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Had to completely reinstall WordPress; working to get things back the way they were. Bear with me! Chat works, logins and comments should work…gotta work on restoring the design.
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March 2, 2012 in Red Sox
Had to completely reinstall WordPress; working to get things back the way they were. Bear with me! Chat works, logins and comments should work…gotta work on restoring the design.
rich said on March 14, 2012
I forgot the link. This is a keeper. TREMENDOUS OPID.
benj said on March 16, 2012
Hey! I've still got an account. Thanks PSF.
Anyway, I came here to ask one very simple question: Why the heck didn't Red Sox go after Andy Pettitte knowing that he was contemplating coming back to baseball? Theo should have got this one right after all the mistakes he's made. And Francona would have loved to have another left hander, I'm sure. Maybe, just maybe, an improvement from Lackey this year may be on the cards, I suppose. I bet you that young Jacoby will be crying hurt for most of the upcoming season. Good news though, Bard is going to be a fabulous closer – that's one I am sure about.
Looking forward to proper season game chat. Smoochies to you know who.
Happy New Year!
YANKEEMAN said on March 26, 2012
nice job by bobby pulling one of his old tricks with the suicide squeeze. get used to stupid crap like that with that pecker head. in 2 years you'll be screaming to get hin the hell outta beantown.
PSF said on March 26, 2012
YM; one of my good friends from college just became Eli's QB coach. Now I HAVE to root for the slack jawed yokel
YANKEEMAN said on March 26, 2012
YM- Adams best post ever, blasted at me after Id given him some polite flak…
you were the only polite member of can land richie. Racism sexual orientation and financial status were the most popular ways of burning people. Eg: get your PR faggot ass back to the fryolator at McDonalds and gtfoh. AAAAHHHHH good times good times…
YANKEEMAN said on March 26, 2012
look at it this way chief when Big Blue beats the crap outta the Patsies in the next SB you'll be in a "win win" situation. Of course you'll have to come to NY for the parade.
PSF said on March 26, 2012
He already has 2 rings he flaunts over me. His first year on the staff was the first SB. He was the WR coach last 2 years.
bosoxfan said on March 28, 2012
lookin goof timayyyyyyy! Congrats on the weight loss!
YANKEEMAN said on April 2, 2012
WR coach??? damn he did a great job with the receivers. Let me know if you get tix. maybe we can meet in JOYSY before the game. BTW, thanks for keeping this place going chief.
YANKEEMAN said on April 2, 2012
Look out for a GREAT season from #13 this year.
YANKEEMAN said on April 2, 2012
I am so cheering for Kentucky to win the NCAA tourney tonight. The last 8 times the Wildcats won so did the Bombers.
bosoxfan said on April 2, 2012
Howdy Ym, I see you are still faithful… even if you are a skankee fan!
YANKEEMAN said on April 9, 2012
wtf is bobby on NYC radio? cant wait for him to put his foot in his big assed mouth. for the first time ever i dont hate any redsox players and i even find 2 or 3 of them worthy of wearing the pinstripes. but i cant stand B Valentine.
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I applied through college or university – interviewed at MassMutual.
Interview DetailsIt all starts off with a 20 minute phone interview where he/she discusses the position and skims over your resume. You explain why you're interested and ask general questions. After this, you maintain an email correspondence for a couple of weeks. Along the way you may be called by other members who are in charge of hiring. Brief 1:1 interview after 3 weeks.
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1+ week – interviewed at MassMutual in February 2015.
Interview DetailsThe interview process was a group interview. It was more of an info session. The specific job ended up being more of a sales position for insurance. The woman was very polite and enthusiastic and the interview left with the group of interviewees responsible for contacting for further information. The first interview was mostly an information session and I need not continue with the opportunity.
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Why do people still have such a problem with letting the Hollywood doorknob, Jennifer Aniston, go from this relationship? I mean look at Julia Roberts, LeeAnn Rimes, Reba McIntyre, Trisha Yearwood, all involved with married men. Most of those men had children and these women took, not only husbands, daddies from their home. Remember Julia Roberts t-shirt: ALow Vera, when she was working at breaking up that home?
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happy birthday Angelina love you and your family love your movies i wish there was another laura croft movie forever your fan.
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happy birthday Angelina love you and your family
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poppykai, those posts are from 2 years ago. They just added more recent pics to the slideshow.
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I am confused as to why some people think she is 34. She is 36 (although I think she looks much older) according to her birthday.
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How to conserve moisture?
We are having lots of trouble with our tomato plants with our extreme weather conditions. Things have been so dry here that we started a lot of watering. Does anybody have any tips as to how to conserve the moisture on these tomatoes so that they will develop. Maybe I should plant some in containers also besides the raised beds in order to at least get some for table food. We were hoping to can some but this heat and dryness is killing us. Thanks for any tips. Barb
In a word: mulch!
When most gardeners are talking about mulch they are referring to compost, straw, hay, rotted leaves, grass clippings, even shredded paper and cardboard, etc. Wood chips are not usually recommended as a mulch because it binds the soil nitrogen as it decomposes and makes the nitrogen less available to your garden plants, however, if you have no other mulch available, wood chips will do. Mulch should be applied heavily, 6 - 8 inches is usually considered a good depth, though even as little as one or two inches is better than no mulch at all.
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You need to lay down a layer of mulch. There's lots of
threads here on the different types.
Myself, I prefer grass clippings which is the best bargain
if you have a lawn. A couple inches of grass works wonders. And when the year is over, dig it into the soil.
Others prefer plastic, straw or hay.
Thanks everybody for the replies. That was my thought. I used to do newspapers, but I remember my husband getting so aggravated because when he tilled, he would get them caught in the tines. He's gone now, but I will definitely mulch with something. My son took the catchers on the big mower off, so it will probably be hay or something like that. Appreciate the help. Barb
"Does anybody have any tips as to how to conserve the moisture on these tomatoes so that they will develop."
As others have said, mulch. I would recommend doing more than newspaper though if I could. Some heavy layers of straw or hay on top of the newspaper would help considerably. Make sure to put a few inches down at a minimum. I recommend 6" at least.
"Maybe I should plant some in containers also besides the raised beds in order to at least get some for table food."
If you're having trouble keeping in ground plants watered, containers are going to be a lot worse. They are much more water intensive. This is part of the reason I use so few containers in my gardening; And the ones I do use, I try to use self watering containers.
Go to Farm Store or Walmart
Get a Roll of Air Conditioner hose
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Get a Water Faucet with that Tiny Valve on it for the A/C hose
Hook the Air Condioner Hose to the valve
Also get some * T* s for that line and some *Dribblers*
Each Dribbler lets you set it so it Drips Water
(Each Dribbler is a small plastic valve)
I set mine for as slow a rate as I can get
(Check it several times as it may stop dripping)
Put the Dribbler in the ground next to each plant that you want to grow
That's all there is to it
I also put some Miracle Grow on the plant each day
(A very small amount in a cup of water)
Mulch is by far the least expensive option. Leaves, grass clippings, newspapers. Also gives back to the soil. I think (and this is only MO)the extra protection it adds between the sun and the roots is good. When it gets up into the high heat of summer every little bit helps.
With tomatoes, There are a couple of marks that professional growers like to hit. The advantages of plastic mulch is that it keeps down the weeds, and it helps conserve moisture in the soil. Some studies from several universities have made a correlation between the color of the plastic causing a larger harvest, but not significantly larger.
Tomatoes have the highest yields and set the most fruit when the soil temperature is at 85 degrees. With plastic mulch, during the summer the soil temps can soar much much higher than 85, leading to decreased production. What I am trying this year is I am leaving the soil bare until it warms up, and then mulching my tomatoes with a thick layer of hay.
The idea I have is that the hay will moderate soil temps and keep them more consistent, and will help keep moisture in the soil, leading to more uniform fruit. I've always had issues with blossom end rot and cracked fruit, which comes from wild swings in available moisture in the soil.
But this is just an idea I have, and we'll see how well it does.
Here is a link that might be useful: Mulch study, Iowa State University, Ames
No one talked about how you are watering? I would recommend having drip irrigation that feeds water to the root zone, at least 4 to 8 inches below the surface, let the top 1" of soil be dry, eventually at every watering the top soil gets moist due to capillary action.
To prevent further moisture loss, use mulch cover as everyone said. Mulch is no good if you are watering from over the much. a lot of water will get soaked by mulch and will not get to the roots of plants.
Mulch is the answer for sure. Once tomatoes get established, they have very deep roots, and with the addition of a deep mulch layer, you'll rarely have to water.
I use two layers of mulch. First layer is mostly composted grass/leaves. Top layer is usually pine bark, wood chips and/or chopped spruce or pine cones and needles. The first layer provides N and other nutrients, the top layer breaks down slower, allows water to pass through and doesn't steal N from the soil. The combination replenishes the soil and retains moisture. It all usually breaks down by the next spring. I usually don't have to add any additional amendments or fertilizers when I do this.


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Hospital Rams Tubes Down Cats' Windpipes Nearly every medical teaching facility uses human-patient simulators for Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) courses. But St. Louis Children's Hospital won't budge. They still push hard tubes down the windpipes of cats and ferrets before killing the animals. These intubation exercises do not require animals. PALS own sponsor, the American Heart Association, has publicly stated that it " does not require or endorse live animal use" and to a certain extent, has disassociated itself from PALS programs that use animals.
Animal experimenters think that as long as they comply with basic care requirements (many don't) under the Animal Welfare Act — what's the big deal? The big deal is this: It is simply unnecessary to reduce any animal's life to isolation, confinement, invasive procedures and death.
Tell St. Louis Children's Hospital that simulators are relevant to human anatomy and facilitate student feedback.
I understand that PALS students practice intubation upon cats and ferrets in repetitive drills that call for them to drive plastic tubes down the animals' fragile windpipes. Animals can bleed, swell and scar. Their lungs may collapse. Improperly routed tubes can even kill them. When course exercises end, animals are destroyed.
The American College of Surgeons endorses human-patient simulators like TraumaMan System to practice lifesaving skills. PALS course sponsor, American Heart Association (AHA), doesn't require or promote animal use. In fact, AHA has advised "that any hands-on intubation training for the AHA PALS course be performed on lifelike human manikins."
Most PALS programs nationwide have upgraded to animal-free intubation training. Human-based models yield data relevant to pediatrics because size and location of internal organs more accurately resemble human anatomy. Simulators also let trainees repeat procedures as often as necessary.
Please do not schedule future PALS courses, or any type airway instruction, that involves live animals. It is immaterial whether St. Louis Children's Hospital complies with basic care standards set forth in the U.S. Animal Welfare Act. It is simply unnecessary to reduce any animal's life to isolation, confinement, invasive procedures and death.
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I was also referring to the show with the final dates, and the proposal ... although the official season finale is the After the Final Rose show. They could film the proposal in a studio, or if that isn't romantic enough, they could film it in Malibu, near the ocean. I know that they go halfway around the world to a an exotic location to film the proposal, to avoid people seeing, and reporting, spoilers.


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House Speaker Bobby Harrell cruised to early victory Tuesday, putting away minor challenges from the right and left to win another term in Columbia.
Harrell, R-Charleston, had 74 percent of the vote, according to unofficial returns, for the West Ashley-anchored House District 114 seat hes held since 1992.
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In the House District 97 race, longtime Democratic incumbent Patsy Knight held back a challenge from Republican Ed Carter. Unofficial returns gave Knight the lead over Carter.
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House District 115 covering James Island and Folly Beach where first-term incumbent Republican and former prosecutor Peter McCoy turned back a challenge from petition candidate Carol Tempel.
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House District 102 covering parts of Berkeley and Dorchester counties where Democratic incumbent Joe Jefferson led Republican newcomer Allan Weiss.
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Prior to this year Weiss had never run for office. With 80 percent of precincts reporting, Jefferson led Weiss 62 percent to 38 percent.
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The district is not the same because of reapportionment. But the results were the same. Southard drew 69 percent of the vote to Aiken-Taylors 31 percent with 94 percent of precincts counted.
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Hardcover books produced for the Christmas season in UK. Contents of first 4 were written by Angus P Allen, comprising text and comic strip stories, various puzzles & games (a board type game, spot the difference between photos, quizzes), articles on space facts, biographies of cast, cartoons (& from 1976 on, photos with humorous speech bubbles added). Well illustrated with colour photos. The stories were routine space adventure, but exciting. The two-colour comic strips were drawn by John Burns in 1975 (he also drew for the Look-In comic), by Martin Asbury in 1976 (artist of the Garth strip and storyboard artist on the films Greystoke, Legend, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Alien 3) and by an unknown artist in 1977 and 1978 (these were crudely drawn). The cover art on three of the five annuals was by Edgar Hodges. The articles were well researched and entertaining: the background articles on Moonbase life in the first annual were especially good. All published in August of year.
US,UK Nov 1976
ISBN 0 345 25265-9-195 ; pp259 with 32 page b/w photo section
US $1.95, UK 85p (the US edition was widely distributed in the UK)
10.5 x 18 cm, cover design of spotlight, boom & camera; left is strip of publicity photos.
Behind the scenes conversations with Year 2 cast & crew, with chapters on direction, make up, design, scripts, music, casting, effects, dubbing & cutting, plus profiles of Anderson, Freiberger, cast. Three appendices: 'Metamorph' call sheet, shooting schedule, synopses of Year 1 episodes & 8 of Year 2 (the book was finished in May 1976). Good behind-the-scenes information with some revealing quotes gathered by the journalist Tim Heald.
Heald recounts in the book how Keith Shackleton, head of Gerry Anderson Marketing, approached Hunter Davies, author of the authorised biography of The Beatles, to write the book. Davies had just been appointed editor of the Sunday Times magazine, so the job went instead to Heald, an old colleague of Davies.
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Operations Briefing ... 1
Before Space: 1999 ... 7
Action! ... 24
Alphans and Others ... 35
Special Effects ... 76
Scripts ... 94
Music ... 112
Camera and Crew ... 125
Art Direction ... 137
Makeup ... 147
Direction ... 152
Casting ... 160
Dubbing and Cutting ... 168
Distribution and Spin-offs ... 178
Fans ... 183
Debriefing ... 195
Appendix 1; Call Sheet ... 200
Appendix 2: Shooting Schedule ... 203
Appendix 3; Synopses ... 214
80 pages (single sided, including 5 fold out pages) in loose leaf red vinyl binder (25.5 x 29 x 4 cm). Cover embossed with Alpha insignia.
Compiled & written by David Hirsch, with blueprints by Geoffrey Mandel & David McConnell, & costume art by Anthony Fredrickson.
Blueprints of Alpha layout, Year 2 principle sets (varying accuracy), communications post, comlock, stun gun, laser cannon, uniform & spacesuits. Short profiles of main characters, timeline before & after Breakaway (inaccurate), synopses of all episodes. B/w photos.
It was intended to publish supplements, but the Notebook had poor sales. An entertaining good quality item sometimes let down by the (mostly minor) inaccuracies. One thing notably missing were Eagle blueprints, (Mandel had previously done a set for Starlog magazine, but they were not included)
Cover of fan reprint, which included the Eagle blueprint from Starlog.
Japan, 1981, 780 Yen
20.5 x 25.5 cm. pp122 (Japanese text)
48 colour pages, crammed with colour photos (superb in quality & selection), covering in sections the Moonbase, characters, Eagles, alien ships, aliens, & 2 "filmstories", telling Last Enemy & Metamorph in 78 photos each.
56 b/w pages, crammed with dark poor quality photos, give "storyguides" for every episode (about a page each), plus an "Encyclopedia", with blueprints of base, Eagle, & Main Mission & Command Centre (slightly redrawn from the Starlog and Technical Notebook prints), profiles of cast & crew, the series background, & selected merchandise.
Probably the best item of merchandise produced, with superb photo coverage of almost every aspect of the series.
This version has an "obi", a paper slip that is folded outside the cover (here in red). In Japanese publishing the obi fulfils the same purpose as the text on the back cover of a western book, describing the contents, publisher and price (rarely repeated on the back or front cover). It is often discarded or lost after purchase, and the rarity makes them collectible.
UK, April 21st 1994. £9.99
96 pages, softcover.
Glossy guide to the two series, illustrated by many good, sometimes unusual photos in colour and black and white. Includes short and sketchy chapters on production details, characters and scenario, culled from publicity material and other sources (such as Heald's "Making Of Space 1999" book), plus an episode listing. The superficial text is a disappointment.
Italy, November 2000. L. 36000 €18.60
128 pages, hardcover.
Italian version of above book. The glossy pages have many more photos than the UK original. There is an additional "technical section" for each series, the four page Space 1999 section consisting of plans of the Moonbase and Eagle, and a colour cut-away of the Eagle, all by Roberto Baldassari. There is a new epilogue, about Message From Moonbase Alpha, with the complete script (in Italian).
France, first edition June 1993 (1500 copies, 72 pages), second edition September 1996 (1500 copies, 125 pages). 70FF
Card cover, 11.5cm x 21cm.
In the series Le Guide Du Telefan, a series of pocket guides to cult television series written by fans but published professionally. In French with black and white photo illustrations. The colour cover shows Koenig and Helena cowering in front of the computer. The subtitle means "The Epic Of Whiteness", a reference to the symbolism of the series.
A useful, fairly comprehensive and mostly accurate guide to the series with articles on symbolism, profiles of cast and crew, episode guide with notes, clubs and merchandise. The episode guide has original air dates (in the UK and France), credits, short plot summary and production notes and observations (less extensively for the second series). A glossary ("Le petit Alpha illustré", after French dictionaries), contains entries from "Aigle" (Eagle) to "Zantor", via "Kitsch", "Inconnue" (unknown) and "X" (which begins: "Question for 100 francs: do Koenig and Russell sleep together?").
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Subtitled: "An Episode Guide and Complete History Of The Mid 1970s Science Fiction Television Series". Originally issued as a hardback with plain library binding and a print run of 1000, it was reissued in 2005 as a paperback edition with a photographic cover (an astronomy photo of the real moon, not a series photo).
History, episode guide including critical commentary, interview with Catherine Schell, summary of criticism (focusing on Asimov's criticisms and the Star Trek feud), fans and collectibles, short bibliography, index.
As the wordy subtitle suggests, Muir adopts an academic approach based around an episode guide and placing the series in the context of other science fiction television. It is sparsely illustrated with black and white photos (only five from the series, with more of cast members in other films) and with two pieces of line art from John Semprit. Muir has few background stories (Fageolle's Guide Du Telefan is a superior reference work in this respect). As a result, while the book is very accurate as far as on-screen information goes, it is guilty of some (minor) false assumptions and technical inaccuracies. While it makes reference to visual style and story continuity, these aspects are not greatly explored. Instead the approach is thematic, focused on plots, characterisation and ideas. It is more lightweight than the symbolism and philosophy in Fageolle's book, but nevertheless the episode analysis is well thought out and expressed, neither hagiography or damning, with a strong preference for the serious eerie mysteries of Year One. The focus on drawing similarities with other television science fiction, especially Star Trek, is a rewarding angle. The hypothesis is that, just as Space: 1999 was influenced by the original Star Trek, it provided themes and ideas used in the 1980s series Star Trek: The Next Generation. Thorough and impressive.
US 1977, 59c
32 pages & softcard cover, 18 x 26 cm. The cover shows the Metamorph Eagle, and Koenig, Helena, and Alan peering over a rock. Two (year 2) stories by Mary A Mintzer ("The Return Of the Metamorph", "Queen Brain"), colour illustrations by Frank Bolle. Very crude & juvenile.
96 pages. Introduction & 5 text stories with comic type illustrations. Stories are:
"Live Warhead", "Space Traitor", "Planet Of The Ants", "Space Emperor" & "Doom Dust". Art and stories very much in the vein of the Charlton b/w comics, drawn by Gray Morrow.
Paperback cover shows colour art of Moonbase with a foreground astronaut (in white spacesuit) pointing to it. Rear cover shows Eagle blasting through space.
US 1999; 25 copies ($30 each)
104 pages black and white with colour covers; spiral bound.
A thorough survey of the Space: 1999 toys and books produced, almost all illustrated with black and white photos, short description and manufacturer. Includes a price guide and some prototype toys from dealer catalogues. The front cover is based on the original packaging design for Azrak-Hamway's range of Space: 1999 toys.
Photos thanks to Gordon Moriguchi.
Trafford Publishing, Canada 2001-2002 (US$29.95)
416 pp, cover by Catherine Bujold
Extensive reviews of all 48 episodes and Message From Moonbase Alpha; detailed cast lists for every episode; year 1 filming schedule; commentary from Landau, Bain, Morse, Schell, Merton, Tate, Hancock, Phillips, Byrne, Penfold, Freiberger, Wilson.
The Future Is Fantastic is based on commentary by the actors and production crew, as well as Wood's own discussion. Useful as a reference, invaluable as commentary.
Withdrawn from publication in Feb 2002, apparently due to copyright problems.
Telos Publishing, UK 26 January 2009 (£12.99). Website
490pp. A5 paperback book. ISBN 978-1-84583-034-2
Kindle e-book (with updated text), 10 January 2014.
Subtitled "The Unofficial and Unauthorised Guide to Space: 1999". Similar in format to the earlier Future Is Fantastic (2001) book by Wood, the book examines each episode in turn, with detailed reviews, observations and comprehensive quotes from actors and crew.
Destination Moonbase Alpha is the most comprehensive book ever published on Space 1999, including extensive cast lists and detailed reviews of all 48 episodes, as well as the Message from Moonbase Alpha short film. Destination Moonbase Alpha tells the incredible story of the making of a science fiction classic, told by the actors, writers and production crew who created it.
This is the essential guide to Space: 1999 - from critical reaction then and now, through the triumphant 35 year odyssey of Moonbase Alpha since the show debuted in 1975 and finally to writer Johnny Byrne's concepts for the return of the series.
"It's a must-have for every Space: 1999 fan - a page-turner packed with facts and informed opinion and seasoned with spicy scuttlebutt." Prentis Hancock, co-star of Space: 1999
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Editions Yris, France, 20th October 2014 (€22).
256 pages, 300 photos, 17 cm x 25 cm. ISBN 978-2-912215-35-2
The publisher Yris published several books by Liardet in their "Télévision en Séries" series, covering 1960s and early 1970s US and British fantasy/adventure series. It is not authorized by ITV.
The book follows the well-established format of describing the history of the series, profiles of cast, episode guides, and in the annexes, a merchandise guide. Most pages have photos, some in colour; the merchandise guide is particularly well illustrated. The history, actor profiles and episode pages have extensive lists of credits, with French titles and directors noted. Episode guides give story summary, first broadcast dates for ATV (UK) and France, plus a full cast list and notes on the episodes and the cast. The episodes are described following the ATV order (not the production order or French TV order).
The information is comprehensive, but doesn't uncover anything new. All the information can be found publicly in the Catacombs website, and sometimes Liardet seems to be copying crew names from the Catacombs (people left and joined throughout the series, so it's more complicated that the text describes). Some of the photos, possibly most, are from the Catacombs, some with tell-tale edits, but none are credited. Most blatant is a full-page picture of Brian Johnson and the Meta Probe, which is a composite made by Dean Scott that cuts off the Meta Probe nose cone. A few photos have inaccurate captions, but overall Liardet seems to know the series well.
Lulu Press, 17 November 2014
736 pages, paperback, 6" x 9" (15cm x 23cm), ISBN 9781312585935
The book is an edited version of the chronological episode discussions on the "Online Alpha" mailing list discussions from November 1997- December 1998. The book acknowledges the original emails are available on Space1999.net, and Ogland's edit is based on that by David Welle on Metaforms.Space1999.net
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This reminds me so much of Freddie's spell at Lords in 09.
This reminds me so much of Freddie's spell at Lords in 09.
RIP Philip Hughes - 1988-2014
Potential hater of abilities. Blocked on twitter by Michael Vaughan, Brad McNamara and AtlCricket for my hard hitting truths.
New ball looked less threatening when we bowled with it. Anderson clearly the best fast bowler in both teams.
Get ****ed Siddle you horrible ****
Heads, Shoulders, Knees, John Stones
15-8-25-3 the current spell from Anderson. Three of those overs were last night before stumps but it's still been a mammoth effort.
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is haddin ever going to go for it here
Patto fuming at batting Jack here. Gonna beam Clarke at practice this week.
Cook having all the men back for Haddin with two balls remaining in the over is just ridiculous captaincy. Let him get back on strike and don't make him take a risk.
well that was amusing
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Motif has been the standard graphical toolkit for years on UNIX and other platforms. It is a commercial standard and has its own look. Motif is the base for the popular CDE desktop environment, also a standard on many commercial UNIX systems.
On Linux and other open systems, developers have made a free Motif clone called LessTif. LessTif is source compatible with Motif and available under the L-GPL. Motif and LessTif offer cross-platform compatibility among UNIX systems. While Motif code will not work on most non-UNIX systems, many commercial UNIX systems come with Motif libraries. Also, Motif has the advantage of having passed the test of time.
LessTif is available from http://www.lesstif.org/. LessTif documentation is available from www.lesstif.org/Lessdox/lesstif.html.
While I have not covered all existing toolkits, I have briefly covered the most popular ones. Most programmers are concerned about two things: graphical look and portability. GTK and QT are probably used the most in the Linux world, mainly because of the GNOME and KDE desktop environments. Users want a desktop that will provide all utilities using the same graphical look. I use both GTK and GraphApp, but this is a personal choice which every programmer must make for himself.
The GNOME web page is at http://www.gnome.org/. The KDE web page is at http://www.kde.org/.
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Ajay Seshadri
As Windows Open (Sitigotyo)
A strange visitor of mine was quite upset,
Sharing his distress with me our feelings they met
Ventured in love to express midnight empathy;
What we looked for was stranger than our sympathy.
It is rare we befriend pain as we do gladness
He is just a visitor a prince of darkness
The attire of humour however maintains;
A kitten of eloquence its black cat sustains.
States of mind visit and leave hours of vaccum
That teaches me this visit my emotions presume
Slowly as windows open at home feels inside
Through my eyes I look around my love feels so spied.
Quite strange oh my comrade you're no more around
The distress is history that is now profound;
If we treat him with disdain the stay is for sure
Now the emotion is lost to days too obscure!
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Comments about this poem (As Windows Open (Sitigotyo) by Ajay Seshadri )
Chettur Aishwarya Shrivastav (8/9/2012 1:49:00 AM)
Bernard Snyder (8/8/2012 9:25:00 PM)
Wow! I love this poem Ajay! Great rhyme scheme also! (Report) Reply
Veeraiyah Subbulakshmi (8/7/2012 6:59:00 PM)
it is rare we befriend pain as we do gladness
He is just a visitor a prince of darkness.
well expressed lines based on Indian culture and attitude, because very simple things can make you and I happy. (Report) Reply -
Nivedita Bagchi SPC UK (7/21/2010 3:28:00 AM)
'If we treat him with disdain the stay is for sure
Now the emotion is lost to days too obscure! ' ~ Touchy lines …yeah it so happens when situation goes out of reach…light will come next day but with another 'strange visitor' vibes… thanks for sharing
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Denise Bekker ~* The Sound *~ (7/16/2010 11:14:00 AM)
Great metaphor. Loved the imagery, so well penned! Enjoyed; D (Report) Reply
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ObamaCare Mandates RFID Chips to be Implanted in all Americans by March 23rd 2013?
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False. Do more research
I spent the last hour checking into this.
It looks like the bill that finally passed didn't have this in. It was HR 4872.
Please show the bill that passed that has it included. I couldn't find it. But it is scary knowing that they actually wanted to include it. We need to be vigilant.
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Thank you...you just saved me an hour of torment.
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Good Comment
I do not have time to go through and try to understand the massive legislation.
But, it would seem to me, that there would have been Republican campaign ads talking about how their Democratic opponents voted to inject every American with cancer-causing digital memory devices.
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problem is that these types of posts make it on DP all the time. What is horrifying is that because they fit the 'world view' of many they just assume the 'facts' are as described and blindly post based on that. You would think RP supporters would be better at doing due diligence.
I honestly think there are outsiders posting these types of messages on here just to stir the pot and make DP (and by proxy, google searches) and RP look more extreme and crazy to potential supporters.
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Snopes is not to be trusted, especially if the assertion is
against anything a Democrat does, or is against anything statist in nature.
They are not objective and have been caught in outright lies.
That doesn't mean they aren't right on this one, I just wouldn't use them as a source.
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With the election of Ron
With the election of Ron Paul, we won't have to worry about being chipped.
RON PAUL 2012 * Restore America * Bring The Troops Home
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No, that is not true. Ron Paul is not a savior. We still have
to do our own heavy lifting.
Having him in the White House will help tremendously, but we are up against a hydra with tentacles everywhere.
Our freedom is our responsibility - not Ron Paul's.
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Good old "Mark of the Beast".
You do realize, don't you, that RFID devices have been linked to CANCEROUS tumors in animals.
That would be my trip point. I'd use deadly force to prevent this from happening to me.
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Nope...Not the Mark!
Definitely NOT the "mark of the beast"
That is spiritual language! Read Revelation 14:1...do you think that there will be a physical mark of God's children on their forehead? Nope!
The mark of the beast is something that is saying in essence " I will not serve Christ, but I will serve this world and all that it has to offer at all costs and to whom ever I must.... but not Christ!
It is from the heart, not a physical mark.
All the world is already bearing either the mark of the beast, or the mark of Christ.
God Himself knows who they are and they will be seperated as sheep from the goats come harvest time!
" In Thee O Lord do I put my trust " ~ Psalm 31:1~
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Not correct. In fact, RFID is the most likely candidate.
Because the original Greek word used in that verse more correctly translates to "stick under" or "stick into" rather than "mark."
Interesting that not until very modern times, was this even technically possible.
However, a tattoo if I understand it correctly might also fit this translation since the ink is technically under the top layer of skin.
Not every verse should be read literally, but not everyone should be read figuratively either. Context is most important here.
If the "mark" in whatever form will be required in order to "buy or sell" then it obviously must be a physical mark of some type and not merely the esoteric or figurative "not following Christ" version as you point out.
If Christians are singled out as a group and somehow shunned entirely from society, they must be identified in some physical fashion. That requires an actual "mark."
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To Mark or not to mark?
Do you believe what you are saying comparing Scripture with Scripture, or are you just saying what most so called evangelical Christians are taught?
There will be NO physical mark for Christians or non Christians.
You can believe the dramatic details that many hang on to and spread around but it is all fiction and misunderstanding of the book of Revelation.
No, I do not know everything in the Bible as does nobody else, but I do know that it is all spiritual language that ties into all other parts of the Bible.
It's not going to be ...will you or will you not take a chip under your skin...
It will be, do you or do you not deny the Christ of the Bible that will try one, not taking some mark. That is what will seperate belivers.....TRUE believers from the rest of humanity.
Those who serve Christ will suffer ( as we do now ) whatever comes against followers of Jesust Christ and His gospel of salvation.
All according to God's plan for us.
I do know that whatever the suffering that comes will only be for a short while compared to an eternity of glory!
Fear not Christians!
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Yes, there is context concerning true believers and those who
reject Christ, but there is also clear and unequivocal context on how this will be played out.
You are blatantly ignoring that and cherry picking the language to say what you want.
I recall an admonishment about subtracting or adding to the Word. I prefer to take it as it is, thanks.
And in closing, I do not appreciate you trying to ascribe someone else's positions to me. Did I say anything of the sort? No. Save your strawmen for someone who is clueless on that tactic. It won't work on me. Either stick to what I post to argue with, or I will not bother any more with this discussion as there would be no point.
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That's all right. Cancer treatment is mandated by Obamacare...
That's all right. Cancer treatment is mandated by Obamacare... unless that cancer emerges from HHS-mandated RFID tagging, I bet.
You and the rest of us are the tiny, insignificant minority of grouchy old-fashioned complainers who never want to cooperate with the betterment of health.
The VAAAAST majority of morbidly obese Jersey Shore worshippers will get RFID'd because Snookie will be flashing her cool tattoo and getting her prescription automatically ordered and delivered on screen.
Everyone will want the cool convenience, the flashy sexiness, of the HHS/RFID tag.
And it will be a good twenty years before the first cancers start taking away participants' arms. By that time, the hip unemployed kids will already have learned the hard way just how effective those tags are toflag them when they went to those austerity protests.
Now their permanent federal employment record at the DOL has them tagged as "subversive" and liable for civic awareness education classes if they ever want to get a job...!
"Cowards & idiots can come along for the ride but they gotta sit in the back seat!"
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These are nice chairs - good quality and fits the description. I ordered two to go with our brown leather sofa. However they are much bigger than expected. Even though we had measured out the space, its difficult to imagine 3-dimensionally.
Not only is this chair absolutely gorgeous - a deep rich red with deep black wood trim - it's also seriously comfortable! I actually bought it to use as my office chair and it really gives my home office a classy look. I work from home and it's common for me to sit at my desk for 9-12 hours a day. The chair is so comfy and has such great lower back support that I have no discomfort even after that long. As always, The O shipped it to me super fast and it was a breeze to assemble as well. I added some slide pads to the feet and it moves easily across my floor - even while I'm sitting in it. This chair is sturdy but not cumbersome and it's quite well made. Definitely would recommend this chair!
i purchased four of them. i use them as my dining room chairs and they look beautiful. the are big and roomy. they are very strudy and very well built . the leather is the BEST. i love,love,love them
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I took a chance by ordering two of these chairs "sight unseen." They are beautiful and exactly what I was looking for. The chairs are a lovely shade of red with very dark brown wood. It was fairly easy to assemble the back to the seat. I recommend installing all the bolts loosely and firming up after all have been installed. The seating is very firm, which is what I was looking for. They are also fairly wide, not a small flimsy chair at all.
Beautiful accent chair, great for the price. It will add beauty to your d�cor.
This chair is stylish and bigger than it appears in the picture, which means you will need a large space to accommodate it. The color is a deep red, not too orange and not too blue, and is very true to the color pictured. It should work in most rooms where a red accent is needed to provide some pop, as it does in my living room. These are not the most comfortable chairs, but will work as occasional or accent chairs that can be used for extra seating. As other customers have noted, the screw holes do not match up. This means the chair takes longer to assemble than it should and is frustrating to put together, especially for someone who is not mechanically minded, such as I. All that said, it is worth the effort and is a very handsome chair, indeed.
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good old ljubo, bravo
next one is kubot not roddick :eek:
next one is kubot not roddick :eek:
Beijing R1: Ljubicic def. Mathieu 7:6 (8), 4:6, 6:1petar_pan 10-06-2009, 10:51 AM good old ljubo, bravo next one is kubot not roddick :eek: Iván 10-06-2009, 10:56 AM he loves these parts of the world. Deathless Mortal 10-06-2009, 11:02 AM Nice win and the draw opened up nicely :yeah: Sunset of Age 10-06-2009, 12:46 PM Congrats Legenda! :yeah: Well... seems like he's got some chances to get through the next round as well. Good luck Ljubo! oranges 10-06-2009, 01:01 PM Nice, keep it up :yeah: Doomach777 10-06-2009, 01:12 PM Yesss :D:D::D i was in school at 6-6 (2-5) watching scorebord... than class finished... great win ljubo! Mateya 10-06-2009, 03:02 PM ermmmm...OK...but WTF, 1-6 final set? :silly: Losing serve two times to the extreme mug returner? Bring on european indoors :zzz: betowiec 10-06-2009, 03:17 PM li niang rules Ilovetheblues_86 10-06-2009, 04:09 PM Very tough match, Mathieu should have won this if he wants to prove he values something...tsc tsc Mathieu :shrug: Bilbo 10-06-2009, 04:33 PM expected one zerocool_ 10-06-2009, 04:37 PM Nice one Ljubo :) P.S. Doomach777 you have some mistakes in your signature :) |


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No Expense Wine Tastings At The Winery In Harlem
The Winery in Harlem has a great no expense series of wine tastings where you can experience the difference between a wine from the Loire Valley served by Aymeric Bireau matched with great Italian Wines served by Jason Noelly and the Italian import house of Vias .
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Custom Fuel Pizza, 2288 Frederick Douglas Avenue, Harlem, NY
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