Michael Lee's Train of Thought

31.25 %

My weblog owns 31.25 % of me.
Does your weblog own you?

O.F.C.S.: The Online Film Critics Society has a list of their top 100 science fiction films of all time. I'm going to have to see the ones that I haven't that appear on that list! (There are 42 of them!)

Jill Bernard has one as well! And while you're talking about Impossible things, you might go and Shut Your Joke Hole

Regulars of Look Ma, No Pants and Soylent Theater know Douglas Shaw, Ph.D. and he has many interesting things on his site.

City Pages: Geek Chic
The City Pages CONvergence article. There are a couple things I'm not thrilled about in the article, but all and all, it's a pretty positive review.
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Harmonic CONvergence
Robert Meyer Burnett's article about CONvergence.

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Of course, there's always a place for an Old Lutheran.

OCTOBER PROJECT
Might actually be back, though in a somewhat different form.

Minnesota Fringe Festival
should have a bunch of really neat shows.

Rob's Retinal Fetish is super-cool CONvergence guest Robert Meyer Burnett's column. He was great to talk to...

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Some CONvergence 2002 pictures are already up, and it isn't over yet!

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Andrew Lipson's Mathematical Lego Sculptures
Is this the geekiest lego ever?

The Gallifrey Conventions Archives
A history of my favorite Doctor Who convention, Gallifrey One in LA.

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I've said it before, and I'll say it again. If it has to do with Doctor Who, it only matters if it appears on Outpost Gallifrey

Don't trust the press. Anthony Stewart Head is not going to be the Doctor -- even if it would be cool. The next story (whatever it is) will probably be false as well. It's just not true. (For trivia fans, he was considered several years ago when they were working on the TV movie.)

Note, Tony Head appeared in some recent Doctor Who audio dramas, but not as the Doctor.

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