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David Foster Wallace on 9/11, as Seen from the Midwest

Sep 11, 2026 |

By David Wallace

| Rolling Stone

This essay, by the late novelist David Foster Wallace, appeared in the Oct. 25, 2001, issue of Rolling Stone. Location: Bloomington, IL Dates: 11-13 Sept. 2001 Subject: Obvious Caveat: Written very fast and in what probably qualifies as shock In true Midwest fashion, Bloomingtonians aren’t unfriendly but do tend to be reserved. A stranger will smile warmly at you, but there normally won’t be any of that strangerly chitchat in waiting areas or checkout lines.

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David Foster Wallace on 9/11, as Seen from the Midwest

Sep 10, 2026 |

By David Wallace

| Yahoo Life

David Foster Wallace Thu, September 10, 2026 at 10:52 AM EDT 23 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Add Yahoo on Google David Foster Wallace on 9/11, as Seen from the Midwest This essay, by the late novelist David Foster Wallace, appeared in the Oct. 25, 2001, issue of "Rolling Stone." We reprint it here to mark the anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. Location: Bloomington, IL Dates: 11-13 Sept.

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PV Reporter Publishes Molecular Remission Roadmap

Aug 11, 2026 |

By David Wallace

| EIN News

News Provided By August 11, 2026, 18:28 GMT Charlotte blood cancer advocate David Wallace shares lessons from six years with undetectable disease ahead of Blood Cancer Awareness Month. CHARLOTTE, NC, UNITED STATES, August 11, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- PV Reporter today announced the publication of a patient education resource detailing founder David Wallace's path to complete molecular remission from polycythemia vera (PV), a rare blood cancer.

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Labyrinth der Monster

Aug 16, 2025 |

By Steven Stern, Tom Hanks, Wendy Crewson, David Wallace

| TV Movie

Studenten jagen in Fantasy-Rollenspiel Ungeheuer. Dabei verliert Robbie (Tom Hanks) den Bezug zur Realität. – Teil der Horror-Reihe auf ZDFneo.

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Before Sebald Was Great

Jul 28, 2025 |

By David Wallace

| The Nation

Books & the Arts / July 28, 2025 Before Sebald Was Great By looking at his early work, we can better understand who the German writer was beyond his persona as the melancholy intellectual and serious man of letters. Ad Policy (Ulf Andersen / Getty Images) Since his death in 2001, the reputation of W.G. Sebald has become formidable, even imposing. At times, he feels like a totem: the Western world’s last Absolutely Serious Writer.

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The Ecstatic Intimacies of Joe Brainard

Mar 19, 2025 |

By David Wallace

| Flipboard

Switzerland’s New Passport Is So Stunning, It Belongs in a Museum The EU country might have the 5th strongest passport in the world, but they also have the most gorgeous passport now, with this new design unveiled …

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UK and Malaysia transitioning to cleaner energy together

Oct 16, 2024 |

By David Wallace -, David Wallace

| New Straits Times

IN 1882, the world's first coal-powered electricity began flowing from a small London station designed by inventor Thomas Edison. Two weeks ago, Britain's last remaining coal power plant, the Ratcliffe power station in Nottinghamshire, generated its final unit of energy — meaning that coal will no longer be used for electricity in Britain. I grew up in the Scottish golf county of East Lothian, whose coastline was dominated by the stacks of a local coal power station.

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The Generics Bulletin Podcast: Recent And Upcoming Industry Events

Sep 13, 2024 |

By David Wallace

| Generics Bulletin

Analysis Executive Summary Generics Bulletin’s editorial team discusses recent conferences held by Medicines for Europe and the AAM, while looking ahead to the key off-patent industry events that are on the calendar over the next few months and beyond.

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The Generics Bulletin Podcast: Teva, Sandoz, Sawai and US Orange Book patents

Jun 10, 2024 |

By Major Players, David Wallace

| Generics Bulletin

Analysis Executive Summary Generics Bulletin’s editorial team discusses the latest strategic developments for major industry players Teva, Sandoz and Sawai, as well as explaining the recent debate over US patent listings in the FDA’s Orange Book.

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How Solar Storms Can Shut Down The Internet, Power Grids, And Even Tractors

May 20, 2024 |

By David Wallace

| Inverse

The geomagnetic storm that began on May 10, 2024, generated stunning aurora borealis, more commonly known as the northern lights, that could be seen as far south as Mexico. They also generated headaches for farmers whose GPS-guided tractors were idled in the middle of planting season. Geomagnetic storms occur when a large bubble of superheated gas called plasma is ejected from the surface of the Sun and hits the Earth. This bubble is known as a coronal mass ejection.

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Ben Lerner, Personal Poet

Jan 31, 2024 |

By David Wallace

| The Nation

The Nation Weekly Fridays. A weekly digest of the best of our coverage. By signing up, you confirm that you are over the age of 16 and agree to receive occasional promotional offers for programs that support The Nation’s journalism. You may unsubscribe or adjust your preferences at any time. You can read our Privacy Policy here. The poem returns to more impressive and eclectic language later (“nuisance animals climbing honeycomb structures. Fentanyl overdose vids….

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How to Use the Psychology of Colors When Marketing

Aug 17, 2023 |

By David Wallace

| Small Business Trends

Perhaps no choice is as vital to marketing success as the colors you use. Whether selecting the color for a specific product or for a email marketing campaign, there is no doubt that color has significant effect on all as subconsciously, we associate different colors with different things. For example, did you know that restaurants use red to stimulate appetite and that blue creates a sense of trust and security in a brand?

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A large solar storm could knock out the power grid and the internet - an electrical engineer explains how

Dec 23, 2022 |

By David Wallace

| Yahoo News

On Sept. 1 and 2, 1859, telegraph systems around the world failed catastrophically. The operators of the telegraphs reported receiving electrical shocks, telegraph paper catching fire, and being able to operate equipment with batteries disconnected. During the evenings, the aurora borealis, more commonly known as the northern lights, could be seen as far south as Colombia. Typically, these lights are only visible at higher latitudes, in northern Canada, Scandinavia and Siberia.

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Climate-Driven Drought Is Stressing the Hopi Tribe's Foods and Traditions

Dec 02, 2022 |

By David Wallace

| Civil Eats

Corn goes back to their very creation story. As the Hopi people emerged into this world, the Creator gave them three things: a gourd of water, a planting stick and a short ear of blue corn. “And he told us one specific thing,” says Clark Tenakhongva, a 65-year-old Hopi farmer and former vice chairman of the tribe, recounting the story that’s been passed down through generations to him. “This is my land, but I’m allowing you to benefit off the land.

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Quad-Cities Campus Honors List

Jun 23, 2022 |

By Port Byron, Jade Fritch, Jaden Searl, David Wallace

| Dispatch Argus

Black Hawk College - Quad-Cities Campus (Moline) All towns are in Illinois unless otherwise noted.

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Academic honors for college students from Sauk Valley

Jun 10, 2022 |

By Jade Fritch, Jaden Searl, David Wallace

| Shaw Local

Academic excellence from Sauk Valley area students at colleges and universities.

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Solar storm knocks out farmers’ high-tech tractors - an electrical engineer explains how a larger storm could take down the power grid and the internet

Mar 18, 2022 |

By David Wallace

| The Conversation

The geomagnetic storm that began on May 10, 2024, generated stunning aurora borealis, more commonly known as the northern lights, that could be seen as far south as Mexico. They also generated headaches for farmers whose GPS-guided tractors were idled in the middle of planting season. Geomagnetic storms occur when a large bubble of superheated gas called plasma is ejected from the surface of the Sun and hits the Earth. This bubble is known as a coronal mass ejection.

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