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Date:         Sun, 29 Nov 1998 04:32:32 -0500
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From:         Doris Schmill <dorisschmill@GMX.NET>
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Hi, guys,

I have seen these posts about eamil round robins. I used to be part of the
online #L&CFanfic round robin group but can't participate hthere anymore. I
miss corporate writing immensely and would like to try writing on an e-mail
RR if there is going to be one.

Please email me privately on this as I sometimes have trouble keeping up
with the list. ;-p

I hope to hear from you.

doris

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Date:         Sun, 29 Nov 1998 11:36:55 -0000
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Okay, since I have a vested interest here <g> - although I'm sure those most
directly involved will have leapt to answer this one already......

*If* you are over the legal age of requirement in your country of origin to
enable you to receive nfic then the most rewarding ways to get it are:

Go to Zoom's main site and follow the messagboard links to the nfic sign up
site. There you will find instructions to request a password for access to
the MB.  Sorry, I don't have the URL for the main site any more, as I access
the board directly from my bookmark.

Mail Debby (Stark) and ask to be put on her mailing list - age statement
required. debby@swcp.com

Lots of nfic is archived at Anne's Little Corner of Teh World (including
mine own - thanks Anne!) - and it's collecting more by the day. Again, go to
the main site and follow the nfic links for instructions on signing up to
the password. http://www.simply.organised.simplenet.com/annesplace.htm

Be advised that all of these people can sniff out a bogus request for
password at 15 parsecs - better than a bloodhound on speed - so, if you are
under the legal age - don't even *think* about it, kid.

LabRat :)

LabRat :-)

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Date:         Sun, 29 Nov 1998 12:19:35 -0000
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Hey Sue!

>Hey, you guys are the greatest.  I got one email yesterday from someone
>who said that the idea was not very good and then Maeve, KM DeCastro
>(AKA Choir Girl) Larus and Debby came to my rescue with all those great
>ideas.

Can I offer up a valuable maxim a good friend once gave me (she framed it
and I still have it up on my wall here behind the PC screen) - "Never be too
influenced by critics - unless they agree with you, they never know what the
heck they're talking about." <g> No idea is a *bad* idea, per se - it's how
you run with it that counts. Unless you're a natural genius (and don't
forget that this is always possible :D), you'll probably find that your
first fanfic doesn't turn out half as well as you thought it would - just
like the rest of us did - but don't let that stop you. Writing is a learning
process - after 20 odd years, I'm still finding out how to do it better by
the day - and most of all it's fun! Go for it, girl.

>Hmmmmmmm, I kind of like the idea for the religious cult rather than the
>vampire slant.
>
>Does one have to be a member of the IRC group in order to do a round
>robin type story?  I don't have a server that has access to it, but I
>would like to try a round robin story.  With you guys and your ideas, it
>would be a great story.
>
I've never participated in an email RR - but I have by post and I can't see
why one would be any the more difficult to achieve than the other. Why not
try what my friend, Lyndsay and I do? We each write a section of story
(strict limit of two pages - but you could set your own limit as suits) and
take turnabout on writing each one. We used to post or fax each section to
the other, but now that we are both online, I suspect that one day soon
we'll be exchanging by email. If you gather a list of participants in
advance, start with your two pages (or whatever) and then send it to the
next person on the list and so forth, just like a chain letter, you'll find
a story emerging before you can blink.

Good luck!

LabRat :)
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Date:         Sun, 29 Nov 1998 04:53:26 -0500
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Hi, guys,

this is a half off-topic post. I am looking for a dictionary on CD-ROM that
will work with my screen access program and speech since I am a blind
computer user.

somebody has recmmended the Random House Unabridged Dictionary to me. It is
out on CD ROM. However, since that gem is not quite inexpensive, I would
need to know beforehand if it would work with speech.

I am therefore looking for somebody who owns a copy of that dictionary on
CD ROM. I would then ask the person to download a free demo of the screen
reding program I use to find out if it does work with speech. You would
need a windows 95 PC and a soundcard to try out the screen reading program.

I would very, very much appreciate any help with this as writing without
being able to use a dictionary is very, very frustrating and feels like
being naked. As a language buff, I have always enjoyed the dictionary work
about as much as the actual writing.

As the discussion of screen readable dictionaries is probably not of
general interest, please email me privately at:

dorisschmill@gmx.net

thanks for bearing with me. I hope there is someone out there who may be
able to help. -- Of corse, if any of you use a different dictionary CD-ROM
and would be willing to test if it works with speech, I would welcome that
too. In general, in order to work with speech, a program needs to be
accessible with menu and keyboard commands and allow navigation without a
mouse, that is with only the tab and arrow keys. That means usually that
programs with an all graphic user's interface don't work well with speech.

anyway, I hope to hear from you.

doris

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Date:         Sun, 29 Nov 1998 15:18:12 -0500
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From:         Gillian B Tanz <aliendove@JUNO.COM>
Subject:      Re: Pictures in our minds)

Hey Kathy :)

Loved that fic you wrote, "Giving Thanks" ;-)  I totally saw Jon as Jon
Tenney.  Great descriptiveness!

-Jill aka AlienDove-
AlienDove@juno.com
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that count, it's the moments.  Right now, as they happen." - CK in Brutal
Youth
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Date:         Sun, 29 Nov 1998 14:48:10 -0500
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<<Since I do not have access to IRC, how about an email round robin....>>

Hey, wasn't there somebody not long ago who was trying to start a teen
round robin email group?  I forget who that was..... It was a good idea;
wonder what happened to it?
-Jill aka AlienDove-
AlienDove@juno.com
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"The truth is nobody knows how long they've got.   Anyway, it's not years
that count, it's the moments.  Right now, as they happen." - CK in Brutal
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Date:         Sun, 29 Nov 1998 19:35:34 +0000
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Hi Carolyn,

Thanks for your reply.  My apologies for the delay in my answer.  Due
to life, I've been off-line all week and will be desperately catching
up for the next few days.

> Date:          Thu, 19 Nov 1998 16:54:02 -0500
> To:            hess2@mindspring.com
> From:          Carolyn Schnall <cschnall@mail.med.cornell.edu>
> Subject:       Re: Ep Thoughts Part IV

<snip>

> >> L&C seem a bit too young to be that good.  Is this to their
> >> credit or is it a network bid for a certain audience?
> >
> >They are superheros, after all.  But it's probably a bit of both.
>
> You are probably correct about it being both but I think she is more like
a
> superstar reporter<g>

Yes, but! (what an interesting word)

In Lois & Clark, Lois becomes very much a part of the Superman.  She
suggests the need for a change of clothes, comes up with the name,
encourages Superman to continue by telling Clark that whatever
Superman does is enough, and on and on throughout the series.  Lois
finding out the secret added, not subtracted, to Superman's
opportunities.  <g> ("I take a few more risks, now that I know
you'll always be there for me."  Contact, I think.)  When
they work as a married couple, the strength of Superman seems to grow
with Clark's happiness in the marriage.  ("Superman is very happy
now."  line created by Dean Cain.  AKA Superman, I think)

> >
> >
> >> EP:  Tempus Fugitive (revisited)
> >
> >> Why does CK decide to take the time travel trip (say that three times
> >> fast!) as CK instead of as Sman?  Of course, later we can see the
> >> wisdom of it but it seemed like very quick thinking within the context
> >> of the ep.
> >
> >No mystery.  He wanted the CK time with Lois.  This was one time he
> >was not going to hand off to Superman, and thank you what ever gods
> >watched over Lois & Clark.
> >
>
> I thought he was the god!!  (Am I gushing too much?)

Is it possible to gush too much over CK/S/DC?  Nah!

> >>
<snip>
> >
> >> I also think H.G. goofed by putting Tempus back in 1866.  Later, in
> >> Tempus Anyone?, he learns it was a mistake.  Also, in ATAI, when we
> >> learn there was a diary, the evidence against that decision by Wells
> >> mounts.  Wells, however, does one very important thing right and that
> >> is to convince LL that she's not galactically stupid.:)
> >
> >But if he hadn't, what wonderful stories we would have missed!
>
> Okay but I think it is a shame that Wells reputation seems sullied.

The young, exuberant Wells who came to Superman for a little help
with his time machine is a very different man from the sober,
concerned friend who returned in Soulmates, and the grave elder who
appeared in "Tempus, Anyone?", "Meet John Doe", and "Lois and
Clarks".  Like Lois and Clark, he grows through his experiences with
them.   This is one reason that I enjoy the Soulmate Chronicles.
They show the many opportunities he has to learn from interacting with
their love and adventures.  I love that the last interaction the show
provided, included a spark of the first.  The little twinkle that the
older Wells has as he promises that things aren't impossible for Alt.
Lois to be found is definitely a tie in with the first appearance.

My point being that the error in judgment does not sully his rep,
but is just another step of growth.  The growth of L&C characters is
definitely part of the charm of the show.

and again, for all your Ep Thoughts

> >Thank you, Carolyn!
>
> And thank you back, I love getting answers and better ideas:) :) :)

You're welcome for the thank you, the answers, and even the ideas,
but I'm laying no claim to them being better.

One thing I love about the lists is the variety of interpretations
possible for just about everything.  Details may mean such different
things to each person, but it's always fun to have the things
discussed.

take care
claire or klair El
hess2@mindspring.com
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>> Anyways, my storyline involves Superman going to Europe to rescue
people during it.  Anybody have any ideas of what kind of things people
could get themselves into to need his help. <<

Sue, the only thing I could think of is if there were some sort of cult
that had sprung up, like the Heaven's Gate group, and they thought that t=
he
eclipse was a sign for them to either a) kill themselves or b) go nuts an=
d
try to kill everyone else... depending on what you wanted to deal with.

Or not <g>

Good luck with it, whatever you decide to do...

PJ

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From:         Kathy Brown <kathyb@FGI.NET>
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At 11:50 PM -0500 11/28/98, Kristen wrote:
>Okay, can someone tell me some of the best WAFF fanfics?

Heh heh, well ... ;)

A nice selection of WAFFy fanfic can be found in the list of Kerth
nominated stories under the category "Best Waffy Story".  Though this list
can be found under the "Theme/Kerth" section of the L&C Fanfic Archive, I
will list the nominees below.

>From the 1998 Fanfic Kerth Awards; nominees for:

>>>>>

Best WAFFy story

A Christmas to Remember - Barbara Geraud
Camping with Clark - Kathy Brown
Clark Stays Over - Melissa Dore
Compromises & Reunions - Lillonely
Cyberlink - Zoomway

<<<<<

These are by no means the only WAFFy stories, and the term "best" is of
course subjective.  But you probably won't go wrong with these stories. :)

Oh, the winner for that category was "Camping with Clark".

Kathy (Toot, toot <--- tooting my own horn. <vbg>)

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Date:         Sun, 29 Nov 1998 20:37:11 -0500
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From:         Karen Ward <ward8120@MACH1.WLU.CA>
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Sue Modolo wrote:

>I don't know whether this fanfic is going to fly, but how about a take
>off on the Soul Mates theme and Superman goes back to ancient Greece and
>meets Hercules.

This sounds like a great idea to me.  In fact, I had a similar idea a few
months back when I was studying Hellenic festivals in my sport history
class.  It would be very interesting to see how an independent Lois would
fair in a civilization where women were considered property.  Homer's 'The
Iliad' describes a set of funeral games held by Achilles, a precursor to
the Olympic Games, in which women were awarded as prizes in certain events
(and they weren't even first prize because they weren't considered that
valuable).  I can see it now, Lois's incarnation gets trapped into being a
prize in a wrestling competition and Clark's incarantion, a competitor,
wins her as his prize only to find that, rather than the docile slave that
he had been expecting, she's a spitfire constantly getting into trouble
whom Clark has no choice but to fall in love with. ;)

>After all Kevin Sorbo was supposedly up for the role of CK with Dean
>Cain.

Oh, yes.  I can definitely see some potential funny business here:

"You know, Clarkus, that Hercules fellow reminds me a lot of you."

"Really, Loisena?  I don't see it."

"I don't know, Clarkus.  If I hadn't met you first . . . well, who knows?"

"Lo-isena," Clarkus admonished

"I'm just kidding.  Lighten up.  Hercules could never replace you."

If you ever get around to making this fanfic 'fly,' let me know.  I'll
definitely be an eager audience!

Sincerely,
Karen :)

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Karen Ward
Second Year Student
Bachelor of Science
Kinesiology & Physical Education
Wilfrid Laurier University
ward8120@mach1.wlu.ca
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Date:         Mon, 30 Nov 1998 12:15:26 +0100
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Hi there everybody!

I don't know if you remember me, but I'm the Portuguese FoLC who was looking
for
the first episodes of the first season, since I completely missed them. I
got
some replies at the time from some of you (around two months ago) and I just
wanted to thank everybody for their suggestions. Someone - I think it was
Rowan
- suggested to try the HMV store in London. I did and - guess what? - they
had
the first 12 episodes I was looking for! They arrived a week ago and I had a
wonderful weekend viewing them. This was my antecipated Xmas gift to myself.
As
the last episode (Family Hour) was already televised - at least I'll have
"new"
eps to view besides the ones I already had. I really *hated* the way this ep
ended...! It didn't have a "To be Continued" at the end, although we know it
should have had.

However, HMV does not have episodes of the other seasons. And this is what
takes
me to my S.O.S. request. I'm missing two episodes - Ultrawoman and Meet John
Doe. Could anyone try to tape and send them to me, please...? I'm willing to
pay
for them. I wouldn't ask for help if I could find these eps without having
to
annoy everybody. It has to be PAL system, in order for my VCR to read it.

In case either one of you is willing to help, you can send me a note
directly
(carvalho@lexmark.com).

Thanks in advance,

All the best,
Celia
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At 08:07 PM 11/29/1998 -0500, you wrote:
>>> Anyways, my storyline involves Superman going to Europe to rescue
>people during it.  Anybody have any ideas of what kind of things people
>could get themselves into to need his help. <<
>
>Sue, the only thing I could think of is if there were some sort of cult
>that had sprung up, like the Heaven's Gate group, and they thought that the
>eclipse was a sign for them to either a) kill themselves or b) go nuts and
>try to kill everyone else... depending on what you wanted to deal with.

of course, there's always c) in which a "cult" of billionaires see the
eclipse as an indication that they need to make a change in their lives--a
big change. They decided to give away all they own to the poor, hungry and
homeless. However, some giant conglomerate that wants to *sell* things to
those very people does their very best to stop this selfless humanitarian
effort. What will Superman do if the eclipse turns out to be a dud?
Convince the "cult" to go ahead with what it planned or try to bring
scientific sanity to everyone by insisting the world will not end, the
byproduct being that the cult can go back to being regular (well,
superrich) bloated consumers and the stock markets of the subcontinent
won't be damaged?

>Or not <g>

I hereby vote for "or not" because nonstereotypical stories are always more
interesting to me :)

>Good luck with it, whatever you decide to do...
>
>PJ

Ditto

Debby
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&gt;To:           LOISCLA-GENERAL-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU
&gt;In-Reply-To:  &lt;199811292007_MC2-61E5-20@compuserve.com&gt;
&gt;
&gt;At 08:07 PM 11/29/1998 -0500, you wrote:
&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt; Anyways, my storyline involves Superman going to Europe
to rescue
&gt;&gt;people during it.  Anybody have any ideas of what kind of things
people
&gt;&gt;could get themselves into to need his help. &lt;&lt;
&gt;&gt;
&gt;&gt;Sue, the only thing I could think of is if there were some sort
of cult
&gt;&gt;that had sprung up, like the Heaven's Gate group, and they
thought that the
&gt;&gt;eclipse was a sign for them to either a) kill themselves or b)
go nuts and
&gt;&gt;try to kill everyone else... depending on what you wanted to
deal with.
&gt;
&gt;of course, there's always c) in which a &quot;cult&quot; of
billionaires see the
&gt;eclipse as an indication that they need to make a change in their
lives--a
&gt;big change. They decided to give away all they own to the poor,
hungry and
&gt;homeless. However, some giant conglomerate that wants to *sell*
things to
&gt;those very people does their very best to stop this selfless
humanitarian
&gt;effort. What will Superman do if the eclipse turns out to be a dud?
&gt;Convince the &quot;cult&quot; to go ahead with what it planned or
try to bring
&gt;scientific sanity to everyone by insisting the world will not end,
the
&gt;byproduct being that the cult can go back to being regular (well,
&gt;superrich) bloated consumers and the stock markets of the
subcontinent
&gt;won't be damaged?
&gt;
&gt;&gt;Or not &lt;g&gt;
&gt;
&gt;I hereby vote for &quot;or not&quot; because nonstereotypical
stories are always more
&gt;interesting to me :)
&gt;
&gt;&gt;Good luck with it, whatever you decide to do...
&gt;&gt;
&gt;&gt;PJ
&gt;
&gt;Debby
&gt;
Hey, I LOVE that idea.  How about it turns out that our old buddy Lex
Luther is the head of it - I don't think Bill Gates would take too
kindly of being in in a ep of LNC

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<< There have been several fanfics on Lois and Clark in their younger
years, how about one in Smallville 1950s with Jonathan and Martha?

Anybody got any ideas? >>

I'm just catching up on my e-mail after a nice long Thanksgiving break so
I'm a
little slow replying. I'm currently working on a fanfic about Martha's
childhood and young adulthood. Jonathan is a major character, too, but the
story centers on Martha. I'm currently editing it and adding some things,
but
it's going slowly since this time of the year is always occupied by exams,
etc
for me. The story is quite long, though, and I've been working on it since
March. I'm considering sending the story out to this list when I finish, if
my
e-mail system is behaving itself.

It'd be interesting to hear others' opinions on this and to read other
stories
about Martha and Jonathan's childhoods. I know my story somehow feels less
like fanfic than anything else I've written since so little is known about
Martha and Jonathan.

-Christy
 kubitc@kenyon.edu
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&gt;
&gt;&lt;&lt; There have been several fanfics on Lois and Clark in their
younger
&gt;years, how about one in Smallville 1950s with Jonathan and Martha?
&gt;
&gt;Anybody got any ideas? &gt;&gt;
&gt;
&gt;I'm just catching up on my e-mail after a nice long Thanksgiving
break so I'm a
&gt;little slow replying. I'm currently working on a fanfic about
Martha's
&gt;childhood and young adulthood. Jonathan is a major character, too,
but the
&gt;story centers on Martha. I'm currently editing it and adding some
things, but
&gt;it's going slowly since this time of the year is always occupied by
exams, etc
&gt;for me. The story is quite long, though, and I've been working on it
since
&gt;March. I'm considering sending the story out to this list when I
finish, if my
&gt;e-mail system is behaving itself.
&gt;
&gt;It'd be interesting to hear others' opinions on this and to read
other stories
&gt;about Martha and Jonathan's childhoods. I know my story somehow
feels less
&gt;like fanfic than anything else I've written since so little is known
about
&gt;Martha and Jonathan.
since Smallville is in KS, I see something like farmes, box socielas,
etc
&gt;-Christy
&gt; kubitc@kenyon.eduq

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At 4:20 PM -0500 11/30/98, Bradford Brown wrote:
>    Does there happen to be an archive of recent  postings?

Yup, *all* postings, not just recent ones.  You can find them at:

http://listserv.indiana.edu/archives/loiscla-general-l.html

Kathy

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The first part shoulb be somewhere  below this message, if not, I'll repost
tommorrow

This is a story of Superman, but not our Superman, he landed not in
Smallville, but in Berlin, not to the Kents', but to the Hitlers' about five
weeks after Adolf's birth.  He was raised Sargio Hitler

How would he affect history? (If I told you, why would I write the rest????)

The (0/x) is beacuse I don't really know how many parts I will need to tell
the story, and it may be over several weeks, so I'll repost (if allowed) to
get it archived in one file...

Bradford James Brown
Discover- 2723rd Largest Known Prime