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Reminder: Writing Workshops Today, for the Writing Workshop series, we're at Raleigh Court branch (in Roanoke) at 2 pm, building a better monster. ;) (I spent yesterday afternoon getting covered in fake fur at the craft store). Please stop by! Next week, we take a break and reconvene on the 23rd at Main for our final workshop, The Writing Life, at 4 pm. Digression: I seem to dream constantly of Hong Kong these days. Last night, I was wandering Sha Tin Jockey Club with two of my friends while sipping champagne. The night before, I was in Wong Tai Sin temple, getting my fortune read. And so on... Is there a place you dream of constantly (or consistently, at least)? Current Mood:  busy |
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Stolen Earth - Final Ratings http://www.gallifreyone.com/cgi-bin/viewnews.cgi?id=EkEVyEEEEZymNATHqo&tmpl=newsrss&style=feedstyle Final figures released by BARB give episode Twelve of Series Four, The Stolen Earth, an official rating of 8.78 million viewers. The episode was the second highest rated programme of the week, only the second time in the series 45 year history that it has achieved such a position. The other episode to score so high was last Christmas's Voyage of the Damned. The programme beat all the soaps for the week and was only out rated by the the European Cup Final edition of Match of the Day. The Su |
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bram452
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Toward an atheist spirtuality . . .
Hope may be also approaching despair with skepticism. |
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Ack! -- LJ-only post I have no idea how it happened, but it seems that, for I don't know how long, posts under the "Personal" category on my website were not crossposted here. For those LJ-readers who're curious about what they missed, the category page is <a href=" http://www.gordsellar.com/category/gords-life/">here</a>. Some of the stuff that was in multiple categories (including personal) got crossposted, but the stuff that was only in personal didn't make it over for some reason. Anyway, it's there, it's fixed from now on, but I don't know when I'll get around to finding a way to import the old posts to LJ. So you may just wish to go a-trawlin'. Or not. That's cool too. |
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And Should Anyone Want Me Today-- --I'll be hiding out in central London trying to get some work done, and pausing for a special barbecue lunch with my fabulous son, who will be turning !!!!!23!!!!! on Friday. I do not know how this happened. I mean, I'm sure I just had him a few months ago. I'm still losing the weight! Suddenly I'm looking up at this grown man and thinking: How did he come out of me? That was a fast 23 years. Current Mood:  still celebratoryCurrent Music: traffic noise (my favourite) |
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Today's Birthday Spanking Today's Sparkly Paddle of Birthday Wonderfulness will be used on the wondrous ![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif) rozk, in the hope that she has a far, far better day than she has had in a while, and a year that brings the good things she deserves (and not more crap like what she's had to put up with recently). Many Happy Returns of the Day, dear friend, colleague, and confidante. And don't forget to live forever!! Current Mood: celebratoryCurrent Music: hmm hmm hmm hmm to you... |
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| Tuesday, July 8th, 2008 |
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| Wednesday, July 9th, 2008 |
norilana
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ISBNs!
Holy shit... :-)
I am about to buy a batch of 1,000 ISBNs for Norilana Books. |
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Planets and Fire by Moonlight http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap080709.html Planets and Fire by Moonlight
Credit & Copyright: Dmitrii Zagorodnov Explanation: On July 5th, wandering planets, bright stars, and a young crescent Moon graced western skies after sunset. Arrayed along the solar system's ecliptic plane, the three celestial beacons forming this skyscape's eye-catching line-up with the Moon are Saturn (upper left), then Mars, and finally Regulus, alpha star of the constellation Leo. Of course planet Earth itself lies in the foreground, a scene dominated by the city lights of Santa Barbara, California. The smoky haze hanging over the city is from threatening wild fires still burning along the hill at the right. On Thursday evening, Saturn and Mars can be seen in a much closer pairing or conjunction, separated by only about 3/4 degree on the sky. |
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