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I don't remember the title and I think the author is Michael Moorcock, but I could be wrong.

It's a story about time travel and the protagonist begins his adventure in the Hymalayas in a cave where there are elaboratly decorated "doors". Once he enters a door he comes out on the other side in a different time.

Each time period is an adventure in getting back to the Hymalayas to that same spot.

Ring any Bells?

It's the 990 model and I need the drivers for the USB connection. I misplaced the installation disk that came with the camera. I've already tried the store where I bought the camera, no luck. I've tried to locate access through the Sony website but it's a bit cumbersome.

I'm willing to purchase said drivers but I can't locate any to make an order. Any ideas?

I'm looking for the chord changes to the song "Dangerous Mood" by contemporary Bluesman Keb Mo'.

Anyone?

Will you share your approach to "dealing with" the overly sensitive student. I teach music in the public school system and each semester there is inevitably one student whose anxiety about playing in front of the class causes him or her undue stress.

These are 1st to 8th graders, and it's usually the younger ones who have the anxiety issue.

Separating them by age is not an option. I've resorted to just not calling on that particular student to play in front of the class, but that seems counter-productive. Any suggestions?

So explain to me why so many self proclaimed A-Theists scour the "Religion & Spirtuality" category of this forum, to respond to questions concerning theism? If you don't believe in God(s) just exactly what are you looking for in the "Religion & Spirituality" category?

BTW: My totally unscientific observation has been that the majority of these A-Theists only have negative comments for people who claim Christianity as their belief, and say nothing about any other belief system. In fact, one alleged A-Theist actually said that Hinduism and or Buddhism were akin to A-Theistic beliefs. (How does that work?)

Which one do you like best and why?

If so, what are some of the tenants and from where did they code come?

1st come 1st served

I post this in the baseball section 'cause I started the train of thought here but I'm asking the question as it pertains to Professional Atheletes. The ones who are already signed and playing for money. Not aspiring amatuers! Not high school or college phenoms. Paid professionals!! Whose job it is to sacrifice their bodies to their sport for $$$$.

(amateur's play for love, pros play for money, not wrong or right, moral or immoral, just the facts of life)