Blakes7 September 2001

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by Katharine Woods 12 Sep '01

12 Sep '01

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Re: [B7L] World Trade Centre - OT
by Tigerm1019＠aol.com 12 Sep '01

12 Sep '01

In a message dated 9/11/2001 11:13:54 PM Central Daylight Time, Pherber(a)aol.com writes: << We're OK in Denver, except that now everyone's freaking out about gas supplies for some reason...lots of stuff shutting down through tomorrow, also. >> The situation in downstate Illinois is pretty much the same. We're OK here, but people are having fits about food and gasoline. Tiger M

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Re: [B7L] World Trade Centre - OT
by Sally Manton 12 Sep '01

12 Sep '01

Mistral wrote: <I and mine are fine.> So glad to hear it, and that Dana is all right. <isn't Trish from that part of the country, too? Has anyone heard from her?> There was a message from her on the Other List, she's all right. Sally _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

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Re: [B7L] World Trade Centre - OT
by Pherber＠aol.com 12 Sep '01

12 Sep '01

We're OK in Denver, except that now everyone's freaking out about gas supplies for some reason...lots of stuff shutting down through tomorrow, also. hugs to everyone, Nina

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Re: [B7L] World Trade Centre - OT
by J MacQueen 11 Sep '01

11 Sep '01

>From: "Sally Manton" <smanton(a)hotmail.com> >Woke up this morning, turned on the internet and read the dreadful news ... That's a little bit better than being woken up by a clock radio telling you that something, um, bad, if you'll pardon the understatement, has happened but not getting around to telling what for several minutes afterward. And then all the snatches of interviews with understandably hysterical people come on. If there's a day when I think I would need to listen to the radio... well, trust my walkman to blow some component last night. Regards Joanne (rather busy mentally shaking her head in bewilderment) _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

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RE: Re: [B7L] Blake and Religion
by jacquispeel＠netscape.net 11 Sep '01

11 Sep '01

Karl Marx said Religion is the opiate of the masses - and the Federation might well have used it as a means of control (Cygnus Alpha writ large) Besides activities might well have been different in the Inner Worlds and the Outer Worlds (as distinct from marginalised planets - eg Horizon & Cephalon) Jacqui __________________________________________________________________ Your favorite stores, helpful shopping tools and great gift ideas. Experience the convenience of buying online with Shop@Netscape! http://shopnow.netscape.com/ Get your own FREE, personal Netscape Mail account today at http://webmail.netscape.com/

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Re: [B7L] Blake and Religion
by Natasa Tucev 11 Sep '01

11 Sep '01

Sally wrote: >Jacqui: ><There are two cases where 'hell' is used as a destination in B7 - Blake and >Provine, and Avon and Servalan in 'Rumours' - which implies that 'some' sort >of religious belief survived.> > >and kathryn: ><Maybe, maybe not... it could be just a linguistic echo...> > >Am inclined to agree with Kathryn; IMO it's rather like the way we use >Nemesis. Or 'nightmare', which used to be a pagan goddess. Still, why does Blake say to Provine, 'See you in hell'? Isn't this a 'destination'? Does he think he also deserves hell for what he's doing? N.

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Watching "Animals"
by Pseudnik 11 Sep '01

11 Sep '01

I have just re-watched "Animals" for the first time in several months and I have experienced no ill effects (apart from the usual urge to find a nearby off-license that sells adrenaline and soma). In fact, I rather enjoyed it. I watched "Stardrive" yesterday and that was a hundred times worse. Admittedly, it is difficult to see what Dayna could ever have seen in Justin, but at least give Og a chance. Pseudnik. "Don't let the milk floats ride your mind."

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Re: [B7L] New frame captures
by Sally Manton 10 Sep '01

10 Sep '01

Ahhh, Horizon, one of the premier 'questions that never get answered' episodes ... would Avon have finally gone off and left them if those pursuit ships hadn't turned up? How long could he justify dithering around waiting for something *like* the pursuit ships to turn up? How can anyone dither so precisely and with such stiff dignity? Did he overhear Blake's headache-induced stab in the teleport ... and did Blake know Avon was there when he said it? What *was* going through Fearless Leader's pain-and-temper-enhanced mind when he said it anyway? And how on Earth did the same Wardrobe room that produced the Silver Alpha get-up, that *gorgeous* white shirt and amber trousers of Blakes, and Vila's yellow shirt, also hoard the things they were all decked in late S3 (or were they all scraping the bottom of the boot-racks by then?) Have spent a happy hour playing with the pictures (even if they do insist on those nose shots, during the torture scene, mutter grumble). It is a lovely looking episode ... with all those gloomy palace sets, those rather smashing Kommissar uniforms and the faux-native fancy dress <g>), I rather like Ro, and Our Heroes looking good too (if not *all* as pretty as in Shadow). And of course there *is* that gorgeous, full-face shot of Avon as he starts to laugh ... at fate, at himself ... who knows? I noticed anew a couple of things - Blake's got a headache, Cally says, so why does he keep rubbing his throat? (and no cheap shots about the ever-present pain in the neck getting to him :-)) And Avon is even stiffer than normal - for the most part walks like he's got a ice-cold rod down his shirt, and his own visual tic of clasping his hands behind him is even more emphasised here. You'd think that - since Blake obviously had time to wash up a bit - Jenna and Vila would at least have washed the dirt of their faces while waiting for him to give Ro a final few words (a few too many, in Avon's opinion, methinks). And why *did* Blake feel some need to clean up? It surely wasn't for the impression he would make - he's never shown much interest in that anyway, and he was just as impressive in the scene where he offers to surrender for the others, all dirt and gravitas. And if he simply dislikes feeling grubby at this stage, what might that imply about the state of his soul in 'Blake'? Thank you again, Lisa, all your work is deeply appreciated. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

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Re: [B7L] Watching "Animals"
by J MacQueen 10 Sep '01

10 Sep '01

>From: "Pseudnik" <pseudnik(a)hotmail.com> >I have just re-watched "Animals" for the first time in several months and I >have experienced no ill effects Well, I watched Power last night, and the main ill-effect came from the scene where Avon kisses Pella. Any telepaths would've heard the mental mutter along the lines of "F'God's sake, must you? Get on with the story, damnit!" Adding insult to injury... Bowing to Judith here, I do think it is nice that, for all his machismo, Gunnsar seems happy enough to embroider his own clothing. Or it might be a gift for Nina, who knows? Regards Joanne _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

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