hiawatha

Evidence that Hiawatha was not coincident with the YDB obviously tells us nothing at all about YDB events.

Montaigne's Essays; and I'm reading (Bunin's Russian translation of) the Song of Hiawatha for my son at bedtime.

Paul to Chicago example was referencing the North Coast Hiawatha in your previous post.

South Montana used to be covered by the North Coast Hiawatha until the late 1970's; it's population density is higher now ).

In Sweden, the Donald Duck comic magazine had Little Hiawatha comics throughout at least the 1970s, and probably long both before and after.

Have been following it since I read about eInk in Hiawatha Bray's Boston Globe column when I was a kid.

NaviServer for web server and web TCL, Hiawatha for anything else lite/misc.

As already noted, any connection to Hiawatha crater was only ever conjecture.

Don't get me wrong, Hiawatha is a lovely web server.

I've recently been running Hiawatha servers with PolarSSL (recently renamed something else).

When they discuss the Hiawatha impact crater it is regarded as a possibility but not a sure thing with correlation to YD being reserved until more evidence is found.

I have been using Hiawatha webserver which uses PolarSSL, and have avoided almost all of the recent bugs (on the servers that weren't running other things).

Amtrak Hiawatha is an excellent and well-used "traditional" passenger rail line.

"Nobody" will travel the full North Coast Hiawatha route between Chicago and Seattle, as it'll take ~48 hours.

Fairly certain that the name and logo are both derived from the "little Hiawatha" comics.[1] It seems they never really took off in the states, but they're fairly common in the weekly Donald Duck cartoons, at in the Netherlands when I was young.

So, something like 'The Song of Hiawatha' with "By the shores of Gitche Gumee, By the shining Big-Sea-Water..." seemed to me as mostly nonsense and gibberish and at best maybe something lightly entertaining but nothing like the 'truth' for the power I was seeking.

Maybe 'The Song of Hiawatha' wouldn't help me handle those complexities, but eventually I discovered that some parts of the humanities could to at least a useful extent.

E.g., Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner (yes), Hiawatha, and Kings of the Sun; if you allow animated films, there's Pachamama and The Emperor's New Groove.