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Easterns, Westerns, and other flash fiction (Uranium West) - Kindle edition by Toni Roman. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Easterns, Westerns, and other flash fiction (Uranium West).
"So you want a quote?""Yes sir." said the reporter as she nervously thought of her deadline.The man leaned back, puffed on his last cigar (he was quitting the nasty stuff), pondered while gazing up at the sky, and then inspiration. He looked directly into the reporter's green eyes: "If someone like me can change, anyone can change."-- Santorius Bellfrom Book Two of Pristine Paradiseby Toni Roman (Mainstream Publishing Company)
"So you want a quote?" "Yes sir." said the reporter as she nervously thought of her deadline. The man leaned back, puffed on his last cigar (he was quitting the nasty stuff), pondered while gazing up at the sky, and then inspiration. He looked directly into the reporter's green eyes:
"If someone like me can change, anyone can change." -- Santorius Bell from Book Two of Pristine Paradise by Toni Roman (Mainstream Publishing Company)
Easterns, Westerns, and other flash fiction
This is an anthology of short stories.
Easy to overlook. A world that could make pioneers rich beyond the dreams of avarice.
"Immortality. I notice that as soon as writers broach this question they begin to quote. I hate quotation. Tell me what you know." Emerson is referring to the act of quotation in regard to the subject of "immortality", and the unreliability of second hand testimony or worse upon profound subjects; ironically, it is often taken out of proper context, and has even begun appearing on the internet as "I hate quotations. Tell me what you know" or sometimes just "I hate quotations".
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Journals (May 1849)
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"The art of quotation requires more delicacy in the practice than those conceive who see nothing more in a quotation than an extract. "
Isaac D'Israeli, Curiosities of Literature (1791–1824), "Quotation".
"It is a good thing for an uneducated man to read books of quotations. Bartlett's Familiar Quotations is an admirable work, and I studied it intently. The quotations when engraved upon the memory give you good thoughts. They also make you anxious to read the authors and look for more."
Winston Churchill, Roving Commission: My Early Life (1930) Chapter 9.
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Sarah Connor Chronicles Fan Conventions
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Then you probably have not read this far any way. But if you have, send a comment and tell me why.
Love the show and can't get enough?
Then you might want to attend the upcoming convention in 2012. Follow the links.
Guide to fan conventions for Sarah Connor Chronicles fans whether attending one or organizing one.
Virgin 1
Virgin 1 , TV UK 2008 I know what you're thinking. In a steamy Olympic game, the virgins scored one while television in the United Kingdom made the astounding score of 2008. Actually the truth is far more boring. Virgin One is Richard Branson's television network in the United Kingdom which broadcast the Sarah Connor Chronicles in 2008. The only reason I am talking about them is because the network made custom commercials for the show that blew the socks off the promo commercials we got in the States. In fact, we were lucky to get even bad ads and plugs for the show. By the way, I am still trying to locate one commercial where Cameron and Sarah are talking in the kitchen while Sarah is chopping up vegetables (*gasp* -- a meal other than pancakes or spaghetti!) and they are talking about a terminator getting its head knocked off (perhaps Cromartie) and Cameron says they can put them back on. It is not on YouTube and I definitely remember that scene. I think it might have been a "next week" kind of promo and it was shown at the end of one episode. Virgin One did commercials full of special effects. One shows a liquid terminator splashing around like John Carpenter's Thing. Bad comparison.
FOX-TV's Sarah Connor Chronicles Site
If memory serves, the official FOX-TV Sarah Connor Chronicles site changed locations a couple of times (Terminator Wiki and some other forum host) before I think some fans persuaded FOX to turn it and its archives over to them where it was transferred to its current location at Wetpaint. On the up side the site has some fantastic Sarah Connor Chronicles resources. On the down side, I was never able to connect with any fellow fans of the show. I was a lurker for a long time and when I finally decided to post in response to some discussions, I was banned from the discussions. I was never told why. I used no profanity on a board that had plenty of it. Nor did I over post on boards dominated by a few fans out of the thousands of active fans the show had back when it was on the air at FOX. Go figure. I was still a member of the site though not allowed to post and in case you don't know, I am a published writer and that hurt. When I started to get emails from the site in my in box, I ignored the official stuff written by robots and only answered the email from real humans. [An odd attitude to take, since in my writing I always take the robots' side against the humans but that's fantasy. In real life I prefer humans and dislike automated email.] All this brings up an issue with fans and the kind of fans this show attracts. When I was a child and watched re-runs of Star Trek, I found Trekkers and Trekkists quite approachable. Not so with Chroniclers. Not a one will maintain a conversation past hello. This is not good for organizing for a return of the show. Trekkers got their show back. Five times over (Next Generation, DS9, Voyager, Enterprise, and the Animated) plus a slew of movies. Good luck organizing with SCC when fans don't even talk. More on this subject in future blogs.