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It has been a few months since this blog was updated with information about happenings on SF-Fandom. Sorry for that. Among other things we have devoted much of the summer to fighting off spammers and hackers. The brute force dictionary attacks appear to have calmed down (for now). The spammers keep splattering their proxy IP addresses and email addresses against our brick wall defenses.



On the main SF-Fandom blog we asked When Will We Have Tony Stark's 3-D Computer Interface? in May.

We also warned science fiction fans not to use GoDaddy's spammy doorway service in June.

In August we took a look at the Hobbit trailers and movies and threw our hat into the speculation ring.

In September we also shared some cool news about volunteer British teachers helping the children of Kenya.
And just this week we published a huge article about Denny's upcoming Hobbit menu. In addition to those pictures and food reviews, you should check out our Denny's Hobbit Menu gallery in the forums.
But that's not all! The SF-Fandom historian has published several articles this year as well.

"Changes in Nutrition May Have Led to Homo Sapiens" ties together some of the latest research about the origins of modern humans with some speculation that seeks to fill in the gaps.

"History Tries to Repeat Itself at the Bank" looks at a much more recent lesson that business may have failed to learn from history.

"New Evidence Challenges Old Assumptions" highlights the often comical attempts to archaeologists to peg every new discovery as a forgotten shrine or temple.

Continental Europe Unveils a Lost Bronze Age City" covers a recent announcement of an amazing archaeological discovery in Spain.

"New Evidence Supports the 1200-year Cycle in Neolithic Cultures of Northern Europe" looks at a concept that has been explored in the past. Did Neolithic cultures experience revolutions every 1000-1200 years? If so, why?

And the most recent article is "Why Did We Invent Money?".
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