<grin type="evil" /> What if they're all winners of the "Nobel Prize in Economics"?

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Put those down, before you cut yourself!

The revolutionary AV gear is all connected via TCP/IP, powered via POE and is so flexibly configurable it's a real joy... although the IR receivers for hearing support are still as large & ugly as ever, and some of our hearing impaired colleagues don't like wearing them because it singles them out

Also the difference between "evolutionary" and "revolutionary" tech. Analogue AV gear in teaching spaces evolved decades past where it should have been replaced...

To paraphrase the Divynls, it's a fine line between superceded and dead (end)

What's the term for something like steampunk, but based around mid 20th century technologies that didn't go anywhere?

But more seriously, I suspect you *know* what is cool and hyper relevant, and that's what should go in your academic tome.

Then use the really cool stuff to write the type of popular history book that will sell thousands of copies in department stores in a couple of weeks.

I can see how to trim 3750 words :-)

I read that as "serpentinite belt", and confusion set in. All that undergraduate geology still forms an easily stirred up layer in my brain!

Yes.

280 pages. ISBN 0-575-07467-1 Same page size as the paperback ultimate companion

🎵 Where do you go to in Doha
For history and hiking my friends
Tell me the sites with good stories
I want to walk in history's tread
Yes I do
Ha ha ha ha

I'll see myself out :-)

Yes sorry, it was 3003. No, make that 2003. I blame the hot weather:-)

To help Ben's indexing :-) My "New Discworld Companion" is a paperback, published by Gollancz in 1993, and definitely doesn't contain any content regarding "The Wee Free Men".

I'm wondering if Liz's mum would have approved of this version?

Oh, the Reader's Digest Book of the Unexplained... Liz, you're stirring up deep, dark memories... #pratchat91

Ah, someone calculated the nine billion names of dog

"Too many notes!"
A great film. One of the first DVDs I bought, back in the days when you had to flip long films over.