Was the Apollo moon landing faked?

On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 10:08:40 -0000, in a place far, far away, "Paul
Blay" made the phosphor on my monitor glow
in such a way as to indicate that:

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"Pat Flannery" wrote ...

Or maybe, just maybe, for the simple ego boost of saying that you are a
writer of a column for Fox...if I may quote Sean Connery's character out
of "The Untouchables": "Who would claim to be that...that wasn't?"

If it's a case of 'who else would print it?' that wouldn't exactly be an
improvement.

Well, actually, I can get a piece published at TechCentralStation or
National Review as well. I'm just not sure how the audiences compare.

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h (Rand Simberg) writes:

On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 10:08:40 -0000, in a place far, far away, "Paul
Blay" made the phosphor on my monitor glow
in such a way as to indicate that:

*follow-ups trimmed*

"Pat Flannery" wrote ...

Or maybe, just maybe, for the simple ego boost of saying that you are a
writer of a column for Fox...if I may quote Sean Connery's character out
of "The Untouchables": "Who would claim to be that...that wasn't?"

If it's a case of 'who else would print it?' that wouldn't exactly be an
improvement.

Well, actually, I can get a piece published at TechCentralStation or
National Review as well. I'm just not sure how the audiences compare.

Me neither, though my guess is "much much smaller". Rupert Murdoch is
obscenely rich after all.

I just went to FoxNews to take a look at your columns. Oops, my
mistake. I can't find anything that links to anything technical there.
If I were looking for news about crime, politics, sports, or business,
I'd be all set I think, but science, health, real world stuff seems to
be missing or obscured.

Chris Jones wrote:

h (Rand Simberg) writes:

On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 10:08:40 -0000, in a place far, far away, "Paul
Blay" made the phosphor on my monitor glow
in such a way as to indicate that:

*follow-ups trimmed*

"Pat Flannery" wrote ...

Or maybe, just maybe, for the simple ego boost of saying that you are a
writer of a column for Fox...if I may quote Sean Connery's character out
of "The Untouchables": "Who would claim to be that...that wasn't?"

If it's a case of 'who else would print it?' that wouldn't exactly be an
improvement.

Well, actually, I can get a piece published at TechCentralStation or
National Review as well. I'm just not sure how the audiences compare.

Me neither, though my guess is "much much smaller". Rupert Murdoch is
obscenely rich after all.

I just went to FoxNews to take a look at your columns. Oops, my
mistake. I can't find anything that links to anything technical there.
If I were looking for news about crime, politics, sports, or business,
I'd be all set I think, but science, health, real world stuff seems to
be missing or obscured.

They have a place to do a search and if you search for "simberg"
his columns will come up just fine.

I found out this when my version of Netscape could not reach
Rand's columns by the address that he posted. I had to use
Internet Explorer and go to the Fox site directly.

Mike Walsh