Who's going to the Worldcon this coming Labor Day?
I get there the evening of Sep 2nd and am staying at the Marriott.
This is my first Con ever and am really looking forward to it.
George A
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In the sort of move that only The Fool could love,
the ACLU has
recently succeeded in purging references to the role
of the Spanish
Missions ins settling California in the Seal of the
City of Los
Angeles.
After all, we all know that the City of
http://www.newsday.com/news/local/longisland/politics/ny-flnpr3818138may
25,0,7908246.story?coll=ny-lipolitics-print
Watchdog group report
BY PETER GOODMAN
STAFF WRITER
May 25, 2004
Despite a perception that National Public Radio is politically liberal,
the majority of its sources are
On Thu, 3 Jun 2004 10:18:22 -0500, The Fool [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Despite a perception that National Public Radio is politically liberal,
the majority of its sources are actually Republicans and conservatives,
according to a survey released today by Fairness and Accuracy in
Reporting, a
A planned nudist bicycle tour in the Netherland's so called bible-belt
has upset local churchmen who are holding their own youth charity bike
ride the same day.
They have tried in vain to get local authorities to ban the nudists to
stop them clashing with the youth chapter of the Reformed Church
Incidences like this are why I view the claims for
most new drugs in the 'huge lucrative potential'
category with a rather jaundiced eye:
http://www.usatoday.com/money/industries/health/drugs/2004-06-02-spitzer_x.htm
...The lawsuit, filed in the New York State Supreme
Court in Manhattan, charged
On 6/3/04 1:32 PM, Gary Denton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They have tried in vain to get local authorities to ban the nudists to
stop them clashing with the youth chapter of the Reformed Church when
they both take to the road in the eastern town of Apeldoorn on June
12.
Wow, I didn't even know
Travis Edmunds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
DISCLAIMER: I'm a rather agnostic fellow who has
some major problems with
organized religion. I think that should clear up any
potential misunderstandings below.
snip
I really should add something more though. You say
that the Christianity
JDG said:
At any rate Fall of Hyperion just seemed like a muddled mess to
me - difficult to follow, and as Rich noted, a very unclean
ending.
I must admit that I like the non-Pilgrims part of the ending, just not
the resolution of their thread. I remember reading an interview with
At 12:32 PM 6/3/04, Gary Denton wrote:
Or perhaps he is worried about what else could happen: Nine naked
men walking down the road would cause a heap of trouble for all
concerned.
Flash video -
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http://www.pureesoiree.be/Post/?P_ID=3869
It Could Be An .avi File And It Would Still Qualify
At 05:44 PM 6/3/04, Deborah Harrell wrote:
Moreover, Jesus was quite anti-hierarchical in his
behavior [...] Did he wear fancy clothes, drive the latest
chariot, sup from golden chalices, hoist a mighty
sword?
Did He wear a pinky ring? Did He drive a brand new car? Did His wife wear
furs and
Archbishop's column, taken from the Denver Archdiocese website:
It's a matter of honesty: to receive Communion, we need to be in communion
If we claim to be Catholic, we need to act like it all the way, all the
time, without excuses
Relationships have consequences. They shape the way we
This is as idiotic as Dan's theory (from the NYT) that you can compare a
rebuilding effort on a per capita basis, ignoring the 4x difference in
population and 25x difference in land area.
Do they define their terms? They say source an awful lot, but is it a five
second clip, or a half hour
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