What's the plural of sourpuss...? Sourpussies? *snide laugh*
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Cool science news.
URL to an article in Science Daily News
_http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/12/071213101403.htm_
(http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/12/071213101403.htm)
Planets orbiting Gliese 581 may be habitable
First few paragraph
European team of
Writer Reveals Trek Details
http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/index.php?category=0id=46451
Roberto Orci, co-writer of director J.J. Abram's highly anticipated Star
Trek movie, told SCI FI Wire that the tightly guarded story for the
upcoming franchise reboot depends heavily on the appearance of
We were just talking about this last week...
http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/index.php?category=0id=46413
Freeman's Rama Close To Reality?
Morgan Freeman told SCI FI Wire that his long-held dream of producing
and starring in a big-screen adaptation of Arthur C. Clarke's SF novel
Woody Woodpecker (san sexual conotations)
LOLLOLLOL!!!
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Most of my books are in bins in my attic. I'll have to go through
them...maybe buy
a bookcase. If I had a wife...hmmm...nawww, I'll get one myself. A
bookcase I mean!
Here are the ones I could find in my sunporch...(My what)
Black Military Books...
Blood for Dignity -- David P. Colley
I do, too! But it was excellent SF! Not much 'F', though!
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's post office and police are trying to track
down a rogue elf who wrote obscene letters to children on behalf of
Santa Claus, a newspaper reported on Friday.
The Ottawa Citizen said at least 10 nasty letters had been delivered to
little girls and boys in Ottawa who
Based alone on Freeman's talking with Clarke, I like the odds on this becoming
reality, and look forward to it. I need to reread the book.
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We
were just talking about this last week...
yes indeed. and Jeffrey Combs as Wayun was great. I know at least a couple of
his clones were killed by the one Founder who spoke for the race, due to
failures in his performance. And Worf killed the last clone toward the end of
the series.
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love Spock, but i'm curious how Kirk will fit in, and why Shatner wasn't needed
for much? Is it because they killed' Kirk in Generations, so he's
technically dead during the time when Nimoy's Spock is to be featured? (I've
always assumed that Kirk isn't really, permanently dead, given the
Reece, you sure about that? I can find you a lot of fine young ladies, if you
don't mind my cast-offs...
Reece Jennings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Most of
my books are in bins in my attic. I'll have to go through
them...maybe buy
a bookcase. If I had a
Seriously, those are some great titles.
Reece Jennings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Most of
my books are in bins in my attic. I'll have to go through
them...maybe buy
a bookcase. If I had a wife...hmmm...nawww, I'll get one myself. A
bookcase I mean!
Here are the
When I watched Star Trek, I was always under the impression that Kirk was the
main protagonist (I guess that it helped him doing all the star logs
getting the girl... albeit being a green woman or something). It just seems
like an odd I'd say purposefull move to not include Shatner. To me,
true, that's my point and my problem.
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From: Reece Jennings [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Will's wife was Regina King, and in Independence Day, Vivica Fox...
2 very fine Black women...except that these movies aren't really love
stories...
Maurice Jennings
Sometimes it works in the animals' favor, though. I don't put down traps
for the field mice that come inside during the winter...As long as they
stay in the basement out of sight. I see one once in a while when I
surprise
them in the middle of the night. I'm sure my irregular sleeping patterns
Agreed, it's not what i'm looking for. I'm looking for a movie where the
romance with a Sister is the focus--comedy or drama. I guess, though, we have
stuff like Love Jones, Two Can Play that Game, Brown Sugar, etc., there's
no dearth of Black romance at the movies. Though I would like to see a
Well, Daywatch finally made it to the top of my Netflix queue. I've
been home sick, so I had time to watch it. I loved it. I love the
imagery of this movie--slightly off kilter from western movies because
it was not designed by European or Western minds. Nevertheless, there
are some scenes
absolutely can't wait for the release of this film. I think this is the best
comic to movie translation (next to Spiderman 2)
Mike Street [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.movieweb.com/video/V07L5asvzIKLQS
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I dunno I wasn't wow'd by the trailer at all. I feel a over hype little
deliverly machine about to come into effect.
On Dec 17, 2007 3:52 PM, yinka oyekunle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
absolutely can't wait for the release of this film. I think this is the
best comic to movie translation (next
Childhood's End is the Arthur C. Clarke book I would like to see
made into a movie. Best yet: it could star Will Smith as Jan
Rodricks, a brilliant young black man with a strong interest in
astronomy and space exploration (brother of Maia Rodricks, the most
beautiful woman in the world). Jan
I have Time Warner and am very happy with it. When I was in New Jersey I
had Comcast and it was rubbish. Time Warner gives good service and a fair
price. Their internet service is also faster and better than when I had
Comcast. They are ok in my book. I can NOT say the same for their phone
i agree. i bet the writers will say that since young Kirk is being featured,
it's *still* about Kirk. I just wonder, though, why old Spock and not old Kirk?
Even if it's trully the type of story they wanted to tell, it is indeed a snub:
can't be viewed any way but.
Also, I thought the script
Yeah I was thinking the same: ³ya may not want to take credit for writing
the DIALOGUE in Transformers, as that was the worst part of the picture.²
On 12/17/07 8:07 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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i agree. i bet the writers will say that since young Kirk is being
Thanks, Martin. I have always loved to read. I still keep a book in the
bathroom.
Right now it's Bill Cosby and Dr. Alvin Poussaint's 'Come on People'.
I'm betting you guys have some great lists, too!
Maurice Jennings
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Good points, Keith. Good points...
I remember 'A Warm December' with Sidney Poitier and Abby Lincoln.
There are others...of course...
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I'd be honored to be introduced to your cast-offs, Martin!
But I'm sure...I have always been a loner. My parents knew it, too.
When I was about 6 or 7, my dad would leave me in the woods fishing
in the morning. He would check on me at noon, then pick me up when he
got off from work. I enjoyed
I could see Will in that. But it wouldn't get Keith his love story.
ravenadal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Childhood's End is the Arthur
C. Clarke book I would like to see
made into a movie. Best yet: it could star Will Smith as Jan
Rodricks, a brilliant young black man with a strong
Pulling several threads together, Rendezvous with Rama is one of the
many books I own but have not yet read. Arthur C. Clarke is one of my
favorite authors and I have owned this book for decades. Must be time
to dust that puppy off.
~rave!
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Tracey, I'd have to say that that's changing. From my recent experiences at the
bottom of the health-care ladder, I've met many fine White people here in the
nice red state of Jawja, all bound together by the certainty that we're all
being held down by a common foe.
Tracey de Morsella
That, and they have new brown groups of people to hate.
On 12/17/07 9:54 PM, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tracey, I'd have to say that that's changing. From my recent experiences at
the bottom of the health-care ladder, I've met many fine White people here in
the nice red state
Absolutely in that case, it's killing time. But in 8 years all I've had is
a couple of
field mice coming in from the cold. I had my mom's stuff packed into my
basement,
and when I cleaned it out a month ago, I found where she had packed away
peanuts
in the shells in boxes. The shells were
Keith, I heard that Sh*tner was attached o this early on, but got the gate,
reportedly because his ego wouldn''t fit on the screen.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i agree. i bet the writers will say that
since young Kirk is being featured, it's *still* about Kirk. I just wonder,
though, why
LMNAO!!!
Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
k Every time I reread your reaction to sheep popularity, I fall out
laughing.
I've always heard the people in the UK are into some kinky stuff, so
maybe the women there like what he does with
LMNAO!
Reece Jennings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What's the plural of
sourpuss...? Sourpussies? *snide laugh*
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So did I, once I'd caught my error. One image in particular, of Martha finding
sheep-shears in the TARDIS control room...
Reece Jennings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: LOLLOLLOL!!! I gotta admit,
I had some very unseemly pictures flash
through my mind!
Maurice Jennings
Have you or someone
I hope that is true. It is my fear that one day they will wake up too
late to the cold reality that we were not their enemies, but fellow
victims and that they were used to help take themselves down
Martin wrote:
Tracey, I'd have to say that that's changing. From my recent
experiences at
I thought they just tacked them on to the list of who to hate. I don't
know how they keep track
Daryle wrote:
That, and they have new brown groups of people to hate.
On 12/17/07 9:54 PM, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:truthseeker_013%40yahoo.com wrote:
Tracey, I'd have to say
I like Will, but think they need to expand beyond Smith, Freeman,
Washington and Jackson when it comes to casting African American leads
Martin wrote:
I could see Will in that. But it wouldn't get Keith his love story.
ravenadal [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:ravenadal%40yahoo.com wrote:
Has anyone heard anything about Hancock?
His first Superhero flick.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0448157/
http://gamera-spinning.livejournal.com/1455030.html
Looks cute. He DOES have a relationship w ith a white woman, so I
dunno how well that'll go over.
JJ Mohareb
--
Read the Bitter
It does look good. I like Berg and the rest of the cast.. Keith will
be disappointed, but not surprised. I still say if Black or Black
romantic comedies are part of Smith's agenda, he is not going to risk
that on a blockbuster.
Justin Mohareb wrote:
Has anyone heard anything about
very good book, i do recommend it. there's a sequel also
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Pulling several threads together, Rendezvous with Rama is one of the
many books I own but have not yet read. Arthur C. Clarke is one of my
favorite
yeah, yeah! :(
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From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It does look good. I like Berg and the rest of the cast.. Keith will
be disappointed, but not surprised. I still say if Black or Black
romantic comedies are
Supposedly this is really, truly the last release of Blade Runner. If so,
this is worth picking up. One of the greatest scifi movies of all time. Period.
I listened to Ridley Scott on NPR yesterday, and he says he's finally
completely happy with this cut of Blade Runner. He's cleaned up the
Consider this. Maybe his agenda is purely profits. If that is the
case, I seriously doubt if he would touch Black on Black romance. I
honestly can not tell what his agenda is.
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yeah, yeah! :(
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From: Tracey de
oh indeed. Love Jones is better than most of the fluff romantic comedies the
likes of Kate Hudson and Jennifer Lopez star in...
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From: Reece Jennings [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Good points, Keith. Good points...
I remember 'A Warm December' with Sidney
indeed. one of my greatest pleasures is seeing a well written and well acted
movie with fresh new faces. I love Jamie Fox in Ray, but the greatest
pleasure was the young actress who played his mother. it was so cool not to
have Regina King, Angela Bassett, etc. Fine actresses indeed, but the
ha-ha! if we had mice in my crawlspace, i'd be down there right now with a
flashlight and traps!
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From: Reece Jennings [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Absolutely in that case, it's killing time. But in 8 years all I've had is
a couple of
field mice coming in
i wouldn't be surprised about the ego thing, but still--it's Shatner!
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From: Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Keith, I heard that Sh*tner was attached o this early on, but got the gate,
reportedly because his ego wouldn''t fit on the screen.
[EMAIL
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Really sad news - a great loss.
Monday, 17 December 2007
It is with great sorrow that we pass on the information about the death of
filmmaker St. Clair Bourne early Saturday morning (Dec. 15).
St. Clair was a friend of the African Diaspora Film
And... Just kidding, what is his big ego so acceptable?
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i wouldn't be surprised about the ego thing, but still--it's Shatner!
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From: Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:truthseeker_013%40yahoo.com
Keith, I heard that
I loved him on Picket Fences
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I was watching Devil in a Blue Dress a couple of weeks ago, and i
kept thinking it would have been better with another actor besides
Denzel Washington. He was good, of course, but i couldn never forget
it was him playing the role. Don
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, yinka oyekunle
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Perhaps it's just me, but this SCREAMS preemptory strike on bad
publicity from TREK fans, all the obsequeousness about how the fans
are the stewards of continuity. Like they give a damn.
Nice try, but fans are going to
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't want to see Smith in this should it ever get to the screen.
I could see Will in that. But it wouldn't get Keith his love story.
ravenadal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Childhood's End is the
Arthur C. Clarke
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Justin Mohareb
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This may have been discussed here, can't quite recall, however I do
recall some discussion on the film. The first script resembled SHANE
a lot and the relationship with the married woman was supposed to be
an emotional
In a message dated 12/18/07 12:20:29 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
very good book, i do recommend it. there's a sequel also
Actually 2 sequels-both are very good and feature a female black lead.
-GTW
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