Seize the weird ancient Raleigh scientist being.
So their...I mean, there!
There are many others, but jeez, add this to the recent move to drop apostrophes, and you're really increasing the chances of being misunderstood.

Cool! I got 90%...

It should be priced at $88.88, don'cha think?

Personally, I've always preferred brand-name placebos to the generic placebos.

He wrote "The Cuckoo's Egg" about the "KGB hacker" incident, a great read as I recall. Interesting that he mentioned the riots at SUNY-Buffalo, see http://books.google.com/books?id=h2Tp9VBvq68C&pg=PA238 for some details. I was on campus during that, an amazing radical time.

What? No 43 Man Squamish?

Count Kiranov, the 1950's aren't considered to be "the days of vaudeville", although folks like Sid Caesar certainly based a lot of their skits on vaudeville and burlesque.

I had the awesome opportunity to see the traditional Tuvan group Huun-Huur-Tu (http://www.huunhuurtu.com/) a couple of years ago (in Bloomington, Indiana, home of Indiana U., no less!), and it was completely mesmerizing to hear this stuff live. Got my copy of "60 Horses in My Herd" autographed too!

Yeah, too bad he doesn't know how to spell "fighter".

This is no more a hologram than any other persistence of vision gadget. Different viewpoints of an object are generated and reflected off of a moving mirror -- big deal. You wanna try putting your hand into that?

Reminds me of the novel "Gadsby", which was written without using the letter "e"...

I prefer generic Placebo to brand-name Placebo because I find it to be just as effective... :-)

You forgot the mural, "The Historic Struggle of the Little Guys to Finish the Mural"!

I have a DVD of this under the name "Female Space Invaders" - awesomely cheesy sci-fi! Love it!