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The ones with Bill Murray and Sean Bean really stick out in my mind as being really great.

Bill Murray once agreed to appear in a film adaptation of this story (directed by Nicolas Cage).

Those events are fictionalized in the movie 'Where the Buffalo Roam' starring Bill Murray as Hunter.

The author Murray Shanahan has a summary of the book’s central ideas on his website.

A Logic Named Joe by Murray Leinster - for 1946 was pretty interesting bit on possible consequence of global information and AI.

Well, Lugwig von Mises was a utilitarian, but not his student, Murray Rothbard.

I haven't heard this in any great numbers, but I know Andy Murray can't get enough of the stuff.

My friend Murray Sims is a naval civil service coder.

The prof that sent me to India called me to his office on my last week, and showed me Legionnaire by Murray which he was reading.

I'm investigating the author, Murray Shanahan.

If you cross Murray from "Flight of the Chonchords" with Glenn Beck, you'll have a pretty good idea of who the guy is.

Malcolm Gladwell's excellent 2006 New Yorker article "Million Dollar Murray" directly addresses some of the grumbling in the comments below...

Murray said, “Consider, then, that my thoughts may be useless to you.

Screaming "breaking news" at readers all day for stories like "Andy Murray gets married" is absurd and it devalues bona fide breaking news.

By 1978, with incarceration rates still within their historical range, the rate was nearly 70% (source Losing Ground by Charles Murray).

Murray Shanahan, the author of the book pointed to by this Easter Egg was actually a scientific consultant for the movie.

Also worth reading Legionnaire by Simon Murray, although he seems to be more positive about the long term impact on his life.