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A new law that could prevent many people who live in their RVs from parking overnight in Santa Cruz is expected to be heard by the Santa Cruz City Council on Oct. 26.

It's time to stop changing the rules

The Long Earth The Long Earth Missile Gap. A strange new megalithic world appears from nowhere, and everybody runs around exploring it. This is a well-trodden and quite entertaining trope in science fiction, but it is worth noting that it is not really Terry Pratchett's thing, and these books show very little of his humor and character development. I haven't read much of Stephan Baxter's works, but I would assume that this is novel was much more influenced by him. One day an unknown inventor posts instructions on how to build an odd device on the internet. For reasons never clearly explained...

Ramadhan, I decided to do another book challenge with a difference: finishing a novel of two parts. On my book shelf where books are hardly moving due to lack of time for reading — I’m barely finishing a book per month — I picked up two books that were gifted to me by my brother in 2007. They are part of a series called The Time’s Tapestry by Stephen...

Keno's post also got me thinking about countries that don't exist that could have been really powerful if they existed today. What do you think would be the most interesting country in terms of changing the political landscape today? Guidelines are... Try and pick countries that existed for a bit of time of have some cultural ties, as opposed to winning and load of wars and imploding soon after. So yes to the Polish-lithuanian commonwealth but no to nazi Germany. I'm going for Lotharingia, as it incorporates the "European corridor" that encompasses many of the most profitable cities...