Gilleland

Nuclear-industry veteran John Gilleland is TerraPower's chief executive; a network of part-time researchers and scientists around the country offer input.

A Window Into the Nuclear Future Robert A. Guth 2011

According to Gilleland, there's already enough depleted uranium to satisfy the power needs of 10 billion Americans for 100 millennia.

Miniature nuclear reactors might be a safe, efficient source of power 2010

According to Gilleland, there's already enough depleted uranium to satisfy the power needs of 10 billion Americans for 100 millennia.

Miniature nuclear reactors might be a safe, efficient source of power 2010

Michael Gilleland notes that the Greeks of the time would have viewed the Sermon on the Mount as utterly preposterous, because their moral goal was to be sweet to friends and sour to foes:

Sweet to my friends and sour to my foes « Isegoria 2008

In his Observations at the Gym, Michael Gilleland notes that the gym crowd is “voluntarily adopting practices that used to be visited on prisoners as punishments,” such as running on a treadmill — originally invented by William Cubitt as a punishment for prisoners (and a way to grind grain) — and wearing tattoos — which used to be the province of barbarians, slaves, and prisoners.

Observations at the Gym « Isegoria 2008

Michael Gilleland wants you to give Walter Harding a hand: Unidentified Quotations and Allusions in Walden.

OK, learned readers ... Frank Wilson 2006

Gilleland at "Laudator Temporis Acti" posted an excerpt from a poem by James Beattie.

Archive 2005-01-01 2005

Gilleland at "Laudator Temporis Acti" posted an excerpt from a poem by James Beattie.

The Flimsy Fetter 2005

She was the daughter of Thomas Beveridge Roberts and Cornelia (Gilleland)

When Winter Comes to Main Street Grant Martin Overton 1908

M'Elhenney, Dixon and Gilleland, junior; and, an unknown number of Methodists and Baptists.

Sketches of North Carolina, Historical and Biographical, Illustrative of the Principles of a Portion of Her Early Settlers 1846