that Homer-Dixon calls the ingenuity gap.

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91. Thomas DIXON Thomas Dixon 608 North Farr Road Spokane, WA 992063878 US E-mail ThomasDixon@uswest.netDaytime Phone 509-326-4040 Evening Phone 509-928-5673. http://www.umuc.edu/alum/yearbook/pages/D/DIXON224101.html

Thomas E. DIXON Personal Information: Thomas DIXON 608 North Farr Road Spokane, WA 99206-3878 U.S. E-mail: thomasdixon@uswest.net Daytime Phone: 509-326-4040 Evening Phone: 509-928-5673 Year of Graduation: Degree: AA Major: Other Area of Studies Geographic locations in which I took classes: German USA Comments: Served in US Air Force for 27 years, from Vietnam to Desert Storm. Upon conclusion, settled in Pacific Northwest and began second career in business. The University offered opportunity to attend relevant classes while working day-to-day; also career enhancement. Currently, I manage one division of a larger company headquartered in Seattle, which offers security officer service, as well as alarm response and patrol capability. Responsible for 75 persons, I manage daily deployment of persons to client sites in Spokane city and county. Expansion is ongoing and by 2000, we look to operate regularly in eastern Washington (east of the Cascades) and northern Idaho. Back to UMUC Electronic YearBook Main Page

92. REVIEW - The Ingenuity Gap By Thomas F. Homer-Dixon REVIEW The Ingenuity Gap How Can We Solve the Problems of the Future by ThomasHomer-Dixon. Fair Use Statement About Buying Books Online. Purchase Online. http://www.mapcruzin.com/review_ingenuity_gap.htm

Home News Free GIS Discuss ... Contact REVIEW - The Ingenuity Gap: How Can We Solve the Problems of the Future by Thomas Homer-Dixon. Fair Use Statement About Buying Books Online Purchase Online The Ingenuity Gap: How Can We Solve the Problems of the Future by Thomas Homer-Dixon. Editorial Reviews Amazon.com From Scientific American EDITORS OF SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Thomas Hughes, "Closely reasoned, accessible and lucid. . . . Displaying impressive breadth of learning." Book Description "Looking back from the year 2100, we'll see a period when our creationstechnological, social, ecologicaloutstripped our understanding and we lost control of our destiny. And we will think: if onlyif only we'd had the ingenuity and will to prevent some of that. I am convinced that there is still time to muster that ingenuitybut the hour is late." Thomas Homer-Dixon From the Back Cover "This remarkable work, based on an impressive amount of scholarship, travel, and interviews, is the most persuasive forecast of the twenty-first century I have seen. Homer-Dixon looks beyond the miracle of technological and economic growth to the vast complexities of the real world that will increasingly put even the most advanced societies at risk."

93. Professor Thomas Homer-Dixon Lecture Professor Thomas HomerDixon Lecture. Professor Thomas Homer-DixonDirector, Peace and Conflict Studies University of Toronto. will http://www.psg.com/~ted/vaninst/VbHomer-Dixon.html

94. Thomas R. Pynchon: Spermatikos Logos - Author Homepage A Thomas Pynchon web resource, including biographical and bibliographical information, an odds 'n' Category Arts Literature Authors P Pynchon, Thomas...... of Thomas Pynchon , A Companion to V. Spermatikos Logos looks that this companion to Pynchon's first epic novel, the enigmatic V. Pynchon and Mason Dixon http://www.themodernword.com/pynchon/

Thomas Pynchon is a reclusive American novelist possessed by a certain eclectic genius, an architect of literary structures that range from immense tesseracts to tiny, perfect gems. Charting a dizzying course through the worlds hidden in the curve between the blue depths of Absolute Zero and the ineffable awareness of the Universe Entire, his works explore the vast space between Burroughs' shlupp! and Joyce's yes. Author of only a quintet of novels and a few short stories, his creations have been hailed as some of the most original works to have been transmuted from the decay of the twentieth century. Pynchon's style of writing is unique, electrifying, and complex. A potential map to self-awareness as well as an intricate puzzle-box, this postmodern Deadalus has paradoxically constructed his verbal mazes not to confound, but to reveal. Simply put, his iconoclastic prose is both gnostic in intention and delightful in execution. Like the labyrinthine chains of DNA coiled in the nucleus of life, it is often dense and convoluted in structure, but the encoded message is shimmering, elusive, and profound. And, like life itself, it presents equal measures of beauty and obscenity, awareness and obfuscation, comedy and tragedy. The Illustrated Complete Summary of Gravity's Rainbow Filled with copious Flash animations and original artwork, Dr Daw outlines and summarizes Pynchon's great novel.

95. Author Details Maryann DiMarco. Prev Author Next Author Book Reviews The XFiles Goblins Whirlwind Charles L. Grant Vector, Sep 1996 Thomas M. Disch. Chris Dixon. http://www.mjckeh.demon.co.uk/aut0051.htm

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98. Salon | Weird Morning In America perilous contours of a nation. BY SCOTT McLEMEE ILLUSTRATION BY GARYTAXALI. Mason Dixon By Thomas Pynchon Henry Holt, 773 pages. http://www.salonmagazine.com/april97/pynchon970425.html

w e i r d morning in america BY SCOTT McLEMEE ILLUSTRATION BY GARY TAXALI By Thomas Pynchon Henry Holt, 773 pages the all-American lost poet Delmore Schwartz best remembered for the proverb "even paranoids have real enemies" also deserves credit for the Caffeine Theory of the Enlightenment. By this account, the Age of Reason owed its brilliance, energy and encyclopedic ambition to the arrival, in Europe, of the java bean. Schwartz meant it as a joke. Yet cultural historians have spent many happy years researching the economic, social, literary and political (if not gastrointestinal) consequences of the coffeehouse for the rising bourgeoisie. And the example of Voltaire who sucked down a few dozen cups a day whenever possible has long seemed to me to clinch the case. Besides coffee, these Yankees wolf down sugary pastries and puff away on tobacco. (A few pages earlier, Mason and Dixon have sampled a little of George Washington's hemp crop.) The narrator wonders, "May unchecked consumption of all these modern substances at the same time, a habit without historical precedent, upon these shores be creating a new sort of European? less respectful of the forms that have previously held Society together, more apt to speak his mind, or hers, upon any topic he chooses, and to defend his position as violently as need be?" Let's see now. Fervent consumption of mood-altering substances ... a certain reckless vigor in the expression of opinion ... pothead humor ... It all sounds rather like the '60s of more recent memory. And that (as old-timey Communists used to say, and militia folk still do) is no accident!

99. Press Release Archive: Thomas Homer-Dixon Warns Of Multiple Stresses On Global S MEDIA CONTACT Eric Solomon (202) 9943087. solomone@gwu.edu. THOMASHOMER-Dixon WARNS OF MULTIPLE STRESSES ON GLOBAL SYSTEMS. Leading http://www.gwu.edu/~media/pressreleases/11-25-02-Homer-Dixon.htm

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 25, 2002 MEDIA CONTACT: Eric Solomon solomone@gwu.edu THOMAS HOMER-DIXON WARNS OF MULTIPLE STRESSES ON GLOBAL SYSTEMS Leading Canadian Political Scientist and Author to Discuss Transnational Issues at GW Elliott School Lecture December 4 EVENT: “Synchronous Failure: The Real Danger of the 21 st Century,” presented by leading Canadian political scientist and author Thomas Homer-Dixon, as part of The George Washington University’s Elliott School of International Affairs Robert J. Pelosky, Jr. Distinguished Speaker Series. Homer- Dixon will discuss the monumental challenges to our institutions and governments and how these threats combined with the interconnectedness of societies and the capacity of some groups to destroy, could wreak havoc on global systems. WHEN: Wednesday, December 4, 2002 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. WHERE: The George Washington University Marvin Center Grand Ballroom, 3 rd Floor st Street, NW

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