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geekchickOkay, I've found a bright side to Macromedia taking over Allaire's products: actual printed documentation, something that was sadly lacking in previous versions of this software.
And...you're kidding, right? Just read a bit on CNN that the running time for "Lord of the Rings" was confirmed at 2 hours and 58 minutes. Did you cut anything out? Yeesh. And this is only the first one.
And...you're kidding, right? Just read a bit on CNN that the running time for "Lord of the Rings" was confirmed at 2 hours and 58 minutes. Did you cut anything out? Yeesh. And this is only the first one.
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while we're on the subject...
FREE
Monthly Star Lecture: A Star Shines on the Hour of Our Meeting
Saturday, November 24
6 p.m.
How accurate are the celestial happenings of Middle Earth? Staff astronomer Sean
O'Brien, uses the unique capabilities of the Einstein Planetarium to simulate some
of the celestial phenomena used within the great, created mythology of J.R.R
Tolkien, author of "The Lord of the Rings." Readings from Tolkien's books and
poetry will enhance your trip to Middle Earth.