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Siun commented on the diary post Pull Up a Chair for Christy by Elliott.
Christy, check out the online support community at Inspire.com. I know the Womenheart community there has made surviving the rocky parts of major heart disease much easier through good advice and laughter and the wonder of having sisters who’ve lived it too. http://www.inspire.com/conditions/breast-cancer/ And start thinking what you want to do post chemo – a [...]
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Siun commented on the blog post To Those Who Think Bradley Manning Supporters Should Get Their Own Damn Parade
Hey CT – don’t muddy the argument with facts and experience! really now!
LOL
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Siun commented on the blog post To Those Who Think Bradley Manning Supporters Should Get Their Own Damn Parade
The Grand Marshals committee select several Grand Marshals each year – not just one. Manning and others were selected by leaders of the gay community who themselves have been grand marshalls and who see Pride as not simply some corporate friendly “fun-loving” event such as Alan Kurtz above seems to desire.
Perhaps the main point is that it’s none of Tbogg’s business who the gay community of SF or anywhere choses to honor.
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Siun commented on the diary post LIVE: Protests Mark 100 Days of Guantanamo Hunger Strike by Kit OConnell.
Good to see people joining this. I’m hoping to join the Chicago rally today – and hope folks look for their local actions to join in:
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Siun commented on the diary post Monday Watercooler by Kit OConnell.
Addicted to Scandal … its an amazing show that has deconstructed more about our current political reality than any news program for example. Definitely watch from the beginning … I also find the recaps at Vulture fun to read along with episodes. I had never watched a Shonda Rhimes (sp?) show before so the comments there [...]
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Siun commented on the blog post All Hell Breaks Loose in Greater Boston Area – Marathon Bombing Suspects Surrounded, Captured or Dead?
Police scanner from the scene is here:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/6807252
A lot of the twitter updates are coming from folks following this.
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Siun commented on the diary post Tuesday Watercooler by Kit OConnell.
Wonderful to end the day with a bit of EmmyLou! Thanks!
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Siun commented on the blog post Telling Stories of the Future with 100 Year Starship
This is such a pleasure to read and think about … I love the whole concept of looking at big problems helping solve small ones along the way.
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Siun commented on the blog post The Aaron Swartz Town Hall & the Future of Online Activism (#SXSWi #AaronSXSW)
Thanks for the comprehensive report – I’m so glad this SXSW event happened and hope it inspires us all.
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Siun commented on the diary post Tuesday Watercooler by Kit OConnell.
I love Henri as well but there’s something quite wonderful about the simple kitty advantures in the vid above … and the dogs are wonderful!
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Siun commented on the blog post FDL Book Salon Welcomes David Brin, Existence
Thank you David!
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Siun commented on the blog post FDL Book Salon Welcomes David Brin, Existence
Thanks CT – and everyone for joining in!
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Siun commented on the blog post FDL Book Salon Welcomes David Brin, Existence
Thank you Bev – as always! – for organizing the Salon and bringing us such a great author.
David, thank you so much for spending time with us – and for your work. We’ll certainly keep following and reading!
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Siun commented on the blog post FDL Book Salon Welcomes David Brin, Existence
and LoneStar and the Hugos sounds like a great idea.
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Siun commented on the blog post FDL Book Salon Welcomes David Brin, Existence
I’m hoping my work keeps me in town for your Chicago visit!
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Siun commented on the blog post FDL Book Salon Welcomes David Brin, Existence
And David, you mentioned more Uplift possibly – what are you working on? and are you doing any readings or tours where readers can meet you?
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Siun commented on the blog post FDL Book Salon Welcomes David Brin, Existence
Noting the name … happily my teenagers have grown to adulthood! ;->
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Siun commented on the blog post FDL Book Salon Welcomes David Brin, Existence
David,
Stepping back a moment to the world of science fiction specifically – I’ve read a little of the current debates about the state of Science Fiction. After the classics – Brunner, Heinlein, Bradbury, Clarke et al, it felt as if your generation – and I would include generally folks like Kim Stanley Robinson, Vinge, Greg Bear, Banks, and others – flourished, building on that classic foundation but imho making speculative fiction singularly important for anyone who wishes to understand the fast pace of our evolution now. More recently it feels like there are fewer authors – except for Meiville – who have that same ability to enthrall as well as inspire. I find myself wondering if the newer generations, living in a world where high speed technological changes are become commonplace perhaps feel less wonder at the future and so imagine fewer tales for us? How do you see the next generation – and who might we be missing?
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Siun commented on the blog post FDL Book Salon Welcomes David Brin, Existence
This sounds amazing … and so exciting to see this range of disciplines working together.
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Siun commented on the blog post FDL Book Salon Welcomes David Brin, Existence
David, could you tell us a bit about the Arthur C. Clarke Center for Human Imagination at UCSD?
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