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My books on LT- The Weapon Makers by A. E. Van Vogt
- The Weapon Shops of Isher by A.e.van vogt
- Asimov's Science Fiction: Vol. 36, No. 7 (July 2012) by Sheila Williams
- New Avengers Vol. 2: Sentry by Brian Michael Bendis
- Huntress by Malinda Lo
- Enna Burning (Books of Bayern) by Shannon Hale
- The House on Durrow Street (The Magicians and Mrs. Quent) by Galen Beckett
- New Avengers, Vol. 1: Breakout (v. 1) by Brian Michael Bendis
- The Real Elizabeth: An Intimate Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Andrew Marr
- The Stars My Destination by Alfred Bester
Category Archives: politics
In which I am a politics geek
I feel that I need to immediately confess that I did not vote in yesterday’s UK election. Voting is something that I love and feel priveliged to do, not just in memory of the brave women who fought to get … Continue reading
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Weighing in on the healthcare debate
I’ve been trying to stay quiet on the American health care reforms/NHS debate because it’s a subject that makes my blood boil so quickly. Instead, calapine said it for me: http://calapine.livejournal.com/569192.html And in the same language that I’m tempting to … Continue reading
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Bit of a babble
I’m starting to get a handle on the software that I’m using for my new job, although I still have to ask silly questions a couple of times day. The good thing is that one teeny tiny change I’ve made … Continue reading
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Election follow-up
I should have thoughts about last night, but mostly I’m just stuck at “He actually did it?” Even yesterday morning, there was a part of me expecting to be disappointed because it still seemed impossible for a black guy with … Continue reading
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Looking good!
Dear BBC, I love you. I love that you’re streaming the election program live via the Internet so that I can have fairly rational analysis as the votes come in. You are an amazing news source. Love, Me Also, Obama … Continue reading
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Interesting debate (plus socks and kitties because I am ‘well-rounded’)
I was out at a party for one of the girls that I’ve met through Ravelry on Friday night. I fully intended to get home to see the first presidential debate but it was suddenly quarter to midnight and…well…that wasn’t … Continue reading
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Bartlet on Obama
Ever wanted to know what advice Jed Bartlet might give to Obama? Well, now you can find out. *That* is why I love the West Wing and think Aaron Sorkin is brilliant. Also, who wants Bartlet out there as a … Continue reading
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