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Paleo wrote:morbshock wrote:I guess the reason that the so called underground bases have aliens working hand and with humans to create human/alien hybrids is because the aliens are not from another planet,but from the inside of Earth? Why would we want to make hybrids with using aliens?
I'm not so convinced about this hybrid breeding stuff yet. It sounds way too over the top.
When I lived in Rio Rancho, New Mexico from 1983-93 there were a lot of strange things in the sky both day and night. I was remember one night around 1am when I was driving home from work, I saw some sort of craft fly over my police car. We lived a block or two from the mesa or desert area which was on the West side when I was turning down my street I suddenly saw colorful lights coming from the mesa area heading towards me in an Easterly direction. I stopped my police car in the road and watched the lights get closer and closer. I didn't hear a sound. The lights formed a giant rectangle probably the size of a football field and maybe a couple of hundred feet high. As the rectangle came over my vehicle there still wasn't a sound. It continued to travel East towards the Sandia Mountain range and disappeared.
My brother lived in Rio Rancho also and he told me that during the day light hours he witnessed a fighter plane chasing after a medium sized silver sphere. That happened in the direction of the Sandia Mountains.
Let's not kid ourselves... Human/Alien Hybrid and Cloning operations have been going on since the end of WWII... The Nazi scientists we brought over so much as told us the insanely inhuman and grotesque experiments they were doing on Jews... it was these same German scientist, sanctioned by our gov't. and brought over under the code-name "Operation Paper Clip" that STARTED us researching human cloning to start with (at least officially), and by that I mean that Strughold was most likely the most promising candidate for the one performing these alien/human hybridization experiments. And they did so using alien DNA that they obtained from the Japanese and thru various forms of Crash and Retrieval executions of "fallen angels" or downed alien craft, such as the ones from Coyame', Mexico; Kecksburg, PA; and Roswell, NM. In fact, there is documented evidence that secret black gov'.t operations WERE being conducted USING these nazi scientists, especially Strughold who had ties and backing from NASA.
The belief in human/alien hybrids goes deeper than just the nazi scientists in "Operation Paperclip" however. Many abductee's have reportedly been impregnated during the medical experiments that these aliens and military humans perform on them. In fact, it is very likely that our gov'.t is working WITH these aliens, not just by all accounts from the material witnesses of the cloning or their source, but by the abductees' themselves, who've come forward, under hypnosis, and given sworn testimony about the extraction of their human ovum, and then reimplanted for the purposes of gestation and mitochondrial cell division, at which time as they become "noticeably" pregnant, they are re-abducted and the human/alien fetus is thereby, then removed. I've even heard and seen cases of woman who've testified, under hypnosis and then NOT under hypnosis, that she was AGAIN abducted by her alien captors and taken to a room at which time they brought in a HUMAN LOOKING (with slight differences to her physiognomy) child, that would have been THE SAME AGE as their child had they given birth and was introduced to this child as their own. The woman whom I'm referring to remembers clearly spending time with this girl.
But more than eyewitness testimony... is the PHYSICAL EVIDENCE! The documents that illustrate our governments association with Nazi Scientists like Strughold, as well as insider testimony who's, when you look to the fact that he or she has gained NOTHING from this revelation, not to mention the unfolding of the Cattle Mutilations, plus all of the abductee testimony from people who've NEVER MET that MATCH EXACTLY each others' stories!!
Our scientists, coupled with scientists from France, Germany, China and Japan, also performed surguries on unsuspecting soldiers called: "Xenotransplantation". In which they would graft a LIVING creature to the body of a person. It was done back in WWI and WWII. Although they SUPPOSEDLY never succeeded, but many believe they did, and that it was THIS groundbreaking work that paved the way for human-alien hybrids....
...HOWEVER, there is a THIRD part to the story... that of the Aliens' THEMSELVES wishing to create a human-alien hybrid for use as (and this is pure speculation) a "slave race" that they can telepathically control or manipulate when the invasion begins. Not just that, it's been theoriezed that since the beings from Reticula we call "the Grays" have no "creative" aspect to their minds... ONLY LOGIC AND SCIENTIFIC awareness, that thereby creating a human-alien hybrid, it may give these aliens the creative "bone" if you will, or growth that might evolve their species beyond what it is currently capable of.
And then of course, there's the "god-principle"... That EVERYTHING that we know to be true about "God", about OUR creators'... is misunderstood and miscalculated to mean that what we call "God" is merely extraterrestrial!! That these beings or entity's are SOOO advanced, that they are almost god-like themselves and even PRETENDED TO BE god back at the dawn of civilization... but then you get into the "Ancient Astronaut" theory and that's rather off-topic.
My point is... is that the abduction phenomenon ALONE is certainly substantiated by all of the witness and abductee testimony alone. Not to mention the documentation and insider sources along the way. That inasmuch as we believe in the abduction phenomenon... we have to believe there's A REASON FOR IT! And if the Military isn't trying to create a human-alien hybrid, you can bet the aliens are, knowing what you know about our gov't. and about what they've been able to get their hands on over these past 60 + years... it is almost infeasible that, along with the Cloning boom of the mid-90's... that we AREN'T in some capacity, creating human-alien hybrids using Alien DNA and Human physiology! ...This is one point I am ALMOST POSITIVE about!
You are killing me Paleo with interesting information. A several years ago I was awakened from my sleep by a sharp pain coming from my left lower rib area. I'm a very light sleeper and I often have Lucid dreams. One night, I can't remember the date or time (but I do have that info written down somewhere) while I was sleeping, I felt the above listed pain. As I was in a lucid state, I head a male voice say," He's waking up, I'm not going to have enough time to finish". Then another male voice replied, "Don't worry, you'll have plenty of time". Then I woke up and no one was in my bedroom. I can't remember if the pain was still there or not, I have to check my notes. A few years after that when I was visiting my parents who live in New Mexico, I spoke with a friend of the family who is a psychic and told her the story. She stated that Grays visited me that night and implanted a device inside my body.
I don't know what to think of this? Is this something you are experienced in Paleo?


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quote:According to the profile, Mathieu was so disinterested leading up to that game that he spent 14 hours a day sleeping in the team hotel, and he told his girlfriend, "I don't even want to play."
quote:In 2012, I could've cared less about the game
quote:although NFL teams may not be thrilled with the fact that Mathieu says he still chews tobacco "to take the edge off."
quote:Tyrann Mathieu Wanted to Skip the National Title Game
quote:Apparently representative of the pathetic mindset of the entire team heading into the national title contest.
quote:quote: Apparently representative of the pathetic mindset of the entire team heading into the national title contest. I think it's more of a look into how lost he was at the time. I can identify with that feeling, and I don't wish it on anyone.
quote:I think this is one statement taken out of context from a whole truth. I believe leading up to the game Mathieu still had his Facebook/Twitter. Days before the game he was asking people about what medicine to take for flu like symptoms. I think he stated he had like a 103 fever or something of that nature.
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5 Difficult, but well worth itslash2451 | 28/04/2011 | See all slash2451's reviews (2)This game has been cited as one of the hardest games on the PS3 and that is absolutely true. Even the first level I found myself constantly dying and getting frustrated. Once the first boss has been whooped the game opens up to you and you can upgrade your character. Finishing each level is very rewardingGraphics are awesome, scenery is bleak in places but appropriate.It is definitely NOT a game where you can just pick it up and play it - each level requires at least 30-45 minutes to finish and there are no save points in levels which means dying takes you right to the start.This game has infinite re-playability because every class (chosen at the start e.g. warrior, ranger, knight) is different. As well as new game + (and up to new game +++++++++ apparently).My favorite PS3 game - why haven't you bought it already?
5 Finally a Challenge and a brilliant game too!DWOverdose | 02/12/2010 | See all DWOverdose's reviews (11)One thing I love about the PS3 is the exclusives and this game is perhaps one game I've enjoyed the most in recent years. It's brilliant and combines elements of different games to create an amazing play experience.It has the action of a hack and slash game, the growth of an rpg and the atmosphere of a Horror game and since the game is really cruel the Horror becomes very apparent.The control system is great, it takes some getting used to but it offers structure and skill to combat with details like using long weapons in corridors and the attacks being affected by the walls around you, forcing you to use thrust attacks etc.The online play feels so fresh with your actions impacting on your own alignment. Choose to help players as a blue phantom to go towards the light or invade and murder another living player for darkness. You also get more loot/rewards for being evil but it also makes the game harder as a penalty. Good guys will progress seemingly slower and have a bit more of an easier ride...though not that much easier XD.It's not very often these days that you get games that are genuinely hard, this game doesnt let you pause or save mid-way through the HUGE levels. You will die a lot, but doing so brings you back in spirit form where you are weaker and have to do a number of things to regain your body. I noted most of them above as the good and evil, you also can regain your body obtaining a demon soul from one of the nasty bosses who are often huge.Truly a masterpiece of a game and I'm so glad I have a ps3 to enjoy it, people bleat about how awesome COD is and such is when games like this get pushed to the back, a crime I tell ya,
5 One of the best games this generationMuffinmaster | 14/08/2010 | See all Muffinmaster's reviews (2)Without a doubt the best action RPG on the PS3, if you missed out on the Black phantom edition then get this and experience Demon's Souls, this game is Extremely hard but very very rewarding, It's very long as well (around 20-25 hours) so you will get a LOT of game for your money, forget short 6 hour long forgettable FPS campaigns, forget games that hold your hand. Demon's Souls is not just a game - It's an Experience.If you have a PS3 then this game is a Definite must have
1 just dont buy2manybadgames | 29/03/2011 | See all 2manybadgames's reviews (1)1 of the wosre games bad game play no soul graphics ok but new i only bought this causethe reviews on here very very dissapionted
5 I don't usually write reviews..... BUT.......RADIKAL69 | 06/05/2011 | See all RADIKAL69's reviews (1)I had to just say having had a go on Demons Souls for last 5 hours, one word I very rarely use to state how epic a game truly is and that is BIBLICAL


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The Z-611 News VOL. XXVI, No. 9 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1939 $>*#�', ^mSb"'^ PRICE 10 CENTS CURRICULUM COMMITTEE TO LEAD THIRD ASSEMBLY Panel Will Consider Discussion Classes And Lecture System Is the lecture system the best method of acquiring knowledge ? Is discussion practical; or is it possi- ble to combine the two within cer- tain departments? These are the questions which the student curri- culum Committee have decided to present at the third college assem- bly in Goodhart Hall on Tuesday, December 19. Two professors will be invited to present the advan- tages of lectures and discussions respectively, student members of the Curriculum Committee will con- tribute to a panel discussion, and speeches from the floor will be en- couraged. Many of the problems inherent in a lecture system were raised in a meeting of the Curriculum Commit- tee with Mrs. Manning Tuesday, and are to be discussed further in the general assembly. It was agreed that lectures provide insuf- ficient stimulation to individual thought, and that they are also likely to waste time in repetition of the reading material. Difficulties in the system of dis- cussion to replace factual lectures include lack of time for adequate preparation in reading or for or- ganizing necessary material. The current demand for an extensive knowledge in many subjects creates a further problem. Survey courses, Continued on Page Two PICASSO LECTURE SET FOR MONDAY Mr. Henry Clifford, Associate Cu- rator of the University Museum in Philadelphia, will speak on Picasso on Monday, December 18, in the Music Room. The lecture is of particular inter- est in relation to the current exhibi- tion of the work of Picasso at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. This exhibit represents the largest collection of Picasso's works ever shown. Although the capacity of the Mu- sic Room is limited, as many stu- dents as possible will be accommo- dated. Wells' Book Treats Local Governments American Local Govern- ment, by Mr. Wells, has just been -released from the press and is now on -sale in the bookshop. There has been a tendency in the political sci- ence field recently to break up the subject matter into small compact volumes in- stead of covering every phase in a single book. This is the first work on American local government as a whole since 1921 and presents a concise treatment of the subject viewed against its present-day economic and .ecological background. Deal- ing with both urban and lural local government, the bjok emphasizes the role of the citizen, the growing re- lationships of the federal government with local au- thorities,, and analyses the emerging cooperative func- tion of local government in our federal system. Bryn Mawr Heralds Concert by Menuhin | Artist Offers First College Recital, Only Philadelphia Concert This Year J- BIRD SPEAKS ON DIG IN CHILE Early Man Discoveries Illustrated by Slides Chemistry ayd Geology Building, December 8.�Evidence of the life ol early man in South America was presented by Mr. 'tfunius Bird in a lecture illustrated with lantern slides of his discoveries. The first American, according to Mr. Bird's calculations, probably arrived in Patagonia 6000 years ago. These calculations are derived from exca- vations showing the land rise and the successive layers of stone (joolfl, but the question of dating is not absolutely solved and can be ascer- tained only by further excavations. Accompanied by his wife, Mr. Bird explored both the mountainous coast of Chile, about 1000 miles north of Cape Horn, and the eas- tern pampas region of the southern tip of the continent. This narrow area is favorable to research, for the remains are necessarily concen- Continued on Page Three The concert of Yehudi Menuhin in Goodhart Hall, December 20, will be the artist's only appearance in the vicinity of Philadelphia this year, and also his first recital be- fore a college audience. He is now on his second world tour, which started in San Francisco, and will play throughout the United States until January 18 when he leaves for Continued on Page Three P. Chang to Discuss War and Far East Bryn Mawr at the Greeks Distinguished For Honesty, Reserve, Grilled Cheese By Agnes Mason, '42. Considering the monopoly which the Greeks' holds on Bryn Mawr students, we decided that a little in- vestigation, as well as being in ac- cord with the times, might prove interesting. The hour of 5.45 on Thursday, therefore, saw us sprawled over the synthesized mar- ble counter (very intriguing; pat- tern) subjecting Mike to the third degree. Mike has worked at the Greeks' far the.l^f20 years and was extremely cooperative. s* Embarking op the strictly busi- ness angle we warned that Mr. and Mrs. James Bertas own the Greeks'. They live right upstairs and have four daughters who are occa- sionally seen below. Further in- formation concerning the Bertas family was unavailable. The Greeks' holds 160 people in the back of the room and ten at the counter. Four girls are employed and live men. This includes the staff .which works in the kitchen. The girls are allowed to work only eight hours a day but the swa werk longer. When tactlessly Mind the amount of the average receipts per day, Mike said he couldn't tell that. Villa Nova, Haverford, Rosemont, Harcuih and Bryn Mawr make up the majority of the customers. De- pending on how good the movie is, 15 to 75 Bryn Mawr girls come in each night. "Can you tell Bryn Mawr girls from others?" we asked. "Oh, yes!" . "How?" "They're quiet. They're not mis- chievous, .never cause, any trouble. They don't mix much." What seemed to impress Mike most about Bryn Mawr girls was that they were pretty honest. "They called attention to items missing on their chpp>* ~^<s*showed^�l�,inte*?rity in various other ways. Bryn Mawr girls are the only customers al- lowed charge accounts. As well as being able to differen- tiate Bryn Mawr girls from others, Mike said he could tell Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors apart Upper class students fre- quent the Greeks' more than Fresh- men. Impressed by bis powers of Continue* on Paca Three Professor P. C. Chang of the National Southwestern Associated Universities of China, who arrived from China nine months ago to attend the recent study meeting of the Institute of Pacific Relations, will speak in the Common Room this Thursday at 8.30 on The [Eu- ropean War and the Far Eastern Conflict. Professor Chang is an excellent speaker and has an exhaustive Knowledge of his subject, since he is a member of People's Political Council of China and an advisor to .he Chinese Foreign Office. He has been a visiting professor at ;he University of Chicago and an exchange lecturer at Oxford, Cam- bridge*, and Edinburgh. PRINCETON, B.M. CHOIRS EXCEL IN JOINT CONCERTS Ardor of Our Girls Burns High Despite Greyhound's Death With careful instructions to con- sider itself "in training" for the weekend, the Bryn Mawr choir em- barked on Saturday for Princeton in a pair of well-seasoned Grey- hound buses, prepared to indulge itself in an orgy of gayety, and Bach. The fact that one of the buses saw fit to die peacefully on the way caused considerable delay but could not succeed in dampening the well-bred enthusiasm of Our Girls. Upon arrival at the Princeton Chapel the choir was met, by its male equivalent, led down to the crypt, (after being assured that it contained neither tombs nor mum- mies) and was rehearsed with them until supper. The choir was then royauy entertained at a dinner at the Present Day Club and forgot their Bach in a varied assortment of Paul Jones and Cinderella dances. Sunday morning was taken up with a Christmas service by the Princeton Choir and lunch in clubs of various escorts. Another re- hearsal occupied the afternoon until 4.30 when the two choirs sang their little hearts out for a substantial and appreciative audience in the im- pressive chapel. The faithful Grey- hounds, apparently nursing some sort of a grudge against Bryn Mawr, were an hour late in collect- ing the tired, hoarse little group, so that farewells were slightly more .lingering than had been anti- cipated. Monday saw a sudden renewal of activities when Princeton arrived upon the scene. Rehearsal lasted Continued on Page Two Intensive Training And Able Direction Marks Performance COLLEGE CALENDAR Wednesday, December IS. �Industrial Group Supper, Common Room, 6.30. Thursday, December H.� Mr. Barnes speaking on Group Leadership, Common Room, 5 p. m. Friday, December 15. � French Club presenting La Mystere de la Nativite, Wyndham, 8.30. Saturday, December 16.� German Open House, 9 p. m. Sunday, December 17. � Art Club tea and exhibit of modern French paintings, Marian Gill speaking, Com- mon Room, 4.30. Christmas Carol chapel service, Dr. Lei- cester Lewis, and Redeemer, Haverford, and Bryn Mawr Choirs, Goodhart Hall, 7.45. Monday, December 18.� Mr. Henry Clifford speaking on Picasso, Music Room, 5 p. m. Tuesday, December 19. � Third college assembly, on Lecture vs. Discussion Sys- tems, Goodhart Hall, 11 a. m. Current Events, Mr. Fen- wick, Common Room, 7.30. Maids' and Porters' Christ- mas singing, from 9 p. m. Wednesday, December SO.� Yehudi Menuhin, Goodhart Hall, 8.30. MAIDS, PORTERS TO SING CAROLS Wednesday evening, December 20, the maids and porters will pre- sent their annual carol singing There^will also be three spirituals suggested by Celeste Travis and a -pecial arrangement of Deep Hirer with a solo by -Elizabeth Jones. The popular quartet of porters will contribute several carols. Goodhdrt Hall, December 11.� Again Mr. Willoughby has shown what he can do with a choir in less than two months. The combined choirs of Princeton and Bryn Mawr gave an excellent concert of Bach and Parry Monday night which showed that their intensive train- ing had not been wasted. Members of the Philadelphia Orchestra were engaged for this concert, but at "very short notice they were required by the Or- chestra Association to make records on the day they were to play at Bryn Mawr, so unfortunately a substitute orchestra had to be en- gaged. It began the program with a choral prelude for strings fol- lowed by the Bach cantata, Nun Komm Heiden Heiland and the Sixty-First Cantata. The Sixty-First Cantata began with a short overture and a chorale sung in counterpoint by the entire chorus. This was a little breath- less and, although well rehearsed, lacked a great deal of feeling. The* tenor recitative by Mr. Kruger was adequate but unfortunately a little below his register; he seemed more at ease in the arioso which followed, and which he repeatedr before Mr. Treash's bass solo came in. The latter's voice was not only, too rich for the music, but had a tendency to leap onto* the first syllables with a vigor that gave the whole the effect of a Wag- nerian opera. Mrs. Whitcroft's soprano solo was very lovely and her voice possessed a clear, young quality very fitting for such a work. In concluding the cantata with the Lutheran melody Wie Schone Len- chtet die Morgenstern, the choir sang better than in the opening choral. Continued on Page Six Chung-Loh Shows Talent With Rare Instruments Ancient Melodies Demonstrated On Pi-ba and Erh-hu Deanery, December 10. � Spon- sored by the Chinese Scholarship Committee, Professor Wei Chung- Loh, one of the foremost Chinese musicians today, offered a program of ancient melodies on the difficult Pi-ba instrument and on the Erh- hu. Very few. musicians today can play the Pi-ba because of its com- plexity. It is shaped like a man- dolin, though longer and narrower, and is held upright, not crossways. There are seven strings, which Pro- fessor Wei played with all five fin- gers, producing notes of different values. simultaneously. The effect was varied, ranging from harp anal piano-like tones, to a tinkling as clear as bells. The first compositions Professor Wei played were very quiet, ancient melodies. Then, in contrast, he played the very dramatic musical interpretation of the fall of a fa- mous prince on the battle field. Although the Pi-ba is the most dif- Contlnued on Pas* Four Art Club to Exhibit French Paintings There will be an exhibit of Mod- ern French Painting in the com- mon room on Sunday, December 17, at 4.30. Marian Gill, president of the Art Club, is to speak and tea will be served. This will be the first of a series of five exhibits of prints and originals to be spon- sored by the Art Clubr-/ The exhibit, obtained from Ray- mond smd Raymond in New York, will cover the period of French painting from Courbet to Picasso, touching on the highlights of im- pressionist, post-impressionist and cubist schools. It includes such works as Picasso's Blue Boy and Matisse's Odelisk. Three Choirs to Join For Christmas Carols On Sunday, December 17, the Haverford Choir and the choir of the Church of the Redeemer in Bryn Mawr will combine wjth the college cnOTT in presenting a pro- gram of traditional Christ- mas carols as part of the Christmas chapel service to be held in Goodhart Audi- torium at 8J5. The speaker for the service is Dr. Leicester Lewis, of the Church of St. Martin in the Fields at Chestnut Hill. c: \
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The follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) blood test measures the level of FSH in blood. FSH is a hormone released by the pituitary gland , located on the underside of the brain.
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Borawski D, Bluth MH. Reproductive function and pregnancy. In: McPherson RA, Pincus MR, eds. Henry's Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods. 22nd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 25.
Gruber HA, Farag AF. Evaluation of endocrine function. In: McPherson RA, Pincus MR, eds. Henry's Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods. 22nd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 24.
Melmed S, Kleinberg D, Ho K. Pituitary physiology and diagnostic evaluation. In: Melmed S, Polonsky KS, Larsen PR, Kronenberg HM, eds. Williams Textbook of Endocrinology. 12th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 8.
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Hey Oeilbleu! Thanks for your comment, yeah thats the real beauty of this quote is that it somehow finds an inspiring note whatever the weather! Thanks for your comment!
Like many people here, I like your work very much. There is something about this one I like best. Very lovely and it brings joy to my heart ^^, And the collage is really pretty.
Thank you to everybody here on Society6, this print has had over 1000 promotions and its success here on Soc6 has allowed me to do so much more with my artwork. Thank you for all of the wonderful comments, the promotions and to everybody who has found inspiration in these works...
Love this! I love summer and this makes it feel like it's not so far away. I ordered it and can't wait to have it framed and on my wall.
Hi guys, thanks for the great comments, Jan I'm so glad that this print has inspired you, I hope it brings great happiness once its framed and on your wall. That's the reason I designed these prints, sometimes all you need is that little bit of focus to change your entire day, sometimes you'll hear it in a song, other times it'll be a fleeting image that changes your whole perspective, whatever the inspiration is I do my best to capture it and translate it through these artworks. Put it up in your studio or your home and each time you walk past it just feel that little hit of inspiration that gives us the push to carry on and succeed with all of our goals!
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Here's the image I uploaded for the Summer Contest. I hope you guys like it. The original sketched version is also there on my dA page along with some of my older art as well.
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Hopefully sooner or later I'll remember and take the time to start adding some of my newer stuff and start improving my skills digital-wise.


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Yes... They have...Carab wrote:They must have done some pretty nasty things to make her that angry
Maybe the fact that I'm not 100% sure she's traumatized still or not. I may be a friend of Endling's, but I haven't learned absolutely everything regarding the plot, just yet.wazit_blade wrote:I sense you are hiding something
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The evolution of technology has not been great. Not for me. Like many others, I remember watching the first moon landing on television in the 1960s which left me wondering in amazement about what we would be able to achieve in my lifetime. I watched science fiction TV series in the late 1960s, I think one was called "UFO", which featured futuristic cars, a moon-base from which aliens were shot down. According to the titles the series was set in the year 1980. It seemed like a long time into the future, and I couldn't wait. I wanted to be a part of it, so set on my career path studying electronics and then later computing. 1980 came and went. Cars changed a little, but not as much as had been promised to the young Michael. Disappointment. It was right about this time that I learned about the power of economics.
Many examples do exist today though of technology that did not exist say 30 years ago, except in the minds of the best science fiction writers and TV/Movie producers who did seem to have a pretty good idea of what was coming, it was really just the "when" that was a bit out.
Gaining knowledge of science, mathematics, electronics, computing and now business, you would have thought the young Michael would be more at one with the world, and have more realistic expectations. Wrong!
Technology in the world does move forward, continuously. It is not a smooth process, it moves in fits and starts. Just when you think everything is "boring", something interesting comes along.
It comes to the question then, when there is the technology available and there is a business case, why do we not take it? If something can be shown to be of value to a business, and industry or the world as a whole, why not go for it? I guess the answer is "momentum". Things move around us, paradigms are set, everyone is comfortable doing what they are doing. Early adopters face risk, pioneers face the arrows in their backs. What does it take then to change the paradigm, to really move things forward? I guess it is like a pressure. It builds up over time as ideas come along, small changes are seen until suddenly, a critical mass is reached and everyone wants to or even needs to change, urgently. It can be a product like a mobile phone, the Walkman, the iPad, or even the electric car, though on second thoughts, maybe not this last one, don't get me started talking about batteries….
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Thread: Discounted E-Book Pricing Thread
August 28th, 2012, 02:44 PM #181
Books 1 and 2 are really good.
The third is, um... not worth getting a strike over.
August 30th, 2012, 02:57 AM #182
Forever War on Sale until 9/15
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September 1st, 2012, 11:21 AM #183
The Prince Commands: Being Sundry Adventures of Michael Karl, Sometime Crown Prince & Pretender to the Thrown of Morvania by
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Few authors have achieved such renown as World Fantasy Life Achievement honoree and Grand Master by the Science Fiction Writers of America, Andre Norton. With the love of readers and the praise of critics, Norton's books have sold millions of copies worldwide.
Search Andre Norton on Amazon and there's currenty a bunch of e-novels from free to $2.99
September 1st, 2012, 12:32 PM #184
david dalglish is always having his first books in his series free, or cheap as chips.
and robert rankin is currently releasing his back catalogue book by book. when he brings out a new one, it's usually cheap or free for a few days. if you're a fan of comedy scifi/steampunk, with a sense of humour only just under douglas adams (and only by a nonometre), rankin's clearly awesome. one of my favourites. i recommend retromancer as a starter, because that's what i started with and it dropped my jaw onto my toe so hard i heard it break. my jaw, now my toe. my toe was protected by steelcaps.
September 6th, 2012, 09:48 AM #185
Subterranean Press is having an ebook sale. I believe that prices range from .99-2.99.
September 9th, 2012, 09:08 AM #186
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September 9th, 2012, 09:15 AM #187
One I think Hobbit will recommend.
Son of Heaven, the first in David Wingrove's Chung Kuo series is 99p on the Kindle UK store.
September 14th, 2012, 07:49 PM #188
The first two books in Lois Bujold's Sharing Knife series have been available for 99 cents for awhile now (and the other 2 books are low priced, also). Her series Curse of Chalion was exceptional (the second book won the Hugo, Nebula, and Locus Fantasy Awards in 2004), so I'm hoping Sharing Knife is also good. This might be an inexpensive way for someone considering trying her out to get into one of her series.
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September 14th, 2012, 09:35 PM #189
The Child Thief by Brom - $1.99
Been meaning to read this for a while.
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Fictionwise (fictionwise.com) is having a sitewide 55% off sale this week.
This is a smallish ebook seller. They do a lot of romance, but they also have sff -- including both Analog and Asimov's magazines, and also The Magazine of F and SF through Jan 2011. They tend strongly towards epublished authors, but they also have some older established names like LMB and Michelle Sagara and others. It's worth a look around, for this price.
To get the sale price, type the code "092112" when it asks you for a coupon. I just checked it, and that one works.
eta -- oh, and the sale expires 9/24 .Last edited by Contrarius; September 22nd, 2012 at 06:06 PM.
September 25th, 2012, 02:19 AM #193
James Herbert
Amazon uk have his latest, ' ASH' , @ 20 pence and some of his older ones @ 99pence. I think ASH has had a pretty poor reception but I bought it. Now I need to make savings in my household budget.
October 1st, 2012, 10:18 AM #194
The Whitefire Crossing by Courtney Schafer is currently free. Not sure for how long.
October 1st, 2012, 12:15 PM #195
[QUOTE=Lucas Thorn;695147]david dalglish is always having his first books in his series free, or cheap as chips. [QUOTE]
The Shadowdance Trilogy [Kindle Edition]
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