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Hey everyone!

So now that the voting section of the Kerth Awards has ended, we can look
forward to the next--and biggest!!--part of the Kerth Awards:  THE CEREMONY!
Are you all planning on attending the Kerth Awards ceremony this coming
Saturday, March 27th?  I hope so!  A lot of work has gone into this year's
Lois & Clark Fanfic Kerth Awards, and the ceremony is going to be the most
fun part of it all!

For those of you who are planning to attend, make sure to download the
sounds (wavs) that are going to be played during the ceremony by our very
own Kerths Wav Jockey, Anne Ciotola!  <hi Anne!>

As for where to get these wavs, all of them are available on Chris
Patterson's website:  http://www.ixpres.com/chrispat/kerthwav/kerthwav.html
Many, MANY thanks to Chris for putting all these wavs up on her site for
everyone to download.  Thanks Chris!  ;) I'll also be posting this URL on my
Kerths webpage in case you forget.  My Kerths webpage URL is in my sig
below.

Now, I need to send out a special thank you to everyone who voted!  I just
finished tabulating the votes a few minutes ago, and I was thrilled to see a
grand total of *147* ballots!!!!  Way to go, guys!!  This year's Kerth
Awards has already been a great success because of your participation, so we
can't thank you enough.  ;)

Now, I'm going to go get some sleep. <g> And PLEASE do not send me any more
votes!  I may keel over if I see even *one* more vote in my email box.
<vbg>

I hope to see you all at the ceremony this weekend!

Erin  :)
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Date:         Mon, 22 Mar 1999 11:01:38 +0000
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From:         Wendy Richards <ida18@HRM.KEELE.AC.UK>
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A short language question for you US FOLCS:

This is something which has always puzzled me...
>
> "Clark, what do you mean you're "taking me out of here"? I lay on that cot
> every single night [snip]

What exactly does 'cot' mean in America? Over here it is a small bed
with high rails around it in which babies are placed to sleep! I find
it hard to picture that for adults...

Would be grateful for enlightenment,

Wendy
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In a message dated 99-03-22 06:02:38 EST, you write:

<< What exactly does 'cot' mean in America? Over here it is a small bed
 with high rails around it in which babies are placed to sleep! I find
 it hard to picture that for adults... >>

In America, 'cot' is a fold up bed. Something like a fold up chair or
'director's chair'.
It's essentially a blanket or other heavy material attached to a framework
of
wood or metal. You lay in it like a hammock.

budmayes@aol.com
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From:         Wendy Richards <ida18@HRM.KEELE.AC.UK>
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Thanks for the couple of very swift replies I've had to my query
about the meaning of 'cot'.

It sounds like it's applied to a number of different types of
sleeping facility, whcih over here would be called a Z-bed (that's
pronounced ZED-bed <g>), a fold-up bed, a day-bed, or even just a bed
depending how permanent a structure (regardless of comfort!) it was.
A bed in a prison cell would be... a bed.  Or a bunk, in shared cells
with bunk-beds.

Oh well, I'll just have to remember not to use the term 'cot' to
refer to a baby's bed in fanfic! What do babies sleep in, then? I
know there are cradles and Moses baskets, but to us they are for very
small babies, while cots (with the high sides) are for up to 2 - 3
years old.

Wendy
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In a message dated 99-03-22 07:32:52 EST, you write:

<< What do babies sleep in, then? >>

cribs is what you are describing with the high sides.

--Laurie
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In a message dated 99-03-22 07:32:52 EST, you write:

<< What do babies sleep in, then? I
 know there are cradles and Moses baskets, but to us they are for very
 small babies, while cots (with the high sides) are for up to 2 - 3
 years old. >>

Her in America, babies and up to 2-3 yr olds sleep in cribs, the beds with
high sides.

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On Mon, 22 Mar 1999 07:33:53 EST No Name Available
<Larus2407@AOL.COM> wrote:
>
> << What do babies sleep in, then? >>
>
> cribs is what you are describing with the high sides.

AHA!! Thanks, Laurie. The term 'crib' is rarely used over here, but
would be most commonly understood as the 'manger' in a Nativity scene.
I've just checked the OED and seen that it is an accepted alternative
to 'cot'.

Wendy
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Date:         Mon, 22 Mar 1999 12:46:31 +0000
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When Lois is busy doing aerobics in WHALTTA, he was distracted by the
Churches so he couldn't help her. Remember Clark's comment?

"There was an explosion (? I think?) in Philadelphia. Your point is?"

Okay, I may have got the location wrong, but he was definitely out of
town! He also went to London in TPvLL to stop what he believed was a
nuclear bomb.

Wendy

On Sun, 21 Mar 1999 07:15:51 EST No Name Available
<Larus2407@AOL.COM> wrote:

> In a message dated 99-03-20 23:11:27 EST, smodolo@HOTMAIL.COM writes:
>
> << Am I wrong or is there an ep where Superman leaves Metropolis for any
>  disaster, mudslides/earthquakes.  I am convinced that all his heroics
>  was in Metropolis. >>
>
> Well, in DTOSC, he went to help after an earthquake in China.
>
> --Laurie

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Hi Eileen,

I had that as well - it's part of the 'Waving Cape' screen-saver and
theme pack, available from Erin Klingler's site. Don't have the URL
to hand at the moment, but if you can't find it email me and I'll
hunt it out.

Wendy

On Sat, 20 Mar 1999 18:05:53 -0800 Eileen Barnard
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> Subject: L&C Downloads
> Starfire wrote :
>
>
> >This may be a little off-topic but a few weeks ago, I downloaded some
> >L&C thing from the internet.  I didn't really realize what it was until
> >I had done it, and it is sort of hard to explain.  Basically, when I
> >start-up and shut-down my computer, pictures of Lois and Clark show up
> >as part of the start-up/shut-down sequence.
>
> The same thing happened to me when I downloaded some L&C things from the
> net.  I am afraid to say that I really don't know how I got them and they
> disappeared from my PC one day as quickly as they had come - weird eh?
>
> I would be grateful if any of you FOLCs out there can shed some light on
> this - not that I mind piccis of L&C but I just wish I knew where to get
> them back from!
>
> Regards
> Eileen B
> eileen@barnard70.freeserve.co.uk
>
> PS In my last mail message entitled An Alternative Beginning - I must
> apologise for the spelling mistakes - I have had a bad arm and am using
one
> finger of my left hand (I am right handed), so please bear with me for a
> while.

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Claude Salaud has a certain ring to it.  "Salaud" means "bastard," and
*that* is a truth about him.
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A baby would sleep in a bassinett as an infant, and then a crib.  A crib is
the
structure that has walls.
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A cot is a small piece of furniture, and I use that term loosely, that
somewhat
resembles a bed.  However, a bed is usually large, and has a nice comfy
matress.
A cot is small and hard.  A bed ususally has a box spring and a matress.  A
cot
will only have a matress.
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Thanks Christina.  In which language?  Someone else sent me a different word
that means the same thing.  Just curious.
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1)  A relevation:  Superman tells Lois he's really Clark in the balcony
scene in BATP.

2)  James Olsen, Ownwer of the Daily Planet gets switched with Jimmy
Olsen, photographer/gofer for the Daily Planet.  It occured to me that
non one was that much different from their counterpart.  Perry was the
Mayor, but he was still Perry.  He had been the Editor of the Planet,
and he loves Elvis so how much more Perry can you get?  But Jimmy is
very different.  Nothing save the fact that he's a "good guy" is the
same between the two worlds.  It would wreck total mahem on both their
lives, if, by some freak accident, the Owner found himself the
photographer, and the photographer found himself the owner.  Our Jimmy
would probably find out that CK=S, for that fact that in the ALT world,
everyone knows.

3) So far you've had Lois Lane as Ultra Woman, that guy from Tenessee as
Resplendant Man, that little boy in "Chip off the Old Clark", and in a
fanfic, even Jimmy got the powers as X.  It would be neat if someone
could give the powers to Perry, maybe make an Elvis Man?

Christina
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It's French.

>
>Thanks Christina.  In which language?  Someone else sent me a different
word
>that means the same thing.  Just curious.

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These are great ideas Christina.  If I wasn't working on three other
projects
right now, I'd jump on it.  I'll save them on my ideas page, unless someone
else
wants to de them.  HINT HINT
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In a message dated 3/19/99 8:15:32 AM !!!First Boot!!!, NKWolke@T-ONLINE.DE
writes:

<< IMHO, far too many people believe that we have all of our
 'fun' getting *to* the point of 'together' and then have none left for the
 ever-after portion of our lives.<<<

 You know that is exactly what I started to ask myself, too. Maybe it would
be
 interesting to ask how many of the "fourth-season-lovers" are married for a
long
 time (I'm married for almost eight years) or if they're not, if they dream
about
 the "life after the wedding" rather than about the "way to get to this
point"? >>

Actually, I was married for 30+ years before being widowed.  And I love all
4
seasons of LnC.  I have wonderful and sometimes painful memories of my
marriage from the first meeting with my future spouse through raising
children
until the end so maybe that is why I love it all.

Charlotte - who is writing a Lois and Clark Engaged piece of fanfiction
because she remembers what it was like to meet someone and wonder if it was
going to work out and then the joy of it doing so.
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I wanted to send this out, particularly to the author of a new fanfic
just posted on March 21, 1999.  Although the author had stated that she
did not want to insult anyone with her choice of villians, I was unable
to stop myself from getting slightly mad.  I just don't find it fair
that any group of people get constantly used as any media's "terrosits"
and I find that Arabs are usually the ones that are usually used to play
that role.  Now I know that the media tends to show them as rich,
violent people, and I couldn't even read the entire story after I saw
that that was exactly how they were protrayed.  The last sentence even
sums it all up with "the Arab" is sent to jail.  I always see a trend of
using the stereotypical theme of Arab equals terrorist and I know for a
fact that that isn't true.  I don't mean to greatly upset anyone or be
seen as some radical, but it just makes me angry and I feel like I tell,
at least the author, my view about this.
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>From: Joy N Sowell <jsowell@METLIFE.COM>
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>Subject: Claude's last name
>Date: Sat, 20 Mar 1999 19:03:03 -0500
>
>Hi everyone.  Does anyone have any suggestions for Claude's last name?
Someone
>had a fanfic idea on the afolcslife list, and I'm co-writing a fanfic
for that
>reason.  Please, any idea would be good.  You can send it to the list,
or to me
>privately.  So far, as a default, I'm using Claude LeShmuck.  I figured
that he
>was a shmuck for totally dissing Lois, and the "Le" adds a French
flair.  i had
>five years of Spanish, but no French, so I'm at a loss as to what is
politically
>correct.  Thanks!!  JOY:)
>

Claude LeShmuck sounds good to me :)
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>From MR. D8A's work email

The term "Shmuck" is an incredibly bad and crude term of Jewish origin.  If
I remember correctly it is originated with what is thrown away after a baby
boy is circumcised.  I know that my wife would find it in very poor taste if
that was used as someones name.

I would recommend Claude Sangfroid which loosely translates as Cold Blooded.
Just a observation and a suggestion.

James the ever cautious one.

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>From: Joy N Sowell <jsowell@METLIFE.COM>
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>Date: Sat, 20 Mar 1999 19:03:03 -0500
>
>Hi everyone.  Does anyone have any suggestions for Claude's last name?
Someone
>had a fanfic idea on the afolcslife list, and I'm co-writing a fanfic
for that
>reason.  Please, any idea would be good.  You can send it to the list,
or to me
>privately.  So far, as a default, I'm using Claude LeShmuck.  I figured
that he
>was a shmuck for totally dissing Lois, and the "Le" adds a French
flair.  i had
>five years of Spanish, but no French, so I'm at a loss as to what is
politically
>correct.  Thanks!!  JOY:)
>

Claude LeShmuck sounds good to me :)
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Schmuck means "penis," as does the word "putz."  Speaking from a Jewish
perspective, I don't know if I would think that seeing either term used as a
last name (and I have in real life!) was in bad taste, as much as I would
find it amusing, and it would make me laugh.  One of my cousins was married
to a man whose last name was Putzcamp and the whole family (all 50 of us)
used to giggle about it (how mature, right?). I also get a kick out of
telling my non-Jewish friends, after they've said things like "oh, I putzed
around all weekend," exactly what they were saying.......<eg>

P.S. (the piece that's thrown away we just call the foreskin - sorry, I'll
be quiet now!)

Vicki (who will be glad to answer any Jewish-related questions when she
can...and if she knows the answer!)
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                From:   Tull, James [CORP/STL] [mailto:James.Tull@EMRSN.COM]
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                From MR. D8A's work email

                The term "Shmuck" is an incredibly bad and crude term of
Jewish origin.  If
                I remember correctly it is originated with what is thrown
away after a baby
                boy is circumcised.  I know that my wife would find it in
very poor taste if
                that was used as someones name.

                I would recommend Claude Sangfroid which loosely translates
as Cold Blooded.
                Just a observation and a suggestion.

                James the ever cautious one.

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                >From: Joy N Sowell <jsowell@METLIFE.COM>
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                >Date: Sat, 20 Mar 1999 19:03:03 -0500
                >
                >Hi everyone.  Does anyone have any suggestions for Claude's
last name?
                Someone
                >had a fanfic idea on the afolcslife list, and I'm
co-writing a fanfic
                for that
                >reason.  Please, any idea would be good.  You can send it
to the list,
                or to me
                >privately.  So far, as a default, I'm using Claude
LeShmuck.  I figured
                that he
                >was a shmuck for totally dissing Lois, and the "Le" adds a
French
                flair.  i had
                >five years of Spanish, but no French, so I'm at a loss as
to what is
                politically
                >correct.  Thanks!!  JOY:)
                >

                Claude LeShmuck sounds good to me :)
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... and here is part two.

Chris

Counting the Ways
Part two

He had tried to tell her his secret subsequently, but somehow he had
always failed to get the words out, scared of how she might react.  No
longer worrying about his otherness, he instead fretted about how she
would react to the realisation that he had lied to her for nigh on two
years.

Ruefully, he reflected that he had been right to be worried.

He had almost told her about himself when she had chosen to risk her
life to save the lives of his parents.  With hindsight, he wished that
he had.

Instead, she had guessed his secret on her own, and had felt betrayed
that he had asked her to marry him, without giving her the chance to
get to know who he really was first. Her anger and sense of betrayal
was, he realised now, understandable, but, at the time, all he had
felt was hurt at her rejection of his proposal.

It took time, but they began to sort things out.  Then, just when they
had almost recovered the ground that they had lost, he had wounded her
again.  He shied away from the painful memory.  What had he been
thinking of, telling her that he loved her too much for them to be
together?  It had damaged her faith in him, and had only served to
hurt them both.

All those arguments.

All those misunderstandings.

Yet, somehow, they had managed to reach this moment.

Precious things could take root and flourish in the most unlikely
places, he thought, like flowers growing on bombsites, or carpeting
barren land after rain.  He thought about flying over the Sonoran
Desert in the spring, when the ground was transformed by the
ephemerals into a riot of colour and beauty.

Perhaps that was what their love was like - something rare and
precious, yet with the strength to not merely endure, but to flourish
in the harshest of conditions.  It had, after all, triumphed and
grown, despite all the obstacles they had placed in its way.  He
promised himself that, if the metaphor had any value, he would keep
the desert well irrigated from now on.  The fruits of their love would
not be allowed to fall and rest unseen in the dry earth.

One day, he promised himself, he would take Lois to see the desert
bloom.

Lois, who had been put on hold, glanced across at him, waggling her
eyebrows, comically conveying her exasperation at her current lack of
progress.  They smiled at each other as, for a moment, their eyes
locked and the world around them ceased to exist.

He loved her, body and soul.  He loved the way she filled his senses,
the way her hair moved, the faint scent of her, the whisper of her
skin as she brushed her hands together as she continued to toy with
the ring, the sound of her heartbeat. . .

He could not begin to count the ways he loved her.

He watched as she twiddled with her ring, posing her hand under the
lamp to admire it better.  As the light reflected off the individual
facets of the diamond, so did his love reflect off the many facets of
her personality, a jewel that was to him a million times more perfect
than any mere rock he could have bought her.

How had he got so lucky, he wondered, as to have her by his side?

An alarm and several frantic cries for help intruded on his thoughts.
Abruptly torn from his contemplation of beauty personified, Clark's
head lifted in a move that Lois had once likened to a bird on the
alert.  And, just like a startled bird, his action would almost
inevitably be followed by flight.

Attuned to him, Lois somehow sensed his movement without needing to
see it.  She looked at him, her face a silent question.

He glanced around nervously, checking that nobody was watching, then
made a discreet gesture with his hand.

She understood, of course.  She nodded an acknowledgement and mouthed,
"I'll cover."

As he rose from his chair, his hand reaching for the knot of his tie,
he wondered for the umpteenth time about her readiness to lie for him.
 Even after all the hurt his excuses had caused her, she was willing
to protect him with her own.  Was this, he wondered, simply a
contradiction in Lois's complex personality, or was this the ultimate
form of forgiveness for his past actions.

He did not know.

All he knew was that he loved that about her, too.

END

Well, that's it!  (I've been playing around with the idea
of writing a mirror piece, too.  In other words, what is Lois
thinking at the same time?  However, getting her thoughts sorted out
isn't very easy.  Do you think I should try or leave well enough
alone?)
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Hi everyone

Three kind people have taken a look at my vignette, and they said
such nice things about it that I decided to take the plunge and post
it to the list.  (Thanks guys!  You know who you are.)  Thanks also
to the people who answered my query about lengths of posts.

I've split this vignette into two pieces, preferring to err on the
side of caution.  However, the split is entirely artificial: it was
written as one continuous piece.

Continuity-wise, this takes place the morning after Ultra Woman.  No
plot, no angst, just unmitigated fluff.  This is not my usual kind of
tale at all, but half the fun of writing it was simply to see if I
could. . .

COUNTING THE WAYS
A Lois and Clark vignette
By Christine Carr

******
How do I love thee?  Let me count the ways.
I love thee to the depth and breadth and height
My soul can reach, when feeling out of sight
For the ends of being and ideal grace.
(Elizabeth Barrett Browning, 1806-61)
******

It had not been an easy road to travel, but somehow Lois and Clark had
reached their destination, a place called Happiness.  Their souls
cried out with the joy of being together.  Having found one another,
they defied any force to split them asunder.

In other words, they loved each other very much.

A smile played around the corners of Clark Kent's mouth as he
surreptitiously watched his fianc=E9e work.

Fianc=E9e, he thought.  It was a beautiful word, perhaps the most
beautiful word in the English language.  It was almost as beautiful as
she was.

Lois had the telephone balanced precariously between her shoulder and
ear as she scribbled notes rapidly with one hand and gesticulated
madly with the other. Amused and delighted, he noticed a pattern to
her movements.  Her gestures could not be accounted for solely by the
excitement engendered by her story.  Rather, she was playing, ensuring
that her new ring was being shown off to its best advantage, moving
her hand so that the diamond glittered in the light of her desk lamp.
It gratified him to know that seeing the ring on her finger gave her
as much pleasure as it did him.

Still, she was not letting her joy distract her completely from the
task in hand.  Her face was alive with excitement as she badgered her
source for more information.  Even if Clark had not been able to
eavesdrop on her conversation, her body language would have told him
that she had stumbled upon a major story.  She was, he could tell,
enjoying herself.

He loved that about her.  Her tenaciousness, her zeal and her
enthusiasm.  They had been some of the first things he had noticed
about her, back when they had met.

His smile broadened at a memory.  In his mind's eye he saw her burst
uninvited into Perry's office as he was being interviewed.  She had
barely seen him then, much less noticed him, so caught up was she in
her story.  But he had seen her, and that had been enough.

Was that when he had fallen in love with her?  Certainly the
attraction had been instantaneous, and he had been intrigued by the
small dynamo with whom he had subsequently been assigned to work.

As she jabbed at the telephone's cradle to clear the line for her next
call, she glanced across at him and mouthed, low enough that no-one
else would guess that she was talking to him, but loud enough that he
could hear, "Quit staring at me and get on with your work, Kent!" and
she laughed at him as she looked away again.

He picked up his own phone and tried to do as she commanded, but he
found it impossible to concentrate.  Over and over again his mind
replayed the scene from last night when she had asked him to marry
her.

She had asked him to marry her!

It was the final proof, if any had been needed, that she had managed
to reconcile both halves of his personality, the superhero and the
reporter, Kal-El of Krypton and Clark Kent of Kansas.  He was more
grateful for that than any words could ever express.

He thought back over the last few years.  There had been a time when,
if he had been asked,  he would have said that he had loved her right
>from the moment he first set eyes on her.  But he had recently come to
realise that what he had felt at that time was but a pale imitation of
the deep soul-bonding love he now knew.

When had his feelings for her begun to deepen, to broaden, to consume
him?

He guessed the process had started in the early days, just after he
had created Superman, though it had happened so gradually that he
could pinpoint no one time or event and say, it happened then.  That
was the moment.

In the earliest weeks of their acquaintance, her obsession with the
hero had been galling, but it had been intoxicating, too. Clark had
spent most of his life fearing discovery, worrying about how others
would react to his differences, trying as best he could to blend in.
Through Lois, however, he had discovered a confidence he had never
known.  She had embraced his alienness in a way that he had never
before dreamed possible.

Moreover, she had given him the strength to continue in his role as
Superman when he had most needed it.  When he had doubted himself,
Lois had offered encouragement, not knowing to whom she was speaking.
She had saved Superman on more than one occasion, through both her
words and deeds, her belief in the hero remaining unshakeable when
others wavered and turned away from him.  How could he not love her
for that?

He had wanted her to love Clark Kent, though, not some mysterious
creation who barely existed beyond his own imagination.  It was, he
had feared, Lois's fantasies that had imbued the hero with a life of
his own in her mind.  After all, she did not really know him.  It was
not fair - it was not right - that Lois should love the hero and not
the man, when they were one and the same.  When, in the midst of the
whole fiasco with Luthor, she had told Superman that she would have
loved him if he were an ordinary man, he had not believed her.

He had not wanted her to have feelings for Superman, only for Clark.

It was, surprisingly, Mayson Drake who had made him wonder whether he
was wrong to want that so very much.  Mayson had loved him as he
wanted Lois to love him, for the person he was in his every day life.
However, it had not felt right, not merely because Mayson was not the
woman for him, but because she did not love all of him, and he knew
that she never would.  Lois, he had realised then, could love the
alien inside of him, if only he had the courage to let her know that
it was there.

Finding the courage to tell her, though. . .  That was hard.

Maybe he would have told her sooner if he had not let his feelings of
guilt over Mayson's death get in the way of their deepening
relationship, or if Lois had not shown an interest in Agent Scardino.
Clark's insecurities had prevented him from seeing that it was his
double life that was driving a wedge between them, and that, in her
eyes, Scardino was but a poor substitute for himself.   He had not
felt able to take the chance of confiding in Lois if she did not love
him enough to be with him, but it was the very confidence he was
withholding that held the key to unlocking the love he sought.

It was Lois who had finally resolved the impasse that their
relationship then reached.  Coward that he was, he would have run
away, but she had gathered up all her courage and told him it was
Clark that she wanted to be with, and not Dan, or Superman.  There was
no doubt left in his mind then: he would have tell her about Superman,
but he had put off the inevitable, preferring to revel in the
sweetness of his triumph, for at least a little while.

end part one
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Picked up my copy of "Best Men" this morning and watched it.  WOW...Momma
Mia...... You'll like it!!!!!
        Brenda
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MR. D8Awrote:
>>><The term "Shmuck" is an incredibly bad and crude term of Jewish origin.
If
I remember correctly it is originated with what is thrown away after a baby
boy
is circumcised.  I know that my wife would find it in very poor taste if
that
was used as someones name.>>>>

Sorry.  I had no idea.  I thought it was just a slang word with a negative
connotation.  I'll keep that in mind.
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Viki wrote:
<<<<<Schmuck means "penis," as does the word "putz."  Speaking from a Jewish
perspective, I don't know if I would think that seeing either term used as a
last name (and I have in real life!) was in bad taste, as much as I would
find
it amusing, and it would  make me laugh.  One of my cousins was married to a
man
whose last name was Putzcamp and the whole family (all 50 of us) used to
giggle
about it (how mature, right?). I also get a kick out of telling my
non-Jewish
friends, after they've said things like "oh, I putzed around all weekend,"
exactly what they were saying . . .  <eg>>>>>

Sorry, no harm intended.  Like I said, I want some suggestions that will be
amusing, AND politically correct.  That was why I posted the question.
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Hello Wendy

Just to let you know that I've found the download and there it is large as
life on my desktop - complete with music and words.  I love the little
superman pointer - particularly the way he changes clothes when you are
waiting for a programme to open.

Regards
Eileen B
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Hey

Does anybody know is this is going to be released on video in the UK?  It
was on in our cinemas in the West End of London and a few selected cinemas
around the country but I was away on holiday when it was released and when I
got back it had been taken off.

I would be grateful for the info?

Regards
Eileen B
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No harm or offense taken, Joy. :-)

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                Viki wrote:
                <<<<<Schmuck means "penis," as does the word "putz."
Speaking from a Jewish
                perspective, I don't know if I would think that seeing
either term used as a
                last name (and I have in real life!) was in bad taste, as
much as I would find
                it amusing, and it would  make me laugh.  One of my cousins
was married to a man
                whose last name was Putzcamp and the whole family (all 50 of
us) used to giggle
                about it (how mature, right?). I also get a kick out of
telling my non-Jewish
                friends, after they've said things like "oh, I putzed around
all weekend,"
                exactly what they were saying . . .  <eg>>>>>

                Sorry, no harm intended.  Like I said, I want some
suggestions that will be
                amusing, AND politically correct.  That was why I posted the
question.
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You wrote:

>Does anyone know why Ching and Zara weren't affected by the Kryptonite
force field they used to test Clark?

I believe it is because they were brought up with it and they live under
a Red sun.  If I remember correctly I read somewhere that Only after
being in our yellow sun for a long time it could become dangerous to
them.  The Kryptonite on Krypton under the red sun helped keep the
Kryptonians healthy and alive.

If some has already replied to you sorry for the repeat.

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Hello,

There is a new Featured writer at the Writer's Showcase.  The URL
is.............
http://www.simplyorganized.simplenet.com/showcase.html

I hope you all go and check out her interview.

Annie Lansbury
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Hey Folcs :-)

>>> The *law* and *justice* are not always one and the same.<<<

Thanks Zoom, for bringing it so wonderful to the point (as always <g>). I
remember another scene you didn't mention, in WWW. Superman says to
Constance
Hunter: "... I need someone who understands that justice is always about
truth."

Of course Superman's morality is influenced by the law-system in which he
was
raised, but I really think the highest instance controlling his actions is
always
his conscience. He knows Lois is innocent so he has to break her out. He
doesn't
hesitate, he doesn't feel bad about this decision and it's not simply
because
Superman happens to be in love with that woman adn doesn't want to live
without
her. He knows the truth and if the truth is against the law... so it be it.
For me it's *the* character trait that makes him the hero that he is. It's
not
his powers, it's his incorruptibility.

take care
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Hey Folcs :-)
hala yamout wrote:
>>>Although the author had stated that she did not want to insult anyone
with her
choice of villians, I was unable to stop myself from getting slightly mad.
I
just don't find it fair that any group of people get constantly used as any
media's "terrosits" and I find that Arabs are usually the ones that are
usually
used to play that role. <<<

Well hala, I know what you mean. Being a member of one of the "typical
gangster
ethnical group" myself I used to be mad that the only Germans on screen were
Nazis.

For example during Lois & Clark I wasn't even so mad about the episode
"Supermann" because the Nazis were "identified" as a groupe and not a
nation, but
I really hated "Heidi" in JSN and couldn't find her very funny. She ist just
so
clichee bad, blonde, dumb = german, that I felt hurt by her description.
(BTW in
the german version Heidi even sings another song while she is changing her
clothes, because in the original she sings the old Nazi anthem and I must
admit I
found that pretty tasteless and totally unnecessary myself.)

So I used to feel hurt, but to be honest after a while I realized that my
impression is not really true. If you look really closely you'll find a lot
of
other national stereotypes that are quite inviting to use if you want to
have bad
guy. Look' what we have here:

Nazis=Germans
Kidnappers=Americans
Mafiosi=Italians
Terrorists=Arabians
corrupt spies=Russians
vodoo magicians=Africans

I'm sure there're a lot more. I also would dare a lucky guess that in other
countries there're also other clichee-gangsters. In Europe we just watch a
lot
more american movies than other countrie's productions.

I'm sure though neither the writers of "JSN" or "Supermann" really think
that all
Germans are Nazis nor does the author of that fanfiction you described
really
think all Arabian people are terrorist. They just want to create a story,
put
Lois and Clark in special situation and watch what is happens from there.

So if the author wanted to write a story about Lois&Clark being in a hostage
situation, for example (I didn't read the story yet so I just have to guess)
she
probably thought: "Hm, hostage... that requires terrorists." Then she
probably
started to think about a reason for the terroristic act and with terrorists
it's
pretty simple. They usually have some political reason for their crime.
Be honest, if you start looking for political fatalism, you can't really use
countries like norway or suitzerland or austrian or whatever, because I
haven't
heard from norwegian/suisse or austrian seperatists in ages.
Hey adn after all, who from us really knows the political situations and
motivations from all places around the world? I sure don't! So what are the
political reasons you can use in a story without having studied them for
years in
college? Take terrorists from as far away as you can, provide them with the
vague
political conflict you mean to have heard about somewhere and yep: There's
you
terrorist from Arabia.

So don't take it too personal.I'm sure the author didn't mean to harm anyone
by
this.

take care
Nicole
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Elaine wrote:

>Does anybody know is this is going to be released on video in the UK?  It
>was on in our cinemas in the West End of London and a few selected cinemas
>around the country but I was away on holiday when it was released and when
I
>got back it had been taken off.
>
>I would be grateful for the info?
>
Eileen, are you talking about sell-thru or rental? BM was issued on rental
late last year, so you should still be able to pick up a copy at your local
video store. The last date I was given for sell thru was February of this
year, but I haven't heard any more. Again, your rental store would probably
have an idea.

LabRat :)
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By coincidence, it's available to buy on video from today in the UK,
although it has been available to hire since last October.

Recommended retail price is £12.99.

I picked up a copy today at HMV.

Mary

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>Hey
>
>Does anybody know is this is going to be released on video in the UK?  It
>was on in our cinemas in the West End of London and a few selected cinemas
>around the country but I was away on holiday when it was released and when
I
>got back it had been taken off.
>
>I would be grateful for the info?
>
>Regards
>Eileen B
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I just read the story in question, Suffer the Little Children, and I thought
it
was very well written.  It showed compassion, love, pain, hope, and a wide
range
of other emotions.  It is a long story, but CERTAINLY worth the hour or so
it
takes to read it.  I don't want to "spoil" anything, so I won't elaborate.
I
sincerely doubt that the author intended to put down any particular race or
religion.  However, that is just my humble opinion.
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I am replying to a reply about the message I sent called "About a new
story".  I never meant that the author of this fanfic was intentionally
trying to put down a race or religion.  What I did read from the story
sounded very good but I was discussing an ongoing trend in which this
problem occurs.  I am not trying attack the author for I am sure that
she did not mean anything by it and I realise that she apologized
beforehand.  It is just that this particular aspect of the story I have
seen in a lot of other works and I hoped that I would finally be able to
say something about it.
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Mary wrote:

>By coincidence, it's available to buy on video from today in the UK,
>although it has been available to hire since last October.
>
>Recommended retail price is £12.99.
>
>I picked up a copy today at HMV.
>
Mary - swarms of hugs and kisses!!! You made my evening. I *knew* that
birthday cash was burning a hole in my desk drawer for a reason. ;)

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Joy wrote:

>I just read the story in question, Suffer the Little Children, I [snip]
sincerely doubt that the author intended to put down any particular race or
>religion.  However, that is just my humble opinion.

I haven't yet read this story, so can't comment on the author's intentions -
although from the previous post of complaint, she certainly seems to have
done all she could to point up that she wasn't intending offence in her
foreword.

>From a strictly personal POV *I'm* always a little weary every time a
Scottish character appears in fanfic and immediately lapses into a Highland
brogue. Half the time I don't understand what any of them are talking about
any more than Lois or Clark do and just once I'd like them to come from
Edinburgh or Glasgow or......well, *anywhere* but the Shetlands basically.

*However*, that said - I really think (and I stress this is only *my*
opinion, but it's been long held over many years) that unless you can state
categorically that no Scot has ever spoken with a Highland brogue, or that
no Arab has ever been a terrorist or no German has ever been a Nazi, then
you can't reasonably complain if an author chooses that nationality and uses
it in that way.  Or any number of variations thereon. All nationalities are
subject to at least one form of stereotype - in that respect we're all in
the same boat. We can all be insulted - or we can all choose to accept that
even if 99% of our fellow countrymen don't fit the stereotype, there is
bound to be at least one in there that does. And who are we to say that it
wasn't that one that the author 'saw' before writing their story? I mean,
for all we readers know, the author in question has someone specific in mind
that they've actually met in Real Life and decided to use in their script or
fanfic.

Just a purely personal opinion from the keyboard of......

LabRat :)
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But then why were the New Kryptonians affected by the K-laced gass when
Superman and Nor were deuling?

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>
>You wrote:
>
>
>>Does anyone know why Ching and Zara weren't affected by the Kryptonite
>force field they used to test Clark?
>
>
>I believe it is because they were brought up with it and they live
under
>a Red sun.  If I remember correctly I read somewhere that Only after
>being in our yellow sun for a long time it could become dangerous to
>them.  The Kryptonite on Krypton under the red sun helped keep the
>Kryptonians healthy and alive.
>
>If some has already replied to you sorry for the repeat.
>
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At 10:59 AM 3/21/1999 -0500, Joy N Sowell wrote:
        >Debby wrote:
        >Hmm, there's a story idea. CK & Lois (Smallville likes Lois, too)
visit
        >town and something happens that requires Superman and the town
helps CK be
        >Supes without CK having to change clothes... and CK has no idea
what's
        >going on. Maybe Lois gets an inkling...
        >
        >This would be a good chance for a writer to play around with
character
        >building.

>CAN I?  Please?  :)

Sure! I think ten people tackling a subject would come up with ten
different interpretations. Think how many 20 would come up with? The more
the better :)

The only thing I ask is... breathe life into your characters :) I sometimes
default to stereotypes, too... but I try to make that only in transient
characters we'll never see again. If we see them again, I try to make them
multidimensional :)

Debby
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Elaine wrote:

>Does anybody know is this is going to be released on video in the UK?

Another option would be to buy it off the Internet from a site such as
Amazon (www.amazon.com) or rent it from Reel (www.reel.com).

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I'm really glad somebody brought this up b/c I was going to and now I
can pursue this in clear conscience.

As I was awake in the middle fo the night last night I was thinking
about what Margaret said about Clark breaking the law. As I pondered it
in lieu of counting sheep, I came up with a semi-plausible reason for at
least some. I think it all boils down to the "greater good" that seems
to continually pop up in Lois and Clark's lives. For example, in ATAI,
yes, Clark *does* steal, but he's stealing to save lives. Loss of
property versus loss of life seems pretty obvious choicewise. I would
hope that if someone should give me the choice, I would sacrifice my
possessions to save somebody's life. Same thing in DLW. Yes, he's
breaking the law, but it's her *life* at stake. He *did* wait for
justice, but it failed him. Considering the way that the justice system
seemed to be working for her, it wasn't completely ridiculous to assume
that she would end up in the chair. So, he was acting both selfishly,
but also in the interest of her life. And as you read this, just
remember that this was middle of the night reasoning so be kind. <g>

Okay, on to another subject. I'm wondering about something that I'm
hoping someone, say Zoom or someone else, would be able to clear this up
for me. In SM, there's the scene where Lois and Clark are at her
computer looking up Russian records and she asks him if there are any
languages he doesn't know. He responds with this little quip about not
always understanding "you". Now, this seems like it could have been
planned to go somewhere. Does anybody know why this was thrown in there?
It's cute and all, but... Anyone? <g>

Thanks,
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I always thought of him as Claude the Clod!

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At 02:10 PM 3/20/1999 -0600, Kathy B wrote:

[snip good stuff to get to...]

>Kathy (who does admit to one correction, but it was an S3 error, not an S4
>-- most of us on S6 hated that Clark never beat Lex in the "argh"; Lex
>willingly gave Lois up to save her, which made him the hero.

Yes! Clark was only shown standing up to Deter, but it took a machine to
bring back Lois's memory, argh...

>Stay tuned to S6 to see if we ... correct that. ;))

By gosh, I better get reading!!!! ;)

Debby
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but only part of S6 ep01...
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At 03:31 PM 3/22/1999 -0800, Christina wrote:

>But then why were the New Kryptonians affected by the K-laced gass when
>Superman and Nor were deuling?

They were the bad guys.

Then again... why would anyone, even the nicer New Kryptonese, want to live
under a red sun when they could easily pick out a planet orbiting a warmer,
stronger, younger yellow star?

Hey, maybe they *did* live on such a planet (we never saw otherwise) but
that rocky planet didn't have any kryptonite on it. The NKers probably
wanted off it because the cable only offered 2 channels and one of them was
abc... (and the other public access...)

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Nicole,

I always felt that the reason marriage isn't portrayed
well in Hollywood has a lot to do with the people
making the product.  While there are some writers,
directors, actors, producers, etc. who are able to make
marriage work, it seems like a disproportionate amount
don't have a clue what marriage is about.  Perhaps if
some farmer from Kansas were to start writing for TV,
we'd start seeing more about what life is like for the
rest of the world.

I find very few examples of married life on the tube or
the big screen that I truly identify with.

By the way, my favorite seasons were 2 and 3.  I
couldn't stand Cat's sexual harrassment in season 1 and
I couldn't follow the changing time slot in season 4.

Elisabeth
--- NKWolke  wrote:
>
> I don't know, maybe I don't watch enough television,
> but *my* impression is that
> there really are no other "positively married
> couples" on TV except Lois and
> Clark. The only fairly positive images that come to
> my mind are sitcoms like "Mad
> about you". At least Paul and Jamie seem to be
pretty
> happy with each other,
> even if they don't fit in the same category like
Lois
> and Clark. The other
> married couples on TV are either desillusioned, old,
> stressed out, fighting or
> constantly having affairs, like in soap operas.
>
> There *are* sometimes people who actually seem to be
> happy in their relationship,
> but of course those people are only side-characters
> for their struggling kids on
> *their* way through the trials of finding true love.
> Or even worse, they are so
> noble and so "productive" that they have at least
100
> wonderful kids and sorry,
> but I can't really realte to that kind of
> realtionship either.
>
> On the other hand, there're are lot couples that are
> on their way to "being in
> love". Moonlightning, Silk Stalking, Tropical Heat
> and even the X-files are only
> a few examples (actually the only shows I know the
> original titles and not just
> the german one <g>). Obviously this kind of story is
> very popular and please, I
> don't mean it as an offense to the people who love
> these shows when I say: I
> can't see any more of this stuff.
>

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Debby wrote:
<Hey, maybe they *did* live on such a planet (we never saw otherwise) but
that rocky planet didn't have any kryptonite on it. The NKers probably
wanted off it because the cable only offered 2 channels and one of them was
abc... (and the other public access...)>

LOL!  And Tempus thought that *he* had it bad.
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Margaret,

Honestly, I like seasons 5 & 6 almost as much as I like
seasons 2 & 3.  My husbands always laughing at me
because I get the fanfic confused with the aired
episodes.  I don't have a visual memory, so it's all
the same to me.<G>

Elisabeth

--- Margaret Brignell  wrote:
> I *did* want to see "LoisandClark: the couple".  I
> just don't think it
> happened in season 4.
>
> Perhaps, deep down, most of the FoLC didn't either.
> Why else were there so
> many fifth season versions to "correct" what went
> wrong?
>
> Margaret
>
>
>
>
> %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
> Margaret Brignell
> brignell@capitalnet.com
> Ottawa, Canada
>

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LOL!

My father was always yelling at me, "Get the lead out
of your pants and get over here."  I never thought
anyone would want lead in there pants.<bg>

Elisabeth

--- Debby  wrote:
> At 07:18 PM 3/19/1999 -0800, Christina Batouli
wrote:
> >Does anyone know why Ching and Zara weren't
affected
> by the Kryptonite
> >force field they used to test Clark?
>
> Lead undergarments?
>

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In a message dated 3/22/99 12:27:21 PM Eastern Standard Time,
James.Tull@EMRSN.COM writes:

<< I would recommend Claude Sangfroid which loosely translates as Cold
Blooded
>>

I can see a problem with using Sangfroid for Claude's last name.  Sangfroid
is
a good thing--  while it literally means cold blood in French, it refers to
the quality of staying cool and under control during all sorts of stress,
fire, etc. and is, if anything, a compliment.  I'm not sure anyone wants to
compliment Claude.

On the other hand, if you want to steer clear of vulgarity ( and Salaud,
which
was on another post is vulgar ), then you could use  LeVoleur, which means
the
Thief, since he stole Lois's story.

Ann   ( who has spent the last three days grading French compositions and
can
barely see straight any more )
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>> Debby@swcp.com
who has indeed read both S5 & TUFS
but only part of S6 ep01... <<

Ack! (speaks the author of S6 ep01) I've bored you, so you quit
reading... terribly sorry, and I assure you, it does get better... I
suspect you'll find ep02 *quite* interesting, and unexpected... :-)

PJ
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to be coherent...

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It wasn't *night* patrols, but just after Lois
discovers his other identity he frequently tells her "I
better go check the city."

Elisabeth
--Still itching from those lead undergarments.  Thank
goodness I never ate a lard-filled log or I'd be in
real trouble.

(Aren't lard-filled log those nut covered things they
try to get people to order through the mail for
Christmas presents?)

--- Sue Modolo  wrote:
>  wrote:
>  Metropolis for any
> disaster, mudslides/earthquakes.  I am convinced
that
> all his heroics
> was in Metropolis.>

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<< He knows Lois is innocent so he has to break her out. He doesn't
hesitate, he doesn't feel bad about this decision and it's not simply
because Superman happens to be in love with that woman adn doesn't want
to live without her. He knows the truth and if the truth is against the
law... so it be it. >>

It isn't *just* because Clark loves Lois that he breaks her out of jail
in DLW, but that is surely much of it. Because he trusts her and
believes that she wouldn't kill, he breaks her out of prison. But there
are plenty of people who are either wrongfully imprisoned or wrongfully
acquitted that Clark/Superman doesn't seem to take much interest in.
Yes, he believed in Lois's innocence and may be unsure about the
innocence of a stranger, but I don't think it can be denied that a big
part of why he was willing to break the law (injust as it was) was
because he loved Lois. It would be interesting to see what he'd do if
Lois were non-wrongfully (is that a word?) imprisoned, if she *had* done
the crime. Would Clark break her out then?

<< Yes, he's breaking the law, but it's her *life* at stake. He *did*
wait for justice, but it failed him. Considering the way that the
justice system seemed to be working for her, it wasn't completely
ridiculous to assume that she would end up in the chair. >>

Was it just me or did the possibility of Lois being executed seem
far-fetched to anyone else? The death penalty isn't often used in cases
like Lois's. No matter what your personal opinion about the death
penalty is, it would be highly unlikely (in the US) for a well-educated,
comparatively rich, well-known, white woman to be sent to death row for
killing an ex-con, no matter what the circumstances. Like it or not, the
death penalty is usually not used in cases like this.

For instance, last week a young teenage girl was shot to death while
walking to school in a suburb near where I am from. The man who shot her
was stalking her and had committed previous crimes against her and her
family. However, the man will not be facing the death penalty. In Ohio
(where this happened), there must be at least one of a list of
circumstances that occured for the accused murderer to be eligible for
the death penalty.  They include: the victim was younger than 13, a
felony was committed at the same time as the murder, the victim was a
cop or government official, more than one person was killed, etc. I
don't know the entire list, but what I do know doesn't fit Lois's
"murder." I know different states have different circumstances for
execution eligibility, but even in states where Lois might be eligible
for execution, it is unlikely that she actually would be executed.

BTW--
<< I really hated "Heidi" in JSN and couldn't find her very funny. She
ist just so
clichee bad, blonde, dumb = german, that I felt hurt by her description.
>>

There is probably an obvious answer to this question that is eluding me
right now, but who was Heidi in JSN? I checked my copy of the script and
couldn't find anything, but maybe it was something added in, and I'm
just not remembering the aired episode correctly.

-Christy
 kubitc@kenyon.edu
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Should be sleeping now but just had to add,
when I read Elisabeth's comment the first thing
that popped into my head was, Yeah!
Charity Begins at Home rates right up there with
Ordinary People as one of my favorite eps. regardless
of the fact that one happened on paper
and the other on screen.

Oh, and then there is Crazy For You, with that
What am I going to do with you? Love me for the rest
of my life thing that screams of Waffyness whenever I think
about it.....I could go on, but I'm saving my Drooling-Energy
for the Kerths (this Saturday! 6pm EST! IRC! Fan Fic Addicts
Unite! <--I'm just a teensy bit excited, can ya tell? <g>)

Maggie
Kerth Groupie Numero Uno <g>

p.s. thanks for the kind comments on my Lois Babble,
my heart is still a flutter over that--
and as soon as I regain consciousness,
I will do my very best to make a coherent
vignette out of it.
Promise. <g>

maggie13@bellsouth.net  (aka supermags on IRC)
We read books to find out who we are.
What other people, real or imaginary, do
and think and feel is an essential guide
to our understanding of what we ourselves
are and may become.  Ursula K. LeGuin

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Honestly, I like seasons 5 & 6 almost as much as I like
> seasons 2 & 3.  My husbands always laughing at me
> because I get the fanfic confused with the aired
> episodes.  I don't have a visual memory, so it's all
> the same to me.<G>
>
> Elisabeth
>
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At 07:42 PM 3/21/1999 EST, The Zoomway <Zoomway@AOL.COM> wrote:
>The *law* and *justice* are not always one and the same. Here's the dialog
>>from Dead Lois Walking:
>"But you've spent your life serving justice."
>
>"Exactly, and you're innocent, and together we're going to prove that. Now
if
>that isn't serving justice, I don't know what is."

No, I'm sorry, this still sounds self-serving to me.  (And to Lois too, by
the sounds of it<g>)

>No "moral imperative" changed here. Lois was still reminding him of what
>Superman stands for, and *what* is it that Superman stands for?  Right --
>*truth* and *justice* and *both* were denied Lois.  Just because someone is
>arrested or even convicted of a crime, that can have little to do with
>*justice* or the "truth* if the person is framed.  At least two episodes in
>1rst season dealt with this, Ides of Metropolis and the finale.  Eugene
>Ladderman was framed for murder and convicted. He escaped his cell and Lois
>hid him. That's called "harboring a fugitive" I believe ;) She felt justice
>had been denied to Ladderman and that he was wrongly convicted.  Clark's
>immediate reaction was to phone the police but Lois persuades him not to.

Exactly!  Clark was more than ready to call the cops.  Lois persuaded him
to give her a fixed period of time to prove she was right.  He wasn't
persuaded not to call the cops, just to delay the timing of his call.

>Ladderman turns out to be innocent. Lois then says to Clark, "And, just in
>case you did miss the moral to the story, thank you, you should trust
what's
>in people's hearts. Not just the facts, ma'am."

So, what you're saying is that Lois taught Clark how to break the law and
feel good about it?

>Jack is framed for the bombing of the Daily Planet.  He hints it might be
nice
>if Superman would spring him from the lock-up.  Clark disagrees, he has his
>belief that justice will prevail.  When Jack escapes, however, Clark
doesn't
>turn him back over to the authorities even though that's breaking the law,
>because he's convinced (and only on Jack's word) that Jack's life would be
in
>danger should he return.  Now it is Clark, a student of Lois' lesson from
Ides
>of Metropolis, who is harboring a fugitive.  Because sometimes it's
"what's in
>peoples hearts, and not just the facts ma'am" that count.

I seem to recollect that Clark had seen first-hand the kind of people Jack
would face if he went back to prison.  I also seem to recollect that Jack's
word wasn't the only evidence.  However, I have no desire to rewatch the ep
to find the quotes.  It wasn't one of my favourites;\

>Moving to second season.  Lois is arrested for a crime committed by a
>surgically altered duplicate.  She desperately needs Clark to believe that
>she's innocent. He does, and with no proof that she isn't "crazy" as
Arianna
>Carlin had assessed her, but again, he knew her heart and that overrode the
>"facts" as they appeared to be in this case.

I recollect he wanted to put her into psychiatric care before she finally
convinced him.  It wasn't just "Oh, this is Lois, I've got to believe
anything she tells me."

> Jimmy falsely arrested for
>murder, Superman being sued for injuring someone, Bill Church Jr. who *was*
>guilty, but getting away with it because of a loophole are all examples of
>*injustices* but all still *legal*.  Are you going to tell me after *all*
of
>this Clark *wouldn't* spring Lois out of jail?

Yes, I have faith in Clark, and Clark's ability to find the truth... If not
in the American justice system<g>

>  If Clark didn't, he would have
>been reverting all the way back to pre-Ides 1rst season Clark.  That's not
>evolution, that's regression <g>

No, he'd have been doing exactly what Lois did for him in Man of Steel
Bars.  In MoSB she didn't hide him in her closet to keep him out of
trouble, she used her savvy to prove he was innocent, before the deadline
artificially imposed by Lex.  Clark could have used his own savvy to prove
her innocence.  It's not like he needs a lot of sleep, or airline tickets,
or anything.  However, that wouldn't have been as "funny" would it?

>Added to all of the above, Clark went against a court order forbidding him
to
>use his powers but he did anyway so that he could stop a runaway train with
>hundreds of passengers on board.

You left out the part about how he then decided to sacrifice his entire
life, everything and everyone he loved, so that he would never do it again.

>Jace Mazick was going to kill Clark's
>parents if Clark didn't rob the jewelry store.

This I hated.  This was *not* Clark.  Clark had enough smarts to outwit
someone like Jason Mazick.  I blame rotten characterization for this
travesty.  Or maybe the writers bought into the idea that Lois had taught
Clark to be a crook, and it was time he used that training?

> Lois was going to die for a
>crime she didn't commit and the DA himself was in on it.  In each case,
>breaking the law was not Clark's first choice.
>
>He was obeying the court order, but wasn't going to let hundreds of people
die
>in Man of Steel Bars. That wouldn't have been *justice*. He was going to
tell
>the world he was Superman in And the Answer Is so that Mazick couldn't
>blackmail him into robbing the jewelry store, but then Mazick kidnapped his
>parents and threatened to kill them.  Even at *that* Clark was still
working
>up to the deadline Mazick gave him trying to find out who was behind the
>kidnapping. In The People Vs Lois Lane, Clark didn't break Lois out of jail
>even though he did feel like "doing something crazy".  He let the criminal
>justice system have its shot, but when it failed, and when Clark *knew*
that
>wasn't Perry testifying on the stand, he knew it was time to get Lois out
of
>there in Dead Lois Walking. It's doubtful those who got her convicted would
>risk the automatic appeal system setting her free. I have a feeling she
might
>have met with one of those unfortunate prison "accidents" that Jack spoke
of
>;)

So what you're telling me is that Superman not only didn't stand for Truth
and Justice, he couldn't even stand up against minor thugs?

>However, there's also the fact that Clark stole evidence (Smart Kids and
>Pheromone, My Lovely), committed  a whole lot of "breaking and entering"
(with
>and without Lois), employed questionable (from a legal standpoint)
>surveillance techniques (both he and Lois), and Mayson Drake thought
Superman
>was akin to a vigilante and even called him a criminal.  Heck, he even
started
>to cheat at cards with Perry <g> For me though, this wasn't Clark's "dark
>side" and most certainly wasn't character assassination. Clark Kent was not
a
>god, but even if he had been, gee, think of all the stuff those guys and
gals
>>from Mt. Olympus got away with ;)  Fortunately for Lois, "I've never known
>anyone with as pure a heart" and so whatever any of us might think of Clark
>when it came to the "law vs justice", what Lois thought of him was truly
all
>that mattered.

It sounds to me, that from your point of view, what Lois contributed to
Clark's life was teaching him how to be a crook.

Thank you.  I really needed to know that;p  Here I was believing that
Superman actually stood for something positive and you've managed to point
out numerous examples that prove he didn't.  Somehow robbing banks and
breaking people out of jail don't quite fit into my vision of Superman;\

If I really believed that this was the "real" Superman, not only would I be
wondering why I bothered with season 4... I'd start to wonder why I watched
the show at all!

>Zoomway@aol.com ("Oh, leave the truth and justice stuff to Superman, would
>you" ;)

Once upon a time, a few years ago, there was a FoLC who told us all about
her wonderful image of Superman.  In her description, she told us that
Superman was a combination of all the positive things in Clark, with the
resourceful support of Lois Lane.  Superman was not one person, he was made
by both Clark Kent and Lois Lane.

I loved this depiction of Superman.  I began to see all kinds of evidence
in each episode that matched this vision of Superman.  In the Pilot, Lois
suggested he bring a change of clothes to work, he decided to wear a
costume.  In NB she convinced him that  "It's the *idea* of Superman.
Someone to believe in.  Someone to build a few hopes around.  Whatever he
*can* do: it's enough."  And so it went, over the next couple of seasons.
Every once in a while Lois would give Clark/Superman the boost he needed to
be everything he was meant to be until in OP he admitted "Being with you is
stronger than me alone."

Meanwhile, Wells and Tempus came along and reiterated that Lois and Clark
were destined for a great future.  It was inevitable.  So much so that
Tempus spent years travelling in time, and between dimensions, trying to
prevent it from ever happening-- and constantly failed in his attempts.

I came to believe that Superman would, eventually, be the culmination of
everything that Clark and Lois were capable of being.  I expect that FoLC
believed that too.

I wonder whatever happened to her?  I think her name was Zoomway.

Margaret
"You live... above us, and when we try to bring you down here, we just show
the worst sides of ourselves."  LL in WWW
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On Mon, 22 Mar 1999 18:08:46 +0000 Chris Carr <c.carr@VIRGIN.NET> wrote:

> Well, that's it! (I've been playing around with the idea of writing a
mirror piece, too. In other words, what is Lois thinking at the same
time? However, getting her thoughts sorted out isn't very easy. Do you
think I should try or leave well enough alone?) <

Do it, Chris!

Phil
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Hey Folcs :-)
>>> *However*, that said - I really think (and I stress this is only *my*
opinion, but it's been long held over many years) that unless you can state
categorically that no Scot has ever spoken with a Highland brogue, or that
no
Arab has ever been a terrorist or no German has ever been a Nazi, then you
can't
reasonably complain if an author chooses that nationality and uses it in
that
way.  Or any number of variations thereon. <<<

That's exactly what I meant. There's no denying in it that the Nazis *were*
german and there's no denying in it that most terroristic acts that could
possibly be used in a Lois&Clark fanfiction have been done by Arabians.
Sure,
there're other terroristic groups, like the IRA in Northern Ireland but why
should they take hostages in Metropolis?

So as long as nobody reverses the conclusion like in "These Terorists are
Arabians so all Arabians are terrorists" or "These Nazis are German so all
Germans are Nazis" in my POV it's absoulutely okay to use them as gangsters.
And for me there's no indication that any author of fanfiction *ever* wanted
to
do it otherwise.

My dumb friend "Heidi" from OP (so sorry all, I messed the eps up! It was OP
not
JSN and Heidi was the assistant from that doctor!) ... well, I'm not so sure
about her. I know that she was meant to be funny but for me she wasn't- Mabe
she would habe been without letting her sing that Nazi-anthem. Then I found
her
tasteless. To make the assistant of a doctor who uses his knowledge for
perversity german and to let her sing this song = strong allusion to the
Holocaust and the horrifying medical experiments that were done in the
concentration camps. IMHO that is nothing to make fun of.

take care
Nicole
AKA CKgroupie on IRC
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In a message dated 3/22/99 10:16:18 PM Central Standard Time,
brignell@CAPITALNET.COM writes:

<< I came to believe that Superman would, eventually, be the culmination of
 everything that Clark and Lois were capable of being.  I expect that FoLC
 believed that too. I wonder whatever happened to her?  I think her name was
Zoomway. >>

Whoa, Margaret, I made the post hoping it would make you feel *better*
rather
than worse.  Superman stands for *justice* and sometimes that did lead to
moral dilemmas in the series when the law was misused or in conflict with
actual justice.  I can't remember a time in my life when I wasn't a Superman
fan, my affection for Superman goes back that far. However, in *every*
incarnation, from comics, to movies, cartoons, etc., it could be said that
Superman upheld justice even if that sometimes went contrary to the *law*.
A
sign reads, "swimming is illegal in this lake" yet a man sees a little boy
drowning. Should he uphold the law and not go swimming out to save the
child?
Of course not.  There is the *letter* of the law (the strict meaning/how it
is
worded) and the *spirit* of the law (the intent, why it was created)

The "no swimming" law was probably instituted to save lives, perhaps because
it was a dangerous place to swim. That was the *spirit* (intent) of the law.
If the man swam in after that boy against the *letter* of the law (no
swimming) he would in fact still be upholding the *spirit* of the law (to
save
lives).  I truly believe Superman upheld the "spirit" of the law if not
always
the "letter" of the law. Sending Jack back to the detention center would be
upholding the "letter" of the law, but the "spirit" of the law (the law that
protects Jack's rights and safety under the letter of the law) meant nothing
in this case. The letter of the law, as it applied to the court order
prohibiting Superman from using his super powers, was to put an end to the
heat wave. Whereas the *intent* (the spirit) was to end suffering caused by
the heat wave. Yet, when the train and its passengers were in danger,
Superman
had to weigh their *lives* against that court order.  His choice was an
obvious one.

And no, I didn't forget that Superman finally left, basically placing
himself
in exile since he knew he couldn't ignore cries for help, but in this case,
he
was not leaving so that he would no longer break the law, but rather because
he felt he himself had become a hazard.  If he stayed, he couldn't ignore
cries for help, but if he used his super powers to help, he believed he
caused
the heat to increase. It was his heart that prevailed in his decision.

That was the case in each of these episodes. Clark reacted with his heart
and
upheld justice guided by his heart in favor of the spirit of the law if the
letter of the law would allow innocent people to die. Superman stood for
truth
and justice, but the most telling line he delivered was in Whine whine
Whine,
"When I save a life, in that instant, I know two things most people will
never
figure out.  Why I'm here, and how I can make a difference."  That says it
all. The letter of the law would be overridden by him every single time an
innocent life was at stake.

Clark's ethics and integrity were probably a lot higher compared to most
peoples' standards, and he would adhere to that personal standard of conduct
even if it meant putting himself in exile, or telling the world that he was
Superman, because, "Even in this cynical world, somebody has to stand for
integrity, and if that's what I say I stand for, then I have to mean it."
It
seems very doubtful to me that Clark would feel good about himself if he
allowed that train to wreck in the name of upholding that court order, or
sent
Jack back to the detention center where he would likely be murdered, or let
Lois die for a crime she didn't commit. I think only a programmed machine
could uphold *that* kind of justice and only because it has no heart.

Zoomway@aol.com ("that guy sounds more like RoboCop than me")
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I'd just like to thank you all, guys, for this wonderful information! I've
bought 7 video tapes on L&C from HMV before and they provided a fine
service.
They were so kind in order to help me find the missing eps from the first
season.
Now I know what I'll do! The Best Men will be my birthday present - which
will
be in a couple of days.
Thanks a million!
Celia.
>From Portugal.

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Mary wrote:

>By coincidence, it's available to buy on video from today in the UK,
>although it has been available to hire since last October.
>
>Recommended retail price is =A312.99.
>
>I picked up a copy today at HMV.
>
Mary - swarms of hugs and kisses!!! You made my evening. I *knew* that
birthday cash was burning a hole in my desk drawer for a reason. ;)

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conflict, but never mind.....)
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Celia wrote:
<<<<Now I know what I'll do! The Best Men will be my birthday present -
which
will be in a couple of days.>>>>
     Happy Birthday!!

Does anyone know if Blockbuster (US) has it?
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Thanks to everyone who replied to this request.  After consulting with my
co-writer, we have decided on Claude LeCochon.  Or, Claude the pig.  I know,
it's not really fair to pigs, but it's cute.  If anyone has any strong
objections, PLEASE let me know.  I do not want to insult any person or
group,
even unintentionally.  <g>
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Dear Joy: Hi there!

I've been having a ball reading about the names you've been suggesting for
Claude. I have to say though, that LeCochon sounds *really* awful...! You
see,
we actually have that name in Portuguese and it's not offensive in any way.
In
Portuguese LeCochon/Pig is Leitao. And as the lawyer of our company has that
name, my boss usually refers to him as LeCochon just for the fun of it (he
doesn't like him much), since in French it really is offensive.

Anyway, I'm always afraid to ask to speak with Mr. LeCochon (instead of his
real
name) every time I call the lawyer, because that's how my boss calls him...!

Let's see what the French FoLC's have to say about this matter. But if
Claude
deserves to have such a name, so be it!

P.S. Thanks for wishing me a Happy Birthday, Joy!
Celia.

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Thanks to everyone who replied to this request.  After consulting with my
co-writer, we have decided on Claude LeCochon.  Or, Claude the pig.  I know,
it's not really fair to pigs, but it's cute.  If anyone has any strong
objections, PLEASE let me know.  I do not want to insult any person or
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Hi Celia.  No offense to the lawyer intended.  (I may eventually go to law
school just so mom will get off my case about my wanting to join the
reserves
<g>.)  Claude REALLY deserves something demeaning in this story.  Without
giving
too much away, he stole something MUCH more valuable to Lois than her story.
But, because of the dramatic, and at times, sensitive nature of the story, I
didn't want to insult anyone.
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LITTLE MAN, SUPER:  The Misadventures of a Small Hero*

A story shooting straight to you from the lions [sic] of our Superhero.
(I would spell that right, but this is a G rated list.)  Set between the
events in "Love as a Blonde" and "Taken," (both rated R) it stars Lois
and Clark's young, terrribly confused son and features his loveable but
dilly-dallying parents who are taking a breather from the activities I
normally have them do in fanfic.

Stay Tuned for the Preview.

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small print:
*"Little Man, Super" is rated PG (for "I Promise to God the story's
'suitable' for all audiences"). It would help enormously if the reader
had some knowledge of the events in "Something's Missing" and "Love as a
Blonde." Please be warned that "Little Man, Super" contains a spoiler
for "Taken." Offer not good in the District of Columbia. Relatives and
friend(s) of the author need not apply. Hey, howyadoin'?
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                      LITTLE MAN, SUPER
              The Misadventures of a Small Hero

by Sandy McDermin
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March 1999

              ~~What are little boys made of?
                    Snips and snails,
                   And puppy dog tails,
           That's what little boys are made of.~~

                          *PROLOGUE*

      FALL

     "Lois ... sweetheart, rise and shine," Clark urged, giving her
shoulder a gentle shake.
      Lois opened her eyes to slits, barely focusing.  "It can't be
time to get up yet," she protested, gesturing feebly at the closed
curtains of their window masking the early morning rays.  "Just ten
more minutes, Clark," she mumbled. She turned over and rolled herself
into a ball.
     "No, Honey." He shook her again.  "It is time. You *have* to
wake up.... It's Jonny."
     At the mention of her son's name, Lois struggled mightily to
slice through layers of sleep.  Dragging herself up, she rubbed her
tired eyes and attempted to swing her legs to the floor. He stopped her
>from going any further.
     "What is it?"  she asked, her voice growing with alarm as he
failed to answer.  "Clark!  What's wrong with him?!"
     "Sweetheart, I've seen the future ... and it floats."
     "What?... What do you mean?"
     He couldn't go on.  He looked like he desperately wanted to but
the words just wouldn't take form.  Finally, making a resigned, "I give
up" gesture, he took her by the hand and pulled her up just as
insistently as he had earlier prevented her from rising.
     Lois frowned at her husband's back as he led her, on tiptoe, out
their bedroom door and down the hallway to their son's room.
     "Cla-r-k?  What do y'mean you've seen the future, and it
floats?..." she grumbled.  "Clark!  You're sounding like a fortune
cookie again," she added, whispering fiercely.
     "Shh!" he answered.  He turned, emphasizing his meaning with a
finger to his lips.  "I'm sorry, honey....  I'm-- I'm sorry."
     Now she was panicked, her thoughts tumbling one over the other.
First he wakes me, saying something about Jonny, then he keeps me from
going to him, then he says he's sorry and--
    With a shaky, tentative smile, Clark pushed open their son's door,
pulled Lois bodily in front of him to face the room, and waited
anxiously for the fireworks to take off.  He tensed.  Seconds passed.
Minutes.  No emotional explosion ensued.  Instead, all he got was dead
silence and a strange stillness.  He was almost disappointed.  Almost
... but he could live with silence.  Silence was better than--
     "Oh-h my-y G-o-d!"
     "Oh. Okay," Clark mumbled to himself, dread building. "Right.
Well.  We'll just get this initial shock over with and then ... *Oh
boy*!"
     With the remarkable fortitude shown by mothers who reportedly
have been able to lift heavy objects off their trapped offspring, Lois
bulldozed backward, pushing her husband, who was considered to be the
strongest being on Earth, bodily up against the opposing wall and
pinning him there.  Her hands flew to her lips, stifling any other
renegade sounds.
      "Omigod," she repeated, once again embellishing the "Oh" with a
plaintive call to the Almighty.  Turning around, she backed off,
graciously giving Clark room to breathe but glaring at him to make up
for it.  "All right!  How long have you known?"
     "Since -- since just *now*," he insisted.
     "Just now?" she answered a little suspiciously.
     "Yes, I swear!  It's -- it's something isn't it?" he answered, a
little too cute.
     "Something?  Finding our son ..." Lois quickly glanced over her
shoulder, "sleeping half a foot off his bed--"
     "Five and a quarter," Clark interrupted with a nervous half-smile.
"I measured."
     Lois' eyes widened in exasperation.  "You're feeling proud about
this, aren't you?" she accused.  "Five and a quarter inches -- as if it
mattered!"
      "Shh!... Thank God he hasn't inherited the super-hearing part ...
at least, not yet. Then again, when I float, I'm usually in a pretty
deep sleep--"
     "Clark!"
     "I don't know.  I guess I *am* proud -- maybe.  I don't think I
ever floated at his age."
     "This is not funny."
     "I'm not trying to be funny," he insisted.  Clark gently took Lois
by the shoulders, rubbing softly, trying to calm her. "Honey, we'll
figure out how to deal with this.  My parents did and look how well I
turned out."  He flashed another smile.  This time meant to charm.
     It didn't work.
     Lois leveled a deadpan look, quickly dismissing his Pollyanna
prediction.  "As I said Clark, this isn't funny, nor is it Kansas. This
is the 1990s in the suburbs of Metropolis.  When your parents were
raising you, there was no such person as Superman.  No one had even
dreamt that anyone could do what you do.  What's more, no one was
looking to make a connection between you and super powers.  We don't
have that luxury.  You've heard the rumors.  If anyone saw Jonny do
*anything* -- anything at all -- all of this talk we've been trying to
laugh off would suddenly become very serious -- most of all for him,"
she concluded in a sudden rush, waving toward their levitating son.
     Clark drew in a long, shuddering breath and ran his hand tiredly
through his sleep-strewn hair.  "You're right.... You're right.  So,
what *do* we do?  Do we pull up stakes and take the kids to the farm
until we can figure out what they can do and whether they can handle
it?" he asked.
     She looked up, wondering if he was at all serious.  "No," she
answered with a small voice, seeing no hint of sarcasm in him.
     Sighing, Lois walked into Jonny's room.  His body, adorned in
sailboat-patterned flannel, was in a fetal position and his mouth was
hanging open. He must be chilly, she thought.  She almost hoped he was.
Chilly meant he was vulnerable.  Chilly meant normal.  Carefully, so as
not to disturb, she reached across his bed to push him down and
immediately found her hands joined by her husband's.  Although it
certainly didn't need their combined strength, together they gently
lowered their son onto his bed and pulled the covers up over his body.
With that tender bit of parental attention, Jonny unraveled, turned on
his stomach, and mumbled a few incoherent words.
     "Mo-m-my ... Mo-m-my."
     Lois leaned closer, peering into his face.  He was peaceful and
still and not saying another thing.
     "Mom-my."
     The voice grew louder and crisper and Lois' head snapped up in
response. "Molly?"  She glanced out the door of Jonny's bedroom toward
her small daughter's room.
     How can *she* hear us--? Oh!  Lois' manic mind ticked off another
worry, obviously not satisfied with the one she already had. Oh no!...
Maybe-- maybe *she's* the one with super hearing!

     SPRING....

to the link below to continue this story.

Exclusive Engagement:
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Hi Celia.  No offense to the lawyer intended.  (I may eventually go to law
school just so mom will get off my case about my wanting to join the
reserves
<g>.)  Claude REALLY deserves something demeaning in this story.  Without
giving
too much away, he stole something MUCH more valuable to Lois than her story.
But, because of the dramatic, and at times, sensitive nature of the story, I
didn't want to insult anyone.

I can't hardly wait to read it! :) I never ever read a story about the
relationship between Lois and Claude (just references in other stories with
other subjects). I even don't know if the fanfic archive has a story
exploring
this relationship. I'm way behind my reading and I'll always be, it seems!
Do you have any ideas of when will it be ready...?
Keep up the good work, Joy, we'll all be waiting for your story!
Celia.
:)
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It's been out on video here for several months - I saw it in
Blockbuster shortly before Christmas, and watched it myself a couple
of months ago.

Wendy

On Mon, 22 Mar 1999 20:05:13 -0800 Eileen Barnard
<eileen@BARNARD70.FREESERVE.CO.UK> wrote:

> Hey
>
> Does anybody know is this is going to be released on video in the UK?  It
> was on in our cinemas in the West End of London and a few selected cinemas
> around the country but I was away on holiday when it was released and when
I
> got back it had been taken off.
>
> I would be grateful for the info?
>
> Regards
> Eileen B

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Sandy,
I was so pleased to read your announcement!   On my way to your site right
now....
Kate
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Hey Nicole!

>>> *However*, that said - I really think (and I stress this is only *my*
opinion, but it's been long held over many years) that unless you can state
categorically that no Scot has ever spoken with a Highland brogue, or that
no
Arab has ever been a terrorist or no German has ever been a Nazi, then you
can't
reasonably complain if an author chooses that nationality and uses it in
that
way.  Or any number of variations thereon. <<<

>>>That's exactly what I meant. There's no denying in it that the Nazis
*were*
german and there's no denying in it that most terroristic acts that could
possibly be used in a Lois&Clark fanfiction have been done by Arabians.
Sure, there're other terroristic groups, like the IRA in Northern Ireland
but why
>>>>should they take hostages in Metropolis?

Exactly, Nicole. Like it or not, there are compelling current social and
poliitical criteria on a global scale at this particular point in Earth
history which make Arabians the natural choice for a western fanfic author
when searching for a choice of nationality for terrorists characters. Again,
I haven't yet had time to read the story - but reading between the lines of
your post here, I'm presuming that in this fanfic the terrorists are working
on American soil? So....think about it. What other political terrorist
groups are likely to be on American soil taking hostages? As you point out -
very few.

Lockerbie is high on the mind here in Britain right now. And, undoubtedly in
the States too. If I were writing a fanfic at this particular moment and
required terrorists who are active against Western - especially US -
interests and who don't confine their hostage taking/murdering of tourists
or UK/US passport holders to their own lands (the Congo for one example)
then I don't really have much of the world to consider in my choice when you
get down to brass tacks. Watching the nightly news report, I might well have
researched the two Lockerbie suspects, discovered the group to which they
are alleged to be affiliated, gone looking for other members currently held
in prisons in Europe, found out as much as I could about their personal and
political history, changed a couple of names to protect the guilty, and put
them into the story. Now......can anyone point me to the stereotype in that
scenario?

One wonders actually what nationality an Iranian or Lybian FoLC might choose
in similiar circumstances. Might I hazard a guess though and suggest that an
American or Brit might be high on the list of usual suspects perhaps, for at
least one of them?

>>>>So as long as nobody reverses the conclusion like in "These Terorists
are Arabians so all Arabians are terrorists" or "These Nazis are German so
all
Germans are Nazis" in my POV it's absoulutely okay to use them as gangsters.
And for me there's no indication that any author of fanfiction *ever*
>>>>>wanted to do it otherwise.

No, nor me. And whereas it is true that there *are* people out there who
can't distinguish between the basic logical concept that there are bad
apples in every barrel, but that doesn't make every barrel of apples bad, I
truly believe that they are much fewer in number than we like to think. Most
people have the brains to work it out. Probably more than we give the world
credit for.

>>>>My dumb friend "Heidi" from OP (so sorry all, I messed the eps up! It
was OP not JSN and Heidi was the assistant from that doctor!) ... well, I'm
not so sure about her. I know that she was meant to be funny but for me she
wasn't- Mabe she would habe been without letting her sing that Nazi-anthem.
Then I found her tasteless. To make the assistant of a doctor who uses his
knowledge for perversity german and to let her sing this song = strong
allusion to the Holocaust and the horrifying medical experiments that were
done in the
>>>>concentration camps. IMHO that is nothing to make fun of.

I deliberately left Heidi out of my earlier post because I really wasn't
entirely sure that she actually came into the same catagory as Scots with
Highland brogues, and German Nazis to be honest. And it was way, way too
late in the evening to try and get my head around it. <g> No need to
apologise, BTW - I, for one, didn't even take note of the episode tag. I
knew who you were taking about.

Having thought about it, I'm still none too sure that Heidi isn't a separate
entity all together to the subject under discussion. An offshoot maybe, but
not completely the same thing. I found Heidi amusing. But then I'm not
German. Or Jewish or gay or of gypsy descent, among others who might have
less reason to view her as such. And I *can* understand why someone from
Germany or these and other groups wouldn't.

There is less of a compelling argument for Heidi's inclusion simply because
it appears on the surface of it that the only *reason* she was German was to
highlight precisely that connection you point up here. (Although I haven't
watched the Heidi portions of OP without zapping for long enough, so if
there's anyone out there who knows differently I'll be delighted to be
corrected.) In reality, she could just as easily have been most
nationalities in the world and lost nothing of her integrity as a character.
(If I'd been writing the script I might well have made her a refuge from a
Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, where she worked as his assistant. <g> So,
sue me. I'm as capable of going with the stereotype than anyone else.
Although, again, is it a stereotype? There's no denying that in today's
world the US is the cosmetic/plastic surgery capital of the world. 30 years
ago I might have made Heidi Swedish and a refuge from a private clinic.)

And that is quite a different thing, I think, than the other examples quoted
here and elsewhere. With those - the nationality used is an integral part of
the character. Make them another nationality and they more or less have no
cohesion and fall apart. The other Nazis used in LNC (Super Mann) only work
*because* they are Nazis. Take that away and the entire plot falls apart.
Heidi works no matter what silly nurses' outfit you dress her in.

Were the scriptwriters of OP right in using the German nationality for the
purpose of making that kind of historical connection? Now, that I wouldn't
like to judge on either way and that's probably another argument. There is a
school of thought that says that nothing is sacred in humor and everything
is a subject to be used.  In recent years two British sitcoms have proved
amazingly popular all over the world which had accusations of laughing about
tragedy made against them. 'ello 'ello (a spoof of the drama series SECRET
ARMY about French resistance fighters) not a personal favorite of mine, but
hugely successful. And Blackadder Goes Forth (set in the trenches of WWI.)
The latter survived the criticism and became part of the curriculum in many
schools to illustrate the horrors suffered by soldiers at that time. It was
as much poignant as hilarious and pointed visibly to the stupidity of the
war and the officers in charge of it in a way that got the point home far
more successfully to youngsters than any hill of text books could.

At the Oscars this week, Life Is Beautiful - a comedy set in a concentration
camp - won an award.....

I suspect when you get right down to it, the real truth is that stereotypes,
national pride and the ability and temptation to be insulted by both are
very much in the eye of the beholder.....just like almost everything else in
life.

Of course.....there may be someone out there who suspects something entirely
different....... :D

LabRat :)
Doc. Klein's LabRat
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In a message dated 3/22/99 8:16:18 PM Pacific Standard Time,
brignell@CAPITALNET.COM writes:

>
>  Thank you.  I really needed to know that;p  Here I was believing that
>  Superman actually stood for something positive and you've managed to
point
>  out numerous examples that prove he didn't.  Somehow robbing banks and
>  breaking people out of jail don't quite fit into my vision of Superman;\
>
>  If I really believed that this was the "real" Superman, not only would I
be
>  wondering why I bothered with season 4... I'd start to wonder why I
watched
>  the show at all!

Well... the entire reason that I loved L&C, and had little tolerance for the
SM movies, is that our Clark was HUMAN... regardless of being of Kryptonian
origin, he was raised by human parents to have a conscience... to believe he
could make the world better... and yes, with morals that didn't mesh with
the
US justice system.

I often wonder how Clark would have felt if a criminal *he* had apprehended
had been put to death?  I don't think he could have handled it, frankly...
especially if that person turned out to be innocent later (fanfic hint ;)

Anyway... like any human (and yes, despite the flying, I consider Clark to
be
quite human) Clark has his weakness... Lois.  I don't think she taught him
to
be a criminal, she taught him to look beyond the letter of the law to the
intent beneath.  Do you put a man in jail for stealing milk to feed a baby
that's starving?  I loved the seen in the Night Before Mxymas... he didn't
fail the court system (he prevented the crime) or the criminal (because he
discovered the intent, the desperation)... if only he'd always had that
option.

As for his "criminal" activities... in both cases (Jack and Lois) he *knew*
that they had not committed a crime (keep in mind, the justice system had
already proved that it wasn't infallable.. MOSB) and he didn't just let them
run amok... he kept them with him.  Now, if Lois *had* murdered that man,
and
he believed it... you could bet there would have been a different ending.
There is no way he could love and support a criminal... he couldn't do it.
As
it was, he did his best to prove the truth.  Can't blame a husband for
wanting
to prove his wife innocent.

Finally... we have ATAI.... you know, I firmly believe that Clark would have
stopped at nothing to return those diamonds to the authorities after his
parents were safe.  The key here is... AFTER... you can't blame a guy for
protecting the innocent, which his parents clearly were.

So... do I have faith in this Superman... more than ever.  Frankly, I found
SL&V to be more out-of-character than the rest... truth to the point of
hurting others?  truth to the point of destroying something good?  truth
that
can benefit no one?  I don't think so.  I'm probably the only person on this
list who didn't like SL&V, because he was so interested in the truth, that
he
lost track of what was right.

Okay... gonna be late for work... too much ramble ;)
-Crys-
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Sandy, how nice to see you again, AND, how exciting that you've written a
new fanfic! I LOVE your fanfic!!!!!

Vicki (who's wondering now how to cancel her bimonthly review meeting so she
can read Little Man, Super.........hmmm)
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At 05:28 PM 3/21/99 -0800, you wrote:
>Genevieve,
>
>This was wonderful.  I thoroughly enjoyed the new perspective on these
>events.  I hope you plan on writing a lot more in the future.

May I  have a copy of IN the Hands of a Madman?  Sounds interesting and
Genevieve always writes interesting stories.
Thanks.

Mary C.
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At 11:18 AM 3/23/99 +0100, you wrote:
>I'd just like to thank you all, guys, for this wonderful information! I've
>bought 7 video tapes on L&C from HMV before and they provided a fine
service.
>They were so kind in order to help me find the missing eps from the Secpnd
season.>>

WHat is HMV??  Thanx in advance for your help...
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At 11:18 AM 3/23/99 +0100, you wrote:
>I'd just like to thank you all, guys, for this wonderful information! I've
>bought 7 video tapes on L&C from HMV before and they provided a fine
service.
>They were so kind in order to help me find the missing eps from the Secpnd
season.>>

WHat is HMV??  Thanx in advance for your help...

--> HMV stands for His Master's Voice and it's a chain of shops that sell
videos, books, cd's, etc... I usually contact the one in London. Sorry, but
I
don't have their phone/fax contacts rightnow here with me. But they have an
Internet address. I think it's www.hmv.uk, but I'm not sure...! You can
order
directly from there. Sorry for not being able to help more... but I'm sure
other
people will do just that. They *always* do! Isn't that great?
Cheers,
Celia.
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<<Sorry for not being able to help more... >>
That's okay, thanx for the info you did come up with!

<<but I'm sure other people will do just that. They *always* do! Isn't that
great?>>
Yes, that is Great!  I've met few people as willing to help as FoLCs.
We're so lucky :O)

<<Cheers,
>Celia.>>

Thanx again,
Martha
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>I can't hardly wait to read it! :) I never ever read a story about the
>relationship between Lois and Claude (just references in other stories with
>other subjects). I even don't know if the fanfic archive has a story
exploring
>this relationship.

I think I remember a fanfic I read a couple of years ago about Claude coming
back into Lois' life. I'm not positive, but the title might have been
"Menage a Trois", and I don't remember the author. And to Joy, Claude
LeCochon isn't very subtle, but it sure gets the message across ;)

-Bepp
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Norman Mayes <Budmayes@AOL.COM> wrote:
In a message dated 99-03-22 06:02:38 EST, you write:

<< What exactly does 'cot' mean in America? Over here it is a small bed
 with high rails around it in which babies are placed to sleep! I find
 it hard to picture that for adults... >>

<In America, 'cot' is a fold up bed. Something like a fold up chair or
'director's chair'. It's essentially a blanket or other heavy material
attached to a framework of wood or metal. You lay in it like a hammock.

In North America we call a baby's bed like you describe a 'crib'. I guess=
 we
should have included these words in the thread about Britishisms vs
Americanisms! <BG>

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>> Was it just me or did the possibility of Lois being executed seem
far-fetched to anyone else? The death penalty isn't often used in cases
like Lois's. No matter what your personal opinion about the death
penalty is, it would be highly unlikely (in the US) for a well-educated,
comparatively rich, well-known, white woman to be sent to death row for
killing an ex-con, no matter what the circumstances. <<

Christy, in real life this argument would be compelling, in context of
the show, it's ludicrous.  The whole trial was incredibly far-fetched, in=

ways far too numerous to enumerate.  Most murder cases aren't tried withi=
n
two days; nor are most defendants (at least so I devoutly hope) convicted=

on such utterly flimsy evidence.  If anyone in that stupid courtroom had
even bothered to *glance* at the videotape, they would have clearly seen
that her finger was no where *near* the trigger of the gun.  Hello??  The=

policeman who was tailing her so closely he could tell her what she'd eat=
en
for breakfast had failed to note that she was safely at home when the
hologram was waving a gun around downtown?  Hello??

Sorry to spout off, but that episode really *really* angers me, as you
may have guessed.  I don't mind courtroom drama, but I really must insist=

on a shred of realism.

So I guess my point is, any system that could have *already* behaved
that badly would have no real reason not to execute her before
tomorrow's breakfast, just to free up the jail cell.  Clark gave the syst=
em
a chance -- it screwed up royally, so he took matters into his own hands.=
 =

He did try to avoid dragging "Superman" into the whole thing, btw.  It
would be an obvious enough guess, but there was no proof (no overt eviden=
ce
that super-powers had been used at the jail, no flying away with the
escapee).

PJ

!^NavFont02F05BF000FMGJHH50MH52HLC03C38

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  ChiefPam on the IRC
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I have recently noticed a few posts on the subject of my story and after
taking a few deep breaths and the time to compose my feelings I would lik=
e
to answer.

First of all let me apologise again for causing any upset.

I'm not sure where the ideas for my stories come from, mostly they just
creep into my head and won't be ignored and in the case of 'Suffer' I
wanted to explore how Lois and Clark would deal with the consequences of
terrorism and for such a serious subject I felt I needed a plausible
situation.  =

In my own country for many years we have been subjected to bombings and
killings by two warring factions.  Their basis for dissent is political
although their differing religions play a major role in their commitment =
to
terror.  However, I do not believe that these terrorists are truely
religious.  True religion teaches compassion and understanding and not a
willingness to kill and maim someone who does not share your beliefs in
god.

Unfortunately good causes are often hijacked by fanatics and ruthless
people who see a way in the conflict to gain power over others.  And it i=
s
these people who do not mind bombing or killing others.

I considered using this particular conflict in my story but felt that the=
se
particular terrorists have no quarrel with the U S.

Regrettably in real life there has been conflict between certain countrie=
s
in the arab world and the western world for some time ( I wish this were
not so and that every nation could understand and respect each others'
religion and culture)  and so I used this conflict in my story.  This doe=
s
not mean that I think that all Arabs are terrorists.  Far from it, I
believe that they like us are trying to live their lives in the best way
they can.

  I also do not think that all Arabs are rich and violent.  I used the
character as a stereotype in a fictional story and please accept that I
meant no disrespect to the whole arab race.

These are my thoughts and my hope is that one day the world will be free =
of
terrorists borne of all nations and creeds.

Yours Jenni       =
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Hey Chris!

Just been rewarding myself with some fanfic after a successful day's writing
(nice incentive <g>). Loved your vignette. Some seriously beautiful prose
there.

I'm intrigued as to what Lois is thinking - I'm sure others are too - so I'd
love for you to do a companion piece. I think the two would complement each
other marvelously.

Just like our favorite heroes. ;)

LabRat :)
Doc. Klein's LabRat
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I added a self extracting zip file to the bottom of the page, so for those
who
can, click on that link and it will download all the files at once. Sorry it
took so long to get that up. I'm news at this web page design. <g> The link
to
the page is at the bottom of this post.

Chris

 <A HREF="http://www.ixpres.com/chrispat/kerthwav/kerthwav.html
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At 2:35 PM -0600 3/23/99, C.T.YIM wrote:
>I think I remember a fanfic I read a couple of years ago about Claude
coming
>back into Lois' life. I'm not positive, but the title might have been
>"Menage a Trois", and I don't remember the author. And to Joy, Claude
>LeCochon isn't very subtle, but it sure gets the message across ;)

Yes, it was a two parter, "Menage a Trois" and "Pas de Duex". The first
part had Claude in it, while the second continued focused on L&C.  I
*highly* recommend these. They are really enjoyable stories, and I would
have loved to see Dean and Teri acting out that restaurant scene in MaT. <g>

Oh, the author is "Vixen", which was Kathy P's pen name ... I wish she was
still around in FoLCdom.  I miss her. :)

Kathy

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At 11:16 AM -0500 3/23/99, marycudmore wrote:
>At 05:28 PM 3/21/99 -0800, you wrote:
>>Genevieve,
>>
>>This was wonderful.  I thoroughly enjoyed the new perspective on these
>>events.  I hope you plan on writing a lot more in the future.
>
>May I  have a copy of IN the Hands of a Madman?  Sounds interesting and
>Genevieve always writes interesting stories.
>Thanks.

This story was posted to this listserv on 3/21.  If you missed it somehow,
remember all the posts are automatically archived at

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

Kathy

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At 06:23 AM 3/23/1999 -0500, Joy S. wrote:
>Celia wrote:
><<<<Now I know what I'll do! The Best Men will be my birthday present -
which
>will be in a couple of days.>>>>
>     Happy Birthday!!
>
>Does anyone know if Blockbuster (US) has it?

I saw it in a montly zine published by our local Hollywood Videostore, so I
expect it will at least be rentable.  It's sales price should fall in a
month or two, and "pre-seen" copies should be available eventually, too.

Debby
Debby@swcp.com
expecting to find it soon
at our local CostCo
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At 10:34 PM 3/22/1999 -0500, Pam wrote:
>>> Debby@swcp.com
>who has indeed read both S5 & TUFS
>but only part of S6 ep01... <<
>
>Ack! (speaks the author of S6 ep01) I've bored you, so you quit
>reading... terribly sorry, and I assure you, it does get better... I
>suspect you'll find ep02 *quite* interesting, and unexpected... :-)

No! I'm not bored--I just have way too much to do. If I could get someone
to just keep the cat entertained, I think I'd have at least 2 free hours
per day :)
>
>PJ
>who is way too sleepy
>to be coherent...

Rest??? You expect *rest*???? Geesh, what *is* this world coming to???
...if you find any, let me know...

Debby
Debby@swcp.com
who *did* take three days off last week...
and managed to get about 24 page written :)
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No, *I'm* not runnin' out of paper. (I don't even own a printer.)
However, *you* might be.  A very nice folc e-mailed me her surprise that
"Little Man, Super" was over 100 pages in length.  Well, I've never been
known to write a short story so that can't be the biggest surprise.

Be that as it may, her point is well taken.  Please know that LM,S is
about 114 pages in Courier New 10.

Sandy
smcdermin@erols.com
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LabRat wrote:
>Having thought about it, I'm still none too sure that Heidi isn't a
separate
>entity all together to the subject under discussion. An offshoot
maybe, but
>not completely the same thing. I found Heidi amusing. But then I'm
not
>German.

I found Heidi amusing, too, and I'm mostly German (German-American,
actually)

>Of course.....there may be someone out there who suspects something
entirely
>different....... :D

That would be me <g>--but I didn't catch the joke for quite a while,
(over a year) and then only by coincidence.

OP is one of my least favorite episodes; I didn't like the A plot, but
the campfire scene and L&C's argument in the cell are two of it's
saving graces.  I watched the episode twice during the season that it
originally ran, and didn't see it again until it was on TNT in
re-runs.  It was during the TNT re-run that the penny finally dropped.

OP ran very close to Halloween, and I happened to watch (for the
zillionth time :) "Young Frankenstein," immediately before watching
OP.  The lab scenes in OP are a parody of the lab scenes in YF, which
are themselves parodies of the lab scenes in "Frankenstein" and "Bride
of Frankenstein."  OP used the same type of lab equipment, same camera
angles, showed the equipment functioning similarly (check the spark
that runs between the two wires) and even used background music that
was similar to YF's .  Our intellectually challenged friend, Heidi,
seems to be a take-off on the character that Terri Garr played in the
film.

I can't believe that I missed this the first two times around,
especially since YF is one of my favorite films.  When I finally
caught on, I expected Tempus to appear from somewhere or other and
shout "Duh!" <bg>

Sandy McDermin wrote:

>>LITTLE MAN, SUPER:  The Misadventures of a Small Hero*

Stay Tuned for the Preview.<<

Yes!  I've been waiting for this  :)  A new story from Sandy is always
a treat! (Even if it is rated PG <beg>)

Pat
(15/16ths German, 1/16 Italian or Spanish,
 and Irish by marriage ;)

peabody@mcs.com
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Ah, Sandy,

I'm so glad that you have finished editing your latest epic, "Little Man
Super".  It's great to see you back on the boards.  Won't you please stay a
while?  I always enjoyed the in-depth discussions that you created.  We will
have to read your newest fanfic and have a lively discussion here.  It
sounds
like it's going to take some time to read.  I'd better get on it!

Thanks for sharing with us,
Anne (ACdrift@aol.com)
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I had no such problem with my nifty new method of printing, thanks to Patty:
Ariel 7pt, double columns, two sided printing, came out to around 35 pages.
I
still get such a kick out of this, thanks again Patty, and many thanks again
to Sandy for yet another terrific fic!
Kate
the Maryland one
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In a message dated 99-03-23 20:42:44 EST, smcdermin@EROLS.COM writes:

<< A very nice folc e-mailed me her surprise that
 "Little Man, Super" was over 100 pages in length.  Well, I've never been
 known to write a short story so that can't be the biggest surprise. >>

Nah, and I LIKE long stories so I'm glad I can take credit for at least
encouraging this one to happen. :)

--Laurie
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Celia, I'm co-writing the story with Mandy.  I'll let everyone know when it
is
almost ready.
I'll probably have a few more questions before then though.  JOY:)
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From:         "Demona (Angel Of The Night)" <nightangel@HOME.COM>
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Hi Folcs!

I have an item of Kerth Award administration which I need a response from
you all on ASAP, if you don't mind.

In the eventuality that any of you were to win a Kerth Award this year, I
need to be aware of how you would like your name displayed on the
certificate.  I'm writing to EVERYONE so don't get excited, this letter
doesn't mean anything.  It's just an information tentacle <g>  (You know,
so that I don't have any persnickety email after I've designed a hundred
award certificates and someone decides to say: "I don't go by Jane Smith,
put me down as 'sexy babe' -- or something <g>)

Voting has come to a close FoLCs, so please let me know ASAP!

If you don't, and you do happen to win something, I'll just use whatever
nickname is listed on the story whether you like it or not..  Hahaha! <g>

In other words.. speak now please. ;)

Take Care All,
Demi

___________________________________________
Demi aka Demona

nightangel@home.com
http://fantasia.simplenet.com/lcfantasy/

"Far away, long ago, glowing dim as an ember.
Things my heart used to know, things it yearns to remember.."
- 'Anastasia' (excerpt: 'Once Upon A December')

I went to the doctor, I went to the mountain.
I looked to the children, I drank from the fountain.
There's more than one answer to these questions,
pointing me in a crooked line.
The less I seek my source for some definitive
The closer I am to fine.
                - Indigo Girls
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Date:         Tue, 23 Mar 1999 19:36:17 PST
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Hi all!

I heard that there was a Superman museum somewhere in the U.S.  I was
wondering if anybody nows where it is.
(possible spring break vacation <g>)
Thanks in advance.

Ruth
RuthLG@hotmail.com

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At 7:36 PM -0800 3/23/99, Ruth Link-Gelles wrote:
>Hi all!
>
>I heard that there was a Superman museum somewhere in the U.S.  I was
>wondering if anybody nows where it is.
>(possible spring break vacation <g>)

You're probably thinking of Metropolis, Illinois, in southern IL.  :)

Kathy

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In a message dated 3/22/99 2:32:46 AM !!!First Boot!!!,
kathyb@SPRINGNET1.COM
writes:

<<
 Yeah, I shoot for around 20 when I break up S6 stories (up to 22-23KB).
 The problem I've been told, is that above around 23, AOL turns posts into
 attachments.   This last S6 episode, I had one at 23 and another at 22, and
 no one wrote me telling me they came through as attachments, so hopefully
 that's the threshold!

 Remember, however, don't send stories (or pictures, etc.) as attachments to
 this list. That's against the rules. :)

 Kathy
  >>
Kathy, Thanks for the data.  Not being familiar with the rules, I appreciate
any and all such notes.

Charlotte - who wondered why Metropolis_Times limited story endings to 10K
and
now knows.
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>At 7:36 PM -0800 3/23/99, Ruth Link-Gelles wrote:
>>Hi all!
>>
>>I heard that there was a Superman museum somewhere in the U.S.  I was
>>wondering if anybody nows where it is.
>>(possible spring break vacation <g>)
>
>
>You're probably thinking of Metropolis, Illinois, in southern IL.  :)
>
>Kathy

And before everyone goes and gets excited about there being a city named
after our favorite centre of crime,  Metropolis, IL, outside the world
of LnC is just a real small town.

Sorry,

Samantha Kegan

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At 8:12 PM -0800 3/23/99, Samantha Kegan wrote:

>And before everyone goes and gets excited about there being a city named
>after our favorite centre of crime,  Metropolis, IL, outside the world
>of LnC is just a real small town.

Yes, but a small town that has a large Superman museum (and theme park?).
They were not named for Metropolis, New Troy, nor was the Metropolis of the
Superman comics named for this city, but given the name, the real
Metropolis has decided to capitalize on its name with the museum.

Several FoLCs have gone, and they've all written positive reviews.  I think
Lane Smith (Perry) was there last year for the Superman Fesitival.

Kathy

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As a TDOS4 (tireless defender of season four ;), I felt the need to express
my opinion, using a venue of creativity.  Enjoy--it's a short poem.

If you love season four and you know it, clap your hands <g>

"EmmyRose"

****Ode to Season Four  by EmmyRose****

A marriage begun with a lesson of love
Never be fooled by the clone.
Being with Lois is much stronger for Clark
Then living his life all alone.

Planets apart, they battled together
And put all they had on the line.
But how can you blame Clark for trying to save
His wife and his sweet concubine? <g>

It's a small world in a story of toys
And Tempus comes back with the power
But baby makes three for Lois and Clark
When the clock strikes the family hour.

A more perfect ending I cannot believe
Can exist for the once bickering friends
Marriage is never free from a quarrel
But the night leaves time to make amends <g>
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Kathy B wrote:
>Yes, but a small town that has a large Superman museum (and theme
park?).
>They were not named for Metropolis, New Troy, nor was the Metropolis
of the
>Superman comics named for this city, but given the name, the real
>Metropolis has decided to capitalize on its name with the museum.

Sorry, no theme park, unless it was built very recently.  But the
museum is more than worth the trip (they have Dean's Superman costume
>from the pilot ;)   We stopped there on our way home from Missouri,
planning to spend an hour or two, and ended up spending 5 or 6 hours.
Every corner of that museum is packed with Superman memorabilia, from
the comics, the various films and tv shows and the radio serials.  I
understand that the museum expanded about a year ago, too.

>Several FoLCs have gone, and they've all written positive reviews.

It wouldn't be a bad place for a FoLC fest; it's centrally located,
(for U.S. FoLCs) and loaded with Superman memorabilia ;)

Pat

peabody@mcs.com
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Hi Demi,

you wrote:
>If you don't, and you do happen to win something, I'll just use
whatever
>nickname is listed on the story whether you like it or not..  Hahaha!
<g>

I think I'm nominated for a couple group things; if they should happen
to win, Peabody is the name I prefer to be known by.

Thanks for asking, and for taking this on :)

Pat

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Ooops!  Sorry, FoLCs, I didn't mean to send that last to the whole
list.

Pat

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LabRat (that's me, folcs <g>) wrote:

>>Of course.....there may be someone out there who suspects something
>entirely
>>different....... :D
>
And Pat answered:

>That would be me <g>--but I didn't catch the joke for quite a while,
>(over a year) and then only by coincidence.

Um......nope, don't think it *is* you, Pat, because your explanation seems
to agree with my 'suspicion' that stereotypes are in the eye of the beholder
rather than disagree with it. <bg>
>
>OP ran very close to Halloween, and I happened to watch (for the
>zillionth time :) "Young Frankenstein," immediately before watching
>OP.  The lab scenes in OP are a parody of the lab scenes in YF, which
>are themselves parodies of the lab scenes in "Frankenstein" and "Bride
>of Frankenstein."  OP used the same type of lab equipment, same camera
>angles, showed the equipment functioning similarly (check the spark
>that runs between the two wires) and even used background music that
>was similar to YF's .  Our intellectually challenged friend, Heidi,
>seems to be a take-off on the character that Terri Garr played in the
>film.
>
>I can't believe that I missed this the first two times around,
>especially since YF is one of my favorite films.  When I finally
>caught on, I expected Tempus to appear from somewhere or other and
>shout "Duh!" <bg>

Tsk - *that's* no good! If you're going to parody a popular movie or TV show
then you have to give the viewer obvious clues to make the connection. So,
Mr. Smart Producer - where the heck was Egor ("No, it's pronounced *I*gor,
actually.")

Seriously.....you ain't alone, kiddo. But I think we have an excuse. Neither
of us watched Heidi and the lab scenes but a couple of times. Shut up
smirking in the background there, Tempus!

LabRat :) (who may never watch YF again without expecting Superman to turn
up and stop that evil Dr. Frankenstein ("That's Fraunkensteen!
Fraun-ken-steen!")

Doc. Klein's LabRat
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Hi all!
I'm going abroad later today, but I might be able to join the Kerth
ceremony if I know when everything starts and where to go<g>.
Also, throughout the next couple of of weeks I'll be visiting the
Netherlands, Belgium and Germany and would love to meet any FoLC I can
possibly reach!!!!

                                                     Avia
                                                  from Israel
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From:         Phillip Atcliffe <Phillip.Atcliffe@UWE.AC.UK>
Subject:      "Menage a Trois" (was Re: Claude's last name)
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On Tue, 23 Mar 1999 17:17:17 -0600 Kathy Brown <kathyb@SPRINGNET1.COM>
wrote:

> At 2:35 PM -0600 3/23/99, C.T.YIM wrote:
>> I think I remember a fanfic I read a couple of years ago about
Claude coming back into Lois' life. I'm not positive, but the title
might have been "Menage a Trois", and I don't remember the author. <<

> Yes, it was a two-parter, "Menage a Trois" and "Pas de Deux". The
first part had Claude in it, while the second continued focused on L&C.
I *highly* recommend these. They are really enjoyable stories, and I
would have loved to see Dean and Teri acting out that restaurant scene
in MaT. <g> <

Yes, good stuff. I just had one problem with it, though, and that was
that Vixen was _far_ too lenient with Claude. Considering his
behaviour, I would have expected Superman to be a _lot_ nastier when he
saves Lois. I've spent a few moments now and again thinking of just how
he could do it, and I reckon I know just how to put the wind up that
so-and-so. But then, I'm anti-social that way.... <g>

Come to think of it, I was a little surprised that Lois could fall for
Claude's blarney quite so easily at the start... but let it go.

Anyway, read it.

Phil, who, sometimes, has a _truly_ nasty mind....
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   (Or, So Long and Thanks for All the Fish!)
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>> No! I'm not bored--I just have way too much to do. If I could get
someone
to just keep the cat entertained, I think I'd have at least 2 free hours
per day :) <<

And of course we could both give up the fanfic list, but what fun would
that be? :-)

>> Rest??? You expect *rest*???? Geesh, what *is* this world coming to???=

<<

No, actually, I'm going to give birth any day now, I'm sure (just not
before the Kerths, please God!), so I won't be getting any rest for the
next, oh, three months at least... if there were a way to donate all the
sleep I'll be missing, I'd do it, but I suppose Sam Lane hasn't gotten
around to that concept yet...

PJ

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>> I'm going abroad later today, but I might be able to join the Kerth
ceremony if I know when everything starts and where to go<g>.
Also, throughout the next couple of of weeks I'll be visiting the
Netherlands, Belgium and Germany and would love to meet any FoLC I can
possibly reach!!!! <<

Avia,

The Kerth Ceremony will be on the IRC (be sure to pick an Undernet
server), and the channel name should be #KerthAwards (that's our "onstage=
"
channel; if you want to mix with the audience you'll also want to join
#KerthChat).  In case of any problems, you can always check into #loiscla=
,
and someone there should know where we are :-)

The starting time is 6pm Eastern (US) time, Saturday March 27th. =

That translates to 11pm Greenwich time, and midnight for most of Europe. =

(It's also 3pm Pacific (US) time and, I believe, 10am Sunday in Sydney. =

But I can never remember my Down Under time corrections exactly, so pleas=
e,
someone, confirm or correct that)  Sorry for the late night starting time=

in Europe, but it's just about impossible to find a good time for everyon=
e
:(

PJ
Kerth Ceremony Coordinator

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I read both stories a while back and really enjoyed them.  Don't worry,
Claude
WILL get it in my fanfic.  <g>
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You wrote:

>But then why were the New Kryptonians affected by the K-laced gass when
Superman and Nor were deuling?

Well I really don't know.  Wait I think I just had a thought...(g)
Maybe on the force field one side was K and the other was just normal so
it wouldn't hurt Ching, and Because it wasn't actual K It didnt extend
out far enough to hurt Zara. Because she is on the other side of the
patio with Lois.  The only reason Ching fell at the end of that scene
was, I think, because Clark bowled in to him and mad him fall.

I hope this helps some.

Annobelle

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At 11:48 AM -0500 3/24/99, Phillip Atcliffe wrote:

>Yes, good stuff. I just had one problem with it, though, and that was
>that Vixen was _far_ too lenient with Claude. Considering his
>behaviour, I would have expected Superman to be a _lot_ nastier when he
>saves Lois.

I agree, he could have gotten off worse, but actually, my only problem with
this story was that I wanted *Clark* to show up at the end (and I think he
could and would have been nastier ;)) instead of Superman.  But maybe the
author felt she had to get Superman in there somewhere. <g>

>Come to think of it, I was a little surprised that Lois could fall for
>Claude's blarney quite so easily at the start... but let it go.

Well, plot devices are essential for fanfic. <g>  To me, that's one of
things you just have to accept to get to the meat of the story.  We're all
guilty of it. :)  But I thought she did a fine job with showing Lois's
progression ... the story was set before L&C were dating and Lois wasn't
fawning over Clark yet.   Early 2nd season probably?  I think that's my
all-time favorite time for fanfic. :)

(For regular fanfic, that is.  For nfic, I like 3rd season. All that ...
patience. <vbeg>)

>Phil, who, sometimes, has a _truly_ nasty mind....

I love you for your mind, Phil. ;)

Kathy

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Hello.  I was wondering if there is any FoLCs that live in western
Pennyslvania, near Pittsburgh. It seems like I'm all alone out here.
Kelsey
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That is so funny that you should ask that.  I live in Fredericksburg, VA,
but I
spend a lot of time in Western MD on business.  In fact, Pittsburg is closer
to
the Oakland, Cumberland, Frostburg, MD areaa where I spend about a day a
week,
than that area of MD is to where I live.  JOY:)
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Thank you other FoLC's that have been including me their e-mail.
But I can't keep up with you all daily and I need time to read the 900+ =
messages I now have.  haha
So give me a couple of months and I  will be back on line.  Thanks again =
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In a message dated 3/24/99 7:15:00 AM Eastern Standard Time,
jernigan@COMPUSERVE.COM writes:

<< No, actually, I'm going to give birth any day now, I'm sure (just not
 before the Kerths, please God!), so I won't be getting any rest for the
 next, oh, three months at least.. >>

LOL.  I last gave birth almost 14 years ago and I still haven't gotten any
rest.   So, good luck in getting some in a few months.

Ann
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At 05:54 AM 3/22/1999 PST, you wrote:
>1)  A relevation:  Superman tells Lois he's really Clark in the balcony
>scene in BATP.
>
>2)  James Olsen, Ownwer of the Daily Planet gets switched with Jimmy
>Olsen, photographer/gofer for the Daily Planet.  It occured to me that
>non one was that much different from their counterpart.  Perry was the
>Mayor, but he was still Perry.  He had been the Editor of the Planet,
>and he loves Elvis so how much more Perry can you get?  But Jimmy is
>very different.  Nothing save the fact that he's a "good guy" is the
>same between the two worlds.  It would wreck total mahem on both their
>lives, if, by some freak accident, the Owner found himself the
>photographer, and the photographer found himself the owner.  Our Jimmy
>would probably find out that CK=S, for that fact that in the ALT world,
>everyone knows.
>
>3) So far you've had Lois Lane as Ultra Woman, that guy from Tenessee as
>Resplendant Man, that little boy in "Chip off the Old Clark", and in a
>fanfic, even Jimmy got the powers as X.  It would be neat if someone
>could give the powers to Perry, maybe make an Elvis Man?
>
>Christina
>Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
>
>hi!  I've been looking for a chance to move into L&C fan fic, and I love
the first idea.  One question.  What's BATP?!

Sambrea
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At 10:08 PM 3/23/1999 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi Folcs!
>
>I have an item of Kerth Award administration which I need a response from
>you all on ASAP, if you don't mind.
>
>In the eventuality that any of you were to win a Kerth Award this year, I
>need to be aware of how you would like your name displayed on the
>certificate.  I'm writing to EVERYONE so don't get excited, this letter
>doesn't mean anything.  It's just an information tentacle <g>  (You know,
>so that I don't have any persnickety email after I've designed a hundred
>award certificates and someone decides to say: "I don't go by Jane Smith,
>put me down as 'sexy babe' -- or something <g>)
>
>Voting has come to a close FoLCs, so please let me know ASAP!
>
>If you don't, and you do happen to win something, I'll just use whatever
>nickname is listed on the story whether you like it or not..  Hahaha! <g>
>
>In other words.. speak now please. ;)
>
>Take Care All,
>Demi
>
>
>
>___________________________________________
>Demi aka Demona
>
>nightangel@home.com
>http://fantasia.simplenet.com/lcfantasy/
>
>"Far away, long ago, glowing dim as an ember.
>Things my heart used to know, things it yearns to remember.."
>- 'Anastasia' (excerpt: 'Once Upon A December')
>
>I went to the doctor, I went to the mountain.
>I looked to the children, I drank from the fountain.
>There's more than one answer to these questions,
>pointing me in a crooked line.
>The less I seek my source for some definitive
>The closer I am to fine.
>                - Indigo Girls
>
>hi!

A while back, I asked you if I could be a presenter for an award.  you told
me at the time that as the day got closer, you would tell me what I'm going
to presenting.  Well, I'd like to know when your going to tell me, because
it's getting closer!

Sambrea
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BATP is an abbreviation for Barbarians At The Planet
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At 09:09 AM 3/23/1999 -0500, Crys wrote:

[snip]

>So... do I have faith in this Superman... more than ever.  Frankly, I found
>SL&V to be more out-of-character than the rest... truth to the point of
>hurting others?  truth to the point of destroying something good?  truth
that
>can benefit no one?  I don't think so.  I'm probably the only person on
this
>list who didn't like SL&V, because he was so interested in the truth, that
he
>lost track of what was right.

I agree entirely. Every season there was at least one episode where in
Clark took matters into his own hands (the ones with butter fingers) and
threatened to run away. Once, in Neverending Battle, was *enough*, a bright
person would have learned a valuable lesson (that running away rarely
solves anything), but no, in several more episodes he had to get all moppy
and emotional and cloudybrained, forcing others to beat some common sense
into him and make him remember Superman is part of a team, even when the
only other team member is Clark Kent. In Seasons 3 and 4 the heavy-duty
importance of Lois to his team should have been very clear but he
overlooked/ignored/discounted her enough times that I'm surprised she
didn't give up on him citing mental torture.

I'm glad that Season 5/TUFS didn't resort to that false form of melodrama
(i.e., "What will Clark do? Will he come back?").

Debby
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Can anyone tell me if the BBC is still showing "Lois and Clark?  Also, is
there anyone out there that is in
Tennessee-----close to the Jackson area?

        Brenda
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At 06:08 PM 3/22/99 +0000, you wrote:
>Counting the Ways
>Part two

What a wonderful summary of the love between LnC.  Its beginnings,  growth
and current status.  You capture so many feelings and you express them as
though Clark was the writer.  Great job.

Yes, please do give us the other side of the match.  Lois and her thoughts
will be a great read.

Mary C.
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At 06:09 PM 3/24/1999 -0500, you wrote:
>BATP is an abbreviation for Barbarians At The Planet
>
>can someone give me an idea what that one was about?  I really don't have
a clue! :)

Sambrea
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I think it was the one where Lex, Lois, Jack, Clark, Jimmy, and Perry were
held
hostage in the Daily Planet.  Cat made an appearance.  Basically, the bad
guys
wanted money that they believed was hidden in a vault under Perry's desk.
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In a message dated 99-03-24 20:21:20 EST, you write:

<< I think it was the one where Lex, Lois, Jack, Clark, Jimmy, and Perry
were
held
 hostage in the Daily Planet.  Cat made an appearance.  Basically, the bad
guys
 wanted money that they believed was hidden in a vault under Perry's desk.
  >>
That was Fly Hard.
Barbarians at the Planet was the horrific episode where Lex takes over the
Planet,  and Lois..... and Superman cries his eyes out somewhere in the icy
nether regions.
I still can remember my heart breaking the first time I saw that episode,
way
back when......sigh.
Kate
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You're right.  I always get those two confused.  I guess it's because they
are
two of my least favorite episodes.  Don't get me wrong all you Season 1'ers
out
there, they had their moments.  JOY:)
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>LabRat (that's me, folcs <g>) wrote:
>
>Tsk - *that's* no good! If you're going to parody a popular movie or
TV show
>then you have to give the viewer obvious clues to make the
connection.

That was one of my *many* complaints (and they were legion ;) about
OP.  The episode looked a good deal more clever after I spotted the YF
send-up, but the writers/producers made that send-up a well kept
secret.

Maybe something that would have tipped us the wink was cut from the
original script, or a scene was filmed and not used? (she asks
hopefully <g>)  Even something as simple as having Lois refer to
herself as "Frankenstein's daughter," the way she did in RFAS, could
have sent down the right path (or at least had us wandering a little
closer to it)

>So,
>Mr. Smart Producer - where the heck was Egor ("No, it's pronounced
*I*gor,
>actually.")

Anything:  eye-gor, a wooden armed officer of the law, a reference to
Frau Blucher (horse whinnies in the background <g>), the doctor
shouting "It's Aloiiiive!", filming the lab scenes in black and white,
etc. would have been vary much appreciated, and could only have helped
the A plot.  Unfortunately, we didn't get any of those

>...you ain't alone, kiddo.

I kind of suspected that <g>

>But I think we have an excuse. Neither
>of us watched Heidi and the lab scenes but a couple of times.

The fast forward button and the A plot scenes of OP--they go together
like Igor and Frankenstein ;)

>who may never watch YF again without expecting Superman to turn
>up and stop that evil Dr. Frankenstein ("That's Fraunkensteen!
>Fraun-ken-steen!")

LOL, LabRat!  But the doctor wasn't evil, just mighty misunderstood ;)

Pat
(Puttin' on the Ritz... :)

peabody@mcs.com
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>> A while back, I asked you if I could be a presenter for an award.  you=

told
me at the time that as the day got closer, you would tell me what I'm goi=
ng
to presenting.  Well, I'd like to know when your going to tell me, becaus=
e
it's getting closer! <<

Sambrea, I've sent a number of messages to the address you gave me: =

 smooth@ticon.net  Have they not been getting through?  =

At any rate, here's the very short refresher course for presenters: =

The ceremony is this Saturday (3/27) beginning at 6pm Eastern time,
in #KerthAwards.  [Sambrea, you've been assigned the Best WAFFy category]=
 =

So what you need to do is show up on time :) and have a few remarks
prepared about the nature of the category.  Then you'll announce the
nominees (author & title) (you can find the list on Erin's webpage
-- http://www.ida.net/users/davek -- or at several other sites).  Once
the nominees are announced, you ask for the envelope please, and one of
our envelope girls (ELK or Demi) will send you a private /msg with the
info. You announce the winner to the channel, and you're done. :-)

An important note:  The awards channel will be moderated, which means tha=
t
you won't be able to type to the channel until you've been granted "voice=
"
status by one of the control booth staff, so don't talk until you see som=
e
indication that someone has set your mode +v (if you're still not sure, o=
ur
MC will doubtless prompt you :)  This controls the amount of clutter
"onstage" -- there will be a parallel channel for talking with the rest o=
f
the audience -- #KerthChat.

Clear? :-)  Please let me know if, for any reason, you won't be able
to participate.

Thanks,

PJ
Kerth Awards Coordinator

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At 06:09 PM 3/24/1999 -0500, you wrote:
>BATP is an abbreviation for Barbarians At The Planet

BATP was the last episode of the first season of L&C. It told the tale of
how Lois Lane almost married Lex Luthor.
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>Can anyone tell me if the BBC is still showing "Lois and Clark?  Also, is
there anyone out there that is in
>Tennessee-----close to the Jackson area?
>
>        Brenda
>

Oh my God!!!!!  I live in Lexington, only about 30 miles northeast of
Jackson!!!!!  That is soooo kewl!!!  I didn't think that there was any
members that close to me!!  haha

    ok bye
    Josh
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From:         Debby <debby@SWCP.COM>
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At 06:59 PM 3/24/1999 -0700, I wrote:
>At 06:09 PM 3/24/1999 -0500, you wrote:
>>BATP is an abbreviation for Barbarians At The Planet
>
>BATP was the last episode of the first season of L&C. It told the tale of
>how Lois Lane almost married Lex Luthor.

whoops... that little arch was about Lois nearly marrying Lex, but the near
marriage took place in House of Luthor (or HOL)
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Does anyone know if LandC is still on the BBC?
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In a message dated 3/24/1999 7:58:42 PM Eastern Standard Time,
d.arendt@WORLDNET.ATT.NET writes:

<< Also, is there anyone out there that is in
 Tennessee-----close to the Jackson area?

         Brenda >>

Hi Brenda!

I live in East Tennessee--close to Johnson City.

Juli :-)
JuliHale@aol.com
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From:         Cliff Englert <smooth@TICON.NET>
Subject:      Re: PLEASE READ:  Kerth Awards
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At 09:36 PM 3/24/1999 -0500, you wrote:
>>> A while back, I asked you if I could be a presenter for an award.  you
>told
>me at the time that as the day got closer, you would tell me what I'm going
>to presenting.  Well, I'd like to know when your going to tell me, because
>it's getting closer! <<
>
>Sambrea, I've sent a number of messages to the address you gave me:
> smooth@ticon.net  Have they not been getting through?
>
>At any rate, here's the very short refresher course for presenters:
>The ceremony is this Saturday (3/27) beginning at 6pm Eastern time,
>in #KerthAwards.  [Sambrea, you've been assigned the Best WAFFy category]
>So what you need to do is show up on time :) and have a few remarks
>prepared about the nature of the category.  Then you'll announce the
>nominees (author & title) (you can find the list on Erin's webpage
>-- http://www.ida.net/users/davek -- or at several other sites).  Once
>the nominees are announced, you ask for the envelope please, and one of
>our envelope girls (ELK or Demi) will send you a private /msg with the
>info. You announce the winner to the channel, and you're done. :-)
>
>An important note:  The awards channel will be moderated, which means that
>you won't be able to type to the channel until you've been granted "voice"
>status by one of the control booth staff, so don't talk until you see some
>indication that someone has set your mode +v (if you're still not sure, our
>MC will doubtless prompt you :)  This controls the amount of clutter
>"onstage" -- there will be a parallel channel for talking with the rest of
>the audience -- #KerthChat.
>
>Clear? :-)  Please let me know if, for any reason, you won't be able
>to participate.
>
>Thanks,
>
>PJ
>Kerth Awards Coordinator
>
>!^NavFont02F054D000FMGJHGC6MGC8HL4ED56B
>
>this is going to make me sound like an idiot, but what's WAFFy?
and what server is the ceremony on (Star Chat, that kind of thing)

Sambrea
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From:         Kathy Brown <kathyb@SPRINGNET1.COM>
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At 10:07 PM -0600 3/24/99, Cliff Englert wrote:
>>this is going to make me sound like an idiot, but what's WAFFy?
>and what server is the ceremony on (Star Chat, that kind of thing)

Let me guess .. you didn't vote? <bg>

WAFFy stories are those that give you a "Warm and Fuzzy Feeling".  They are
generally fun, romantic or just plain cute stories, as evidenced by the
stories that were nominated.

The Kerth ceremony is on the *Undernet* servers.  Be sure you sign on to an
undernet server or you won't find us.  This is the same server that the
main L&C IRC channel #loiscla is on, and the same ones the various
tutorials and practice sessions have been on.

Kathy

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Date:         Thu, 25 Mar 1999 00:23:47 EST
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From:         "Deborah A. Myers" <DEB0603@AOL.COM>
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Hi!
I'm a fan who lives in Tennessee-
How about Memphis- that's pretty close to Jackson.
I'm mostly a lurker. =)
I love to read all of the posts.  I usually don't say much.
But I'm glad to see another Tennessee fan on board.
Deborah
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Hey Brenda!

>Can anyone tell me if the BBC is still showing "Lois and Clark?

Not as far as I'm aware, Brenda. They were showing it in their usual repeat
slot for the show - very early Saturday morning in among the kiddie cartoons
and pop stars shows. But that stopped several weeks ago.

Our cable channel, SKY, continues to show LNC weekends at 1pm. (which is
where I watch - less snips from the censor <g>)

LabRat :)
Doc. Klein's LabRat (not from Tennessee ;)
labrat@dircon.co.uk.
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Pat wrote:
>
>That was one of my *many* complaints (and they were legion ;) about
>OP.  The episode looked a good deal more clever after I spotted the YF
>send-up, but the writers/producers made that send-up a well kept
>secret.

Oh, don't get me wrong, I adore OP - one of my all time favorite episodes
(sorry <g>). It's just that I only sit down and watch episodes all the way
through occasionally. Mostly I'm too impatient to get to the
Lois/Clark/Superman sections to keep my finger off the zapper otherwise
though. So I end up watching Aplots not that often.
>
>Anything:  eye-gor, a wooden armed officer of the law, a reference to
>Frau Blucher (horse whinnies in the background <g>), the doctor
>shouting "It's Aloiiiive!", filming the lab scenes in black and white,
>etc. would have been vary much appreciated, and could only have helped
>the A plot.  Unfortunately, we didn't get any of those

Several villagers turning up with flaming torches...... a game of charades
in the lab.......a brillant physician called Abby Normal......Clark and Lois
caught smooching high up on a platform with lightning flickering all around
them.....(hey, that's familiar! Someone sure liked that movie, didn't they
in the LBC camp, we got the references again in JSN)......Clark leaping off
the surgery table, tearing off the tshirt to reveal top hat and tails and
doing a mean 'Puttin' On The Ritz.......somebody stop me, I can feel a
LNC/YR X coming on...........!!!!!!!!

LabRat :)
Doc. Klein's LabRat
labrat@dircon.co.uk.
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Date:         Thu, 25 Mar 1999 08:45:00 -0500
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Hi Deborah.  My realtives on my mother's side live in Memphis and
Colliersville.
Small world.  :)
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<< Also, is there anyone out there that is in
  Tennessee-----close to the Jackson area?>>
Brenda

Hello!  I'l  be moving to TN in the fall, (I'm transferring colleges).
I'll be going to Cleveland, near Chattanoga (sp?).  Right now I live in
Western NC.
~Jocelyn
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Date:         Thu, 25 Mar 1999 10:16:03 -0500
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This is a message to all the authors who've been nominated for Kerth
Awards, but who will be unable to attend the ceremony.

First, we'll miss you :-) but more to the point, we'll miss having someon=
e
to accept the award, should you win <g>  So... if you can't attend
yourself, do you have a friend who could accept in your place?  Failing
that, you could also send a brief message to either me or Erin, so we can=

pass it along for you.  Please let me know as soon as possible ... Thanks=
,
and good luck! :-)

Pam
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>>BATP is an abbreviation for Barbarians At The Planet
>
>BATP was the last episode of the first season of L&C. It told the tale
of
>how Lois Lane almost married Lex Luthor.
>
No.  BATP was the second to last episode of the first season.
Barbarians at the Planet was Lex asking Lois to marry him, the bombing
of the PLanet, and the "Breaking of Clark's Heart."  The last episode of
teh first season was The Fall of the House of Luthor.  This was the
almost wedding and the kryptonite cage.
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Date:         Thu, 25 Mar 1999 13:09:02 -0700
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Hi everyone  ;)

Yes, finally a post from me that's not Kerth related.  <bg>

I had a question, maybe a possible discussion, that I was hoping all you
readers (fanfic and otherwise) could help me out with.  As things are
winding down with the Kerths, I find my attention turning back to the young
adult romance I'm working on, and a few questions started popping into my
head.  I think these mostly came about when I was reading through one of my
many <g> books on the elements of fiction writing.

I'm reading through a section right now about building interesting
characters, and all of a sudden I don't feel like I know nearly as much
about writing characters as I thought I did. <g>  Us fanfic writers have the
advantage of being able to use characters that have already been
well-developed.  I feel almost spoiled now that I'm having to create
characters of my own.  ;)  So here are my questions.  In the section I'm
reading, it talks about avoiding stereotypes:  the beautiful blonde heroine,
the jolly fat man, the crazed killer with wild eyes and a scar down one
cheek.  Well, I knew that already.  <g>

But in my attempt to create characters who are actually individuals, I've
been thinking a lot about what makes a character appealing.  What *does*
make a character appealing to you?  In particular, I'm writing from a 17 yr
old girl's POV, and her love interest is a young man in her high school
class.  So for those of you (like me <g>) who have been out of high school
for a while, you may not really relate to the age group I'm trying to
attract.  But that doesn't really matter.  IMO, an interesting character is
an interesting character to *all* ages.  So can anyone help me out here?
What *do* you think makes an interesting character?  What "types" of
characters do you find yourself most attracted to?  Do you find yourselves
"unsympathetic" towards some kinds of characters, or characters with certain
traits?  I would assume that we all maybe relate more to characters who are
basically like us.  But let me know!  I'd love to hear what you think.
Maybe some ideas you have will actually help me learn to write better
characters.

One last thing-- there was a great line at the end of that section in my
book about writing characters that I thought was worth sharing:  "The art of
fiction, like the art of stage magicians, is one of directing the audience's
attention to what you want them to see."  Cool, huh?  I'm inspired.  <g>

Thanks for your help, guys!!

Erin  :)
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Date:         Thu, 25 Mar 1999 21:13:29 -0000
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From:         Mary Mayland <mary@MMAYLAND.FREESERVE.CO.UK>
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As others have mentioned, Lois & Clark is not on the BBC at the moment,
however it is being shown at the weekends on satellite station, Sky 1.

It had been showing Saturday morning on the BBC  until about a couple of
months ago, and they tend to bring it back at school holiday time over here,
so it could make a return at some stage.

Sky 1 show the series on Saturday and Sundays at 1pm, and also air extra
episodes at holiday times.

Both stations have aired the whole series in its entirety many, many times
already.

Mary

>-----Original Message-----
>From: Dennis A Arendt <d.arendt@WORLDNET.ATT.NET>
>To: LOISCLA-GENERAL-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU
><LOISCLA-GENERAL-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU>
>Date: 25 March 1999 00:58
>Subject: BBC
>
>
>>Can anyone tell me if the BBC is still showing "Lois and Clark?  Also, is
>there anyone out there that is in
>>Tennessee-----close to the Jackson area?
>>
>>        Brenda
>>
>
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Just wanted to thank all you FOLCs out there for helping me to get a =
copy of Best Men.

Dennis - thanks for offering to make a copy for me but I managed to get =
one from HMV today and I am going to watch it tomorrow evening.

Thank again to all.

Regards
Eileen B

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<Brenda asked if the BBC was still showing Lois and Clark.>

Brenda

The BBC was showing Lois and Clark on Saturday morning at 08.30 but that
finished about a month or two ago.  Our Sky One is showing the repeat
episodes of Series 3 at the moment and I heard from a friend that they hope
to show Series 4 on both Sky One and the BBC late spring.  I will ask my
friend if he has any more info and keep you posted.

Regards
Eileen B
eileen@barnard70.freeserve.co.uk
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I would like to know who the author of "In the Hands of a Mad Man" is and
where can I find this story?

        Brenda
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From:         Dom Melaragni <dom-mel@DIAL.PIPEX.COM>
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Hi guys

For those of you who have been on the list a while, you'll remember
there being a mini-list for the UK FoLCs to pass along sightings in
UK papers and TV and arrange mini Fests etc.

Sadly it was closed down when the list facility we used became
unavailable but I've now found somewhere else to run it from.  I've
invited everyone who was a member of the old lnc-uk list but any
other FoLC is welcome to join - although it does make more sense
if you're from the UK or Europe - otherwise it just turns into a
smaller loiscla!

If you want to join, please go to the following URL
http://www.onelist.com/subscribe/UKFoLCs

Dom

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At 01:09 PM 3/25/1999 -0700, Erin wrote:
>[snip]... in my attempt to create characters who are actually individuals,
I've
>been thinking a lot about what makes a character appealing.  What *does*
>make a character appealing to you?

I'm more apt to like a character if it is clear to me that the story's
writer likes the character to. A character who is liked will be treated
decently in the story, even if the character is a villain. The author will
attempt to fill the character with some depth, and that is more likely to
make me care about the character--and the story.

I've proofed stories wherein there is a character who I know for a fact
that the author dislikes intensely. When I appoint this out: "You sure do
hate old xxx, don't you? He/she is one dimensional and what traits he/she
has you've made as bad as possible to show how good the hero/hera is." The
author will agree but explains that the character must be there--and then
the author assure me that the character will be tortured and blown away as
soon as it is possible to do so--"hee-hee-hee..."

Well, I don't laugh when I realize that's going on--I feel like the author
is lazy and blatantly trying to manipulate me.

My approval of a lead character (CK/LL/SM) is not predicated on comparing
his/her sweetness to the nastiness of some other, hated character. I refuse
to think that CK/LL/SM or anyone else is simply marvelous because some
other character has no redeeming qualities. Real people have intricate
histories and complex motivations. If the writer can pretend that this is
true about his/her characters and let us know we're meeting someone
potentially real, the story will benefit. Interactions between interesting
characters, even if some seem holy and the others seem to be the scum the
earth--basically because no one is either one or the other--can help the
observer/reader know more about them and want to keep reading the story.

For example, Lex Luthor was an intricate, complex character who was not
all-bad/all-the-time. One of the interesting things about him was that we
knew that he didn't think all the time about how to make more money and
gain more power (see Honeymoon in Metropolis and Pheromone, My Lovely).
While he didn't have Superman's powers, Luthor did have brains, which put
him on equal footing with CK/LL/Sman. He was so complex that he had the
bulk of the population of Metropolis thinking that he was a great
benefactor. Not bad when one considers how many dastardly things real-life
wealthy people really do. (I'm read Michael Moore's "Downsize This!")

When Luthor was killed off he was replaced with what the list came to know
as "tissue paper villains" that frightened but didn't actually challenge
LL/CK in the A plots (which may be why many A plots were yawners). [I wrote
a bunch on that... but decided you know what I mean ;)]

So my advice boils down to: like your characters, even if they appear for
only a paragraph or two. Make each one someone you can see inviting back
into the story (if you haven't killed them off). ;)

Debby
Debby@swcp.com
who has a tendency to write
villains who get away...
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Hi FoLCs,

Maybe it's due to last week's discussion of The Phoenix, and the waffy
feelings that episode produces in many of us, or maybe it's just the
desire
for a light-weight shirt now that Spring is here, but for whatever
reason,
I've gotten a number of inquiries recently about the Ralph's Pagoda
shirts.

And the answer is ...yes <g>    I'm still accepting orders for the
shirts.  In
addition to the original golf-style shirts, the Ralph's Pagoda design
is also available on tote bags, and now, for the first time, on
T-shirts  :)   The cost per item, including shipping, is $19.00 for
the golf shirts, $18.00 for the T-shirts, and $17.00 for the totes.
Shirts are available in sizes Small-10 X

If you aren't familiar with the design, you can see a scan of it on
Zoomway's
website, at:

http://members.aol.com/zoomway/lcnews.htm

If you'd like any additional information about any of the items, or
would like to
place an order, please email me privately (don't hit reply! <bg>) at
either
of the addys below.

Pat

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Dennis A Arendt wrote:
>
> I would like to know who the author of "In the Hands of a Mad Man" is and
where can I find this story?
>

The author is me (is I?), and I just loaded the story up on my webpage.
<http://www.erols.com/nightsky/fanfic.html>  I'm making a few
modifications to it before I send it to the archives (/me waves to
Donna!), so if anyone finds any typos in it, let me know now!

--
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while everyone is sort of on this topic . . . does anyone live in the
portland area on the west coast?
~ Eilonwy
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I live in Winston, OR.  That's about 180 miles south of Portland
straight down I-5.
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>while everyone is sort of on this topic . . . does anyone live in the
>portland area on the west coast?
>~ Eilonwy
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Lynnette Pritchett wrote:

> >>I live in Winston, OR.  That's about 180 miles south of Portland
> straight down I-5.<<

Really! we just went there on our family vacation last September!! we
took our son to the Wild LIfe Safari Park! it was so much fun!  I really
liked Oregon!  Just a neat feeling knowing there was another folc in a
town we passed! <g>

jme
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In a message dated 99-03-25 23:13:39 EST, you write:

<< while everyone is sort of on this topic . . . does anyone live in the
 portland area on the west coast?
 ~ Eilonwy >>
I live on the West Coast... In Washington State to be exact!

Alexis ;-.)

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In a message dated 3/25/99 6:47:40 PM Pacific Standard Time, debby@SWCP.COM
writes:

> Real people have intricate
>  histories and complex motivations. If the writer can pretend that this is
>  true about his/her characters and let us know we're meeting someone
>  potentially real, the story will benefit. Interactions between
interesting
>  characters, even if some seem holy and the others seem to be the scum the
>  earth--basically because no one is either one or the other--can help the
>  observer/reader know more about them and want to keep reading the story.
>

Have to jump in here... and agree wholeheartedly.  Real people are
amazing...
with all their flaws and challenges... and seeing someone over come, when
you
can relate to them, goes along way towards pulling your reader into the
story.

I did reply to Erin privately, but I'll place some of that here, for the
rest
of ou to ponder... just my opinions, I assure you:

In a message dated 3/25/99 1:17:26 PM Pacific Standard Time, erink@ida.net
writes:

> But in my attempt to create characters who are actually individuals, I've
>  been thinking a lot about what makes a character appealing.  What *does*
>  make a character appealing to you?  In particular, I'm writing from a 17
yr
>  old girl's POV, and her love interest is a young man in her high school
>  class.  So for those of you (like me <g>) who have been out of high
school
>  for a while, you may not really relate to the age group I'm trying to
>  attract.  But that doesn't really matter.  IMO, an interesting character
is
>  an interesting character to *all* ages.  So can anyone help me out here?
>  What *do* you think makes an interesting character?  What "types" of
>  characters do you find yourself most attracted to?  Do you find
yourselves
>  "unsympathetic" towards some kinds of characters, or characters with
certain
>  traits?  I would assume that we all maybe relate more to characters who
are
>  basically like us.  But let me know!  I'd love to hear what you think.
>  Maybe some ideas you have will actually help me learn to write better
>  characters.
>
Well, I don't think steriotypes are always bad... it depends on how they are
used.  You can have a beautiful blond heroine if you acknowledge that it is
steriotype, and then develop her from there.  "Cindy was they typical blond
cheerleader.  Everyone thought that she was perfect... good grades, the best
boyfriend, and everyone was her best friend.  Still, their perception
couldn't
be further from the truth.  Sure, her hair was long and blond, and she had
all
the right clothes, but that was where their understanding ended.  Cindy
struggled with her grades, often spending hours studying what the other kids
understood so easily.  Her blue eyes should have been hidden behind glasses,
but one result of having divorced parents was that she could talk one into
doing about anything out of guilt... including buying contact lenses.  And
then there was Aaron, the captain of the football team, who was her
boyfriend.
No one knew that they were only together because Aaron didn't like girls,
and
he figured Cindy was too stupid to notice."
        Okay... silly example... what do you expect at 5:30 in the morning
;)  My
point is that steriotypes don't make dull characters, and you shouldn't be
afraid of using them, and then blowing them to heck.

>  One last thing-- there was a great line at the end of that section in my
>  book about writing characters that I thought was worth sharing:  "The art
of
>  fiction, like the art of stage magicians, is one of directing the
audience's
>  attention to what you want them to see."  Cool, huh?  I'm inspired.  <g>

I couldn't agree more.  One of my favorite authors, Justine Davis, has the
ability to lead her reader around by the heart.  One of her best works is
"Morning Side of Dawn"... a romance... the typical, beautiful model... and
Dar... reclusive loner with perfect looks.  By the time you finish, you
believe they belong together... regardless of the fact that Dar is a double
amputee... can you believe a hero that has no legs??  She did it... she did
it
beautifully... and you love Dar all the more for what he has overcome.  I
don't know if I'd be brave enough to tackle something like that (the
research
must have been incredible, as Dar made wheelchairs and she goes into
tremendous details about the dynamics of chairs, difficulties of
prosthetics,
ect.)  If you happen to run across it, this is a wonderful story.  Dar has
to
learn to love... having been deserted first by his family, and then by his
fiancee when he lost his legs... and Cassie does that in the most
interesting
way... she badgers him to death ;)  Trust me, it's worth reading.

Anyway, you can make a reader fall in love with any trait that really
appeals
to you, even to the point of leading them away from your character's flaws
(like weight, or glasses, or talking too much)... that's the fun part.

I have started my own stories, and I agree that I miss having the characters
explained and a "canon" behind me... it's tough to build from the ground up.
I like to do it a little at a time, rather than all in the first chapter,
revealing bits as you go.  Still, that is easier if you know where you are
going (think outline), and you have LOTS of editors to help you find the
parts
you skipped.  I have two romances in the works, and one of my heros is a
sweet
guy with Cystic Fibrosis... lots of challenges and emotional stuff there...
but I'm hoping that the story will be interesting.

****

One other thing, if you do decide to go with a "real" character, do some
research.  If your character has a flaw, a disease, an interest, a job...
whatever... you can make your story more interesting by getting the reader
interested in that subject.  I learned more about the Anasazi Indians from
Elizabeth Lowel's books than I ever thought I could, and it's a subject that
wouldn't have been on my top 10 list, but by the time I finished her series
of
books, I couldn't wait to see the 4 corners area, and check out a few
museums... after all, having a base knowledge of the stuff made actually
"seeing it" fascinating.

Eeks... this has become the eternal e-mail <bg>.  If you read this far...
thank you... I do like to ramble.

-Crys-
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On Fri, 26 Mar 1999 09:07:18 EST Crystal Wimmer <JCWimmer@AOL.COM>
wrote:
>
> Have to jump in here... and agree wholeheartedly.  Real people are
amazing...
> with all their flaws and challenges... and seeing someone over come, when
you
> can relate to them, goes along way towards pulling your reader into the
story.

Another 'I agree' post: Crystal's comment here reminded me so much of
my reaction to Genevieve's excellent 'Yet Each Man Kills' (part of
TUFS). In that story Genevieve created a character who was a
wife-beater and a petty criminal. Scum of the earth? Yes... but also
a character for whom, by the end of the story, I even had some
sympathy for, because Genevieve had written him in a genuinely
three-dimensional way. Now *that's* real character-building.

Don't know if it helps you with your young-adult romance, Erin! But
if you ever want a proof-reader... You know I love your work  ;)

Wendy
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>> >>I live in Winston, OR.  That's about 180 miles south of Portland
>> straight down I-5.<<
>
>Really! we just went there on our family vacation last September!! we
>took our son to the Wild LIfe Safari Park! it was so much fun!  I
really
>liked Oregon!  Just a neat feeling knowing there was another folc in a
>town we passed! <g>
>
>jme

I agree with you about the neat feeling.  I used to live in Roseburg,
Oregon just near Winston and really close friends of the family lived in
Winston.  They were the Paiges and they lived on Paige road.  I used to
go to WLS all of the time and then we took our big move.  Oh Well!  Now
I don't feel so alone out here on the west coast!
~ Eilonwy

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<< while everyone is sort of on this topic . . . does anyone live in the
 portland area on the west coast?
 ~ Eilonwy >>
<<I live on the West Coast... In Washington State to be exact!
~Alexis ;-.)>>

I used to live in Washington, in both Seattle and Olympia, but I moved to
the
east coast a few years back.  I still visit my relatives on the west coast
every summer, and I have a friend who owns a ranch in Oregon.  I've been to
Portland a couple times.
Kelsey
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At 01:09 PM 3/25/1999 -0700, Erin wrote:
<< [snip]... in my attempt to create characters who are actually
individuals,
I've been thinking a lot about what makes a character appealing.  What
*does*
make a character appealing to you? >>

I've been thinking about Erin's question for a day now. (I've even asked my
roommate what she thinks about it.) After reading what Debby wrote, I do
agree
with her, but I would've never chosen that as my answer to the question.
Maybe
I'm just not a perceptive enough reader, or maybe I'm just naive, but I've
always assumed that writers liked all their characters- why else would they
write them? I sometimes have problems writing stereotypes, but sometimes I
think everything is a stereotype. The pretty, dumb, blonde cheerleader is a
stereotype, but so, in a smaller way, is the pretty, smart, blonde
cheerleader.
Lately I've decided that I can tell when I've written a non-stereotypic
character if I can't describe him/her in just a few words. IMO, if "dumb,
pretty, blonde cheerleader" is an adequate description of your character,
she
(or he ;) is a stereotype. After all, couldn't Lois be pegged as
"hard-working,
dull career woman"? But that wouldn't really describe Lois, would it?

On to Erin's question- a character appeals to me if (s)he is emotionally
deep
and thoughtful. By thoughtful I don't mean kind, but rather, thinks a lot. I
want to know that the character thinks and feels deeply about things. If I
wanted to read about something dull, I'd turn to my physical chemistry
textbook
;) Not that the characters should be unbelievably exciting. A professor I
had
for an intro to fiction-writing class liked to say that we shouldn't be
unrealistic- instead of 3 fatal diseases, 2 cheating spouses, and 5 natural
disasters, just choose one and develop it.

<< In particular, I'm writing from a 17 yr old girl's POV, and her love
interest is a young man in her high school class.  So for those of you (like
me
<g>) who have been out of high school for a while, you may not really relate
to
the age group I'm trying to attract. >>

As someone not very far from that high school age (unfortuantely), one
author
who writes young adult characters well, IMO, is Madeleine L'Engle,
best-known
for A Wrinkle in Time and other children's sci-fi stories. L'Engle has also
written adult and young adult fiction and her characters are wonderful. They
think about things I think about and they have common (but not overblown)
problems, even if they're set in a fantasy. Many authors don't do this, but
one
thing I like about L'Engle is that her characters have discussions about
what
they're thinking, like about heavy topics like God and death and love and
hate
and *life*. They don't confine their conversations to the events that are
happening in the book, and the story isn't all "action," although it is good
to
have things happen, not just talk about them ;)

I'm not suggesting that anyone should try and copy L'Engle's (or anyone
else's) characters, though. I know that I have a hard time writing well if
I've
just read bad writing, and a hard time writing fiction if I've just read 100
pages from the dreaded pchem text. Either my writing comes out bad or it
comes
out too technical; I can't help it. Sometimes if I have a good idea I have
to
get down, I first have to read something (maybe just a chapter or favorite
passage) by L'Engle, just to get me into a "good fiction" mode.

Crystal wrote-
<< One other thing, if you do decide to go with a "real" character, do some
research.  If your character has a flaw, a disease, an interest, a job...
whatever... you can make your story more interesting by getting the reader
interested in that subject. >>

I'll second that. I always come out in favor of research, and it can even be
fun sometimes, I promise. (And if it isn't, why are you writing about that
topic anyway? ;) Every story can benefit from research, even if it's just
reading another fiction book that took place in the same time period,
location,
etc. It'll give you a feel for what you're trying to write about. And it'll
impress your reader ;)

-Christy
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Hi FoLCs  ;)

First of all, I wanted to say thank you to everyone who posted (either to me
privately or to the list) in response to my questions about building good
characters!  There were a TON of great ideas, and I appreciate that I can
post a few questions and get some great answers.  FoLCs are clearly a
terrific bunch.  :)

But secondly, I'm feeling rather tiny and preschool-ish right about now when
it comes to character building!  WOW!  Especially after reading so many
great posts from Crystal, Wendy, Debby and so many others, I can clearly see
that I have a lot to learn.  I hope I can be as talented as you guys
someday!  ;)

Erin  (who is feeling awfully humbled right about now about her writing
ability <g>)

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>
>
>On Fri, 26 Mar 1999 09:07:18 EST Crystal Wimmer <JCWimmer@AOL.COM>
>wrote:
>>
>> Have to jump in here... and agree wholeheartedly.  Real people
>are amazing...
>> with all their flaws and challenges... and seeing someone over
>come, when you
>> can relate to them, goes along way towards pulling your reader
>into the story.
>
>Another 'I agree' post: Crystal's comment here reminded me so much of
>my reaction to Genevieve's excellent 'Yet Each Man Kills' (part of
>TUFS). In that story Genevieve created a character who was a
>wife-beater and a petty criminal. Scum of the earth? Yes... but also
>a character for whom, by the end of the story, I even had some
>sympathy for, because Genevieve had written him in a genuinely
>three-dimensional way. Now *that's* real character-building.
>
>Don't know if it helps you with your young-adult romance, Erin! But
>if you ever want a proof-reader... You know I love your work  ;)
>
>
>Wendy
>----------------------
>Wendy Richards
>w.m.richards@hrm.keele.ac.uk
>
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At 07:58 PM 3/22/99 -0800, you wrote:

>Hello Wendy
>
>Just to let you know that I've found the download and there it is large as
>life on my desktop - complete with music and words.  I love the little
>superman pointer - particularly the way he changes clothes when you are
>waiting for a programme to open.
>
>Regards
>Eileen B

Please give the Url.  The superman pointer and clothing changes got my
interest.
thanks,

Mary C.
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Date:         Fri, 26 Mar 1999 21:39:57 +0000
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This post is a big hand, first, for the Kerth Awards people for their
selfless work for the coming Awards and, of course, to all the authors
for their splendid writing.  Reading to vote was such a pleasure.

Among the images that linger after my Kerth Reading Marathon, the most
affecting have to do with hands.  Three powerful manual moments are
with Cain's, er, Clark's elegant appendages.

The first is a quintessential Mulder Moment, a veritable M & M,
Moving and Memorable.  In "For The Good Of The Child", Chris
describes Clark quieting his baby, starting with "murmuring softly to
her and stroking her back", move on to "bare chest", "vital signs",
"heart rate", "lower vibrations", "float rather than walk",
"stretching out ... on a cushion of air", back to "stroking", then,
Lois joins them: her hand and Clark's on the infant.  The family is
"Hands Together Across <eg> Clark's Chest".  This brings us to another
Mulder 'm', Melting her readers' hearts, and usually, tear ducts.

This tender scene has a metaphorical sequel in the second picture of
Clark's hands and again, also heart, in Kathryn Ann Kent's "My
Adventures with Superman".  Hands rescue the child protagonist from a
ledge.  Turns out they're Daddy Clark's hands, and his heart beat
tells her he was afraid for her.  Later, the, ah, heroine, recognizes
Superman as her Daddy by his hands in a perfect completion to a
touching and very funny story.

My third hand made moment comes in "Montrose's Toast".  Phil
Atcliffe has Clark present Lois, "flaunting her, almost," to the
universe, lifting her with his hands on her waist, his grip "firm and
strong".  Reading the introduction, I thought it would never work, but
Phil's story is thrilling.

There are lots more, but in the words of Heb 11:32 KJV "What shall I
more say, for the time would fail me ...".  Oh, well, briefly, for
example, the relief at finding Terry's, er, Lois' hands folding that
brave letter in "The Last Goodbye" by Pam Jernigan, when you've been
wondering if it will be Clark's tear strained hands that cherish it;
and again, Lois' hands, this time soothing Clark, in "Lois Says (1)"
by Chris Mulder; then, both Lois and Clark's hands just about
everywhere in "A Whole New World": an IRC Round Robin; also, Clark's
hands and arms catching Lois in the IRC Round Robin, "A World Without
a Superman"; and the hands (only metaphorical) on the floor clock that
Mxyzptlk skips around "widdershins" or counter clockwise, in "Hickory
Mxyery Dock", An IRC Round Robin.

On the other hand, not to stretch a metaphor too far <whoops, too
late!>, there are other enduring images.  My next most favorite are
>from the superb wit of  Zoomway in "Cruise Control".  Several involve
Ralph and Scardino -- but Zoom makes them great anyway.

A green eyed Lois in Jeff Brogden's "Two become one", is part of a
delightful take on the Alt Universe.  Memorable also are Brogden's
picture of Alt Clark adjusting to life as Superman, and of the strong
bond formed between the Alt lovers.  (Another great contribution to
Alt is the Only You Series by Margaret Brignell, exploring Alt.
Clark's life.)

Perfectly Not Normal by Molly had flaming shoelaces!  Who could
forget the charming child of this story?  All the Next Gen or Early
Years stories were excellent: Not a Part of the Stars by Donna Hafner;
My Adventures With Superman by Kathryn Ann Kent;  Perfectly Not Normal
by Molly;  A Love So Long in the Making by Wendy Richards; and Full
Circle by Crystal Wimmer.  My admission is specific, because my first
impulse was not to 'waste time' with these, but it ended up as one of
my favourite sections.

When it comes to completely perfect, the IRC Round Robins, TUFS, and
S5/S6 have to be mentioned.  The ends of both Seasons: "It's Time" by
Pam Jernigan (S5, Episode #22;), and "Full Circle: A New Day" by all
the TUFS authors, are terrific.  So is the two part opener of S6:
"Strained Relations" and "For the Good of the Child" by Chris Mulder,
Pam Jernigan, and Barb (S6, Episodes #1 and #2).

Although her take on Sam Lane is not mine, Genevieve Clemens' earnest
and well executed "Yet Each Man Kills" is an intriguing example of the
Shakespeare element of Lois and Clark, i.e. like Shakespeare's plays,
the material can credibly be used in many ways.

Which leads to "Much Ado About..." by Phil Atcliffe, a very clever
'marriage' of The New Adventures of Superman and Shakespeare.

Please forgive me if your story wasn't mentioned.  All the nominees
are winners, and so are the readers.  Thanks, FoLCs!  See you at the
Kerths.

klair El (glad-handing away)

hess2@mindspring.com
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Actually, I had planned to join the discussion on the Arab terrorists in
Jenni Debbage's story, "Suffer the Little Children," but I've been off-line
for three days, so I'm late responding to this.

At 01:37 PM 3/23/99 -0000, LabRat wrote:
>No, nor me. And whereas it is true that there *are* people out there who
>can't distinguish between the basic logical concept that there are bad
>apples in every barrel, but that doesn't make every barrel of apples bad, I
>truly believe that they are much fewer in number than we like to think.

That's all true, guys, but I also know it doesn't have anything to do with
the emotional response to seeing members of a group you belong to *always*
portrayed as brainless, useless, or (in this case) villainous.  To give you
an example that most of us can identify with:  how much do you like reading
a series of stories in which all the female characters function as little
more than arm decorations (hood ornaments :) for either the hero or villain?

Some of you may not be old enough, but I can still remember how delighted I
was when Princess Leia grabbed the laser pistol from Luke and took charge of
her own rescue.  Fall 1977.  It was fist-in-the-air time, feeling like,
"Yeah!  Women aren't just helpless little creatures sitting around waiting
to be rescued!  They can be senators and be brave and smart and willing to
fight for a cause."  And that was a reaction to (in my case) two decades of
material that consistently portrayed girls as helpless, passive, unable to
lead.

How *you* and people like you are portrayed in print and on screen really
*does* matter--especially if it's part of a consistent portrayal.  So how do
we writers avoid adding to the negative picture?  Certainly not by picking
on white, American males for our villains, as movies of the week have done
(guys get tired of being dumped on, too :).  I think we deal with it by
providing balance:  if members of some group are villainous or stupid, then
other members can appear in the story as normal people (i.e. the elementary
teacher at the new year's party could have been Jordanian or something) or
actively help the heroes (could an NIA agent have been of Middle Eastern
descent?).

I know, that sounds so damned PC, which I really hate.  If someone else has
a better suggestion, I'd be happy to listen.

Sheila
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    Due to a major hard drive crash I was unable to respond, and thank,
all of the wonderful people who offered to read my work in progress and
help me with it.  I would like to take this opportunity to say thanks.
THANKS!
Since I lost everything in the crash, and before anyone asks if I "back
up onto floppies?"
I don't want to get into a discussion about compulsive behavior. <BG>  I
would like to ask again if I could get some help with the new story I
have been writing.  I know the Kerth Awards has everyone scurrying
around, but if anyone is free.
    Also, I was wondering if there is any action being started against
TNT for putting on that other show in L&C's time slot?
I always make a point of turning the channel right after B5 in hopes
that others are doing the same.  Maybe they will get the hint if their
ratings start falling at that time.
    Well, that's it for now.  Sure is great to be able to read the posts
again.

Desert Rat
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Date:         Sat, 27 Mar 1999 11:50:57 -0800
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From:         Eileen Barnard <eileen@BARNARD70.FREESERVE.CO.UK>
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Hi

Can any of you FOLCs out there help me.

I downloaded a Desktop Theme from the net a couple of weeks ago.  This =
includes a little Superman cursor that changes its clothes while you are =
waiting for a programme to open, the L&C theme tune when windows opens =
and L&C saying goodnight to each other when windows closes, plus all the =
other natty little desktop icon changes etc.

Unfortunately, I can't remember where I got it from.  Can anybody help?

Regards
Eileen B

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Date:         Sat, 27 Mar 1999 11:52:40 -0800
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Mary

Sorry but I can't remember the URL but I have appealed to the list for
anyone to help.

Will let you know as soon as have the info and you will love it believe me -
it's really great.

Regards
Eileen B
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I saved a message sent out by Patricia Chernenko re: printing out
stories and conserving paper by changing to Landscape mode and printing
out 2 columns.

I have figured out how to change the font setting, and how to change the
paper to Landscape mode but for the life of me, I can't figure out how
to print in two columns.

My computer has Microsoft software - Windows 98.  I've been saving the
stories in Notepad.

Would someone more computer literate than I, please email me privately
to talk me through this.

Thanks,
Irene
sirenegold@hotmail.com
sirengold on IRC
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Date:         Sat, 27 Mar 1999 05:08:27 PST
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On the IRC the other night, someone (can't remember who) was looking for
fanfic about the Smart Kids from season 1.

Does anyone know if there are any stories in the archives that deal with
them?

Thanks
Irene
sirenegold@hotmail.com
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Date:         Sat, 27 Mar 1999 10:33:53 EST
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In a message dated 3/23/99 2:41:51 AM !!!First Boot!!!, debby@SWCP.COM
writes:

<<
 Yes! Clark was only shown standing up to Deter, but it took a machine to
 bring back Lois's memory, argh... >>
 I don't see that's relevant.  Her memory was returning in the previous
episode so what's the difference if it was finished by a machine. Besides,
at
the beginning of the episode, it was clear that Clark would no longer sit
back
and let Lois leave go again.

As for season6 - I can hardly wait too but mostly because Lex is such an
evil
character he deserves to be taken down and taken down good.  Enough with the
comics having him once again on 'top of the world.'   Come on everyone, Phil
promised we would see Lex foiled.  Don't let us down.

Charlotte
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In a message dated 3/23/99 3:35:50 AM !!!First Boot!!!,
jernigan@COMPUSERVE.COM writes:

<<
 Ack! (speaks the author of S6 ep01) I've bored you, so you quit
 reading... terribly sorry, and I assure you, it does get better... I
 suspect you'll find ep02 *quite* interesting, and unexpected... :-) >>

Boring no way.  Matter of fact the ending upset me so much - who could be
bored - that I couldn't read it in my usual detail until after episode 2
came
out.

Charlotte
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From:         Eileen Barnard <eileen@BARNARD70.FREESERVE.CO.UK>
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I have reada lot of the messages regarding Jenni's story and I wasn't going
to join in but there are some things I would like to say.

Unfortunately for Jennie, whatever group of people from whatever culture she
chose to use as the villains in her story, would have stirred up a hornet's
nest.

In my opinion the story should be looked at primarily as a work of fiction,
something to be appreciated and enjoyed for the work itself whether you
agree with the content or not.  Of course, Jennie could have chosen a
different group to base her villains on - she could have chosen the IRA for
instance but I am sure that she would have been bombarded by Irish fans
accusing her of stereotyping Irish people or Germans if she had chosen to
use Nazis.

Of course most intelligent people don't think every Arab they meet is a
potential terrorist, just as they don't think every Irish person is a member
of the IRA,  I certainly didn't get that impression from this story.

Actually, I felt more annoyed with Lois and Clark in a lot of ways because I
felt that they weren't giving as much time and thought to their children as
they could have because of their jobs, specially Julian who really needed
them at quite a vulnerable time in his life.

I think a lot of the mail I have read on this subject has been really
thought provoking but I don't think everybody will ever agree and there will
always be somebody out there who thinks they are being got at when a story
of this kind is published.  I personally don't think this should stop others
>from writing stories that they obviously feel strongly about.

Kind regards
Eileen B

-----Original Message-----
From: Sheila Harper <sharper@CNCC.CC.CO.US>
To: LOISCLA-GENERAL-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU
<LOISCLA-GENERAL-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU>
Date: 26 March 1999 21:00
Subject: Re: Suffer the Little Children

>Actually, I had planned to join the discussion on the Arab terrorists in
>Jenni Debbage's story, "Suffer the Little Children," but I've been off-line
>for three days, so I'm late responding to this.
>
>At 01:37 PM 3/23/99 -0000, LabRat wrote:
>>No, nor me. And whereas it is true that there *are* people out there who
>>can't distinguish between the basic logical concept that there are bad
>>apples in every barrel, but that doesn't make every barrel of apples bad,
I
>>truly believe that they are much fewer in number than we like to think.
>
>That's all true, guys, but I also know it doesn't have anything to do with
>the emotional response to seeing members of a group you belong to *always*
>portrayed as brainless, useless, or (in this case) villainous.  To give you
>an example that most of us can identify with:  how much do you like reading
>a series of stories in which all the female characters function as little
>more than arm decorations (hood ornaments :) for either the hero or
villain?
>
>Some of you may not be old enough, but I can still remember how delighted I
>was when Princess Leia grabbed the laser pistol from Luke and took charge
of
>her own rescue.  Fall 1977.  It was fist-in-the-air time, feeling like,
>"Yeah!  Women aren't just helpless little creatures sitting around waiting
>to be rescued!  They can be senators and be brave and smart and willing to
>fight for a cause."  And that was a reaction to (in my case) two decades of
>material that consistently portrayed girls as helpless, passive, unable to
>lead.
>
>How *you* and people like you are portrayed in print and on screen really
>*does* matter--especially if it's part of a consistent portrayal.  So how
do
>we writers avoid adding to the negative picture?  Certainly not by picking
>on white, American males for our villains, as movies of the week have done
>(guys get tired of being dumped on, too :).  I think we deal with it by
>providing balance:  if members of some group are villainous or stupid, then
>other members can appear in the story as normal people (i.e. the elementary
>teacher at the new year's party could have been Jordanian or something) or
>actively help the heroes (could an NIA agent have been of Middle Eastern
>descent?).
>
>I know, that sounds so damned PC, which I really hate.  If someone else has
>a better suggestion, I'd be happy to listen.
>
>Sheila
>
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Hi all,

Eileen B. posted her comments on this story, and I went to the archive to
retrieve it but was unable to locate it either under author or title.  Any
suggestions?

Thanks!
Dawn
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From:         Eileen Barnard <eileen@BARNARD70.FREESERVE.CO.UK>
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Irene

If you have a word processing programme, such as Microsoft Word then what
you need to do is to save them in that format as Text has very limited
applications.

Once you have saved the story into a document then select the whole page and
make the changes to font and text size etc (I use Ariel 7 or 8).  While you
still have the whole thing highlighted chose the column function and chose
however many columns you think will fit comfortable onto a page.  After that
you need to go into Page Set-up and save as landscape.  (I personally don't
change to landscape because I bind my stories into flat ring binders and I
find portrait easier to read.)  This sounds really complicated but it only
takes a few seconds once you have done it a couple of times.

When you go to print tell the PC to print all the odd pages then when it has
done this put the paper back in the other way around and ask it to print odd
pages.

Some printers have an economy mode and will let you print on both sides of
the paper but mine at home doesn't.  If yours does then use that print
function.

I hope this is clear but feel free to mail me for further help.

Kind regards
Eileen B
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From: irene d <sirenegold@HOTMAIL.COM>
To: LOISCLA-GENERAL-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU
<LOISCLA-GENERAL-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU>
Date: 27 March 1999 04:39
Subject: Tech. question re: printing out stories

>I saved a message sent out by Patricia Chernenko re: printing out
>stories and conserving paper by changing to Landscape mode and printing
>out 2 columns.
>
>I have figured out how to change the font setting, and how to change the
>paper to Landscape mode but for the life of me, I can't figure out how
>to print in two columns.
>
>My computer has Microsoft software - Windows 98.  I've been saving the
>stories in Notepad.
>
>Would someone more computer literate than I, please email me privately
>to talk me through this.
>
>Thanks,
>Irene
>sirenegold@hotmail.com
>sirengold on IRC
>Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
>
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Eileen wrote:
>>I downloaded a Desktop Theme from the net a couple of weeks ago.  This
includes a little Superman cursor that changes its clothes while you are
waiting for a programme to open, the L&C theme tune when windows opens and
L&C saying goodnight to each other when windows closes, plus all the other
natty little desktop icon changes etc.

Unfortunately, I can't remember where I got it from.  Can anybody help? <<

For Eileen and anyone else that's interested, that's the theme and
screensaver from my website:  http://www.ida.net/users/davek.  Enjoy.  ;)

Erin  :)
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Date:         Sat, 27 Mar 1999 13:10:25 -0500
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Charlotte Fisler wrote:
> In a message dated 3/23/99 3:35:50 AM !!!First Boot!!!,
> jernigan@COMPUSERVE.COM writes:
>
> <<
>  Ack! (speaks the author of S6 ep01) I've bored you, so you quit
>  reading... terribly sorry, and I assure you, it does get better... I
>  suspect you'll find ep02 *quite* interesting, and unexpected... :-) >>
>
> Boring no way.  Matter of fact the ending upset me so much - who could be
> bored - that I couldn't read it in my usual detail until after episode 2
came
> out.
> Charlotte

I didn't find it boring either.  In fact, I posted some comments about
it to the reader review section of the Season 6 website -- I think I did
that on Tuesday or Wednesday.  Anyway, I also hope (if I have time) to
post to the website some comments on Episode 2 as well.  I really had a
lot of -- or at least significant -- questions about the plot decisions
of the second story.

Sandy
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Date:         Sat, 27 Mar 1999 18:47:30 -0800
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From:         Eileen Barnard <eileen@BARNARD70.FREESERVE.CO.UK>
Subject:      Re: An Alternate Beginning
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Dawn

I really am perplexed about this as I have just logged on to where I found
it and there it is.

I may have mislead you slightly saying it was in the archives.  Did you try
http://listserv.indiana.edu/archives/loiscla-general-l.html?
That is where I found it in January 1999 Week 3.

I should warn you that Tanya mailed me privately and said that she was
surprised it was there because she had wanted to make some changes before it
was submitted.

I did save it to disk and I am attaching a copy for you in case you still
can't find it.  I really liked it a lot and I hope you do as well.

Kind regards
Eileen

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To: LOISCLA-GENERAL-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU
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Date: 27 March 1999 07:21
Subject: An Alternate Beginning

>Hi all,
>
>Eileen B. posted her comments on this story, and I went to the archive to
>retrieve it but was unable to locate it either under author or title.  Any
>suggestions?
>
>Thanks!
>Dawn
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Date:         Sat, 27 Mar 1999 12:59:20 -0600
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This looks like it might have been a personal email that was sent to the
list accidentally, but I just wanted to remind everyone (especially those
newer members of this list) that attachments are not allowed to be sent
through this listserv.

If it was supposed to be personal email, just another example of how we all
need to check the addresses carefully.  :)

Kathy

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Date:         Sat, 27 Mar 1999 13:03:03 -0600
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At 6:47 PM -0800 3/27/99, Eileen Barnard wrote:

>I may have mislead you slightly saying it was in the archives.  Did you try
>http://listserv.indiana.edu/archives/loiscla-general-l.html?
>That is where I found it in January 1999 Week 3.
>
>I should warn you that Tanya mailed me privately and said that she was
>surprised it was there because she had wanted to make some changes before
it
>was submitted.

To clarify, all posts to this listserv are *automatically* archived at the
above site.  If you make a post here, it *will* be posted to the listserv
archive site.  In fact, it will be posted to the listserv archive within
moments of it being posted to the listserv.

However, stories posted here are *not* automatically submitted to the L&C
Fanfic Archive.  Authors must submit their stories to the Fanfic Archive
separately.

Kathy

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Date:         Sat, 27 Mar 1999 20:47:56 +0100
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Hi Folcs :-)
Eileen wrote:
>>> Unfortunately for Jennie, whatever group of people from whatever culture
she
chose to use as the villains in her story, would have stirred up a hornet's
nest.
In my opinion the story should be looked at primarily as a work of fiction,
something to be appreciated and enjoyed for the work itself whether you
agree with the content or not.<<<

I think I should explain that IMHO the discussion is not about Jenny's story
(that I still haven't even read yet, but I will <g>, I promise!), but a more
general discussion about stereotypes used in fanfictions and the 'real'
series.
It's very clear to me and I'm sure to everyone else that she didn't mean to
insult anyone's opinion or religion or whatever.

It was just the point that she *did* use a stereotype-gangster that lead to
this
discussion. And as most poeple stated it's absolutely okay to do that. But I
also
think Sheila had a point when she wrote:

>>>That's all true, guys, but I also know it doesn't have anything to do
with the
emotional response to seeing members of a group you belong to *always*
portrayed
as brainless, useless, or (in this case) villainous.<<<

You know that is why I didn't like Heidi. Why does *every* German has to be
a
Nazi, even if the plot doesn't require it at all? Heidi could have been
german
and nasty and dumb and bad and *everything* without adding this little
"extra",
but she was German so let's make her a Nazi, too, even if the story is
playing in
our present time here and even if it is totally unnessecary for the story.
That
point was what hurt me in the first case.

And another thing to Heidi: I think it was Labrat who wrote that humor can't
easily be judged and she used the example "Life is beautiful", which in many
ways
is a funny movie and plays during the Holocaust. I agree with that, but in
"life
is beautiful" humor is used to touch. Heidi in "OP" was only a parody and
the
only cause that she was there was to make us laugh. Lois and Clark was a
family
show. I don't think parents in the USA would have liked it if a character of
the
show who was intended to be funny was shown singing a racistic (is that even
a
word? I mean a song that is connected to racism) song.

BTW, did I mention that except Heidi I *loved* OP? So even if the author (I
still
don't know who it was) created her, I still would tell him that he  did a
great
job. It didn't hurt me *so* much <g>. It's just a little flaw in the picture
and
for me, it was a sign for a typical "thoughtlessness" that happens to
probably
everyone of us. Because everyone of us has prejudices and stereotypes
without
even consciously knowing them. It can't be totally avoided.

For example, I noticed when I thought about the episode in connection with
this
discussion here, that *I* snickered very much about Spencer Spencer's idea
of
Step aerobic. And then suddenly I realized that handicapped people among the
viewers probably didn't found that very funny, too.

>>> I think a lot of the mail I have read on this subject has been really
thought
provoking but I don't think everybody will ever agree and there will always
be
somebody out there who thinks they are being got at when a story of this
kind is
published.  I personally don't think this should stop others from writing
stories
that they obviously feel strongly about.<<<

Hey, Eileen, when did we ever had a thread on this list where we all agreed
<g>?
And I hope no discussion on this list will ever keep an author from writing
a
story!

Sheila wrote:
>>>I think we deal with it by providing balance:  if members of some group
are
villainous or stupid, then other members can appear in the story as normal
people
<<<

Oh yes, a story with 'normal' Germans... that would be something new! But
I'm
afraid it would be boring <g>. I guess we normal Germans are boring...
yawn...
even *I* fell asleep if I have to read a story about us ;-P

take care
Nicole (who will now be killed on the german L&C list for creating a new
stereotype: Germans are not necessarily Nazis, but they're boring.)

AKA CKgroupie on IRC
NKWolke@t-online.de
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Date:         Sat, 27 Mar 1999 14:47:47 EST
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From:         "Always keep your bowler on in times of stress and watch out
for
              diabolical masterminds." <kubitc@KENYON.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Suffer the Little Children

Sheila wrote:
<< How *you* and people like you are portrayed in print and on screen really
*does* matter--especially if it's part of a consistent portrayal. [snip] I
think we deal with it by providing balance:  if members of some group are
villainous or stupid, then other members can appear in the story as normal
people (i.e. the elementary teacher at the new year's party could have been
Jordanian or something) or actively help the heroes (could an NIA agent have
been of Middle Eastern descent?).

I know, that sounds so damned PC, which I really hate.  If someone else has
a better suggestion, I'd be happy to listen. >>

I think this is a great suggestion, Sheila, and I think this was probably
the
original intent of political correctness: avoiding stereotypes because they
are
bound to hurt eventually. It's too bad that some people have taken PCness so
far to the extreme that it's now despised.

Another point about character stereotypes-- A while back I read a fanfic
with
some glaringly obvious stereotypes about boys and girls. Not men and women,
but
boys and girls- i.e. what they liked to play, wear, do, etc. The part that
bothered me most wasn't that the writer had stereotypical characters (though
it
was upsetting that Lois and Clark were doing the majority of the
stereotyping),
rather, it was that *every* character involved in scenes where the
stereotypes
were used agreed with them.

Which makes me think that the stereotypes belonged to the author, not the
characters. I think if you want to use a stereotype, whether it's in a
discussion that characters have or in an actual character, you have to be
sure
to show that you don't subscribe to the stereotype yourself. If, for
instance,
you're using the stereotype that all little boys like to play sports and no
little girls do, you should have a little boy who doesn't like sports, or a
little girl who does, or have a character remark on the clear gender
stereotypes present in the situation. Otherwise, you risk offending readers.

-Christy (who wrote a long feedback e-mail to the aforementioned author but
never heard anything back)
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Date:         Sat, 27 Mar 1999 15:09:02 EST
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In a message dated 3/26/99 8:07:56 AM Central Standard Time,
JCWimmer@AOL.COM
writes:

<< Well, I don't think steriotypes are always bad... it depends on how they
are
 used.  >>

I definitely agree. I always think of Mindy Church and what made her a great
villain. When she was first introduced, all the "dumb blonde bimbo" alarm
bells rang, but she was far from dumb <g>  She's a good example of turning a
stereotype into a "surprise" ;)

>>>One other thing, if you do decide to go with a "real" character, do some
research.<<<

Best advice possible, Crys! This applies across the board in writing. If
some
element is unfamiliar ground, research it and make it *sound* authentic.
Every
profession, hobby or craft has a "lingo".  Because of my sister's
profession,
I can tell you about inside row jumpers, rounding boards and sweeps. What
does
she do? She carves carousel horses and has also built two miniature
carousels
;)  And trust me, I could write *very* realistic dialog about a wife trying
to
help her husband do repairs on an old GMC pickup truck <g>

"Okay, now hand me the five-sixteenths wrench. The offset open-end, boxed-in
one."

"The what?"

An exasperated sigh, one of so many that afternoon, roiled up from beneath
the
old, red and white "Jimmy".

The blue jean clad legs and booted feet began to move, dragging the man from
his dark, underbelly vigil.  Soon his stained t-shirt, the victim of the oil
pan fiasco earlier that day, followed the legs, and finally the grimy,
sweaty
face of the husband appeared.

He did not look at, nor speak to his wife as he plodded to the tool box and
extracted the wrench in question. Then, as if possessed by the spirit of a
long dead, sadistic school master, approached his wife, bent down to her eye
level, and held the tool in front of her face.

He traced a finger along the odd bends. "Offset," he said, and then slid a
finger around a crescent-shaped end, "Open-end."  He continued in his
perfunctory lecture tone as he placed a finger through the circular end,
"Boxed-in." Lastly, he tapped a finger on the shaft indicating the size
stamped there. "Five-sixteenths!"

The wife, who had finally had *all* she was going to take, especially
considering she was only helping because her husband's "buddy" had backed
out,
grabbed the wrench from her husband, thrust a finger through the circular
end
aggressively, and shouted, "You!"

Okay, the above vignette could said to be about stereotypes (another thread
on
the list) but it also happens to be a *true* story <g> It also illustrates
that sometime life itself is the best "research lab" you'll ever have when
it
comes to creating characters and dialog and making all of it sound
realistic.

Zoomway@aol.com (don't get me started on the day he wanted help with the
transmission ;)
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Date:         Sat, 27 Mar 1999 13:14:19 PST
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I didn't think that this comment would escalate as much as it did, but
there were some points brought up that do need to be answered to.

>Unfortunately for Jennie, whatever group of people from whatever
culture she
>chose to use as the villains in her story, would have stirred up a
hornet's
>nest.
>
>In my opinion the story should be looked at primarily as a work of
fiction,
>something to be appreciated and enjoyed for the work itself whether you
>agree with the content or not.  Of course, Jennie could have chosen a
>different group to base her villains on - she could have chosen the IRA
for
>instance but I am sure that she would have been bombarded by Irish fans
>accusing her of stereotyping Irish people or Germans if she had chosen
to
>use Nazis.
>

What makes it so that you *have* to classify the villain from being from
one race or the other?  That just angers and hurts the people in which
you choose to put the villain in.  The villain does not have to be given
such a specific race, religion, and lifestyle.  This, unknowingly, will
effect any audience's view of that people, especially if that
perspective is used by many media and in many stories.  In my opinion,
the author did not have to show that the villain was Arab, just as she
didn't have to show that he was Irish, German, or any other race.  Too
many movies and t.v. shows make it painstakingly obvious that Arab
countries are the source of many terrorist attacks and are places of
destruction.  Look at the world's view of Lebanon.  Many movies say, for
example from "The Long Kiss Goodnight," "I got out of Beirut, I'm sure I
can get out of New Jersey."  When so many media show a country like
that, it becomes a part of everyday thinking, whether it was the
author's intention to do so or not.  I have known many Arabs who have
suffered from such stereotypes and have been treated poorly because of
it.  This is NOT an attack on the author, for as she had sent in a
message before, she did not mean to attack Arabs but just show a
conflict.  However, although I am sure that she did not mean harm, the
very fact that the villain was so specific adds to the general thought
of this view.
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In a message dated 3/27/99 12:51:19 PM Pacific Standard Time,
Zoomway@AOL.COM
writes:

>
>  "Okay, now hand me the five-sixteenths wrench. The offset open-end,
boxed-
in
>  one."
>
>  "The what?"
>
>  An exasperated sigh, one of so many that afternoon, roiled up from
beneath
> the
>  old, red and white "Jimmy".
>
>  The blue jean clad legs and booted feet began to move, dragging the man
from
>  his dark, underbelly vigil.  Soon his stained t-shirt, the victim of the
oil
>  pan fiasco earlier that day, followed the legs, and finally the grimy,
> sweaty
>  face of the husband appeared.
>
>  He did not look at, nor speak to his wife as he plodded to the tool box
and
>  extracted the wrench in question. Then, as if possessed by the spirit of
a
>  long dead, sadistic school master, approached his wife, bent down to her
eye
>  level, and held the tool in front of her face.
>
>  He traced a finger along the odd bends. "Offset," he said, and then slid
a
>  finger around a crescent-shaped end, "Open-end."  He continued in his
>  perfunctory lecture tone as he placed a finger through the circular end,
>  "Boxed-in." Lastly, he tapped a finger on the shaft indicating the size
>  stamped there. "Five-sixteenths!"
>
>  The wife, who had finally had *all* she was going to take, especially
>  considering she was only helping because her husband's "buddy" had backed
> out,
>  grabbed the wrench from her husband, thrust a finger through the circular
> end
>  aggressively, and shouted, "You!"
>
>  Okay, the above vignette could said to be about stereotypes (another
thread
> on
>  the list) but it also happens to be a *true* story <g> It also
illustrates
>  that sometime life itself is the best "research lab" you'll ever have
when
> it
>  comes to creating characters and dialog and making all of it sound
realistic.
>
>
>  Zoomway@aol.com (don't get me started on the day he wanted help with the
>  transmission ;)

ROTFL.... great zoom... I may not stop laughing today.  I needed that :)
-Crys-
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In a message dated 99-03-27 15:51:16 EST, NKWolke@T-ONLINE.DE writes:

<<  I guess we normal Germans are boring... yawn...
 even *I* fell asleep if I have to read a story about us ;-P >>

Well, you sell yourself short, Nicole! I know some very nice, not at all
boring folks in Germany (NOT, however, FOLCs).

--Laurie
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In a message dated 99-03-27 15:51:19 EST, Zoomway@AOL.COM writes:

<< Best advice possible, Crys! This applies across the board in writing. If
some
 element is unfamiliar ground, research it and make it *sound* authentic. >>

Yes, I recall Isaac Asimov once saying (or maybe writing) that he wasn't
really an expert on anything, but he was an expert at sounding like an
expert.
This from a man with books published on numerous topics.

--Laurie
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"Charity Begins at Home" by Sandy McDermin (S5, Episode #19) was
supposed to be mentioned in my paragraph on Season 5/6, and my
apologies for the omission.  My post was centered on images, and
Sandy's story stays with me more because of the excellent writing.
There's a wonderful, complicated plot, great Lois and Clark
interaction, and truly remarkable villains, but best of all is the
clever use of the newspaper stories at the end, each with their own
style and content.  This is such a wonderful device, and Sandy pulls
it off perfectly.  (The Michael Landes story is especially dear to me
because, even before Sandy wrote that part, a story of mine (*still*
in the works) has the original Jimmy working overseas for the Daily
Planet European Office.)

klair El
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I was just wondering how soon will the results of the awards be posted
on the net.  I am one of those unfortunate souls whose server is not
powerful to support IRC, but I can read the stories and am anxiously
waiting for the results.  I voted for the first time this year and hope
that my faves win.

Thanks.  Sue
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Just got the email for the winners.  Congrats to all the winners.  They
were all great stories.  Am looking forward to reading a lot more fanfic
this year.

Sue
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In the hectic rush of the ceramony, despite my ramble, I feel that I didn't
have the opportuntiy to thank all those that made this award possible to me,
nor explain the depth of feeling in receiving this honor...

I was able to thank Anne Ciotola and Annie Lansbury, my friends.  What I
didn't have time to share is that they were also my saviours this year.
Throught the process of dealing with a faulty marriage, seriously ill child,
and financial difficulty... they helped preserve my sanity.  When my only
release was my writing, they praised my efforts, they encouraged my
continuation, and they held my hand.  I will never forget coming online at 3
in the morning after explaining to my husband that a psychiatrist wanted to
put me on antidepressants... and his anger at that prospect... and the
support
>from Anne when she said... "I couldn't sleep... I thought you might need
me."
These are not online buddies... they are my sisters.

I was able to thank KathyB for her discussions leading to Full Circle, but I
wasn't able to explain her involvement in beginning my writing.  She was
instrumental in helping me to find my way through IRC, and kept it
interesting
enough for me to come back, even when I saw no point.  She was the one that
told me to "go for it" when I mentioned a story, and she was my first editor
in One Night Alone... thank you, Kathy... from the bottom of my heart.

Thanks also to Phil Atcliffe for his editing genious, and all those others
who
read Full Circle before it's editing and offered suggestions and
improvements,
found the holes in the plot, and kept me motivated to finish.  Thanks for
all
those that put up with it's unusual method of distribution, and tolerated
the
typos and gramatical errors to find the story beneith.  Thank you to the
readers that were willing to tolerate a massive WHAM and a plot that had
less
L&C than most.

Thanks to the Authors that got me interested in fanfic... the ones that made
me think, "I want to do that, too."  To Zoomway, Chris Mulder, Erin Klinger,
Kathy Brown, Peace Everett, and Demi... without your inspiration, I never
could have begun to write.  Not only is it a release for me, but also
something that I can be proud of... I thank you all for that self esteem.

This award means more to me than you will ever know... it shows that
something
good came out of last year... something worth remembering... and that means
more to me than you will know.

Thanks to all who voted, and read, and made the Kerth's a reality... I will
never be able to repay my gratitude... but I have tried :)

-Crys-
Crystal Wimmer
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Well, FoLCs, another Kerths Awards ceremony is in the history
books, and what a great ceremony it was.  It's always fun to get
together with other FoLCs, but when you can get that many of us
together in one place and at one time, it's kind of like magic. :-)

There were lots of laughs and some wonderful, waffy moments, and
crazy FoLC moments, and inside jokes that only we could appreciate.
An event like that makes me glad all over again to be a part of this
group.  I was delighted to see so many new writers get nominated this
year, which makes me think that FoLCdom will be around for a long
time to come.

Thanks again to the organizers, to the FoLCs who nominated stories,
and the FoLCs who voted for the stories, and especially to all the
writers out there, busy keeping L&C alive for all of us.  And I also
want to thank everyone of you who voted for my stories.  It was
lovely to win another Kerth, but even more special to be nominated
again this year, especially since I haven't been able to write as much
as I would have liked.

Thanks everyone, and keep those stories coming! :-)

--Chris

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Date:         Sat, 27 Mar 1999 19:24:13 -0700
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Hi everyone!

I just had to write a quick note to everyone saying thank you for making
this year's Kerth Awards such a huge success!  I'm not sure how many people
we had in #kerthawards  and  #kerthchat.  Maybe Zoom or Kathy know??  But at
any rate, there was a lot, and we all had a really great time!  ;)  And I
know the ceremony would NOT have been NEARLY as successful if it hadn't been
for Pam, our dedicated Kerth Ceremony coordinator, for all her organization
of this perfectly organized event.  And many thanks to all who helped her by
volunteering their time and skills by helping with the ceremony, including
all our wonderful presenters, voicers, ops, Anne-our-Wav-Jokey <g>,
Kathy-the-bouncer-and-overall helper, Demi-our-overall-helper, Ellen and
Yvonne for their hysterical commercials, and on and on... (I really hope I'm
not missing anyone here!)

One final ballot count note:  I was mistaken when I said before that we had
147.  After sorting them through it all, it turns out we had *231*!!  That's
a lot of participation!  I'm indebted to you all for making this year's
Kerth Awards a success.  Without you, it would have been very boring and
lonely. <g>

And I would be very selfish if I didn't take a moment to say *thank you* to
everyone who voted for my stories!  It means the world to me to be
nominated - and even win - for stories I've written!  It gives me the
motivation to keep on writing.  <g>  Thank you all VERY much, not only for
your votes, but for your support for this Kerth project overall!  FoLCdome
is truly a great place.  ;)

A final note from your very tired (but very happy ;) Kerth-Coordinator,

Erin  :)
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years that count, it's the moments...right now, as they happen."
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In a message dated 3/27/99 9:33:05 PM Central Standard Time, erink@ida.net
writes:

<< I just had to write a quick note to everyone saying thank you for making
 this year's Kerth Awards such a huge success!  I'm not sure how many people
 we had in #kerthawards  and  #kerthchat.  Maybe Zoom or Kathy know??  >>

I think it may have reached 90 or very nearly at one point (I know it was
over
80) on the awards channel, Erin.  For the record, even when Lois and Clark,
as
a series, was at the top of its success, the record for people on the
channel
was 103, I believe, for the 3rd season premier We Have a Lot to Talk About.
So I can't emphasize enough how impressive the awards turnout was, because
we're talking about a show that has been off the are for two years (new
episodes)  That not only speaks volumes regarding the lasting love of the
series but also the love of fanfic inspired by the series.

It also gives me a chance to congratulate all the winners and the
"producers"
of the Kerth Awards!  I also wanted to thank those of you who voted for the
SoulMates Chronicles, Moonlight on the Potomac and 3 Capes... I loved being
a
part of writing them and am proud they won and I thank my fellow writers
(coconspirators? ;) It was a *lot* of fun and went very smoothly (IRC smiled
upon us ;)  Congratulations everyone!

Zoomway@aol.com (suffering a post-Kerth Award party hangover ;)
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From:         "Demona (Angel Of The Night)" <nightangel@HOME.COM>
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Crystal, that was such a touching letter, and so humbling to read.

We've had several wonderful writers emerge this year to begin sharing their
visions with the rest of us, and I think we're all very lucky for that.
I've always felt that writing taps the soul, and certainly your stories
this year, as well as the stories of every other author who was honored in
tonight's gathering of nominees and readers, are testament to a tremendous
amount of talent.

Thank you for your kind words Crys, but as a fanfic writing colleague, and
as a friend I consider your work pretty darn inspirational too.  :)

I know I won't be alone in thanking all of the authors, new and senior, who
shared their work with us this year. :)

Demi
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"Far away, long ago, glowing dim as an ember.
Things my heart used to know, things it yearns to remember.."
- 'Anastasia' (excerpt: 'Once Upon A December')

I went to the doctor, I went to the mountain.
I looked to the children, I drank from the fountain.
There's more than one answer to these questions,
pointing me in a crooked line.
The less I seek my source for some definitive
The closer I am to fine.
                - Indigo Girls
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At 11:26 PM -0500 3/27/99, The Zoomway wrote:
>In a message dated 3/27/99 9:33:05 PM Central Standard Time, erink@ida.net
>writes:
>
><< I just had to write a quick note to everyone saying thank you for making
> this year's Kerth Awards such a huge success!  I'm not sure how many
people
> we had in #kerthawards  and  #kerthchat.  Maybe Zoom or Kathy know??  >>
>
>I think it may have reached 90 or very nearly at one point (I know it was
over
>80) on the awards channel, Erin.  For the record, even when Lois and Clark,
as
>a series, was at the top of its success, the record for people on the
channel
>was 103, I believe, for the 3rd season premier We Have a Lot to Talk About.

My count was for 80 people in #kerthawards, though I was busy enough that
the count could have increased while I was presenting/chatting.  As Zoom
said, we were just over 100 in the 3rd season, but at last year's Kerths, I
think we went as high as 130 or 140!  But like Zoom said, considering the
show has been off the air for 2 years, I am amazed that we had 231 people
vote and 80 come to this year's ceremony!!  I consider that an
*outstanding* turnout, and I was very pleased that you could all make it. :)

The awards aside, we had a wonderful time.  Just having that many FoLCs get
together for an evening of laughing, cheering and joking was incredible.  I
enjoyed myself fully this evening, and I hope everyone else did too.

And for those of you who were new to IRC this week due to the Kerths, come
on back! We'd love to chat with you more often on #loiscla. :)

Kathy

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Claire Hess wrote:
> "Charity Begins at Home" by Sandy McDermin (S5, Episode #19) was
> supposed to be mentioned in my paragraph on Season 5/6, and my
> apologies for the omission.

Yes, Claire almost lost that check I was sending her.  Could catch
Claire!

My post was centered on images, and
> Sandy's story stays with me more because of the excellent writing.
> There's a wonderful, complicated plot, great Lois and Clark
> interaction, and truly remarkable villains, but best of all is the
> clever use of the newspaper stories at the end, each with their own
> style and content.  This is such a wonderful device, and Sandy pulls
> it off perfectly.  (The Michael Landes story is especially dear to me
> because, even before Sandy wrote that part, a story of mine (*still*
> in the works) has the original Jimmy working overseas for the Daily
> Planet European Office.)
>
> klair El
> hess2@mindspring.com

You're a very kind person.  As a matter of fact, I was just talking
about you to a friend on Friday.  We were discussing our going on a much
needed getaway vacation, and I said how lovely it would be to go south
-- especially since some of your descriptions of your area of the
country sounded so relaxing.

Anyway, I thank you so much for making me smile this evening.

Congratulations to all whose work was recognized tonight....  Way to go,
Genevieve!

Sandy
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I am so very sorry that I was not able to attend.. I even download IRC for
that reason.. I downloaded it just a couple of days ago so I could attend!
Unfortunately, something came up.. I had to watch Dean Cain in "Best Men."
SInce all of you FoLC's had such a super time I am kind of sad, that I
didn't
attend.. =(  But I couldn't give up my one and only chance during this hard
time for me.. to see Dean in "Best Men.." so I guess there is always next
year
and the wonderful #loiscla!!!

Alexis ;-.)
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Date:         Sun, 28 Mar 1999 15:33:49 -0800
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I didn't mean to infer that you should have to classify the type or race of
the villain in the story and I am sorry if that's how my comments read.

All I meant to stress was that very often it is difficult not to do that,
just as I am sure that hurt is never intended when that happens.  I know
that in a lot of films and books that stereotypes are used and I'm not
saying that is right, very often it is just a case of the author maybe
having had some experience that effected his decision to do just that.  I'm
not saying it is right that should happen and there are a lot of films and
books that anger me for particular reasons and that reason is nearly always
because they have used stereotypes, ie implying the fact that every female,
slightly oveweight and over the age of 40 is incapable of taking an active
part in society!

I apologise once again if I upset or angered you, it was never my intention
to do that.

Kind regards
EileenB

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From: hala yamout <hala_y@HOTMAIL.COM>
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Date: 27 March 1999 12:44
Subject: Re: Suffer the Little Children

>I didn't think that this comment would escalate as much as it did, but
>there were some points brought up that do need to be answered to.
>
>>Unfortunately for Jennie, whatever group of people from whatever
>culture she
>>chose to use as the villains in her story, would have stirred up a
>hornet's
>>nest.
>>
>>In my opinion the story should be looked at primarily as a work of
>fiction,
>>something to be appreciated and enjoyed for the work itself whether you
>>agree with the content or not.  Of course, Jennie could have chosen a
>>different group to base her villains on - she could have chosen the IRA
>for
>>instance but I am sure that she would have been bombarded by Irish fans
>>accusing her of stereotyping Irish people or Germans if she had chosen
>to
>>use Nazis.
>>
>
>
>What makes it so that you *have* to classify the villain from being from
>one race or the other?  That just angers and hurts the people in which
>you choose to put the villain in.  The villain does not have to be given
>such a specific race, religion, and lifestyle.  This, unknowingly, will
>effect any audience's view of that people, especially if that
>perspective is used by many media and in many stories.  In my opinion,
>the author did not have to show that the villain was Arab, just as she
>didn't have to show that he was Irish, German, or any other race.  Too
>many movies and t.v. shows make it painstakingly obvious that Arab
>countries are the source of many terrorist attacks and are places of
>destruction.  Look at the world's view of Lebanon.  Many movies say, for
>example from "The Long Kiss Goodnight," "I got out of Beirut, I'm sure I
>can get out of New Jersey."  When so many media show a country like
>that, it becomes a part of everyday thinking, whether it was the
>author's intention to do so or not.  I have known many Arabs who have
>suffered from such stereotypes and have been treated poorly because of
>it.  This is NOT an attack on the author, for as she had sent in a
>message before, she did not mean to attack Arabs but just show a
>conflict.  However, although I am sure that she did not mean harm, the
>very fact that the villain was so specific adds to the general thought
>of this view.
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Can any of you kind FoLC out there help me with a couple of questions to =
do with a fanfic I am writing.

Just who can perform a wedding ceremony in the United States and can the =
ceremony be held anywhere?  Does the location have to be registered or =
is that up to the person performing the ceremony.

Also, is there a specific time lapse before applying for a license or =
can it be immediate - maybe this differs from state to state and if this =
is so, I need to know specifically about Kansas.  In the UK, if you want =
to get married in a hurry, you need a special license, is this the case =
in the US? =20

Also, what is the law regarding adoption?  Or does this differ from =
state to state?  I'm not really interested in a lot of legal jargon, =
just generalisation.  I tried to get some info from the net but I =
couldn't pin down anything specific - maybe there is a legal eagle out =
there who can give me these answers.

One more thing - what are the laws regarding child support?

Lastly, and I do mean it this time, thanks a lot in advance for your =
help, which I know will be helpful - it usually is.

Kind regards
Eileen B
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In a message dated 3/28/99 10:41:18 AM Eastern Standard Time,
eileen@BARNARD70.FREESERVE.CO.UK writes:

<< Just who can perform a wedding ceremony in the United States and can the
ceremony be held anywhere?  Does the location have to be registered or is
that
up to the person performing the ceremony.

>>> In most states either ordained ministers or justices of the peace may
perform marriage ceremonies.  They have to be registered with the state.
Some
religious denominations have rules about where marriages can take place, but
as far as I know, the states don't care, which is why people get married on
roller coasters, at tractor pulls, on top of mountains and while sky-diving.

 Also, is there a specific time lapse before applying for a license or can
it
be immediate - maybe this differs from state to state and if this is so, I
need to know specifically about Kansas.  In the UK, if you want to get
married
in a hurry, you need a special license, is this the case in the US?

 >>>  This varies from state to state.  In most states the waiting period is
3
days, but in Nevada, for example, there is no waiting period.  Special
licenses such as you have in the UK don't exist in the US.  Some states
don't
require marriage licenses at all, but I don't know about Kansas.

 Also, what is the law regarding adoption?  Or does this differ from state
to
state?  I'm not really interested in a lot of legal jargon, just
generalisation.  I tried to get some info from the net but I couldn't pin
down
anything specific - maybe there is a legal eagle out there who can give me
these answers.

>>> again this varies from state to state.  In some states there are longer
waiting periods than in others before adoptions are finalized.  Some are as
long as a year, others are about 3 months.  In most states there are
extensive
studies done by social service agencies to determine the fitness of the
prospective adoptive parents, but these rules usually don't apply in private
adoptions.

 One more thing - what are the laws regarding child support?
>
>> >>  Yet again, the laws vary from state to state, but generally speaking,
a
non-custodial parent is responsible for paying child support on a monthly
basis until a child is either 18 years of age or finishes high school.  In
some states, the amount is determined by set formulas based on the combined
income of both parents and then apportioned by the percentage of that
combined
income.  ( eg. in KY, if together parents make $100,000 a year, parents are
responsible for about $1300 / month for 2 children.  So if the non-custodial
parent makes 60% of the income, he or she must pay the custodial parent 60%
of
$1300 each month.)  In other states it is less pre-determined, but the needs
of the children and the income level of both parents is taken into account.
When parents have joint custody, there is often no official child support.
Each parent is expected to pay half of things like clothers, etc.  If,
however, a child is adopted, then the birth parents are not responsible for
any child support at all.

Ann
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At 11:23 AM 3/28/99 EST, Ann E. McBride wrote:
>In a message dated 3/28/99 10:41:18 AM Eastern Standard Time,
>eileen@BARNARD70.FREESERVE.CO.UK writes:
>
><< Just who can perform a wedding ceremony in the United States and can the
>ceremony be held anywhere?  Does the location have to be registered or is
that
>up to the person performing the ceremony.
>
>>>> In most states either ordained ministers or justices of the peace may
>perform marriage ceremonies.  They have to be registered with the state.

These laws are in a constant state of flux.  When I first got married in
Colorado, there were a number of regulations:  a minister or JP had to
perform the ceremony, you had to take a blood test, there was a waiting
period (mostly for time to get the results of the blood test).  Eighteen
years later (i.e. 5 years ago), I went to the county clerk's office with my
fiance's and my information, paid $20, and got the marriage license.  Since
we were remarrying in a private home ceremony and writing our own vows, I
asked a bunch of questions and found out basically that all he and I had to
do was sign the license in front of witnesses and we were married.  In fact,
had he gone to the clerk's office with me, we could have signed it in front
of the clerk and we would have been legally married right then!  And I
thought it was easy in Nevada!

Because of that, you really need to find out about the particular state
(Kansas?) and the particular time in which your story occurs.  Even a native
Kansan would have to make a trip to the county clerk and recorder's office
to find out the present laws (unless one of our FoLCs just got married
there), but that wouldn't tell you anything about a different time (Martha
and Jonathan 39 years ago, for example).  Your best bet might be to write to
a county clerk and recorder in Kansas and ask directly.

Sheila Harper
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From:         April Story <AStory2873@AOL.COM>
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Hiyas =)

Well, now that everyone is making plans to catch Teri in Cabaret in one of
the
4 cities......I thought I would make this offer here on the listservs.....I
posted this over on the AOL EXTRA MBs several days ago and then on Demi's
boards and the response was so great that I thought you all might be
interested as well....

Thanks to a great friend of mine for sending me more of these so that I can
make this offer here as well =)         Hope you don't mind the bandwidth
<g>

Oh before that though <g>    if you are interested in seeing what your
fellow
FoLCs thought of Cabaret along with all the reviews that have been published
across the country - be sure to check out Teri's folder in the AOL EXTRA MBs
at Keyword: EXTRA or over on Demi's MBs at:
http://destinyy.com/loisclarkmbs/

Now to the offer <g>

I (and some friends of mine <g>) picked up several extra copies of the
PLAYBILL and a Cabaret Flyer that was given out at the performance and the
flyer is something we found in and around LA.......

I now have about 20 of these things left and if you would like to have one
of
them - please just send me an email with your mailing address in it.....

**PLEASE RESPOND PRIVATELY** to this email <smile>

I will tell you all that people over on Ebay have already started auctioning
this stuff off - well first off - it is all free - so be  careful about the
bidding over there......they got it for free and there  is no telling how
high
some of that stuff will end up going - this flyer for instance, I am pretty
sure is the same one went for well over $36.00
(last price I saw before I left for LA).......PLEASE do not get me wrong
- I think ebay is a GREATplace! Lord knows I have gotten tons of stuff from
there!! Just be careful out there!

So, what do I need from you??? Please just send me an email (privately)  and
let me know that you would like a PlayBill/Flyer. I am getting the first
round
of them out this week  LOL    so if you have been waiting - you should have
it
very soon <g>

Well, that's the offer <g>

April - AStory2873@aol.com

*AOL USERS*
Check out Keyword:  EXTRA
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Date:         Sun, 28 Mar 1999 19:16:28 -0800
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Sheila

Thanks for all your helpful information.

I should have made it clear that the time would be the present, ie certainly
not earlier than 1998 and how would I go about writing to County Clerk or
Recorder in Kansas?  It would be great if somebody could help me with maybe
supplying an address.  I wouldn't know how to approach that, since I live in
the UK - maybe one of you kind FoLCs live in that state and maybe know
somebody who has recently got married or maybe they recently got married
themselves.

I'm sorry I couldn't reply to you privately, but you didn't leave your Email
address.

Kind regards
Eileen B
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Date:         Sun, 28 Mar 1999 19:25:48 -0800
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Ann

Thanks for all your helpful information - it was very clear and, in the case
of child maintenance it is quite similar to the ruling in the UK.

Are you kidding me when you say that people actually get married on roller
coasters or at tractor pulls?  That is so unusual and I don't know if that
will ever happen here.  I personally love the idea of being able to get
married in your own house or in the garden, if it's a nice day (and we do
have the odd nice day in the UK!) or maybe in the local park.  We actually
got married in the local Registry Office and had our photographs taken in
the local park which is really pretty, so it was a kind of compromise, but I
would have loved to have had the ceremony there.

Thanks again
Regards
Eileen B
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My wonderful husband came home Friday with the biggest surprise.   I long
weekend in Chicago and tickets to
see Cabaret.  I think he did this to see  Teri, but who cares......I want to
see her too.

        Brenda
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In a message dated 99-03-28 10:41:18 EST, eileen@BARNARD70.FREESERVE.CO.UK
writes:

<< One more thing - what are the laws regarding child support? >>

Well, in this area (NY) if an unwed mother refuses to identify the father
(so
the state can get support from him) she may not be eligible for financial
aid!

I know the marriage question has been asked before, so I'll leave that to
those who know more. In many cases some of these rules (marriage and
adoption)
will vary from state to state.

--Laurie
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I just saw the list of winners at Erin's web site and am really happy for
all of those who won awards (some I even voted for<g>)

Although I didn't receive an award this year for the first three parts of
the "Only You" saga, I wanted to say it was an honour to be nominated for
1999 Kerth Awards in *three* categories:)

Thanks to all of you who nominated and/or voted for "Only You":)

I think a lot of the credit for these stories goes to my proofers--Laurie
F., Peace, Debby S., Lynda L., Lauren W. and APP.  I wouldn't be able to
create these stories without their input and support:D

A huge vote of thanks is also due to the original writers of the scripts
for making them so interesting I couldn't resist this saga when Laurie F.
suggested I write it.

Now, if I could only get my head around the rest of the story, and finish
it!<g>

Margaret

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Date:         Sun, 28 Mar 1999 16:03:49 EST
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In a message dated 99-03-28 15:53:47 EST, brignell@CAPITALNET.COM writes:

<< Although I didn't receive an award this year for the first three parts of
 the "Only You" saga, I wanted to say it was an honour to be nominated for
 1999 Kerth Awards in *three* categories:) >>

Well, I still think you should have won for these, Margaret. You'll note in
the chat logs that I was rooting for you---and I wasn't the only one!

Erin did tell us that the voting in several categories was a near tie with
only a couple votes separating the winner.

--Laurie F (who may have a vested interest but wouldn't accept Margaret's
payoffs--after all Canadian money isn't worth much in the U.S. right now.
<g>)
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At 07:16 PM 3/28/99 -0800, Eileen Barnard wrote:
>How would I go about writing to County Clerk or
>Recorder in Kansas?  It would be great if somebody could help me with maybe
>supplying an address.  I wouldn't know how to approach that, since I live
in
>the UK - maybe one of you kind FoLCs live in that state and maybe know
>somebody who has recently got married or maybe they recently got married
>themselves.

Hi, Eileen,

The information you want on marriage licenses is at the following address:

http://www.ink.org/statutes/23-106.html

although related information is at other ink sites ending in 23-***.html
(i.e. use the above address but just change the three digits after "23-"):

23-117.html
23-112.html
23-109.html
23-108a.html
23-107.html
23-114.html

You should be able to find info re child support in Kansas at
www.law.ukans.edu/kscourts/csintro.htm

Sheila
sharper@cncc.cc.co.us
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Hi, Eileen,

I thought I'd give you the URL of the search site I found for info on Kansas
marriage statutes:

www.ink.org/public/statutes/statutes.html

Use "marriage" as your key word and look at every statute beginning #23-

Sheila

sharper@cncc.cc.co.us
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Someone in the UK asked about finding information on marriage, adoption
etc. in Kansas.  This site seems to provide information on where to find
vital records information in the state of Kansas, plus links to other
related information.

http://www.vitalrec.com/ks.html

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Dang, I didn't intend to send the *entire* page to the list, just the
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Sorry;\

Margaret

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Date:         Sun, 28 Mar 1999 14:54:13 -0700
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Sorry for those of you who get this email twice.

Just wanted to let everyone know that in case any of you couldn't make it to
the IRC Kerth Awards ceremony last night, the edited logs for #kerthawards
and #kerthchat (where everyone was hanging out and talking before, during
and after the ceremony) are now up on my website, along with a whole slew of
wrap-up information.

Thanks!

Erin  :)
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years that count, it's the moments...right now, as they happen."
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Date:         Sun, 28 Mar 1999 18:14:58 EST
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In a message dated 3/27/99 8:57:13 PM Central Standard Time,
JCWimmer@AOL.COM
writes:

<< Thanks to the Authors that got me interested in fanfic... the ones that
made
 me think, "I want to do that, too."  To Zoomway, Chris Mulder, Erin
Klinger,
 Kathy Brown, Peace Everett, and Demi... without your inspiration, I never
 could have begun to write.  Not only is it a release for me, but also
 something that I can be proud of... I thank you all for that self esteem.
>>

Crys, your note was so touching and poignant. I don't think any writer can
have a better compliment than to find out he or she inspired another writer
to
give writing a try.  You tired, and boy did you succeed ;)  Congratulations
on
your well deserved Kerth Awards.

Yesterday was an amazing day. I learned a lot about what the Kerth award
means
in an emotional sense to various nominees and winners.  Jeff Brogden, who
had
put writing fanfic aside due to a lack of time, encouraged and heartened by
the award (also much deserved), said he'd try and *find* time to write more
fanfic (yea!). More than one winner was crying, some shaking, some getting
butterflies in the stomach, etc.  All of this highlighted that "cyber space"
or not, these awards were just as real to the nominees and winners as any
Oscar or Emmy.

>>>My count was for 80 people in #kerthawards, though I was busy enough that
the count could have increased while I was presenting/chatting.  As Zoom
said, we were just over 100 in the 3rd season, but at last year's Kerths, I
think we went as high as 130 or 140!  <<

I think one big difference is that last year there were stories and authors
that covered about four years worth of fanfic <g>  Stories written as far
back
as 1994 were competing with 95, 96 and 97 stories ;) This year, with the
Kerths caught up, only stories that appeared in 98 were eligible.  Also,
last
year nfic was a category with other categories and not a separate one, so
you
had nfic authors in the stands too <g> I think had it only been 1997 stories
and no nfic last year, the turnout would have been similar to what it was
this
year.  Then there's one category of "audience" last year that we
*thankfully*
weren't plagued with this year --- troublemakers <g>

Oh, and one last thing, I forgot to thank Georgia!  Sorry, Georgia ;) Your
great editing of the round robins and Chronicle stories made us look very
good
<g>

Zoomway@aol.com
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Date:         Sun, 28 Mar 1999 18:24:33 EST
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In a message dated 3/28/99 2:21:37 PM Eastern Standard Time,
eileen@BARNARD70.FREESERVE.CO.UK writes:

<< Are you kidding me when you say that people actually get married on
roller
 coasters or at tractor pulls?  >>

No, I am not kidding.  People get married at the top of Ferris Wheels, in
the
infield at the Kentucky Derby, all sorts of weird and or interesting places.
There is a radio DJ here in Louisville who always has a contest for
Valentine's Day weddings with the prize being a free wedding.  One year the
wedding had to take place on a trolley car.

Here in Louisville there are a lot of old, historic houses that are no
longer
private residences and are rented out to people for weddings and receptions.
So you get the charm of a wedding at home or in your garden, but you don't
have to clean.

Ann
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Date:         Sun, 28 Mar 1999 18:58:51 EST
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I've just found out via Erin's wonderful web site that I won a Kerth last
night.  Wow!   I'd like to thank everyone who voted for my stories,  and I'd
especially like to thank Debby Stark who gave such a thorough proofing of my
first story that it was a major learning experience, and Jeanne P. who
edited
both stories,  and Chris M. for accepting for me last night and for her
encouragement.   I'd also like to congratulate all the nominees and the
winners and thank all fanfic writers for giving me so much enjoyment.  It
was
really hard to nominate, let alone vote,  in this years Kerths because there
were so many great stories to choose from.

Carol
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Date:         Sun, 28 Mar 1999 19:19:46 -0500
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Why were the Kerth Awards, even better than the Oscars?
Because you know the part in the acceptance speech where
so and so thanks John Smith and Marilu Merriwhether, etc?
Well, when a Kerth Award Winner gives their speech,
we *know* who they are thanking and why.

When someone says, oh, what an inspiration
<insert Member of Fanfiction Godesshood here?
has been, you as a spectator are like, Yeah!
she rocks!  Or when some one else says,
thanks so much to <insert Editor Extrodinaire
here> you *know* that person, you've talked with them
on loiscla, watched them at a round robin, read one of their
eloquent posts to this list.

That, for me, was the sweetest experience of the
ceremony.  I felt the Awards were not only to some
really stupendous authors, whose inspiring work
has enriched our life throughout the year, for me
the Awards provided an opportunity to celebrate
the community we have become.  It was such a
joy to see everyone cheer on the winners, to know
that everyone nominated really knows the meaning
of _it's just an honor just to be in that company_.
Not to mention, as Official Groupie, being in the
Cyber-presence of so many of my beloved Drool-ees
all in one place, at one time <g>

I want to thank everyone involved in making
the Kerths a truly unforgettable event!
(and what a thrill to get to present
a Kerth to Chris Mulder, Inaugural Member
of the Fan Fiction Goddess Hall of Fame <g>)

And a special thank you to every single
Fan of Lois and Clark for the
blessing it is to be part of such a creative,
gracious, discerning and all around, *super*
group of people.

Maggie
Official Kerth Groupie, for the year 2000 <g>

maggie13@bellsouth.net  (aka supermags on IRC)
There are no short cuts to any place worth going.
Anonymous
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Date:         Sun, 28 Mar 1999 19:52:13 EST
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Hi,

The L&C Writer's Showcase has a new Featured Writer of the week.  You can
check out her interview at...............
http://www.simplyorganized.simplenet.com/showcase.html

Annie Lansbury
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Date:         Sun, 28 Mar 1999 22:37:03 +0500
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> In a message dated 3/27/99 8:57:13 PM Central Standard Time,
JCWimmer@AOL.COM
> writes:
>
> << Thanks to the Authors that got me interested in fanfic... the ones that
> made
>  me think, "I want to do that, too."  To Zoomway, Chris Mulder, Erin
Klinger,
>  Kathy Brown, Peace Everett, and Demi... without your inspiration, I never
>  could have begun to write.  Not only is it a release for me, but also
>  something that I can be proud of... I thank you all for that self esteem.
>>
>

Zoomway replied:
> Crys, your note was so touching and poignant. I don't think any
>writer can
> have a better compliment than to find out he or she inspired another
writer to
> give writing a try.

I couldn't have said it better myself, Zoom.  Crys, that was a wonderful
compliment.  In fact, your whole post was wonderful, and gave me
such a warm feeling inside.  I truly think there isn't a better group
anywhere else online than we have here in FoLCdom.  The way we
help each other, and encourage one another is amazing.  I'm thankful
every day for the friends I've made because of L&C, the lists and IRC.

> Yesterday was an amazing day. I learned a lot about what the Kerth award
means
> in an emotional sense to various nominees and winners.  Jeff Brogden, who
had
> put writing fanfic aside due to a lack of time, encouraged and heartened
by
> the award (also much deserved), said he'd try and *find* time to write
more
> fanfic (yea!). More than one winner was crying, some shaking, some getting
> butterflies in the stomach, etc.  All of this highlighted that "cyber
space"
> or not, these awards were just as real to the nominees and winners as any
> Oscar or Emmy.

It was great to see Jeff there, and I was so incredibly pleased when he
won this year.  I wasn't the only one who was excited to hear that Jeff
was going to be writing again. Yeah!
Zoom (and everyone else who's posted about them) was right about
how much fun the actual awards ceremony is, and how emotional it
can get at times.  I would highly recommend the experience to
everyone.  It's even more fun if you can be there in a group.  Pam, Barb
and I all got together at Pam's house for the ceremony and had a ball!
Barb even brought some chocolate goodies that Uncle Mike would
have been proud of. <g>

[snip Zoom's well-constructed ideas about the numbers]

> Oh, and one last thing, I forgot to thank Georgia!  Sorry, Georgia ;) Your
> great editing of the round robins and Chronicle stories made us look very
good
> <g>

Here!  Here!  Most of us writers know that we couldn't do without our
favorite editors, and Georgia is certainly one of the best of the best. :-)
Congratualtions again to all the nominees, winners and ceremony
organizers. :-)

--Chris

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