(It's the first line that I usually use.)
The best thing for being sad is to learn something. That is the only
thing that never fails. You may grow old and trembling in your
anatomies, you may lie awake at night listening to the disorder in
your veins, you may miss your only love, you may see the
new series (!!) coming to cable TV, I can see the die-hard
fans pushing the franchise on further. No skin off my nose. I don't
have to watch any of it.
md_moore42 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Well, I went to see the last Star
Wars movie last night.
sigh
I had real troubles staying awake. True, I
Sign me up as an alpha tester.
(Marian)
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Tracey de Morsella \(formerly
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Just providing this update. I have the mailing list and the portal
installed. I am now in the process of configuring and customizing
them.
Mentioned in another group that I belong to---
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Hi Friends!
Yahoo is deleting groups that have even one member
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ya' mean that there's more than 42?
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http://www.sciencemag.org/sciext/125th/
Science explores 125 big questions that face scientific inquiry
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The only problem that I see is that every child in that story except
Charlie is a self-centered brat. Would we be complaining about that
characterization of children of color if they were included?
However, in general, I would agree with the writer's criticism.
Charlie is somewhat of anomoly in
!
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wrote:
That's why I mentioned editing and supporting the writers with our
cash.
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wrote:
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Times-Picayune
Friday, September 02, 2005
Fats Domino, safe and sound
Friday, 3:38 p.m.
After being rescued from his flooded home in the Lower 9th Ward and
evacuated by boat to the St. Claude Avenue bridge late Monday, New
Orleans music legend Fats Domino wound up at the triage unit at the
Where did they get the idea that Nagin was creole? He's never claimed
that. He's from a different neighborhood and political group than
the creoles of N.O.
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hesychastic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
terry scott [EMAIL
@yahoogroups.com, md_moore42 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Where did they get the idea that Nagin was creole? He's never
claimed
that. He's from a different neighborhood and political group than
the creoles of N.O.
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-Original Message-
From: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of md_moore42
Sent: Sunday, December 18, 2005 01:46
To: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [scifinoir2] Re: Alexander Siddig Talks New Movie and
Post-TREK
Typecasting
I finally
those who can change a name, hair
color, eye color, or a history, and then blend in to the general
bland
homogeneous America.
-Original Message-
From: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of md_moore42
Sent: Sunday, December 18, 2005 15:52
To: scifinoir2
glad I don't have the option.
I'd like to hear more about your being Black and Jewish. Born that
way, or a choice made in your adult life?
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From: md_moore42 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Your comment is interesting because I am both Black and Jewish
I rented and finally got a chance to see Serenity this past
weekend. Whedon surprised me. Unlike the ST movies, he went all out;
no character was safe from dying.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, brent wodehouse
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Yeah, I mentioned that I finally got a chance to see it on DVD a few
weeks ago. I loved it. In my case, it came out during Katrina and no
theatres were open down here. Even though I lost some favorite
characters, I appreciated that no characters were safe. I can't
imagine ST doing the same.
Yeah, I remember sitting in a doctor's office and being amused at
this one. I wondered what happened to it.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Keith Johnson
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Huh? I saw adds for Passions all last week, and was thinking it
was a
new series. My Comcast episode
, md_moore42 md_moore42@
wrote:
Yeah, I remember sitting in a doctor's office and being amused at
this one. I wondered what happened to it.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Keith Johnson
KeithBJohnson@ wrote:
Huh? I saw adds for Passions all last week, and was thinking
Well, this was fun. Some stuff I agree with--definitely on the decline
of the Star Wars movies. Why go back, indeed? Leave that for the
novelists.
The time for SnowCrash has probably passed. And I don't think that
the target age group has the literary background to have that a-ha
moment
Yes, I saw the one on Graham Chapman who I loved in Life of Brian.
And in the Holy Grail movie. Wonderful stuff. They were
surprisingly frank about his drinking. Oh, how I wish that someone
was making movies with that type of wit now.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, Keith Johnson
Headline : AOL Vows to Institute Fee-Based Service
from http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060301/ap_on_hi_te/e_mail_rebellion
Explain this line of thought to me from the article ---
If they (system filters) start interfering with the delivery of
legitimate mail, I don't think AOL subscribers are
I remembered Thief just-in-time. I loved it. I love shows that
manage to portray ambiguity. The main character is such a mixture of
qualities. I even forgive the white wife because he's paid his dues
in Homicide. (No, I don't have a problem with mixed families. But
it is tiring to see it
These were cool, but why did they have to create hand-painted versions
of American movies like Raiders? Did the distributors not sell them
the one-sheets for the movie?
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, brent wodehouse
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hmm. Hannibal as the 1st George Bush--not pressing the advantage of
victory. I guess that they have to tell the story in the language of
the audience.
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wrote:
What I've seen so far doesn't work for me. .
Its going
I really hate the deMille version.
I liked the version starring Burt Lancaster
(http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0072547/) that I saw on TV in my youth.
It was more like the History Channel version mentioned. The History
channel has a problem in that they are too timid to challege
biblical
Report: 'Star Trek' set for '08 revival
Variety: J.J. Abrams to take the helm
LOS ANGELES, California (Reuters) -- More than three years after the
last Star Trek movie crashed at the box office, the venerable sci-fi
franchise is being revived by the director of the upcoming Mission:
Impossible
I don't know. I enjoyed the last show of the season. I had not
watched the show at all until a friend recommended it. I saw the
package on Netflix and tried it and was hooked. I like the way that
they manage to take the story in new directions that don't follow
standard network TV
of things.
Can you give me more info on advertisements being used to reveal
plot
points of Lost? I've never noticed that.
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From: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
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Sent: Saturday, 27 May, 2006 01:02
To: scifinoir2
war. Lots of things.
Can you give me more info on advertisements being used to reveal
plot
points of Lost? I've never noticed that.
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From: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
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Behalf Of md_moore42
Sent: Saturday, 27 May, 2006 01:02
Well, I have to agree about MI:3. $8 was too much for a matinee.
Just one explosion after another. I miss the team even more.
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, drcsaid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently saw a free screening of MI:3 at Paramount and after the
Q
A with the ah, writers,
I enjoyed it, but the surprise after the credits was no surprise.
My biggest laugh was actually before the movie--when they showed the
trailer for Snakes on a Plane. I started laughing when I realized
what it was. The teenager beside me asked 'Is that a real movie?'
and I laughed even
Well, just finished watching the last of the 1st of the new BBC season.
A very Deus Ex machina ending, I must say. Some things very silly,
but they still managed to emphasize that the Doctor is not one of
us. And we get to see Captain Jack give the Doctor a kiss. (Can you
imagine a heroic
.
Bosco Bosco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've got it recorded and
ready for viewing at my girlfriends place.
I'd love to hear what you think as soon as I watch it.
B
--- md_moore42 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, just finished watching the last of the 1st of the new BBC
season
it until I dumped it.
When Doctor Who first aired back in '63, it was a kid's show,
filler for the airtime between moring shows and the afternoon soccer
matches. As for what goes on between eps...maybe the BBC will let
someone write about it. Not me, though. I'm a good boy.
md_moore42
That's distressing news. I had been wondering what movies people were
writing about the U.S.--given the number of mistaken bombings, illegal
arrests and what not. The closest that we get to see is The
Constant Gardener which excoriates the prescription medicine industry.
Even on the trivial
Occasionally, this american life covers stories that I am surprised
make it to the air. Most of the stories are online.
Have a listen to
http://audio.wbez.org/tal/200.mp3
Description: Act One. Don't Believe Anything You Hear on the Radio.
The story of a clandestine radio station the CIA set
The commercials for this have actually made me laugh. Finally, some
balance! I notice that among the legal shows, we are getting a
defense-attorney show also. I had stopped watching Law and Order
and its like because I was sick of seeing Prosecutor stories.
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A very thoughtful review of Superman Returns. It makes me want to
see it now.
http://www.locusmag.com/2006/Features/Westfahl_SupermanReturns.html
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Punish is right. I only lasted 30 minutes before I went back to
reading email on my pc.
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wrote:
For those of you who, unlike me and Astro, were lucky enough to miss
the
Blade series premiere, you have a chance to punish
reading as a child.)
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, md_moore42 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
A very thoughtful review of Superman Returns. It makes me want
to
see it now.
http://www.locusmag.com/2006/Features/Westfahl_SupermanReturns.html
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So what are people thinking of the latest PKD movie? It's dense and
not for the faint-hearted. On the other hand, there is a lot of joy
for geeky boys and girls. I laughed a lot, but I don't know if my
friend got all of the jokes. On the other hand, she pointed out a lot
of visual puns that I
I don't know. I bailed after 45 minutes. It's a pity that the SciFi
channel hasn't found the secret yet about producing humorous sf. I
miss that old show where the sheriff was an agent of the devil.
(can't recall the name).
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did anyone ever go see A Scanner Darkly? I have a question -- don't
worry not a spoiler -- from the movie and the book that I read last week.
Fred watches Arctor on tape and notices that it appears that Donna's
face has been pasted in over the face of the prostitute that Arctor
picked up. In
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