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PUZZLE OF THE SPACE PYRAMIDS [A SCIENCE-FICTION NOVEL] by Eando (pseudonym of Earl and Otto Binder) Binder, 1971-01-01 Martian Martyrs by John (Earl and Otto Binder) Coleridge, 1940 SCIENCE FICTION CLASSICS: MARTIAN MARTYRS, VALLEY OF PRETENDERS, THE MACHINE THAT THOUGHT, THE NEW LIFE, THE VOICE COMMANDS and RHYTHM RIDES THE ROCKET. by John (pseudonym of Earl and Otto Binder), Dennis Clive (pseudonym of John Russell Fearn), William Callahan (pseudonym of Raymond Z. Gallun), and Bob Olsen. Coleridge, 1942-01-01 ADAM LINK - ROBOT by Eando (pen name used by Earl Andrew Binder and Otto Oscar Binder) Binder, 1965 EANDO BINDER: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY [F & SF SELF-PORTRAITS 4] by Eando (pseudonym of Earl and Otto Binder) Binder, 1977-01-01 The Impossible World: A Science-Fiction Novel by Eando Binder, Earl Binder, et all 1967-01-01

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21. The Outer Limits (1963) - Episode Guide
    A robot is put on trial for the murder of his creator. b 14Nov-1964 w Robert C.Dennis s earl binder and otto binder d Leon Benson. 42. The Inheritors (1).  
    http://www.tvtome.com/OuterLimits_1963/season2.html
    
    Extractions: NOTE: James Cameron (by his own admission) "borrowed" this story when he made "The Terminator". A suit by the ever-litigious Mr. Ellison resulted in a special credit in the end credits for the movie. Cold Hands, Warm Heart gs William Shatner (Brig. Gen. Jefferson Barton) Geraldine Brooks (Ann Barton) Malachi Throne (Mike) Lloyd Gough (Matt Claiborne) Dean Harens (Medical Technician) James Sikking (Botany) Lawrence Montaigne (Construction) Henry Scott (Electronics) Julian N. Burton (Reporter #1) Peter Madsen (Reporter #2) Lou Elias (Guard) Hugh Jensen (Chief) Tim Huntley (Chairman) Patrick Riley (Attendant #1) Ray Kellogg (Attendant #2) Vic Perrin (Newsman)

22. ARTICLE: Comics And The Great Science Fiction Pulps
    all. Eando (earl and otto) binder's Adam Link stories, beginningwith I, Robot in 1938, provided Robotman's blueprint. Siegel  
    http://www.skyenet.net/~dalriada/sf_flashback/article1.html
    
    Extractions: by Michael D. Fraley INTRODUCTION "His body had literally expanded into a great figure of such physical power and beauty as we had not imagined could exist! He was many inches taller and broader, his skin a clear pink, every limb and muscle molded as though by some master sculptor. . . . . (His) homely, good-humored features were gone, replaced by a face who perfectly-cut features held the stamp of immense intellectual power that shone almost overpoweringly from the clear dark eyes." T he above quote is from a critical moment in a story from the 1930's. A normal man steps into a booth, and the man who emerges is The Man of Tomorrow, a man who is fifty million years more advanced, physically and mentally, than any other human alive. Is this Jerry Siegel's 1930's version of Clark Kent transforming into Superman ? It could be, but it isn't. The quote you've just read is from Edmond Hamilton's

23. Pacific Book Auction Galleries Sale 207
    Eando binder is the pseudonym of earl andrew binder and otto Oscar binder (E.and O.). Slight scratch mark to front panel of jacket; fine in fine jacket.  
    http://www.pbagalleries.com/catalogs/curcat207-3.html
    
    Extractions: Click here. Please note bids must be submitted by 11 am on June 1, 2000 Nearly all of the books in this section are from the fine collection formed in the 1940's, '50's and '60's by George J. Moravec. Many of the books are inscribed to him by the authors, and nearly all of them are in exceptional condition, with only the lightest wear. 155. (Anthologies - Gnome Press) Men Against the Stars. Ed. by Martin Greenberg. Intro. by Willy Ley. [1950]. • Journey to Infinity. Ed. by Greenberg. Intro. by Fletcher Pratt. [1951]. • Travelers of Space. Ed. by Greenberg. Intro. by Ley. Illus. with color plates by Edd Cartier. [1951]. • Merrill, Judith, ed. SF: The Year's Greatest Science Fiction and Fantasy. Intro. by Orson Welles. [1956]. • Merrill, ed. SF: '57. The Year's Greatest Science Fiction and Fantasy. 156. (Anthologies) Conklin, Groff, ed. The Best of Science Fiction A Treasury of Science Fiction. The Big Book of Science Fiction. Omnibus of Science Fiction. Possible Worlds of Science Fiction.

24. Www.easternecho.com/pg_ConFr_ArchiveFiles/2000_Winter/edition_01_10_00/news/nw_i
    and realize later it's 45year-old earl, and for about how true the information is, Kersey-otto said. There are books on internships and a binder with current  
    http://www.easternecho.com/pg_ConFr_ArchiveFiles/2000_Winter/edition_01_10_00/ne
    
    Extractions: Internships, co-ops provide experience By Tricia Couture Assistant News Editor For students that want a taste of their career choice before graduation or to spice up their resumes with real-world experience, an internship or co-op experience are ingredients to a successful job search after graduation. For those students who fear they will be asking, "Would you like fries with that?" all summer, an internship provides a more stimulating work environment. "More money is paid [at an internship or co-op] than at most part-time jobs," said Sarah Kersey-Otto, manager of Career Planning. "Secondly, you get hands-on experience. Employers want someone who has been in the field. [An internship] provides references, networking, benefits from these people and academic credit." Internships give students scrambling to make a career decision some direction. "[Internships] definitely add to knowledge base, bring the classroom to life and enhance what students have learned," said Lynn Lee of management placement services at Eastern's Career Services. "Students take an internship and learn that it's not what they want to do. It [an internship] answers questions in students' minds." For students worried they might not find a job after graduation, internships and co-ops often lead to a permanent job after graduation. "The employer gets to take a look at you, the quality of work you do professionally and how you fit in the environment and assess your effectiveness [prior to a job offer]," Kersey-Otto said. "You are a known quantity at that point. They [employers] train you for less money." When applying for internships, students should consider if the flavor of the internship is right for them. "[Factors are] geographic location, a small or large company, if the job is paid or if there are other benefits, training programs, number of people you'll be in contact with and the professional level of work," Kersey-Otto said. "One of my concerns is "Is this going to help professionally or am I going to be filing?" While at Eastern, students can take advantage of the free assistance Career Services offers, placing students in pre-professional internship and co-op programs. "If students sign up for a co-op it's an automatic way to refer people out, automatically send out resumes," Kersey-Otto said. "There's no charge, just sign up. We work with them [students] one-on-one and help them look through binders." "We have contacts from employers looking for interns," Lee said. There are a few small differences between the co-op and pre-professional internship programs. "The difference is slight," Kersey-Otto said. "Generally speaking, an internship is through an academic department, is a more broad-based experience, all over in setting and is paid or unpaid. A co-op is run through Career Services, has a narrower focus, a specific job title and must be paid." "An internship is pre-professional work experience for any level and for any major or interest. A co-op is different in that it is for juniors and seniors and is related to the major," Lee said. Students working at jobs related to their major might be able to count the hours they are spending to earn college credit. "A lot of people use it [co-ops and internships] when they need extra-credit hours or when they need them for work they're already doing," Kersey-Otto said. Today, in the age of point-and-click, the Internet offers a recipe that makes searching for an internship or co-op experience easier than ever, offering a quick, easy way to access information. "Students from other parts of the country want an internship at home," Lee said. "Students want to go to other areas of the country. It [the Internet] has more up-to-date information." The Internet allows students freedom when surfing the Web for internships. They can search at night if they are in classes during the day, in their flannel bathrobes and fuzzy slippers or even naked while slurping down a Coke. "I think the Internet, to me, is more user-friendly," Lee said. "Things are there immediately and you [students] are not trying to run from one location to another. It just seems convenient to me. Students don't have to worry about office hours; they can use it [the Internet] day and night. More and more people are comfortable with computers." For any students caught in a chat room with 20-year-old Jane and realize later it's 45-year-old Earl, and for those who have had problems getting rid of an Internet "friend," they know not to believe everything they see on the screen. "I'd be a little bit wary about how true the information is," Kersey-Otto said. "You can't access the environment of a company, the people you'd be working with and whether or not fit is true or good," she said. "Don't put your address or phone number if posting on the Internet." In the Stone Age, before little boxes of wires made our lives easier, there were other ways of searching for internships. "Instructors are a good source of internships. I think doing informational interviews, finding out about companies and jobs is a good way to find out about interviews," Lee said. "There are books on internships and a binder with current [job] listings," Kersey-Otto said. "We have hard-copy literature on a huge number of employers. We have found some of the information is outdated but we have a binder of employer e-mail addresses that students can directly e-mail and look at Web sites." The Internet may not provide specific information needed when searching for internships. "One thing that comes to mind in the files, particularly with contact people, there is more specific information than a Web site might give you. The combination of the two is the best bet," Lee said. Students looking for an internship are advised to start looking as soon possible. "I think one big tip is to start early," Lee said. "Students come in now looking for a winter-semester job, and we can do that, but it's harder now. "For those looking for a spring/summer internship, start looking in February to see who's out there and who to choose from," she said. Making good grades is a way to get more than scholarship money or money from parents. "Most employers are looking for a strong GPA," Lee said. "Most employers are not looking for lower than a 3.0. For most [employers], that's the cutoff." Employers also look for well-rounded students and those with previous summer jobs that may not be related to the major, as well, Lee said. Think about an internship the next time you say "May I take your order please?" There are many advantages for college students to get an internship before graduation. "The biggest thing is to find out your place," Kersey-Otto said. "You'll have a greater knowledge of the field and that's hard to get anywhere else and an internship is helpful that way." For more information about Career Services and the co-op Program, call 487-0400 or e-mail

25. NEW SF Avery To Budrys
    (Joint pseudonym of otto O. binder, and earl binder) Adam Link Robot. (Joint pseudonym of otto O. binder, and earl binder) Adam Link Robot.  
    http://www.pandora.ca/pandora/archive/SF_Fantasy_Horror/newsf_AVE-BUD.htm

26. Alter Egos And Alternate Earths
    Not unlike earl and otto binder's robotic forerunner in prose, Adam Link. andAdam Link, in turn, causes John to recall the soundalike Atom Blake.  
    http://www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com/bobro/102552572329705.htm
    
    Extractions: Bob Rozakis is a thirty-year veteran of the comic book industry, having spent the first twenty-five at DC Comics. As a writer, Bob is perhaps best known as the co-creator of 'Mazing Man , but his credits include more than four hundred stories featuring Superman Batman and virtually every other DC character. In addition to a few stories for Archie Comics, he has done a number of "custom comics" projects for the U.S. Postal Service, Six Flags, Con Edison, OnStar, and the San Francisco Giants. Outside the comic book business, he has written storybooks for educational publishing projects and co-authored The Complete Idiot's Guide to Office Politics with his wife, Dr. Laurie Rozakis. Bob was DC's Answer Man for several years, using his vast knowledge of the company's history and characters to respond to all sorts of readers' questions. Adapting to the technology, Bob utilized his credentials as a master of comic book history by hosting a weekly trivia chatroom on America Online for more than six years. His daily Anything Goes Trivia Quiz appears online at World Famous Comics and his weekly It's BobRo... The Answer Man!

27. Ancestors Of Marianne (Long) West, And Ancestors Of Her Husband Ronald
    Bay, Kevin earl. Bay, Laura Catherine. binder, David. binder, Edward otto, born28 Mar 1879, Waterville, , Kansas, USA, died 12 Oct 1938. binder, Ethel B.  
    http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~longwest/Names.htm
    
    Extractions: A B C D ... W , X, Y Z _, Ada E. _, Adrienne _, Agnes _, Agnes born Abt 1512 _, Agnes born 1720, Londonderry, , , Ireland _, Agnes _, Agnes born Abt 1511 _, Agnes _, Agnes born 1452, Dagenham, , Essex, England died Dagenham, , Essex, England _, Alecia _, Alice _, Alice _, Alice ... _, Ann born 1731, , , , Scotland _, Ann born Tarpoley, , , England died 1598 _, Ann E. _, Ann Elizabeth _, Anna _, Anna ... _, Anna Maria died Abt 1782, , , Pennsylvania, USA _, Anna Maria born Abt 1691, Niederbronn, , Alsace, France _, Anne _, Annie born Nov 1879 _, Barbara _, Barbara _, Bessie _, Bessie ... _, Bridget born Abt 1701, Dunstable, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA died 03 Dec 1775, Plymouth, Grafton County, New Hampshire, USA _, Carolyn _, Catharina _, Catharina _, Catherine ... _, Doris died 2001 _, Dorothy born Abt 1614 died Bef Apr 1661, , , , England _, Dorothy _, Edith _, Elise _, Eliza Ann ... _, Elizabeth died 13 Aug 1662, Pownall Fee, Cheshire, , England _, Elizabeth born 1793 died 1871 _, Elizabeth

28. Herb Society Of Manitoba - Library
    Supplement Bible by Mindell, earl Category Comprehensive Simon and Sons LimitedCategory Periodicals otto Richter and Various 200002-29 binder ISBN none  
    http://www.herbsocietymb.com/menu/library.html

29. Otto Binder
    otto Oscar binder blev født 26.8.1911 i Bessemer, Michigan. 193242 skrev han sammen med broderen earl adskillige  
    http://www.tegneseriemuseet.dk/emner/binder.htm
    
    Extractions: IN DENMARK TEGNESERIEKULTUR Home Emneindex Butik Tegneseriemuseet DK ... Talentforum ANDEN KULTUR på Kalundborgegnen Gørlev bibliotek Sjællands Vestkyst TEGNESERIELINKS DK Arboris Carlsen Comics Eksem Comic Fahrenheit ... Troldspejlet præsenterer En BIOGRAFI fra: Otto Binder Otto Oscar Binder blev født 26.8.1911 i Bessemer, Michigan. 1932-42 skrev han sammen med broderen Earl adskillige noveller, bøger, artikler og pulpromaner under pseudonymet Eando Binder. imidlertid arbejde som salgschef i C.C. Beck-studio. På den måde opstod kontakten til forlaget Fawcett, hvortil Otto Binder - ifølge Jim Sterankos "History of Comics" - skrev 57% af samtlige Captain Marvel -episoder. Desuden var han som redaktionsassistent med til at udvikle Mary Marvel og Marvel Family

30. Chronological List
    binder, EANDO; pseudonym of earl binder otto binder, stories areby otto alone unless otherwise noted. (books) (stories) Conquest  
    http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/isfac/d13.htm
    
    Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents BESTER, ALFRED (books) (stories) (continued) Oddy and Id (ss) Astounding Aug 1950 Of Time and Third Avenue (ss) Oct 1951 The Demolished Man (n.) Galaxy Jan 1952 (+2) (ss) Aug 1952 The Roller Coaster (ss) Fantastic May/Jun 1953 Star Light, Star Bright (ss) Jul 1953 Time Is the Traitor (nv) Sep 1953 Disappearing Act (ss) Star Science Fiction Stories #2, ed. Frederik Pohl, Ballantine 1953 (nv) The Starcomber (nv) Mar 1954 Fondly Fahrenheit (nv) Aug 1954 The Stars My Destination (n.) Galaxy Oct 1956 (+3) Tiger! Tiger! The Men Who Murdered Mohammed (ss) Oct 1958 Starburst (co) Signet 1958 The Die-Hard (ss) Starburst , Signet 1958 Travel Diary (ss) Starburst , Signet 1958 Will You Wait? (ss) Mar 1959 The Pi Man (ss) Oct 1959 (nv) Oct 1963 The Dark Side of the Earth (co) Signet 1964 The Flowered Thundermug (nv) The Dark Side of the Earth , Signet 1964 Out of This World (ss) The Dark Side of the Earth , Signet 1964 An Alfred Bester Omnibus Ms. Found in a Champagne Bottle (ss) Status Isaac Asimov (iv) Publishers Weekly Apr 17 1972 [ Isaac Asimov The Animal Fair (nv) Oct 1972 Something Up There Likes Me (nv) Astounding , ed. Harry Harrison, Random 1973

31. Chronological List, Part 6
    BILLMAN, JON; BIM; BIMSTONE, JOSEPH ARTHUR; “BIN”; binder, EANDO; pseudonymof earl binder otto binder, stories are by otto alone unless otherwise noted.  
    http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/fictionmag/e6.htm
    
    Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents BENSON, OLIVE BENSON, R(obert) H(ugh) ... BENSON, STELLA ; [Mrs. John O. Anderson] (1892-1933) BENSON, STUART BENSON, SUSAN WILLIAMS BENSON, (Eleanor) THEODORA (Roby) BENSTEAD, W. D. ... BENTINCK, RAY ; pseudonym of Rayleigh Breton Amis Best BENTIVOGLIO, COUNT ENRICO BENTLEY, E(dmund) C(lerihew) BENTLEY, F. W. ... BENTON, JOHN L. ; house pseudonym BENTON, RALPH MITCHELL BENTON, WILLA BENTON, WILLIAM BENYON, GINTY ... BERESFORD, LESLIE (George) [name assumed in 1910] (1878-1946); see pseudonym Pan BERESFORD, MARCUS ; see under Brandel, Marc BERESFORD, REX BERESFORD, STEVE BERG, ADELYNE ... BERKELEY, ANTHONY ; pseudonym of A. B. Cox BERKELEY, JOY BERKELEY, REGINALD (Cheyne) BERKEY, BEN ... BERMAN, ARNOLD ; see pseudonym Anne-Marie Bretonne BERMAN, HARMONY BERMAN, RUTH BERMANT, CHAIM ... BERNARD, JOHN ; pseudonym of BERNARD, JOHN W. BERNARD, KEITH BERNARD, KENNETH BERNARD, RALPH ... BERNSTEIN, AL ; see pseudonym Robert Ray BERNSTEIN, HERMAN BERNSTEIN, J. S. BERNSTEIN, WALTER ... BEST, CAROL ANNE ; see pseudonym Susan Ashe BEST, GEORGE A.

32. Stories, Listed By Author
    binder, EANDO; pseudonym of earl binder otto binder, stories are byotto alone unless otherwise noted. (books) Adam Link in Business  
    http://contento.best.vwh.net/s24.html
    
    Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents BIERCE, AMBROSE (continued) Staley Fleming's Hallucination, (vi) Cosmopolitan Mar '06 Visions of the Night, (ar) A Watcher by the Dead, (ss) Short Stories Jul, 1890 BIGGLE, LLOYD, Jr. (books) Beachhead in Utopia, (ss) Omega , ed. Roger Elwood, Walker, 1973 The Botticelli Horror, (nv) Fantastic Mar '60 Bridle Shower, (ss) Galaxy May '58; also as "Secret Weapon". Cronus of the D.F.C., (ss)

33. Index Books, Listed By Author, Part 1
    Jr. (1923 ); binder, EANDO; pseudonym of earl binder otto binder,stories are by otto alone unless otherwise noted. binder, earl  
    http://contento.best.vwh.net/p1.html
    
    Extractions: Table-of-Contents ABBEY, LYNN, ed. ; [i.e., Marilyn Lorraine Abbey] (1948- ) ABBEY, MARILYN LORRAINE ; see under Abbey, Lynn ACKERMAN, FORREST J(ames) ADAMS, ANTHONY, ed. AIKEN, JOAN (Delano) ... ALLEN, DICK, ed. ; [i.e., Richard Stanley Allen] (1939- ) ALLEN, LORI (Negridge), ed. ALLEN, M(arion) C(arroll), ed. ALLEN, RICHARD ; see under Allen, Dick ALLEN, VIRGINIA F., ed. ALTOV, HENRIK ; pseudonym of Henrikh Altshuller ALTSHULLER, HENRIKH (Saulovich) (1926-1998); see pseudonym Henrik Altov AMIS, [Sir] KINGSLEY (William), ed. ANDERSON, ELLIOTT, ed. ANDERSON, POUL (William) ... ANDERSON, SUSAN JANICE, ed. ; [i.e., Susan Janice Rubinyi-Anderson] ANON., ed. ANON., ed. A Pair from Space ANTHONY, PIERS ; pseudonym of Piers Anthony Dillingham Jacob ARKLEY, ARTHUR J., ed. ARNOLD, FRANCIS ; see under Arnold, Frank Edward ARNOLD, FRANK EDWARD ; [i.e., Francis Joseph Eric Edward Arnold] (1914-1987) ARNOLD, MARK ALAN, ed. ARTHUR, ROBERT (Jr.), ed. ASHLEY, MIKE, ed. ; [i.e., Michael Raymond Donald Ashley] (1948- ) ASIMOV, ISAAC

34. Otto Oscar Binder Bibliography
    otto Oscar binder aka Eando binder (with earl Andrew binder), John Coleridge (withearl Andrew binder), Francis Turek (with earl Andrew binder). Search Authors.  
    http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/authors/Otto_Oscar_Binder.htm
    
    Extractions: Lords of Creation (writing as Eando Binder) Dracula Menace of the Saucers (writing as Eando Binder) Get Off My World (writing as Eando Binder) Night of the Saucers (writing as Eando Binder) Puzzle of the Space Pyramids (writing as Eando Binder) The Mind from Outer Space (writing as Eando Binder) The Cancer Machine (writing as Eando Binder) The Double Man (writing as Eando Binder) Enslaved Brains (writing as Eando Binder) Five Steps to Tomorrow (writing as Eando Binder) The Frontier's Secret (writing as Francis Turek) The Hospital Horror The Impossible World (writing as Eando Binder) The New Life (writing as John Coleridge) Secret of the Red Spot (writing as Eando Binder) Terror in the Bay (writing as Francis Turek) The Three Eternals (writing as Eando Binder) Where Eternity Ends (writing as Eando Binder)

35. Earl Binder - Bibliography Summary
    binder, earl Andrew (USA, 19041965). (Pseudonyms Eando binder) Series Adam LinkAdam Link Fights a War (1940) SF with otto binder (as Eando binder) Adam  
    http://orifice.org/isfdb/ea.cgi?Earl_Binder

36. Otto Binder - Bibliography Summary
    binder, otto Oscar (USA, 19111975). (Pseudonyms Eando binder) Series Adam LinkAdam Link Fights a War (1940) SF with earl binder (as Eando binder) Adam Link  
    http://orifice.org/isfdb/ea.cgi?Otto_Binder

37. Otto Binder - Bibliography Summary
    binder, otto Oscar (USA, 19111975). (Pseudonyms Eando binder) Novels The Mindfrom Outer Space (1972) with earl binder (as Eando binder) Short Fiction I  
    http://hal.humberc.on.ca/~mrgn0038/watsfdb/cgi-bin/exact_author.cgi?Otto_Binder

38. Earl Binder - Bibliography Summary
    binder, earl Andrew (USA, 19041965). (Pseudonyms Eando binder) Novels The Mindfrom Outer Space (1972) with otto binder (as Eando binder) Short Fiction I  
    http://hal.humberc.on.ca/~mrgn0038/watsfdb/cgi-bin/exact_author.cgi?Earl_Binder

39. Author Pseudonyms
    S. Maris Warrington Billings Billings, Josh Henry Wheeler Shaw Billings, MarisWarrington Edith S. Billings binder, Eando earl Andrew binder, otto O(scar  
    http://www.trussel.com/books/pseud_b.htm

40. Author Pseudonyms
    Bruce Dennis, Duncan Farnsworth, Clee Garson, Rand Le Page, Kris Luna, Brian (Bryan)Shaw, Richard Vardon O'Brien, Dean D. earl Andrew binder, otto O(scar  
    http://www.trussel.com/books/pseud_o.htm

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