Subterranean Press Sale

"The special we’re running is very simple. To make it an appealing offer to you, every in-print title is 25% off if bought January 21 or 22.

For our part, we’ll be donating 25% of the retail price of each sale book bought on Sunday or Monday (Jan 21-22) to Sam’s family to help with their expenses while he’s in treatment, and will guarantee a donation of at least $2000

So please, consider picking up some great reading at less than cover price, while helping out a family whose needs are great.

A couple of final notes: Please mention 25% off when ordering. Your shopping cart total and automatic email confirmation won’t reflect the sale price. We’ll take care of that when processing your order. If you use PayPal, please don’t go through our online store. Instead, email us and we’ll send you a PayPal invoice for your order.

That’s all. Thanks in advance to everyone who opens their hearts and wallets for Sam. We’ll be back Tuesday or Wednesday with our regular newsletter."

Subterranean Press Sale

"The special we’re running is very simple. To make it an appealing offer to you, every in-print title is 25% off if bought January 21 or 22.

For our part, we’ll be donating 25% of the retail price of each sale book bought on Sunday or Monday (Jan 21-22) to Sam’s family to help with their expenses while he’s in treatment, and will guarantee a donation of at least $2000

So please, consider picking up some great reading at less than cover price, while helping out a family whose needs are great.

A couple of final notes: Please mention 25% off when ordering. Your shopping cart total and automatic email confirmation won’t reflect the sale price. We’ll take care of that when processing your order. If you use PayPal, please don’t go through our online store. Instead, email us and we’ll send you a PayPal invoice for your order.

That’s all. Thanks in advance to everyone who opens their hearts and wallets for Sam. We’ll be back Tuesday or Wednesday with our regular newsletter."

Subterranean Press Sale

"The special we’re running is very simple. To make it an appealing offer to you, every in-print title is 25% off if bought January 21 or 22.

For our part, we’ll be donating 25% of the retail price of each sale book bought on Sunday or Monday (Jan 21-22) to Sam’s family to help with their expenses while he’s in treatment, and will guarantee a donation of at least $2000

So please, consider picking up some great reading at less than cover price, while helping out a family whose needs are great.

A couple of final notes: Please mention 25% off when ordering. Your shopping cart total and automatic email confirmation won’t reflect the sale price. We’ll take care of that when processing your order. If you use PayPal, please don’t go through our online store. Instead, email us and we’ll send you a PayPal invoice for your order.

That’s all. Thanks in advance to everyone who opens their hearts and wallets for Sam. We’ll be back Tuesday or Wednesday with our regular newsletter."

I'm not laughing with them. I'm laughing at them

Science fiction goes political
In books out now, President Chelsea Clinton hosts Osama bin Laden while most of the country lives under Sharia law.

I'm not laughing with them. I'm laughing at them

Science fiction goes political
In books out now, President Chelsea Clinton hosts Osama bin Laden while most of the country lives under Sharia law.

I'm not laughing with them. I'm laughing at them

Science fiction goes political
In books out now, President Chelsea Clinton hosts Osama bin Laden while most of the country lives under Sharia law.

Question and Response

China successfully tests an anti-satellite weapon.

The US demonstrates a rail gun.

The shells from American weapon are said to reach 150 km altitude at their midpoint to the target. From that, I *think* it might be firing the rounds at about 2.5 km/s. This isn't quite enough to let the USN pot away at satellites in Low Earth Orbit @ a grand a shot but it's getting there.

Question and Response

China successfully tests an anti-satellite weapon.

The US demonstrates a rail gun.

The shells from American weapon are said to reach 150 km altitude at their midpoint to the target. From that, I *think* it might be firing the rounds at about 2.5 km/s. This isn't quite enough to let the USN pot away at satellites in Low Earth Orbit @ a grand a shot but it's getting there.

Question and Response

China successfully tests an anti-satellite weapon.

The US demonstrates a rail gun.

The shells from American weapon are said to reach 150 km altitude at their midpoint to the target. From that, I *think* it might be firing the rounds at about 2.5 km/s. This isn't quite enough to let the USN pot away at satellites in Low Earth Orbit @ a grand a shot but it's getting there.

Weird Timing

Right on the heels of the destruction of a good share of the California fruit crop, my Zehrs gets in some really very good clementines for the first time in months and months. These are pretty much the platonic ideal of clementines.

Weird Timing

Right on the heels of the destruction of a good share of the California fruit crop, my Zehrs gets in some really very good clementines for the first time in months and months. These are pretty much the platonic ideal of clementines.

Weird Timing

Right on the heels of the destruction of a good share of the California fruit crop, my Zehrs gets in some really very good clementines for the first time in months and months. These are pretty much the platonic ideal of clementines.

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Word feels that "wingnut" should be spelled "WinNT."

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Word feels that "wingnut" should be spelled "WinNT."

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Word feels that "wingnut" should be spelled "WinNT."

Technorati puzzles me

I noticed that it claimed someone had linked to one of my posts (and not a recent one) about an hour ago. On checking the site, I see that they linked to me in November 2006.

Technorati puzzles me

I noticed that it claimed someone had linked to one of my posts (and not a recent one) about an hour ago. On checking the site, I see that they linked to me in November 2006.

Technorati puzzles me

I noticed that it claimed someone had linked to one of my posts (and not a recent one) about an hour ago. On checking the site, I see that they linked to me in November 2006.