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Nick:	Lúthien_Rising (Registered User)
Date/Time:	Sat, 8/14/2004 at 9:06 EDT
Browser/OS:	Microsoft Internet Explorer V6.0 using Windows NT 5.1
Subject:	NDQ: The stage is now set
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for the arrival of Fëanor! But does your stage feel somewhat empty still? In need of a bit of help from the sets and props departments? Having a tough time understanding the program? If so, feel free to post your questions here—including basic questions about this week's readings. (As always, save your more in-depth questions for Open Discussion or another appropriate thread—we're all about the shallow basics in NDQ.) And remember: There are No Dumb Questions. Lúthien Rising —————————————————————— Reading the Sil for the first time? Getting confused? Look in the Reading Room every weekend for the NDQ (No Dumb Questions) thread. Because there are* no dumb questions.* (luthienrising at hotmail dot com)

Message Thread:

NDQ: The stage is now set <Lúthien_Rising> [8/14/2004 @ 9:06] (4/25)

what is the "Girdle of Melian"? <Lorien-lover> [8/16/2004 @ 11:44] (2/3)

A series of mazes is <Curious> [8/16/2004 @ 16:29] (1/1)

I wonder about how "natural" <Lúthien_Rising> [8/16/2004 @ 19:06] (0/0)

Probably not physical. <N.E. Brigand> [8/16/2004 @ 13:57] (0/0)

Why Túna? <Entwife Wandlimb> [8/15/2004 @ 2:26] (3/10)

Pronounciation <Elen> [8/16/2004 @ 8:24] (2/4)

But "hoot" and "you" sound the same... <N.E. Brigand> [8/16/2004 @ 13:53] (1/2)

Australians in the wild <Penthe> [8/16/2004 @ 19:20] (1/1)

Toosday. (No Text) <Curious> [8/17/2004 @ 5:35] (0/0)

Tuna or tunny. <Ceorl> [8/16/2004 @ 8:56] (0/0)

authenticity <Penthe> [8/15/2004 @ 20:30] (0/0)
It's "eel" in Maori <Kimi> [8/15/2004 @ 6:10] (1/3)

Quite right. My OED defines tuna <Curious> [8/15/2004 @ 7:10] (1/2)

Curious! <CelebornsMirror> [8/15/2004 @ 11:51] (1/1)

Heh heh heh heh. (No Text) <Curious> [8/15/2004 @ 20:08] (0/0)

sundering of their speech <Entwife Wandlimb> [8/14/2004 @ 14:57] (2/8)

Sindarin was the main Elvish used in Middle-earth <drogo_drogo> [8/14/2004 @ 17:33] (1/5)

I wonder why David Salo <Entwife Wandlimb> [8/14/2004 @ 20:12] (1/4)

hymns, perhaps <drogo_drogo> [8/14/2004 @ 21:00] (2/3)

Yes, plus by the time of the War.. <Ascarwen> [8/16/2004 @ 11:49] (1/1)

Not just Doriath. <N.E. Brigand> [8/16/2004 @ 13:33] (0/0)

Latin and French, perhaps <Penthe> [8/15/2004 @ 20:26] (0/0)

The Noldor learned Sindarin <Curious> [8/14/2004 @ 16:42] (1/1)

ah! thanks for the link and info. (No Text) <Entwife Wandlimb> [8/14/2004 @ 20:09] (0/0)

Agreed <dna> [8/14/2004 @ 10:04] (0/0)

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