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... ed in _The Kents_ #8. Finally, Superman served as little more than window dressing in a couple of panels in _JLA: Paradise Lost_ #3 and _Teen Titans_ #18. Ratings Panelists: ----------------- AHu: Andrew Hudson DWd: Darrin Wood RG: Rene' Gobeyn AW: Anatole Wilson EJ: Enola Jones ST: Shane Travis CoS: Cory Strode JP: Julian Pinder SDM: Simon DelMonte DC: David Chappell JSy: Jeff Sykes TD: Thomas Deja DJ: Derek Jackson LF: Lawrence Faulkner VV: Vic Vitek DR: Daniel Radice MS: Mike Smith As always, the first rating given after the average is that of the reviewer. The average rating given for each book may correspond to a larger sample of ratings tha ...

... o #10) Man, did you luck out. Mitch Kapor is usually seen more often than Elvis at a Memphis shopping mall. No additional penalty points added. Go to #18. Only once? You get out easy with 5 points added to your total. Go to #18. Ouch! Add 5 points per quote. Go to #18. ABORT TEST NOW! You are now a [dis]honorary Kapor Catamite. When the Info Highway arrives, it'll find you by some sleazy off-ramp, dressed in high heels, torn hose, and a leather miniskirt, you cheap cyber-slut. Man-o-man! You're in trouble now. Did you: read the entire article (Go to #17) -glance over it (Go to #16) -look for laughs (Go to #15) -buy it for the interview (G ...

... F & Fantasy Reviews) . . . . 3394 Frightful Fiction (Horror Reviews) . . . . . . . . . . . . 4267 ************************** EDITORIAL Welcome to RFP #18. I think there are more good reading suggestions in this issue than ever before. At least it seems that way to me--I've had a lot of fun in the past two months reading many of the books you'll see talked about here. And it doesn't look like the good news stops here; the fall lineup I've been hearing about sounds really great this year. (Last fall was pretty much a disappointment all the way around. Or was I just in a bad mood for 4 months?) While I've got you here, let me pass on a few notes: SU ...

... blic land reported in DR#18 has been removed to inside the military border. (We are not sure whether it happened before or after the publication of DR#18.) Several MORMONS on our subscription list sent us email about our suggestion in DR#18 that Lincoln County elections were dominated by local Mormons voting as a block. These big-city Mormons say that any political lobbying from the pulpit is strictly forbidden by the church. They say that it is unfair to blame the whole church for small-town attitudes, which might be the same in the rural South, where Southern Baptists rule, or in remote Appalachia, where folks just can't read. We agree that ...

Issue #18. November 16, 1994 In this issue... Incumbent Sheriff Prevails In Local Election Larry King Feedback Dr. Greer On 48 Hours Our Readers Respond BLM Environmental Assessment Released Campbell Trial Invitation Hazardous Waste Pre-Trial Hearings Enemy Update Intel Bitties Incumbent Sheriff Prevails In Local Election On Nov. 8, incumbent Lincoln County Sheriff Dahl Bradfield handily defeated his challenger Don Brown. That could mean four more years of secret Air Force "rent-a-cop" agreements, deputie ...

... ng discussions with programmers of all skill levels and interests. A2U lives in the A2Pro bulletin board as category #18, and also in A2Pro's library #18. There you can find all the past A2U courses plus sign-ups and discussion for two of the most exciting courses we've been pleased to offer. Starting September 15th, Professor Will Nelken (professor for a previous A2U course on UltraMacroWorks and author of numerous Ultra reference materials, including columns in A+/inCider) starts a brand-new 12-part course on JEM Software's latest, most powerful offering to date: Ultra 4.0. "Ultra 4.0 to the Max!" can teach _you_ how to squeeze all the powe ...

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