May 25 2004
Scholars plan to espouse merits of Buffy.
Another article on the upcoming conference that will focus on its themes of redemption and mortality. The Buffy papers lists a few of the topics that will be discussed.
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lycoming | May 25, 13:38 CET
Was just reading some of the article to co-workers who became instantly afflicted with eye-ball-rolling disease. We then got talking about shows that some people don't "get" (even people we care about) such as Monty Python. Now we are reciting Monty Python sketches and giggling.
I'd like to do a paper about Monty Pythonisms in the Buffyverse. Buffy + Conference + Beer + Monty Python. Sigh. Joss Whedon reciting the Dead Parrot Sketch. Sigh.
Silliness abounds today. JW withdrawal is setting in.
redfern | May 25, 13:52 CET
Oh please. That Hertz guy is just a bit too preachy for my tastes. What's next on his list, Warren played with electronics and look what that did to him...
herb | May 25, 14:09 CET
Are they just gonna talk about Buffy at this conference, or will Angel get his day in the sun too? ...Perhaps I should rephrase that.
ZachsMind | May 25, 16:01 CET
Check out the draft of the SCBtVS Program here... http://www.slayage.tv/conference/Program/index.htm
Haunt | May 25, 16:35 CET
Simon | May 25, 16:44 CET
A Vampire Is Being Beaten: De Sade Through the Looking Glass in Buffy and Angel.
chickenbird | May 25, 17:42 CET
...I wonder just which moment David Bianculli was/is/will be talking about? Just which single moment in Welcome to the Hellmouth would turn a critic's head and turn them into a Buffyholic? There's a lotta great moments in that first one. The underlying theme of it is seizing the moment. I was gonna describe my favorite moment here, but I can't decide.
ZachsMind | May 25, 19:44 CET
I'm used to doing it like this -- [url=http://www.slayage.tv/conference/Program/index.htm]Slayage Conference Program[/url]
Is there a handy list or FAQ that I'm just not seeing?
Haunt | May 25, 21:15 CET
Invisible Green | May 25, 21:20 CET
It's basic html tagging, Haunt. And it's not as difficult as it sounds. WebMonkey was one of the resources I used to teach myself back around 94 or 96 somewhere around there. I haven't looked at it in years though and it appears to have changed dramatically so I can't vouch for it anymore. I also read HTML for Dummies first edition, and became a tagging guru overnight. The art of web design has since left me far behind, because I never figured out forms and javascript and cold fusion and all that stuff. Notepad was my proggie of choice. Front Page just hurt my head. Hope that helps! =)
ZachsMind | May 26, 09:00 CET
herb | May 26, 09:23 CET