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Wouldn't say it is different, lies. If you've got this particular problem by all means get help--victim or perpetrator. But (IMHO) this is a book discussion web site not a support group. Again IMHO its not the kind of thing that lends itself to discussion in a forum like this, even though...

Joseph (In the Bible) was a step-dad. Thats the only one I can think of. I do know it takes a lot of love for that to work out.

They underrate him to their own detriment. Great writer who happened to write SF. The nerve. Welcome aboard. (BTW, There's a few Heinlein discussions in the SF and Fantasy Forum.)

I bought a new (to me) Heinlein, "Time Enough for Love," and the first of Terry Brooks Shanarra series--its a tome, I'm telling you--I'll start one of them soon. And I'm currently reading Bonhoeffer's "The Cost of Discipleship," which has so far proved to be the most challenging.

While it happens and people have to recover from it and all that, I can't really see it as a great topic for discussion. I'm a little surprised this thread has gone this far. Its one of those social issues thats there but you really wish wasn't. Nasty.

Isn't there also a children's book series called Barbar or something like that. I remember elephants, one of them had a crown... I can't remember if they ever did hang gliding or not. (Or, how they overcame the weight issues without a gigantic hanglider :) )

Glad to have you aboard Dee, enjoy!

Greetings and welcome. Post early and often for best results.

Elephants on hang gliders has got to be Footfall by Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle. As for the others, I have no idea.

Here it's sprung. I've mowed already. Redbuds are getting leaves. Had a little cold snap but the worst is over now.

This is a great place for recommendations, glad to have you around.

Welcome aboard!

We've had it on CNN most of the time. Morning or late Evening as we don't want the kids overly exposed to it. In a side note, for which I might get rebuked, I don't think that war can be illegal as any sovereign state has the right to wage war at any time.

One of my favorite Fantasy authors, Joel Rosenberg, has a new murder novel out, "Murder in Lamut." I have no idea what its like but there you go. He's a good writer but I've not read it.

Whoa, thats a good un. Adams is full of puns.

Asimov, Analog, Fantasy and Science Fiction--all short stories, novelettes, editorials. Good stuff. Jillions of baby mags too.

Its a bit one sided...isn't it? I remember when I was a kid you could dial your own number, hang up, and the phone would ring. No kidding.

Here's a good link for new Sci Fi: Locus Online Best of 2002 I've heard of most of these but I had to go way down the list before I found any Authors I'd read. Time to try something new I guess.

You mean like cats?

Overkill, IMHO. It's possible that they had come across some planets who could defend against that sort of attack. Probably they were sitting up there thinking: man, this is a cakewalk. Could have thought we were disguising our true technology level?