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A review of the 2007 Westercon

An issue of Claims Department about a Trip, a Book, A Film and a CD

An issue of Claims Department about a Trip, a Book, A Film and a CD

An issue of Claims Department about a Trip, a Book, A Film and a CD

An issue of Claims Department about a Trip, a Book, A Film and a CD

An issue of Science Fiction/San Francisco

Christopher J. Garcia 1260 Cortez Dr. #4 Sunnyvale, CA 94086 Garcia@computerhistory.org 1,769 Words LifeMemory By Johnny Eponymous James Gablin had turned one hundred at some point, probably last spring. He could remember April/May picnics that could have been birthday parties from parents who faded from his memory, lost in an accident, or maybe dead of old age. Regardless, he lost them long...

BASIC By Christopher Garcia In the earliest days of computing, batch processing was the dominant paradigm. A programmer would take a deck of cards he or she had punched off-line, give them to a system operator, and wait, sometimes days, for the results. Obviously, this meant large delays in analyzing and adjusting code, since iterations could not be tested immediately. The need for systems wher...

WrestleMania Review Welcome to a very special Falls Count Anywhere WrestleMania recap. My name is Chris, and I swear, from now on, that I will spell LESNAR right. WrestleMania XIX will go down in the top four or five Manias of all time. Not as historically important as 1 or X, not as much of a spectacle as III, and slightly lower on the over all match level than last year, but really, it ranks ...

A look at outrageous and bad taste angles in wrestling from FanboyPlanet.com