The spammers are getting more and more devious. In the past week a
handful of messages have made it through my filters and Mailwasher. The
first tactic was to put some text at the beginning of an HTML message
indicating that it was a message concerning an eBay auction. Of course,
once opened, the
In my travels online today, I ran across a reference that took me to
another reference that eventually led me to the Yellowstone Volcano
Observatory home page. There is some very interesting information here
as well as some spectacular pictures and maps. One map in particular
shows the areas of U
I don't watch South Park very often, but every time I do, they seem to
reach all new levels of wrongness. The episode where Santa was taken
captive in Iraq and they recruited Jesus to help save him in a commando
raid was so over the top, I was speechless.
Gary
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> You must not watch South Park very often. The creators are
> doing their job by not discriminating who they offend. If you
> are not offended, you aren't paying attention ...
> There are way too many things to comment about with regard to
> the offensiveness of South Park. Being offensive is
NASA Successfully Lands Second Rover on Mars; Scientists 'Blown Away' by
Pictures of Red Planet
http://abcnews.go.com/wire/US/ap20040125_447.html
Opportunity images from the NASA site. It is running slooow. I
am sure they are getting hammered.
There are some interesting pictures from
Watching my son, who is just over 2 1/2, it occurs to me he is
significantly more advanced than my daughter was at this age. I think
that my daughter and son were both winners of the genetic lottery when
it comes to intelligence, and I think they are fairly evenly matched in
that area. Looking b
This is an absolutely perfect example of why you should be careful and
thoughtful about what you post to any archived mailing list.
We have discussed the consequences of having the Brin-L archive (or any
archived mailing list) searchable in the past, but let me share with you
a real life situati
> Where are you? . . . and I hope you are not planning to send
> it this way . . .
Delaware Ohio, about 15 minutes north of Columbus. So far, we have no
snow, but the radar looks nasty.
> You obviously haven't paid much attention to some of the past
> messages
> posted to this list . . .
>
> I mean there have been no dearth of posts concerning
> embarrassing topics
> such as the one in the subject line you referred to, so
> what's one more?
> -- Ronn! :)
[Hanging my head in embarrassment]
Oops, sorry, I didn't mean to be so sensitive about that and take it so
personally :-
> Anyone seen this before?
> I would appreciate any help identifying the inaccuracies in this
> screed so I can cram it right back at 'em.
> rob
> FW: CONSIDER THIS WHEN WE VOTE IN 2004
Not sure if this will help, but interesting none the less..
http://www.factcheck.org/
Our Mission
We
Doh !!
Convenient Crew Handhold Caused Station Air Leak
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- A poorly designed flexible air hose used by one
too many astronauts as a makeshift handhold caused the recent air leak
at the International Space Station, NASA's top station manager said
Friday.
http://w
Just when I think I have seen it all on eBay.
1944 British Colossus Class Aircraft Carrier
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2454839870
I wanted to bid on it, but wasn't sure my truck could pull it out of the
water at the launching ramp :-)
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Global warming will plunge Britain into new ice age 'within decades'
By Geoffrey Lean, Environment Editor
25 January 2004
Britain is likely to be plunged into an ice age within our lifetime by
global warming, new research suggests.
A study, which is being taken seriously by top government scien
I read this article today and I have to say that I was more than a
little alarmed that this could have been a serious possibility.
I have been part of a rollout team installing and enabling Common Access
Card (CAC) readers at the DoD facility that I am contracted to. To say
these cards and the o
Where does transparency end and invasion of privacy begin?
This federally funded database project tracks criminal and correctional
history, motor vehicle, pilot and boat licenses and registrations,
federal and local weapons and hunting licenses, voter registrations,
public digitized photos (I'm
Some interesting pictures of Newfoundland and their snow... or more
accurately, some pictures of very deep snow..
http://www.edu.gov.nf.ca/snow/photo.htm
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Tests confirm Ricin in Senate mailroom
Excerpt from the article...
"Somebody in all likelihood manufactured this with intent to harm," he
said as the Senate prepared to open debate on a $317 billion highway
bill. "This is a criminal investigation," Frist said.
Complete article here: http://ww
> The undelivered e-mails were sent in JULY 2003.
> What's up?
> George A
George, sorry to be the one to inform you, but we voted you off of the
island.
Seriously, I also received 4 bounced messages this morning that I had
sent to Nick and the list in November and December.
Gary
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As much as I hate to admit it, I belong to another mailing list that
tends to be very over the top with conspiracy theories and very extreme
alarmist points of view. Looking back over the last 20 posts to this
list, they cover everything from HAARP conspiracies to werewolves to
Atlantis, the lost
It seems like if it's not on eBay, it's not worth buying :-)
Mig 29 Fighter JET as new LOOK
http://tinyurl.com/yq9nh
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> Our local high school is putting on a beauty constant as a
> fund raiser. The contest includes several sections: beach
> wear, talent, formal wear, and Q&A. My question for the list
> is do you think this is inherently sexist; or could it be OK?
> Dan M.
Gheeezzz, all of you that have repl
I wrote
> > Gheeezzz, all of you that have replied have missed
> > the REALLY big
> > question: bikini or one piece?
Debbi wrote
>
> Gary, Gary, Gary...I thought you were one of the
> enlightened ones...
>
> Disappointed In Denver Maru ;)
So what was not enlight
> $2.15 for regular here and predicted to hit $3 this summer.
> Doug
Where are you at Doug?
Prices here in Central Ohio are $1.79. They did their typical Thursday
morning price jump.
Gary
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I have probably asked this here before, but I'll try again just in
case
I am looking for the name of a movie that might have been a series pilot
attempt around 1990 or 1991.
It was about a police station that was at an old bakery. The movie
followed the same police officers through three dif
This site seems to be along the same caliber as "The Onion" At least
I think they are kidding :-)
RFID Tags in New US Notes Explode When You Try to Microwave Them
http://www.prisonplanet.com/022904rfidtagsexplode.html
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As much as I hate to interrupt all of the love that is flowing back and
forth on this list, I was wondering if anyone has been following
Stargate?
You gotta love the conversation they had about the Simpson's. :-)
I am not quite sure where they are going with this story line. I do see
that they
Erik wrote...
> H. I didn't know there was a SG spinoff coming. But if it
> is typical Sci-Fi channel fare, then I doubt it will be worth
> watching. I wonder how much longer the original will stick
> around, and whether it will go down hill...
Oops, sorry if I included a spoiler in my las
Jan wrote...
> I agree, I do not hold much hope for atlantis. It appears that
> hamond will be taking over command of the intersteller ship. It also
> looks like the story line will move from current time to the future.
I read this yesterday and didn't really catch h what you were saying
until
I'm not really a "gadget person", but I just acquired a digital cable
box with an integrated Digital Video Recorder (DVR) from my cable
company, for less than I was paying for the digital converter by itself,
and I have to say that it is nothing short of awesome (yes, I am easy to
please this wee
http://www.nasa.gov/home/hqnews/2004/mar/HQ_n04040_solar_object.html
Jane Platt
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif.
(Phone: 818/354-0880)
March 12, 2004
NOTE TO EDITORS : N04-040
NASA Schedules News Briefing About Unusual Solar Object
The discovery of a mysterious object in o
> Almost looks like an artifact.
> http://tinyurl.com/3fy8f
> On the microscopic imager
http://tinyurl.com/3435r
xponent
Weirdness Abounds Maru
rob
I immediately thought that it might be Lander debris, but the close-up
shows that it has definitely been there for a while. Another
observation, in
> and yes more T&A in Stargate would be nice, perhaps good old
> RDA hooking up with some sweet alien loving like kirk... I
> mean was their a alien Kirk didnt do?
> -Nick Lidster
If memory serves, the producers DID throw some T&A into SG-1 a few years
ago when the introduced Vanessa Angel as
The Headline should have read: Dinosaur Ass Prints Found - Gary
Scientists Find Dinosaur Tracks in Utah
Scientists Find Rare Imprint of Dinosaur Posterior Among Preserved
Footprints in Utah Rock
The Associated Press
SALT LAKE CITY March 26 - Amid well preserved dinosaur footprints along
w
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John D. Giorgis
> Sent: Sunday, March 28, 2004 1:11 PM
> To: Killer Bs Discussion
> Subject: Re: The Vatican sticks its nose in our elections
>
>
> At 11:24 AM 3/28/2004 -0600 Robert Seeberger wrote
It is a rare and challenging time for casual astronomers who wish to see
comets. There are three right now in position to be spotted soon either
from backyards or on the Internet, but it's not yet clear whether any of
them will be easy targets for most observers.
complete article.
http://ti
Nothing in the IMDB yet, but the below website appears to be current. -
Gary
The Robinson clan is headed back into deep space. The WB Network has
given a pilot order to a remake of the fantasy-adventure drama Lost in
Space, which ran on CBS from 1965-68. Feature filmmaker John Woo
(Mission: Imp
I Don't Want a Cookie, Mom, Can I Just See the Box?
Apr 16, 9:38 am ET
LONDON (Reuters) - It looks like an ordinary old-fashioned cookie tin,
but the hidden drawing of two dogs having sex in the grass makes it an
instant collectors' item.
Biscuit makers Huntley & Palmers sold thousands of ti
> > Where did this first air, on cable, network?
>
Rob wrote
> This was a project of the (mostly awful) SciFi Channel.
Rob, you didn't like the BG miniseries? Or are you just commenting on
the quality of the other 99% of their content? In which case I would
have to agree. :-)
> > Did this
> Do you have to drag the body backwards a few feet, or just
> drip some blood on
> your carpet?
> William Taylor
I was not sure if this was a serious question or not, but I'll give you
a serious answer anyway
In many , if not most, states, killing in self defense in the home has
to pass
Find out just how much of a model citizen you are A word of
caution... remember that this is a British website and them British tend
to do things a bit different :-)
http://www.thesite.org/magazine/dodgy.html
I had potentially 17 years in prison :-)
Gary
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Anyone here have, or known someone who has, sleep apnea? I am curious
about the before and after comparisons after beginning treatment. Not
the obvious of sleeping better, but the more subjective things like
cognitive ability, memory, physical health (including weight), etc.
Just curious.
Gary
> New rule one: Never respond to mail when I am sleep
> deprived.
> Another rule I am considering is just simply not to read any
> Brin-L mail on days that I am tired or not feeling well.
> That will prevent bad responses before they happen, but may
> Michael Harney
Michael, I truly feel
Sometimes I have far too much time to think about things on the way to
work.
For example, in the Matrix universe, what functional reason would the
machines have for plugging humans into a simulation (besides the obvious
of being a plot device)? Wouldn't the power generation ability of humans
be t
> I'll bet a lot of people would have trouble getting zip ties
> securely on a twitching, big, scary intruder in a highly
> stressful situation. Heck, I have trouble "threading" the
> zip ties sometimes in a calm situation. If you MUST bind the
> intruder, I'd think duct tape would be a bit m
Sorry if someone already covered this
Just picked up the July/August issue of "Analog" and it has a story by
DB in it. I have not read it yet so I am not sure if it is a new or old
story.
Gary
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> Yea, I guess I am hoping that if they are at least clever
> enough to steal from philosophy then they are clever enough
> to steal from Level 13, Brazil, Dark Planet, level 13 (the
> movie), Max Headroom, etc.
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>Jan William Coff
> Benadryl! She's been taking it every night before she goes
> to bed for a couple of months now and it has done wonders for
> her. She's not complaining about being tired anymore. Her
> behavior has improved markedly. It's wonderful.
> All because of a link posted to this list!
> That's wh
Callers are paying $2 a minute for a supernatural adviser. They're
getting me instead.
ESP Net's online "guidance site" asserts that it is an "unrealistic
expectation" for callers to assume psychics are psychic. But its
contract is more ambiguous about occult powers. While it stated I could
not
> P.S. A friend recommended (loaning me the DVD) I watch a
> mini-series called "The 10th Kingdom." I was sceptical at
> first, but ended up really having a good time with it.
> Anyone seen it?
> George A
The 10th Kingdom was a great family movie, I even bought my daughter the
DVD. Who could
> Is the DVD the whole ten hours as it was originally broadcast, or the
> repeat broadcast where they cut out a couple of hours,
> including some of
> the best stuff?
> -- Ronn! :)
>
It is the complete broadcast. There were two versions of the DVD, a two
disk set and a three disk set. I thin
Jeroen wrote.
> I recommend that you accept this offer -- otherwise things
> can and probably
> will only escalate even further (no, that's not a threat,
> that's insight
> into how conflicts can escalate) and nobody stands to gain
> anything from
> that. Don't demand apologies; this is
> On Sun, Jun 15, 2003 at 10:33:57AM -0400, Erik Reuter wrote:
>
> > We must have read different messages. What I read was, "do
> what I want
> > you to do, or else [despite the fact that I have
> consistently refused
> > reasonable requests from numerous others to stop my own
> various poor
Jan wrote
> > Can we all just agree to his proposal and end this thing?
Erik replied
> No. For the last time, Jan, his proposal amounts to
> blackmail. I and others have explained this. YOU, Jan, are
> making this worse by encouraging his behavior. Since you are
> so fond of extrapol
Erik wrote
> It seems you are a sucker for whining.
> You are being naive.
> That's all I'm going to say to you about this.
Erik, you are clearly an intelligent person and I have always enjoyed
reading your posts - even when you are being abrasive, so please know
that this next comment was
> Since no one else has mentioned it I thought that I would mention
> Katherine Hepburn's recent death on Sunday past. Ms. Hepburn was
> possibly the finest actress in American film for over six
> decades (her
> john
Seems like we lost several great entertainers in the last week...
Of cours
> that Hepburn and Peck sis, but I grew up watching him.
> Gary
My typing sucks tonight, that line should read.
that Hepburn and Peck did, but I grew up watching him.
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> Buddy Hackett died? I didn't even hear that.
> Jim
http://abcnews.go.com/wire/Entertainment/ap20030701_1990.html
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> The first movie was released as _Pitch Black_ in the US. It's
> one of my
> favorite recent SF flicks, and I'm very glad they're making a sequel
> (prequel?); it was a nicely gritty and (somewhat) realistic
>From the Sci-Fi Wire
Riddick Starts Up
Principal photography commenced July 1
This is a good news/bad news kind of thing, good that the sci-fi channel
has some great ratings, sad at what it was that gave them the great
ratings (I am not including Stargate in that statement)
SCI FI Has Record Ratings
he SCI FI Channel reported that it drew record ratings in the second
qu
An image that definitively and clearly illustrates the difference
between men and women.
http://www.newpacifica.net/life.html
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Read about this briefly in TV Guide today and found some stuff online.
Most of the stuff online is dated 2001, but this article seems to be
more recent...
http://makeashorterlink.com/?D19B42865
Some older stories about this
http://www.gateworld.net/news/archive/spinoffnews.shtml
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Another Stargate article (mentions spin-off series)
TV Guide: Stargate returns for Season Eight
JULY 16, 2003
http://makeashorterlink.com/?G5AB26865
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> Are you posting to the correct forum? I thought this was a political
> message list. ;-)
> Kevin T. - VRWC
It WAS a political message It was subliminal... Didn't you get it?
Gary
You are getting sleepy Maru
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-> 2003 HUGO AWARDS POLL
It's time once again for "Science Fiction Weekly's" annual unofficial
Hugo Awards poll! What were the best SF books, movies and stories of
2002?
http://www.scifi.com/sfw/hugo/2003results.php
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No doubt the Sci-Fi channel will be running this one right next to their
other blockbusters Tremors and Scare Tactics. If it wasn't bad
enough that they are going to remake Dukes of Hazzard, they had to go
and cast..
Britney Becomes a Duke
Yee-haw! According to the folks over at SkyNe
Very cool
Leaving a bubbly wake behind, Sea Launch's Odyssey launch platform
cruises at full speed toward the equator in the Pacific Ocean in this
aerial view captured Aug. 1 and returned to company headquarters via
satellite
http://www.space.com/imageoftheday/image_of_day_030806.html
Th
Spammers can certainly be as creative as they can be annoying.
With MailWasher, I am bouncing and deleting an average of 30 messages a
day, probably twice that on weekends. I am assuming that those weekend
spammers have real jobs during the week. :-)
I received an email in my box today, but be
I read the headline on one of the trash rag papers and was skeptical. It
read that there were exactly 911 days between the Sept 11 2001 attacks
and the recent attack in Madrid. I searched for a duration calculator
online, and depending on what time of day you enter, and accounting for
a leap year,
John wrote
> One interesting test case for any rule describing when the
> media shows a picture is that the rule must explain why the
> media refuses to show
> pictures of aborted human fetuses/babies.If showing a
> picture is about
> bringing home the reality of a killing - then surely
U.S. Air Force Worried About German (Golf) Bunkers
May 10, 9:50 am ET
BERLIN (Reuters) - The U.S. Air Force needs to fix its bunkers at the
Spangdahlem base in Germany -- because they are not up to U.S. Golf
Association standards.
The base in the Eifel mountains, home to the air force's 53rd
I ran across an interesting article about some homes being built in the
Netherlands that will float in a flood. I did a search and found quite a
few articles. I really wanted to find a webpage for the company that is
building these homes. It sounds like an awesome idea, especially for the
flood pr
Not sure how I ran across this, but it seems to be an interesting
theory. It was hosted on a Cornell server.
The links below are for the PDF of this document. If you are interested
in reading the entire document, but can't open a PDF, email me and I
will email you this article as a Word Documen
I briefly looked online but couldn't find anything on this
On the upcoming preview for next weeks Enterprise episode, the announcer
said "Only 5 new episodes left". They could have meant until the season
finale, but the wording led me to believe otherwise. Has anyone heard
anything?
Gary
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> It's Colonel Flagg meets Mulder.
Col. Flagg??? Wow, that's a name I haven't heard for years. I assume
that is a MASH reference? :-)
As much as I hate to criticize ST:E, I think they have made nothing more
than a half-hearted attempt to cash in on the Star Trek franchise. As
Damon said, just t
> Some jerks are trying to impose a patent on the jpeg format.
> Is there any "generic" jpeg-like format, like the PNG to
> replace GIF or the OGG to replace MP3?
> Alberto Monteiro
Unisys wasn't terribly successful at trying to collect royalties for
.GIF. Unisys was a laughing stock even to t
Some news from the "Forbidden" Archaeology front.
A note about Forbidden Archaeology Not that anyone on this list
would throw virtual bricks or flame someone, but let me say that I think
that there is probably some truth to these legends. Not necessarily as
the legend is written, but pro
> A note about Forbidden Archaeology Not that anyone on
> this list would throw virtual bricks or flame someone, but
> let me say that I think that there is probably some truth to
> these legends. Not necessarily as the legend is written, but
> probably something in between the two extreme
> At 11:03 AM 5/2/04, Gary Nunn wrote:
> >Noah's Ark Found? Turkey Expedition Planned for Summer
Ronn wrote...
> On another list, someone asked if the location is so
> inaccessible, why
> couldn't they just parachute in . . .
Good question, but my guess w
I guess this news is better than death and mayhem, but the local news
stations are so starved for news that one would think that we have a
pack (or is it pride?) of lions loose.
The short of it is, someone had a pet lion that got loose. Nobody is
owning up to it, but it is the News Of The Day her
> Anybody who murders, rapes or commits other violent-
> crimes-against-persons needs to be caught and prosecuted 'to
> the max' IMO, but does that make them a terrorist?
My knee-jerk reaction to this was that this was yet another case of
authority abuse and overkill, but after thinking it over
A couple of my favorite bad Science Fiction movies are about to be
released on DVD
Drum Roll Please.
1. Flight of the Navigator
2. Biggles: Adventures in Time
Just a couple of favorite bad childhood 80's movies.
These are right up there with "They Live". They are so bad that they are
cl
> > 2. Biggles: Adventures in Time
>
> I LOVE this movie! But I disagree with your statemement "so
> bad they're good;" this movie was MEANT to be campy, since
> its deliberately trying to evoke the adventure serials of a
> bygone day. Besides which, I think the movie was based on
> young adu
> Gary Nunn wrote:
> >These are right up there with "They Live".
> Oooh, campy-licious! How about "Battle Beyond the Stars"?
> John-Boy and Roger Corman channel Lucal and Hamill.
> Awesomely bad, yet
> enjoyable nonetheless. :)
> Jim
You kno
Looks like BG is definitely coming back this year. I am sure that
someone else posted this already, but what the heck.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0407362/
All I can say is woo-hoo ! Tricia Helfer's back :-)
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> Army of Darkness (has to be the king of campy)
Speaking of Ash, I just ran across this tidbit on Sci-Fi Wire.
Ash Taking On Freddy And Jason?
Bruce Campbell, who played Ash in the Evil Dead horror films, told SCI
FI Wire that there is "
Mini series update
Farscape: Peacekeeper War
Sci Fi to air mini series, "Farscape: Peacekeeper War"
http://tinyurl.com/3gchd
US Sci-Fi Channel will be showing the Farscape mini-series.
http://tinyurl.com/2hhtg
SCI FI Brings Back Farscape (from Sci-Fi Wire) http://tinyurl.com/2hfcf
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> I didn't see this one before. Was it sent to the list, or what?
> -- Ronn! :)
It looks like it went to the list... Here is the entire email...
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To:
I don't have any specific ties or allegiances to emergency services, but
this just outright pisses me off. Just watching the attack on TV left
me stunned and dazed. I can't imagine how it would have been to actually
have been there as an emergency response worker.
I don't see how anything of tha
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Summer temperatures in the Arctic have risen at an
incredible rate over the past three years and large patches of what
should be ice are now open water, a British polar explorer said on
Monday.
Ben Saunders, forced by the warm weather to abandon an attempt to ski
solo from nor
> Travis Edmunds wrote:
> >So you're telling me that "Masters of the Universe" (He-Man) is
> >a 'good' bad movie?
Then Jim said
> Oh, no. But then it wasn't on *my* list. And I've never seen that
> one, so I can't attest to its pain-inducing qualities the way
> I can with The Guyver.
W
> I have tons of Godzilla movies, Roger Corman films, and
> assorted bargain bin fare.
> xponent
> Killer Klowns From Outer Space Maru
> rob
Ok, I can come out of the closet and admit this now... I too like Roger
Corman movies. I just bought "The Last Woman on Earth" on DVD for $3.00.
Horrible,
> Melanotan 2 (PalatinR) is an alpha-melanocyte stimulating hormone
> (MSH) analogue. In animals MSH regulates penile erection,
> sexual motivation and the secretion of sexual attractants (in
> rat studies). In a preliminary study in humans, it led to
> erection without sexual stimulation and in
Wow! I usually bounce 40 to 50 spam messages a day from my main
account. In the last 24 hours, I have bounced 300+. That's a six fold
increase in 24 hours. Ouch!
I sure am glad that they passed that highly effective anti-spam law.
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I watched this movie yesterday and I left the theater a little bit
stunned and disturbed.
I realize that the meteorological science was stretched a bit, but it
was VERY easy to suspend belief while watching this movie. Much easier
than Independence Day for example.
The special effects were excep
> This article pooh-poohs the idea of food affecting the
> behavior of children with ADHD.
Major snippage...
> I don't have any experience with ADHD children, but I
> have plenty with hot* horses, and I guarantee you that
> the type of grain supplement they receive _does_
My daughter has mode
'Useful' Military Warnings
"Aim towards the enemy." - Instruction printed on U.S. rocket launcher
"When the pin is pulled, Mr. Grenade is not our friend." - U.S. Army
magazine
"Cluster bombing from B-52s is very, very accurate. The bombs are
guaranteed to always hit the ground." - U.S.A
Wait! It's a ... : Unidentified creature stumps experts
"What in the world?" Bill Kurdian asked himself when he saw the animal
for the first time.
About the size of a fox, but with short brown hair and a long cat-like
tail, it looked more like an animal in a National Geographic spread out
o
Just ran across this from a Michael Whelan newsletter.
SCIENCE FICTION MUSEUM OPENING
You are cordially invited to join Paul Allen, Michael Whelan, Greg Bear,
David Brin, Dennis Murin, and surprise guests from science fiction
publishing, movies, and TV at
The Science Fiction Museum and Hal
Headline: Somali Charged in Plot Against Ohio Mall
This is close enough to me that it leaves a shiver. They have not
announced what mall was the potential target, but my guess is that it
was City Center mall as that would be the one that would cause the most
death and destruction. It is a three
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