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  by Sakura (Posted Fri, 03 Sep 2010 13:12:59 GMT)An interesting point about this is that when Laplace made his famous statement, he thought that the world was almost ready to understand the universe in its entirety. A few loose ends needed tying up, but in its essentials, the whole thing was understood.Such problems as how to reconcile quantum physics with Ne […]
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  by White Roses (Posted Wed, 01 Sep 2010 19:53:00 GMT)Moved from Miss Faintree's Heartbook BlogAugust 30, 2010 in Diary | 6 commentsNothing like cold cream to wake one up in the afternoon!I seem to have overslept today, and I did have plans, but now that I’m awake I feel that I don’t want to do anything today, least not anything that involves leaving the […]
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  by Daffodil Finesmith (Posted Thu, 12 Aug 2010 08:39:36 GMT)Rayati,I was reading the Heart Wire discussion on Twitter and Facebook. I have a strong aversion to both. Miss Esmeralda Czeret said something that reminded me of another thing-Miss Esmeralda Czeret wrote:Technics are ideologically neutral. They are only as good or as bad as the uses to which they a […]
- A Late Introduction
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- I am still here...
  by Daffodil Finesmith (Posted Sun, 08 Aug 2010 08:55:19 GMT)Miss Madonna,I confess I did not know the name of those commas and so I looked them up. It turns out they are also called Oxford commas and Harvard commas! Nevertheless, despite their being nameless in my head, I'm happy to say I have an opinion. I was always taught to not waste commas but to s […]
- Tattoos & Piercings (images from through the iron curtain)
  by Daffodil Finesmith (Posted Sat, 17 Jul 2010 12:10:58 GMT)Chancandre Aquitaine wrote:In a way this raises the question of whether we have any "continuing identity" at all. Some schools of Buddhism say not. They would deny not only that we survive death, but that we are the same person from one year - or even one minute to another. We are (mentall […]
- Greetings
  by MissElizabethA (Posted Tue, 06 Jul 2010 11:43:16 GMT)Why thank you! I shall study the links right away. […]
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  We apologize for being quiet lately. A great deal has been going on behind the scenes both on the publishing and writing fronts, and we have decided we should be sharing a little more of it with you. that is why we are introducing TWIPs. TWIPs are Temporary Works In Progress. Rather than put too [...] […]
- The Chapel of Our Mother God now on Facebook, Twitter
  Followers of The Chapel of Our Mother God will be pleased to know that you can now foloow the site on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/A-Chapel-of-Our-Mother-God/140959892602077?v=wall And Twitter: https://twitter.com/filianism That old time religion is coming bang up to date! Share this on Facebook Tweet This! Stumble upon something good? Share it on […]
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- The All-girl Genre!
  Sun Daughter Press stays in there pitchin’ with a follow-up to “Birth of a Gender-Genre”. MOre fascinating thoughts about the genre that may surprise you. Don’t dare miss: Is Intemorphiction really a genre? Share this on Facebook Tweet This! Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon Share this on del.icio.us Post on Google [...] […]
- The Birth of a Gender-Genre: What is Intemorphiction?
  What is intemorphiction? What makes it so very different from the all-women-worlds genre that has existed since the 1880s? Maybe you thought you knew all there was to know about intemorphic literature, but the Sun Daughter Press may surprise you with this recent interview! The Birth of a Gender-Genre: What is Intemorphiction? Share this on [...] […]

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  Oh how pretty they are. Do they really have the Sun-Blood like our Imperial Family? […]
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Imperial graduations

These are not Mushrooms. Their Highnesses Mako (18, left) and Kako (15, right) have completed their schooling at the Gakushuin High School and Middle School, respectively, on Monday, March 22. They are daughters of Prince Akishino, the second-born of the present Emperor. Princess Mako will enter the International Christian University of Japan (ICU), Mitaka, Tokyo, [...]

Miss Iris 25 March 2010 at 14:30 - Comments

Petite Sorciere

Oh how pretty they are. Do they really have the Sun-Blood like our Imperial Family?

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My cup-cake yimmy-yammies are hanging on the line and they are stiff with frost. What fun! Remember you heard it first at the Common Room.

Sushuri-chei 3 January 2010 at 07:12 - Comments

This just in…

Just Minutes ago, Yu-chei (Praefecta Studiorum of Sai Thamë college) and Miss Juliesse were bonded as sisters in a ceremony at the Embassy Chapel. A dance was held afterwards to celebrate. The new sisters are first on the left in this picture.

Sushuri-chei 26 December 2009 at 18:28 - Comments

All about the Common Room

For those of you puzzled about the Common Room and its place in the scheme of things, we have made a special About page to – uh – tell you all about it. And we have a FAQ page to answer your questions – for example if you see a partial comment in the box [...]

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Niami

One can find the about page here i think... http://aristasia-central.com/commonroom/#/?page_id=33

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Niami

Or perhaps it is betterto say that the FAQ section is at the top of the page in the ...

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Rayati Darling Dears!

Welcome to the Common Room. You are all welcome to join – just click “Log In” on the top bar and then you will get a page of log in that also says “Register”. We will make a better register link soon. But this is the place to pop little snippets – what you are [...]

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Adele Poppy

Rayati you darlings! This is wonderful, Miss Sushuri. Thank you.

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I disappear for a few days and I miss the beginnings of a new get- together! Shows me right for ...

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