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That's it! George

The first two clues are in your lists. Don't think so hard about the third. George "Sexretary"? I love it!

I do believe you're right. "Chronicles of Narnia," no doubt. George

Three pics George

And here I thought I was being so clever. Good work, PD! George

She was just seventeen George

But I "Can't Get Next to You," Dooj! The Temptations. George

one pic. you have to know the folks George

Emphasis on A LOT. An Aleve tablet contains 220 mg of naproxen sodium, which is 9% sodium by weight. Therefore, each tablet only contains 20 mg of sodium. By comparison, a pinch of salt (1/16 tsp) contains about 500 mg of sodium. George

Thomas Aquinas? George

"Get Ready" by Rare Earth? George

The first half of that could be "Charlie Brown," but not the Molly part.... George

That's the one! "Change of Heart." Given the choice between saving a Cardassian or Jadzia, I'd have made the same choice, I think! Go, WW. George

NO idea. :( George

"Money for Nothing" by Dire Straits? George

Amos and Andy. A classic. George

G + HOST + "BUSTER"s Ghostbusters. I can think of about three reasons (well, two big reasons, anyway) that the Dolly Parton picture is there: bust, bustier, or bra-buster. Which did you have in mind, Dooj? George

Wild guess: Anne Rice? (Sounds like a vampire book!) George

Yah, mon! Go Dooj. George

I was going for dialect with the second clue. It could just as easily be George

I've only seen it once, but it's pretty memorable. These quotes are key. Can you explain why Worf is being dressed down by Sisko? "So what happened?" "You may not understand..." "Try me." "You were at my wedding... you heard the story of the first two Klingon hearts... how nothing could stand against them... and how they even destroyed the gods that created them. I've heard that story ever since I was a boy...but I never understood it -- really understood it -- until I was standing there in the jungle with my heart pounding in my chest... and I found that even Icouldn't stand against my own heart. I had to go back... and it didn't matter what Starfleet thought or what the consequences were. She was my wife and I couldn't leave her. "As your captain, it's my duty to tell you that you made the wrong choice. I don't think Starfleet will file any formal charges -- even a secret court-martial would run the risk of revealing too much about their intelligence operations... ...But this will go in your service record... and to be completely honest, you should know that they'll probably never give you a command of your own after this." "I understand." George

"Let's have an intelligent conversation here: I'll talk, and you listen." "Don't just stand there, kill something!" George

I knew this wasn't quite right. I couldn't figure out how nostra fit in. It hit me last night while I was lying in bed. (Scary, huh?) It modifies lingua and is in the ablative case, not nominative: "All Gaul is divided into three parts, in one of which dwell the Belgians, in another the Aquitani, and in the third those who are called Celts in their own tongue, but called Gauls in ours." Back to our regularly scheduled program. George

I always look at the example of Stephen in situations like this. Was he "out of fellowship" when they stoned him? Not likely, since he was in the midst of revelation from Jesus Christ! Did he "give up the fight"? Again, no, he fought with his last breath. Was he "believing" to be killed? Show me that! No, sometimes cr@p happens to good people. We have the final victory sealed up, and in the meantime we have the Comforter and the admonition to comfort one another. George

And of course, there are those who would consider Roman Catholicism or most evangelical churches as cults. George