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============================================================================                Seidman's Online Insider - Vol. 4, Issue 44     Visit the Online Insider on the Web < http://www.onlineinsider.com > ============================================================================ Copyright (C) 1997 Robert Seidman.  All rights reserved. May be reproduced in any medium for noncommercial purposes as long as attribution is given. IN THIS ISSUE - Editor's Note - So, You Think You're Senior Officer Material - What's Happening in Insider Talk? - Okay, so 50% Click-Through is a Pipe Dream - AOL One-ups My Weather Request - C from CompuServe - Holiday Specials - Stock Watch - Subscription Info Editor's Note ============= I hope this finds all of you enjoying your holiday season.  I'm running without an editor this week, so I would consider it a great holiday present from  you to me if you didn't (nit)pick on me this week.  Special

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 THE CRUSADE.   Written by David Whittaker.   4 episodes.                 27th March - 17th April 1965.                The Lion, The Knight of Jaffa, The Wheel of Fortune, The War Lords.  COMPANIONS:- Ian, Barbara and Vicki.    It is 12th century Palestine and the Saracens wait to ambush King Richard  the Lionheart. The Doctor manages to save Richard and Barbara is kidnapped  by the Saracens. Ian rescues her but the main plotline of the story involves  Richard's attempt to end the Holy War by marrying his sister, Joanna, to  Saladin's brother.    This story was most notable for the appearance of Shakespearian actor  Julian Glover in the role of Richard. His acceptance of the role meant that  the programme gained some value amongst the more established acting set and  as a result, "name" actors wanted to appear on the show.

                                                                           Cavequest                                                     History and Descriptions                                                                          Lightwave Consultants                         September 1985          P.O. Box 290539          Tampa, FL  33617                                                                       Copyright 1985, All Rights Reserved.                                                      The Cavequest distribution diskette, of which this manual is          one file, may be freely copied and distributed.  This manual          may only be distributed as a file on a distribution diskette.                                                                         Page 2          Hail and well met!  I have a story to tell thee that thee          will not believe.                  Welcome to the land of lore known as Ca

1¾   «        óµ   “ “ ” • —                                                                   ˜                               Fossils in the Sky A book by Duane Bailey June, July, August, and September 1992 ©opyright 1992 A little about Earth 2 Turn of the Century 4 Of the stars 9 Research 13 God and science 15 Fossils in the Sky 18 Acting 21 A true hero 23 Christmas on the moon 24 A little about Earth Earth masses about 1.32 x 1025 pounds. It is about 93 million miles from the sun. Its velocity in orbit is about 66,658 miles per hour around the sun. Its diameter is about 7,930 miles. The sun is about 332,500 times heavier (more massive) than Earth. All these "weights" are given in Earth gravity. 1 mile = 1.609347088 kilometers. 1 kilometer = .62137 miles. 1 pound = .453597024 kilograms. 1 kilogram = 2.2046 pounds. The "greenhouse effect" explained: You may have heard about "global warming" caused by p