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Document Download Archives

In addition to my posts and photo collections, over the years I’ve acquired a number of documents related to my writing. Having them archived locally makes it easier for me to access them, and creates links I can rely on to connect within my various posts. I’ve now made these documents available on their own archive page for easier access and downloading. Note that all these documents are either public domain or distributed under a Creative Commons license.

How-To Designs

My various original designs linked to “How-To” posts, supporting my DIY kayak-related accessories. All designs are freely distributed under a Creative Commons license.

Letters and Working Papers

Various letters of complaint and working papers I’ve created and made available under a Creative Commons license.

Assorted Government Publications

Over the past years I’ve created an archive of public domain documents published by our government or non-government organizations. Some are referenced in my various posts. Other documents are here simply because they have significant informational value, and I was concerned they might “disappear” from their source archives.

COVID-19 Timeline Working Notes

My working notes supporting my Coronavirus Timeline Project. Contains links and synopsis of articles on the then-ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. My Timeline Project covers relevant information in the years leading up to the pandemic, then relevant day-by-day information from November 2019 through September 2020. These notes are distributed under a Creative Commons license. You can access my Covid-19 Timeline at this link.

COVID-19 Source Documentation

In the process of developing my Covid-19 Timeline, I acquired a large cache of public domain documents relevant to how our government managed the pandemic. In the process of researching these documents, I uploaded them to my document repository as a hedge against the documents disappearing from the government repositories. Some of these documents are Government publications, others are from research institutes or Non-Government Organizations (NGO). All are published in the public domain.

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