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We have a dictionary? : ) I believe it's discussed in the FAQ. What is it that you wish to know about the word?

That's pretty cool! If I'm wearing my Otakon shirts I get people stopping me to ask about it. If they've not attended, they're certainly interested. Except in video stores, where the counter people, sadly, seem to think that because I have a shirt with funny characters on it, I might like to learn from their "vast" store of knowledge about anime. I try to be patient with them. : ) Two years ago at Otakon I had someone come up to me and start talking to me and I had no clue who she was. I had known her since she was a little girl, but did not recognize the grown up person in

Well, we were having supper at the Center Cut across from Lincoln Center (http://www.empirehotelnyc.com/eat-cc.php) and were speaking off handedly to an older couple at the table next to us. They were from central New Jersey, and told us about their grandchildren, and got on the subject of subtitles (she liked them, he didn't), and when we mentioned that we watched Japanese animation, they were very excited. Seems that their grandchildren attend Otakon, and we had quite a talk about it (they were quite enthusiastic). What with having worked for Otakon since 1996 as staff, and 1995 as a

First you need to define the genres. First one you said is Mecha. I would think Sentai Squad would be another, and then there are the sports anime. Some genres from main literature might include Space Opera, Soap Opera, Historical fiction, science fiction, mystery, noir.

The soundtrack from the Irresponsible Captain Tyler. It would certainly get you in the mood for wacky carefree fun!

Very No! http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/11/05/...in4575403.shtml

National Novel Writing Month starts tonight at 12:01 a.m. Anybody else going to try to make it to 50,000 words this month?

Oh, I know. I'm glad they've gotten involved.

Thought this was interesting. http://www.icv2.com/articles/news/13486.html Feel free to discuss.

Actually, don't they have a Huge Anime con in Brazil? They know who we are down there. We have attendees from five out of the seven continents.

Actually, it's Chile, and in fact we have, if memory serves, had attendees from Brazil and Ecuador, among other South American countries. We also have a staffer there too.

Someone on ACML let us know early this week, and I passed it on to Matt the M.

I have kids, and during the school year there's just not time to do so on a School Night. And then weekends we're usually away. So there's no time.