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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

by Petite Sorcière (Posted Mon, 09 Aug 2010 22:19:10 GMT)I also glad the idea pleases you. At this link you will find several Sherlock Holmes episodes ready for instant listening - there are hundreds more online. http://www.oldtimeradiofans.com/templat ... k%20HolmesAs for advertising - please do not think you will get away without "a few words from our […]

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 […]

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 […]

by MissElizabethA (Posted Tue, 06 Jul 2010 11:43:16 GMT)Why thank you! I shall study the links right away. […]

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 [...] […]

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 […]

This post is really a test of the Socialite plugin. We had to hack the PHP to make it work. but is it working? If you see this in Facebook or Twitter it is! Well that was really boring, BUT before all this technical chaos broke out, we were about to post an all-new short [...] […]

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 [...] […]

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 [...] […]

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

My how it flies! They do seem to have been hanging around for ages, don't they? […]

Hee - it's their THIRD millennium. […]

Pixies absolutely love bacon. They don't often get it but when they do they will be friends for life with those who give it to them. […]

Too many pressing concerns in Physicalia, pette. I myself am just popping by for a mome before I hurry off to feed the pixies. Do you suppose they like bacon? […]

I think the original is prettier and more powerful: And not a sparrow lights upon a twig but it shows forth the conflict between evil and the Good, nor any grain of sand shifts in the desert reflecting not some spiritual truth; neither does a star fall in the farthest corner of the firmament without an inward meaning. What then is the wisdom of this world, t […]

One morning my brunette came downstairs for breakfast to find me staring fixedly at the orange juice container. When she asked what I was doing I mutely pointed to one word. Over my shoulder she read aloud 'CONCENTRATE' […]

Well it is really all a skit on "Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it" - and why? Who knows? These things just pop up in the tangly brain of a shroom. […]

Hmm... now that I think of it a bit this is an interesting post. What brought it about? […]

The Weavers Inlet and the Reedsbay comprise the natural port of Fremantle -- Weavers to the north and the much larger yet shallower Reedsbay to the south. The latter has a reclaimed area that is now used as the metropolitan international airport. The Reedsbay is a fairly self-explanatory name. The Weavers Inlet has a couple of explanations: (1) The water flo […]