William T Goodall wrote:
http://www.tricklefan.com/southern/test.html
I got 30/71...
Only 41/71, Southern Sympathizer. And I also had a lot of
trouble with the car innard questions. :-)
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Damon Agretto wrote:
Can someone post the whole article for those of us
that don't want to start an account? Or do we have a
Brin-L account thre too?
I went to bugmenot.com, and found this account:
user name: utesfan
password: sierra
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I've added a new Vilyehm Teighlore fan-fic story, The
Dorrvi -- Added Information:
http://stories.brin-l.org/dorrvi.html
To see the original Dorrvi listing it refers to, go to
pages 106-109 of _Contacting Aliens_.
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Julia Thompson wrote:
And she does all kinds of crap to get her name in the
headlines anyway. Any publicity is good publicity,
something like that. (Egomaniacal -!)
Ick. Sounds a lot like our own Judge Roy Moore.
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Doug Pensinger wrote:
I agree that the US should have intervened. Do you agree, if
it would have done so, it would have been dissed by a great
deal of the world for imperealism? Should we have been
willing to violate international law to save half a million
human lives?
What did the
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I'm proud to see that Huntsville, Alabama is ranked number 8 in
Forbes' Best Places for Business. Not bad at all, considering
that it has the smallest population in the top 25 list, at only
354,000 people. Other Brineller homes are also on the list,
including Houston at number 15, and Austin at
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Gary Denton wrote:
Well, I learned about the reliability of the American
press last year when I went to independent sources and
found out that Iraq had shut down its nuclear weapons
program immediately after the first Gulf War.
Where did this information come from? That definitely
Gary Denton wrote:
Well, I learned about the reliability of the American press
last year when I went to independent sources and found out
that Iraq had shut down its nuclear weapons program
immediately after the first Gulf War.
Where did this information come from? That definitely sounds
like
Nick Lidster wrote:
Perfectly true, anyone can be a grunt, however when your in
the middle of no where, have no backup, and need to get the
job done what do you do? Though you fly in the clouds, a
marine is a grunt first. The 58th was heralded as the best
of the best. To me they were flying
This is a pretty cool article that got posted to LarryNiven-L
earlier today. Looks like a potentially very useful new technology.
http://apnews1.iwon.com/article/20040429/D828HIG00.html
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Nick Arnett wrote:
I do most of my development and day-to-day work on W3K and
XP... they've been very stable.
I should hope so, since they had an extra thousand years to
work on that first one! ;-)
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David Hobby wrote:
It is an interesting idea: Neanderthals, though intelligent,
were adapted for a low-tech, cold weather evolutionary niche.
So maybe they were a different species--the debate goes on.
Because dental growth is an excellent indicator of somatic
development, our results
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Subject: [Larryniven-l] ALERT: The LATEST of SCAMS
Date: Tue, 20 Apr 2004 02:23:10 -0700
From: Frank Gasperik [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: The Larry Niven Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This one is good for a real laugh! From THE REGISTER
I suppose it had to happen some day.
Gautam Mukunda wrote, on the Massachusetts Munster:
It's from the Adams family, right?
Nope, it's actually from a very similar series that ran at the
same time (1964-6 according to IMDB) called The Munsters. Like
the Addams, the Munsters freaked out ordinary people every week.
Unlike most of the
Alberto Monteiro wrote:
Jewish Capitalism: You have two cows. Your palestin neighbour
has a (baby cow? what's the english name for that?).
Calf. Also used for elephant and whale babies.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(The list is still too serious.)
---this time without hitting the control button with my wrist:
In GURPS Uplift, the main continent on Calafia is named Farley.
Anybody know why?
I have my own idea and want to see if
anyone's thinking along the same lines.
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Robert Seeberger wrote:
Two anti-war protesters evaded tight security to climb London's
landmark Big Ben clock tower at the Houses of Parliament as
thousands marched on the first anniversary of the invasion of
Iraq on Saturday. The pair unfurled a banner which read Time
for Truth before
I got back from Deep South Con/Mid South Con in Memphis Sunday
night. It was scheduled with David Brin as the Guest of Honor,
and Todd Lockwood, who I've never heard of because he seems to
do mostly fantasy illustration, as the Artist Guest of Honor.
Kevin Lenagh of _Contacting Aliens_ fame, and
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Kevin Tarr wrote:
http://www.bcaplan.com/cgi/purity.cgi
I had 40.
Kevin T. - VRWC
Failed again
41, even though a lot of the questions were pretty crappy.
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The Fool wrote a particular word every paragraph:
FUCK
FUCK
SNIP
I've heard claims that men think of sex every x-number of
seconds. Is this proof? ;-)
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Robert Seeberger wrote:
Quote:
Bill Maher responded with the suggestion that the suicide
hijackers of September 11th, 2001 were not cowardly because
they stayed in the plane and died whereas the US military
firing a cruise missile from 2000 miles away was cowardly.
I uderstood it that way
Gautam Mukunda wrote:
Well, sort of. But it's already happened to secretaries,
right? That's what voicemail/PIMs has done to that job.
It's happened to a lot of manufacturing jobs - that's what
automation has done. There's not any _conceptual_ difference
between the two scenarios.
Other
Trent Shipley wrote:
The Rats of NiMH?
That's the one I was thinking about. It had fantasy elements --
the non-enhanced animals could talk, too. I'm wondering if anyone
has ever written a hard science fiction version of the same
premise, of enhanced rats escaping, then trying to form their
own
Jon Gabriel wrote:
Thought I'd do this, since my last post got through and I'm
not sure Steve's are...
I actually just forgot, but I'm really glad you remembered.
Thanks!
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Robert Seeberger wrote:
How much are you paying in your part of the country?
$1.56 or so down the street from me, but the picture
on drudge that linked to the article below shows $2.28.
Yikes, that is high
Last time I checked here, it was $1.699 per gallon for regular
unleaded, and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But the best voice for Smaug is already doing Elrond.
That didn't stop John Rhys Davies from playing both Gimli and
the voice of Treebeard.
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Damon Agretto wrote:
Ah if only they made a hybrid Jetta...
A man after my own heart. :-)
I currently drive a silver 2000 Jetta, and my previous car was
a 1994 Jetta in some sort of weird eggplanty purple color. The
one before that was a 1985 VW Golf, which drove very reliably
for the whole time
David Hobby wrote:
At the end of it, half of them say things like a cubic
meter is a liter, which weighs a gram.
While we're already talking about changing our number systems,
maybe we should change metric to make that true, because those
definitions make a *lot* more sense than the real ones.
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The Fool wrote:
Let's see India, China, or Russia belly up to the bar and
pay their fair share of the hundreds-of-billions of dollars
per year being stolen from the US Taxpayer to make
outsourcing possible.
ritu wrote:
What does 'belly up to the bar' mean?
From context, I think it
Travis Edmunds wrote:
Do you mean (A) singualarity? If so, I saw one the other night
on TNG. If not...then could you explain? I probably am familiar
with what you speak of, but it's not exactly rolling of my
tongue.
The Singularity Robert's talking about is metaphorically like a
black
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Jan Coffey wrote:
Dan used a portion of that statment out of context as if I were
defending Hittler and then reqested citations for that deffence.
I could easily be wrong, but I read Dan's response as a request
for evidence that Hitler was appalled at what was going on. I
know that was just a
Doug Pensinger wrote:
You know, when I witness the joy that the San Fransisco
initiative has brought to those that have hertofore been
unable to make their love for each other official (however
temporal it's legitimacy),it makes me wonder how on earth
good-hearted people can be against this
Alberto Monteiro wrote:
No more! I found the magic word that I had to utter!
The spell is
glEnable(GL_DEPTH_TEST);
Whoops! I never even thought of that!
That turns in the Z-buffer functionality that allows OpenGL to
actually hide the parts of objects that are behind other objects.
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My sister is doing a finance class project about Pixar, and
she's looking for more background and trend information:
I'm researching the trend of CGI in movies. Do you know of any
good websites that I could check out? I'm trying to analyze
from 1998 to 2003. I just want to find out how much
Alberto Monteiro wrote:
I must be doing something _really_ stupid, but why I can't
draw even a simple tetrahedron with OpenGL? One of the faces
does not show :-/
Is there any magic word that I must utter before it works?
I have two guesses:
1) Could OpenGL be culling the back-facing polygons?
Alberto Monteiro wrote:
The program is as simple as possible, and all but
the first triangle appear correctly. The first
triangle, however, is invisible.
Essentially, this is the OpenGL part of the program:
glLoadIdentity();
glTranslatef(0.0f,0.0f,-15.0f);
glRotated(m_angulo,
Julia Thompson wrote:
I don't know what's common these days. Do the dark colors
include one somewhere between green and blue? :) (And would
that color be available in XL?)
I can certainly look. Last time I was in the local Hobby Lobby,
a few weeks ago, they had some XL shirts in some
Travis Edmunds wrote:
In all honesty, I have no idea what those four memes are.
And quite frankly, I don't overly care. If I ever stumble
across them though, I shall store them in my clueless brain.
The essay where Dr. Brin described them is easy to miss,
unless you've either been reading
I released my first t-shirt design for sale a couple of months
ago, featuring a high-quality single frame from the Izmunuti
animation I created a few years ago...
http://www.sloansteady.com/#anims
...showing Streaker getting hammered inside the red giant
Izmunuti.
The CafePress.com site I've
The Fool wrote:
You could make a shorter catagory that includes both
religion and politics called Evil:.
So, given your tendency to post political articles and essays,
does that make you the list's biggest source of Evil?
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I've added two new pictures of Travis Edmunds to the Brin-L
Memberpix pages. To see them, go to my main picture page:
http://www.sloan3d.com/cgi-bin/memberpix.cgi
Or go directly to:
http://www.sloan3d.com/cgi-bin/memberpix.cgi?person=travis
Ronn!Blankenship wrote:
Jews OK Mel's film
MEL Gibson's controversial film about the last hours of Jesus's
life is unlikely to incite hostility against Jews, the Executive
Council of Australian Jewry
Isn't that what they call bracelets, rings, etc. in Alabama? ;-)
Kevin Tarr wrote:
I started getting mail saying something from me was
undeliverable. AVG said it had the myd**m v*r*s in it. AVG
isn't finding the v*r*s anywhere else, just the mail coming in.
Since them I'm getting messages coming in with the v*r*s. But
I'm more confused by the returned
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Alberto Monteiro wrote:
My 10-year-old daughter accidentally killed my 4-year-old's
character. Is there any way to raise de dead?
Alberto Monteiro in panic mode
PS: yes, I know the sims is evil and must be eradicated
Maybe you can generate a red-headed lesbian witch character
to do it. ;-)
But
Trent Shipley wrote:
620 MYA: The ecologically insensitive Lions dominate the
Galaxies. Ash spreads through 30% of Galaxy One and 20% of
Galaxy Two. Complex sea life on Earth.
I think I remember the Cambrian Explosion being closer to
560 MYA, but it's been a while since I read about it.
12
Reggie Bautista wrote:
The Martian Way? Never heard of it. Any idea if it's
available in any of the copious numbers of Asimov anthologies
out there?
According to the Internet SF Database site:
http://isfdb.tamu.edu/cgi-bin/pw.cgi?6e2806
It's been published in these books/magazines:
1.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our artist of Contacting Aliens has not yet answered back.
If Brin does not do it, I'll have to try to fill in.
We have to have a hoon dressed up as the Mikado.
It's too good.
If I ever get around to building a Hoon 3D model, which I plan
to do for a shirt someday, I
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Ronn!Blankenship wrote:
I don't know about financial models, but I do know that
judgement, especially when immediate judgement on critical
issues is necessary, is affected by fatigue. For one thing,
tired people tend to be grumpy people, and may do things
they later regret.
I think both of
Subject: [Larryniven-l] OT: What Not to Do During LOTRs
Date: Sat, 10 Jan 2004 09:34:32 -
From: Nesssus [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: ln-l [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Originally posted:
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Jon Gabriel wrote:
After reading the article, I wondered if Apu from the
Simpsons also drew ire when he first debuted.
Safety in numbers. The show has slurred just about every
nationality or minority I can think of, so Apu got lost
in the flood. :-)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Re: Minimal Profits for Halliburton
Maybe they should sell tee-shirts?
(According to a different thread)
Ed McMahon voice
Hey-ohhh!
/Ed McMahon voice
;-)
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Kevin Tarr wrote:
I'm only asking this from a business POV. There are many
things I do not know and would like some details. Let me
back up a step. I get t-shirts made for two groups I'm
involved in. I'm assuming you are not the one making
those shirts, that physically you never touch them.
I'm pretty sure I set the price of the shirt at my online
store too high, so as an apology, I've decreased it from
$19.99 to $16.99. Do y'all consider $3 of profit per
shirt fair?
http://www.cafeshops.com/Sloan3D
As for the Irregulars question, Dr. Brin suggested that I
donate part of each
Michael Harney wrote:
I'm not filtering anymore. I've reviewed recent posts
in the archives, and I think I'll be fine for now.
As fair warning, my last post did have a question about the
best organizations for protecting wildlife, but I'm hoping
any thread that comes out of my question will be
When I first announced my online store, I said I was planning to
eventually sell temporary tattoos with the Universal Kilns logo
from _Kiln People_. They are now available for sale, and they're
an essential part of a ditto costume, ideal for Halloween, or
Masquerade at science fiction conventions.
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Ronn!Blankenship wrote:
The letters form an acronym of a Christmas song. Name
the song, win my gratitude grin.
Some are easy, others aren't.
Here are the answers my sister and I were able to come up
with this morning:
1. TCS (CROAOF)
The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)
A former Brineller made number 11 out of Discover magazine's
top 100 science stories of 2003, listed in the January 2004
issue. At first, scientists thought that an object orbiting a
pulsar in globular cluster M4 was simply a small star or brown
dwarf. Steinn Sigurdsson and his colleagues at
William T Goodall wrote:
In Heinlein's books, humans are always the toughest
species in the cosmos.
It was also a notion that Analog editor John W Campbell was
keen on with the result that there were a couple of generations
of sf where the clever/tough/plucky/lucky humans defeated the
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I'm going to be flying to Houston, Texas to visit my brother on
the afternoon of Thursday, December 18. Any Brinellers (or even
lurkers?) in the Houston area want to meet some time between
the 19th and 23rd or so?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I happened to like 'Engle Against The Stars'
Didn't she write A _Wrinkle in Time_? ;-)
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G. D. Akin wrote:
You're in Huntsville
I am. Ronn's in the Birmingham area.
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I have finished what I hope will be the first of many pieces
of merchandise decorated with my illustrations. This one is
a shirt featuring a high-quality single frame from the
Izmunuti animation I created a few years ago...
http://www.sloansteady.com/#anims
...showing Streaker getting
Gary Nunn wrote:
Kind of long, and my score was embarrassingly low...but fun.
http://www.yetanotherdot.com/asp/80s.html
I did slightly better:
Final Score: 137
Now, if only I could score as well on *useful* knowledge!
:-)
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Doug Pensinger wrote:
I'm not sure how you would look it up. The list pre-dates the
(woefully inadiquate) list archive at Yahoo. Julia would know
for sure, but I'll guess it was somewhere around August, 1995.
Some time after I joined the list, I sent in requests for the
list digests from
Jon Gabriel wrote:
Would you be willing to email them -- completely at your
convenience -- to some of us (ok, me) if we made requests?
I'll be happy to. Just be prepared, because the zip files
total a little over 15 MB. They also aren't very organized,
with LarryNiven-L posts from the same days
Dan Minette wrote:
I heard that Hubberd made up Scientology as a scam to make
lots of money, and didn't really believe at all. Does anyone
know how accurate/inaccurate this is?
I remember reading somewhere that Hubbard made a bet with another
SF writer about it. He bet that he could create a
Jack Amico wrote:
Nick:
One of my hotmail based kids must have hit one of their pages,
opening a door to getting a Mirer(sp?) bar on my IE browser.
I've tried everything including playing a little (remember, I'm
a little past newbie) with the registry - removed everything I
can find, set my
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Julia Thompson wrote:
can't be any worse than what I've already dealt with this
morning, right?
Kosh
Never ask that question!
/Kosh
:-)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PS ---Post it, Steve.
Done:
http://www.sloan3d.com/brinl/stories/neverassume.html
BTW, which title do you prefer? Hoon family etiquette or
Never Assume?
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d.brin wrote:
If your large organization needs a speaker, drop by
www.davidbrin.com/speaker.
Needs to be www.davidbrin.com/speaker.html
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Matt Grimaldi wrote:
Andrew Michael Grimaldi,
Born 23-Oct-2003 at 6:52 p.m.
10 lb., 8 oz. 20.5 inches
Both baby and mother are doing well, though Andrew was
transfered to the NICU at another hospital to monitor
a couple of potentially serious conditions. He has
recovered well, has
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From his publisher earlier today:
From: Heather Drucker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ++Tor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Heather Drucker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: HAL CLEMENT, SCIENCE FICTION AUTHOR, DIES AT 81
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2003 17:19:11 -0500
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
HAL CLEMENT, SCIENCE
Jeroen van Baardwijk wrote:
Can't help you there, but when it comes to graphics design you
really ought to go talk to our local artist, Steve Sloan. Our
resident timeline maniac, Alberto Monteiro, could also be of
great help. Like I said, if you need help you only have to ask.
Welcome, Matt!
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