The Kindle ebook is available only on Amazon here: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0096NOE8G Story by Anthony Chipoletti Screenplay by Robert d’Arcy Screenplay Registration: WGA 1539835 US copyright PAu2-979-671 The Graviton Ring and the Structure of Everything SciFi Paperback. Nobel Prize winner tries to take control of the earth. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1479271403/     A Few Autobiographical Words Films starring me, as an extra: Bob Roberts with Tim Robbins; Cobb's Law, Against Her Will with Walter Matteau; Lorenzo's Oil with Nick Nolte and Susan Sarandon; Darrow, with Kevin Spacey, for American Playhouse; A Promise Kept, Oksana Bauil, for The Hallmark Hall of Fame; Sudden Death with Jon Claude Van Damme; Desperate Measures with Michael Keaton.   Education, Credentials & Honors BS University of Pittsburgh April 1980; Natural Sciences Area, Courses: Chemistry and Biology with labs; Psychology; Computer Science; Field Work: System Analysis of a City, Cross Cultural Anthropology of Aging;   Thought You'd Also Like to Know ... Have you ever wondered about all the people who did NOT give their opinions? by Anthony Chipoletti My cousin Pete Dee was a professional trombone player; His hobby was working for a living. He could sell advertising specialties to an advertising specialty company. Pete always said: "There are givers, and there are takers." Pete usually added that his Mother Beatrice was a giver. I, however, am a taker. I took a very well-respected public opinion poll door to door for several years. (The company name rhymes with what fast horses do when crossing the finish line.) My father has been betting horses for over sixty years. He boiled his betting system down to: "I'm gonna bet that grey horse to win." This article was inspired by my father's will. No, he didn't die, however he did wreck his car. The humor in this is that my father put in his will that he would leave me his car. This week my inheritance crossed the finish line, totally. Coincidently, my career also crossed the finish this week. Here are some of the reasons why: Actual responses from people who did NOT answer a door to door public opinion poll. Number ten: "I'm really not interested." Number nine: "What's a public opinion poll?" Number eight: "Any time is good, but not now, can you come back next Tuesday?" Number seven: "Is that a bomb in your briefcase?" Number six: "Sorry but I have to attend my… [ NA, AA, CA or other Anonymous Group ] Number five: "No speekee English." also: "No speekaa English." Number four: [ Non-verbal: potential respondent tosses cookies on the welcome mat.] Number three: Posted: NO TRESPASSING; NO SOLICITING; BEWARE OF THE DOG. Number two: "I don't like your looks, and you just set off my immediate response home protection alarm system." [ A small unmarked white van with mirror windows begins to follow me down the street, and everyone's phone starts ringing in a non-stop RING RING RING RING RING.] Number one: [ The MOST important reason why people can NOT answer a door to door public opinion poll.] "Sure, I'll do it, come on in!" [ Potential poll taker (that's me) dies of: "Complexification: The Science of Surprise" or is that Surprize? Anyway that really is a new book, which I am sure you can find at the place that rhymes with the big river in South America?