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D-uh! President of These United States. I don't know what's sadder, that I
couldn't puzzle this out for myself initially, or that I so quickly gave up and
Googled the term! And this from the guy who deplores the fact that people can't
spell or do math without a calculator anymore!
Have fun. It really is a good melodrama. Has that over-the-top acting you don't
get anymore. The sets and costumes are actually pretty good. Has that vibrant
Technicolor typical of movies from that period. The music soars and is dramatic
in all the right places. The narrator sounds like Ted
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H. I guess force fields are no longer sci-fi. See below. After
reading the news story, be sure to follow the link to view the Fox
News report about this technology.
George
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I can see the application coming out of existing SDI technology. I could
expound more, but I'm not sure if I should.
g123curious [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: H. I guess force fields are no
longer sci-fi. See below. After
reading the news story, be sure to follow the link to view the Fox
News
Thanks. I'll take a listen when I have the chance.
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Don't feel bad. It's not that common a term anymore, apparently. I use it inj
other places and have to explain it there as well.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: D-uh! President of These United States. I don't know
what's sadder, that I couldn't puzzle this out for myself initially, or that I
so
You're absolutely right, Martin! When I was a police sergeant, my
dispatchers knew that EVERY call for help got at least one officer
dispatched to see if there was an emergency. We had our share of pranks,
but not ONE call was ignored because it MIGHT be a prank! That dispatcher
should have
Figures, Lexx looked like something from Cinemax or Showtime's late
night adult fare. It was a really bad show, and could be rather gross in
spots too.
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Behalf Of Martin Pratt
Sent: Saturday, April 08, 2006
I was reading an issue of Empire magazine today. It's a British mag
dedicated to TV and film. Similar to Entertainment Weekly, but, like
many British mags, far superiour to its American counterpart. At any
rate, they had a quick blurb on the doctor's newest incarnation, the one
that comes after
Amazing. To think that this first takes place in 2006! All the things
I'd heard about France over the decades made me think it was way more
progressive and tolerant than the US. And maybe it is (was?) in some
ways. I mean, I used to read about James Baldwin and all these great
jazz artists going
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