I realize that these are overlapping sets and that framing the question this way may be flawed

But whose interests is Worldcon supposed to serve? Those of the fans or those of the pros?

ObDisclaimer: every disclaimer you can think of it here, including the one about O2 being a potential allergy hazard.

I realize that these are overlapping sets and that framing the question this way may be flawed

But whose interests is Worldcon supposed to serve? Those of the fans or those of the pros?

ObDisclaimer: every disclaimer you can think of it here, including the one about O2 being a potential allergy hazard.

I realize that these are overlapping sets and that framing the question this way may be flawed

But whose interests is Worldcon supposed to serve? Those of the fans or those of the pros?

ObDisclaimer: every disclaimer you can think of it here, including the one about O2 being a potential allergy hazard.

2009 Arthur C Clarke Award Submissions

"Spring! And a young fan’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of the Arthur C Clarke Award. This year’s shortlist is due to be announced in mid-March, but for the first time the Award is officially announcing the list of submitted works, and very generously they’ve decided to do it through Torque Control."

The list is as follows:

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2009 Arthur C Clarke Award Submissions

"Spring! And a young fan’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of the Arthur C Clarke Award. This year’s shortlist is due to be announced in mid-March, but for the first time the Award is officially announcing the list of submitted works, and very generously they’ve decided to do it through Torque Control."

The list is as follows:

( Read more... )

2009 Arthur C Clarke Award Submissions

"Spring! And a young fan’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of the Arthur C Clarke Award. This year’s shortlist is due to be announced in mid-March, but for the first time the Award is officially announcing the list of submitted works, and very generously they’ve decided to do it through Torque Control."

The list is as follows:

( Read more... )

The ball is in your court, Mr. Abercrombie

Joe Abercrombie links to me linking to him commenting on the Great Cover Kerfluffle of Aught Nine.

All we need is aleph null more iterations for this recursion to go infinite!

The ball is in your court, Mr. Abercrombie

Joe Abercrombie links to me linking to him commenting on the Great Cover Kerfluffle of Aught Nine.

All we need is aleph null more iterations for this recursion to go infinite!

The ball is in your court, Mr. Abercrombie

Joe Abercrombie links to me linking to him commenting on the Great Cover Kerfluffle of Aught Nine.

All we need is aleph null more iterations for this recursion to go infinite!

information I could have used several days ago

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information I could have used several days ago

[Poll #1347870]

information I could have used several days ago

[Poll #1347870]

Take that, Tommy Gold!

Hayabusa's onboard systems can control its pitch and its yaw but not its roll. How the heck did the Hayabusa team reestablish three-axis control then?

Take that, Tommy Gold!

Hayabusa's onboard systems can control its pitch and its yaw but not its roll. How the heck did the Hayabusa team reestablish three-axis control then?

Take that, Tommy Gold!

Hayabusa's onboard systems can control its pitch and its yaw but not its roll. How the heck did the Hayabusa team reestablish three-axis control then?