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Wednesday, 01-Mar-2000 02:16:48 EST
| Doh!
Wed Mar 1, 2000 17:14
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Had a bad morning...too much on my plate. I didn't upload half the files I
was supposed to for the new month; as such, you may have encountered problems
following links etc. Hopefully this is fixed now, let me know if you strike
any other problems. Thanks Uli for the heads-up.
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| Collins Article
Wed Mar 1, 2000 11:00
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Well, it's a busy time over at Andrew Collins' house no doubt. In between
the rush of his book launch, he has managed to write up an article which is
available for reading on the articles
page at his website. The latest addition is titled 'Cuba vs Hispaniola -
The Debate Continues'. It's quite a long and detailed read, but well worth
it...at times the internet is cool. Thanks Geoff.
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| Hoagland's Mission
Wed Mar 1, 2000 10:55
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I should have seen this one coming a mile off. Richard Hoagland's Enterprise Mission website has had
a long overdue update. The new addition is an article on the new Hollywood
blockbuster 'Mission to Mars'...Richard must be peeved that he wasn't consulted
about the storyline. Not too bad a read though, relatively speaking.
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| Wednesday News
Wed Mar 1, 2000 08:50
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Nobody wants to help Mozambique because they probably won't get paid for it - ain't capitalism grand sometimes...
- Advanced civilisation found in
Illinois.
- All you Londoners - you only just missed the nice
weather.
- Genetic studies trace the spread of early man.
- Lots of mammoth
articles at the Discovering Archaeology website. Some might say a mammoth
collection...
- Canoe finishes return trip from Hawaii to Easter Island.
- The fate of Greenland's Vikings.
- Almost seems like the 'Phoenix Lights' incident has been forgotten. Good to see it rear its head again.
- Dark matter findings contradicted.
- Paralysed people move their limbs, just
by thinking about it.
- The Pope praises
Egypt as a cradle of learning, religion and unity. He also liked all the
cheap knick-knacks he got at the bazaar...
Thanks to Bill, Robert and Brian.
Quote of the Day:
It is a miracle that curiosity survives formal education.
Albert Einstein
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| Crunch Time
Wed Mar 1, 2000 08:36 AEST |
Well, another month bites the dust - I've put it in some fine clothes and
sent it up to boot hill. I'd have to admit too
that the whole page is in danger of doing the same - I've just lost my primary
source of income, and so if I can't make the page pay for the time it takes in
some way then it will have to go. The Amazon income and the few donations I
have received (much appreciated!!) only just cover expenses for the site - I
now really need to find a way of financially covering, at least partially, the 30 or so hours I'm putting in each week.
As such, I'm asking if anybody out there has any ideas at all, then please send
them on in...I'm more than open to suggestions. If you know of any willing
sponsors who would like to have a banner on the page or something similar then
please let me know. I'm also open to any other ideas..e.g. being employed to
be webmaster on other sites, or to do research etc. TDG now gets around a
thousand hits per day - I'm hoping someone out there can suggest a solution.
Also, please let me know if you have any ideas for making site more enjoyable,
functional etc. I've had a few suggestions already, and I'm looking at putting
those into place this month sometime..great stuff. Just bear with me as I'm
coping with the start of university for the year, as well as conducting some
more TDG interviews - something to look forward to. Enough whining and excuses
from me...now back to the stuff you want to hear.
Last month's poll gained a good response - it seems that the majority of TDG
readers believe that it's still far too early to jump to conclusions as to what
lies beyond 'Gantenbrinks Door'..although a fair few agreed with the 'stellar
pointers' hypothesis. You can still vote in this poll in the archive, as you can with each of the monthly polls.
I've put a new one up this month though, so make sure you add your thoughts on
it. The new month has begun...let's all have a great one!
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