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	SFX Magazine - Summer 2001
		SFX: Sometimes it seemed that Tuvok and Chakotay were the two sides of Janeway's conscience.
		SFX: Were there any times when you thought - when you had scenes with those guys - when you thought that they had really valid points, and you'd want to go back and rewrite the scripts?
		SFX: When John De Lancie was in an episode, he seemed to inspire the whole cast to genius light comedy performances.
	www.totallykate.com /articles/sfx2001.html (2269 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		SFX is a British magazine devoted to science fiction and fantasy subjects, especially media-related topics, but not containing fiction.
		Although SFX is the common abbreviation for special effects, the SFX website FAQ suggests that the magazine is not named after this ("It certainly doesn't mean we're a special FX magazine"): the SF stands for "science fiction", but the X may stand for anything.
		SFX had a tendency to place the cover picture over the bottom of the F in SFX thereby making the logo look like it may read SEX, although according to the magazine's FAQ: "Believe it or not, it's not deliberate - and never was.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=SFX_magazine (469 words)

	SFX magazine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		SFX is a British science fiction magazine, published every four weeks.
		Note, however, the magazine is a collaboration of many different reviewers and journalists and therefore cannot be said to have a "view" of its own.
		The magazine has a rotating staff policy, which means that after a few issues, people are moved horizontally in order to keep the magazine fresh.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/SFX_magazine (392 words)

	SFX to purchase concert promoters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The move will make SFX the biggest player in a $1 billion-a-year segment of the U.S. entertainment industry that has yet to see the type of consolidation that the radio and television station business has undergone during the past few years.
		Robert Sillerman, chairman of SFX, is known for boosting margins -- and causing his company's stock price to soar -- as he built up a 71-station radio network that Dallas-based investment company Hicks, Muse, Tate and Furst agreed to buy in August for $2.1 billion in cash and assumed debt.
		SFX is looking for other concert promoters to buy in a bid to develop into a full-service event promoter "of national scope," said Timothy J. Klahs, director of investor relations for SFX.
	www.chron.com /cgi-bin/auth/story/content/chronicle/business/97/12/16/sfx.2-0.html (593 words)

	SFX magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		It was launched in 1995 by Dave Golder and Matt Bielby, as an alternative to the increasingly unfashionable likes of Dreamwatch and TV Zone, having, like other magazines in the Future Publishing stable, a glossy cover, extensive features and interviews, and a witty, self-referential writing style.
		SFX and Total Film have subsequently gone on to become market and industry leaders, and are two of the most well-recognised titles in the magazine industry.
		SFX managed to beat its critics with a smart and wide ranging team, high production value and a stance of independance, frequently denouncing many things before it was popular to do so.
	read-and-go.hopto.org /Science-fiction-related-magazines/SFX-magazine.html (225 words)

	SFX Magazine - Read Reviews
		SFX magazine is one of the leading monthly science fiction magazines on the market.
		SFX is a magazine dedicated to science fiction and fantasy in general.
		For instance, readers of the magazine are divided on the Couch Potato section where people watch four or five videos in one sitting and comment on them (personally I think it's one of the funniest sections and the Brian Blessed one was brilliant) and because of this...
	www.ciao.co.uk /Reviews/SFX_Magazine__5098648 (938 words)

	Open Linking in the Scholarly Information Environment Using the OpenURL Framework
		The fundamental notion introduced in the SFX research is that of disconnecting the provision of linking services for a work from the description of the work, as presented to users in electronic information resources (Figure 1 and Figure 2).
		It is a general rendering of the SFX-URL that was introduced in the SFX research (Van de Sompel and Hochstenbach 1999c).
		The approach is currently being explored in depth in a prototype implementation that involves CrossRef, the International DOI Foundation, CNRI, the Digital Library Federation, Ex Libris, the Los Alamos National Laboratory, OhioLink and the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign.
	www.dlib.org /dlib/march01/vandesompel/03vandesompel.html (5697 words)

	SFX Network gets a lightsaber thrust through its heart
		In fact, given SFX were running 100% filler adverts for their own service on our site, you can argue we got the short end of the stick.
		I'd also draw your attention to the relentless spamming of the SFX Network forum you indulged in to draw visitors to your own bulletin boards, and your abusive and offensive comments to many forum members who were unhappy with you doing so.
		Although I initially read SFX for it's first two years in print I stopped because it was full of smug witless comments and more interested in slagging off SF than promoting it.
	www.computercrowsnest.com /sfnews/news0301.htm (2080 words)

	SFX Network gets a lightsaber thrust through its heart.
		Future Publishing quickly stated that SFX magazine will continue in print, to ease fans panicking that one of the last professional sci-fi magazines in the UK would get suspended too.
		In fact, given SFX were running 100% filler adverts for their own service on our site, you can argue we got the short end of the stick.
		I'd also draw your attention to the relentless spamming of the SFX Network forum you indulged in to draw visitors to your own bulletin boards, and your abusive and offensive comments to many forum members who were unhappy with you doing so.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /features/arc/2001/nz5767.php (1848 words)

	Emitters
		When 5 shots remain in the magazine, the ammo low LED comes on, when the magazine is empty, the ammo out LED comes on.
		When the magazine is being changed or the grenade loaded, the gun will not fire.
		When 5 shells remain in the magazine, the ammo low LED is lit, when the magazine is empty, the ammo out LED is lit.
	www.myownlittleworld.org.uk /fiat-lux/emitters.htm (902 words)

	SFX Machine Awards and Testimonials
		SFX is the most exciting thing that's happened to desktop music this year.
		SFX Machine is an absolute "must have" for anyone doing any serious sound design work.
		SFX Machine was used in the making of the Anastasia soundtrack and on recordings with Shania Twain, Backstreet Boys, Pulp and others.
	www.sfxmachine.com /sfx_awards_and_users.html (1278 words)

	Linking to the Appropriate Copy: Report of a DOI-Based Prototype
		SFX, now marketed by Ex Libris, pioneered the ability to provide an appropriate set of extended services based on the context of a user and his request (see ).
		In the first, SFX, approach, the local service component maintains institutional profile information used to determine the appropriate source(s) for a copy of an article and extended services that can be offered related to it.
		In both SFX and Illinois approaches, additional metadata was obtained by using the DOI to query the CrossRef database via the reverse lookup mechanism mentioned above.
	www.dlib.org /dlib/september01/caplan/09caplan.html (5315 words)

	SFX
		SFX is the biggest, brightest and boldest science fiction magazine in the world, full to the brim of everything and anything you ever wanted to know about science fiction, fantasy and horror.
		Well known for our irreverent but fond attitude to SF, we are the number one SF mag.
		And to make doubly sure you can trust our word, every time something is re-released, a new reviewer has a look at it, ensuring our opinions are unbiased and varied.
	www.futurenet.com /futureonline/maginfo.asp?div=4&id=44 (187 words)

	NEWS! -
		One of the articles that many enthusiasts should find valuable is Elinor Stecker-Orel's "SFX Filters: Glass vs. Photoshop" (http://www.adorama.com/catalog.tpl?op=academy&article=081006&refby=press_sfx), a "fight to the finish" comparison of special effects glass filters and creating the same effects in Adobe Photoshop - and which method works best.
		"SFX: Special Effects Photography" is part of a growing collection of special editorial features, designed for photographers at all levels of experience, at the Adorama Academy (http://www.adorama.com/catalog.tpl?op=academy&refby=press_sfx).
		The Academy, which is quickly becoming a choice destination for photographers at all levels of experience who want to improve their picture-taking and image-editing skills, features how-to photography articles, buying guides, and breaking news about the photography industry, written by a team of top photography experts.
	www.imaging-resource.com /NEWS/1155565576.html (553 words)

	Ex Libris - News details (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		SFX is a system that dynamically interlinks numerous electronic resources and can be used in a wide range of digital libraries.
		SFX is based on the research work about the reference linking problem undertaken by Herbert Van de Sompel at the University of Gent and the Los Alamos National Laboratory.
		The SFX solution is already highly acclaimed within the digital library research community.
	www.exlibris-usa.com /newsdetails.htm?nid=177 (538 words)

	KATHERINE HEIGL ONLINE
		SFX Collectors Edition: Babes - The Girls Of Sci-Fi Katherine is featured in the current Collectors Edition of SFX Magazine (UK).
		She appears both in the magazine - on page 77 (a full page photo) and in a supplement entitled "SFX Calendar Girls 2002-2003" - as the featured beauty for January 2003.
		The issue is out now - so pick up a copy of SFX at your local magazine store.
	www.kheigl.com /news/september02/080902-2.shtml (110 words)

	SFX - Magazines / Newspapers Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		I have been subscribed to SFX magazine for quite some time now and although I can get a lot of the news and other info from the internet I still enjoy the read.
		SFX is a monthly magazine published by Future Publishing in Bath, UK.
		SFX is the Science Fiction magazine for grown-ups.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /magazines-newspapers/sfx (278 words)

	Stan Nicholls - Bibliography
		This title was voted one of the ten best Media Tie-In Novels of the year in SFX magazine readers' poll (issue 43, October 1998).
		SFX magazine's Top 10 SF Books list placed it at number 4 in its Xmas 99 issue (no 59), and at number 9 in its January 2000 issue (no 60).
		SFX magazine's Top 10 SF Books list placed it at number 10 in its Xmas 99 issue (no 59).
	www.herebedragons.co.uk /nicholls/biblio.htm (1483 words)

	So what happened between JMS and SFX Magazine anyway? - FirstOnes.com Forums
		As in "permission to reprint specifically denied to SFX Magazine" after all his Usenet posts.
		I think this is something about SFX and last big B5 Con in UK.
		SFX is a fairly useless publication on just about every imaginable front.
	www.firstones.com /forums/showthread.php?postid=111275 (188 words)

	sfx magazine subscription
		All the shops that sell subscriptions to SFX magazine are listed along with the subscription prices - click on the price you want to pay.
		All the comparisons are on a 12 month magazine subscription unless otherwise stated.
		But hurry, the magazine gifts are often only available for a short time so be sure to take out a subscription sooner rather than later.
	www.magazine-subscription.co.uk /sfx-magazine.htm (263 words)

	SFX Magazine - Frell Me Dead
		The latest issue of SFX magazine (latest issue as in arrived this morning through subscription) over here in the UK has a (very) small bit in it's news section about the possible return of Farscape.
		If you don't know SFX magazine is very pro-Farscape and is usually excellent for Farscape related news.
		I just thought it was worth letting people on here know, as I have read SFX for several years (since issue 2) and have found in the past that they have usually been pretty good for things like this.
	www.watchfarscape.com /forums/showthread.php?t=13695 (1346 words)

	Printing a Post - Kashimashi Manga Preview - AnimeOnDVD.com
		In the first section, it says the story begins with the manga, but in the manga section, it seemed to imply that the manga is mainly side and back stories.
		The English SFX on pages 5-6 seem to be a big bigger than needed and covers too much extra artwork IMHO.
		While I do like SFX translated, a smaller translation would be nicer and do the job without cover so much artwork.
	www.animeondvd.com /forum/printpost.php?tid/15065/fbb_session_id/45ba7f72a272222fed3a3fa6cb45d48a (569 words)

	Sfx Magazine - The CHUD.COM Message Boards
		Hmm not to sure about the best science fiction magazine out there statement, I have to say that SFX should be called "Fanboy whimsy monthly" or "Fashionable Fanboy".
		Even after Buffy, for example, has long since past and Angel has also gone the way of the dodo, SFX still manage to fill substantial amount of its copy with interviews and a regular "We're in with Joss Whedon" scoop or gush.
		Yes, the humour in Sfx can be pretty childish sometimes, but i kinda like it.They don´t go to far like Wizard magazine though.That rag is horrible.
	www.chud.com /forums/showthread.php?p=1373609 (1014 words)

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		SFx team press says: "kudos and comments to raiph"
		SFx team press says: "kudos and comments to njsykora"
		SFx team press says: "kudos and comments to aurlaw"
	www.spreadfirefox.com /taxonomy/term/35/all?from=1547 (660 words)

	SFX magazine, subscriptions, UK, subscription, magazines
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		SFX Magazine is Europe’s best selling Sci-Fi magazine.
		SFX Magazine's glossy, flashy, discerning and professional, covering the whole science fiction and fantasy arena with the style it deserves.
	www.magscriber.com /10_computer-magazine-publisher/272_SFX-Magazine-magazines-subscription-UK-subscriptions-discount-uk.htm (61 words)

	EN World - Morrus' D&D / d20 News & Reviews Site - SFX magazine has published a list of the top 10 science-fiction ...
		SFX magazine has published a list of the top 10 science-fiction characters of all time, as determined by a poll of readers.
		Any alternate reality, with technology or magic advanced enough to be inacceptable in todays world is considered "sci-fi" to many who use literary terms to define such things.
		Kirk, Frankenstein (and/or his monster), Flash Gordon (who was the forefather of all the Kirks that followed), Ming (who was the forefather of all the Darth Vaders that followed), Superman, Terminator, Alien, and Lex Luther are all good choices which didn't make it to the list.
	www.enworld.org /forums/archive/index.php/t-35312.html (1837 words)

	SFX Network gets a lightsaber thrust through its heart
		Let's hope the print magazine continues going strong - SFX is the last decent SF read in the UK.
		Although I initially read SFX for it's first two years in print I stopped because it was full of smug witless comments and more interested in slagging off SF than promoting it.
		I wouldn't be sad if the magazine goes the same way as the website.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /sfnews/news0301.htm (2080 words)

	Diamond Geezer
		SFX magazine #8 Jan 1996 / SFX Profile: Neal Stephenson "The new William Gibson"
		They were doing this special issue on technology, decided they wanted some fiction, and hired me as the 'cyberlebrity' of the moment to write it for them.
		In the nanotech age of plenty, a streetwise tearaway from a South China slum on the other side of tomorrow steals a book to give it his sister Nell, and the Illustrated Primer changes her life and that of it's inventor.
	www.spesh.com /lee/ns/sfx.html (3045 words)

	SFX Magazine - JMSNews Forums
		And a little more background on the issue, based on what fans were hearing at the time.
		Ironically, SFX helped contribute to a very memorable moment with JMS at their first SFX Awards, where they awarded him some honorary award, like the Hall of Fame or something like that.
		Not the magazine itself." So unless the editors sunk so low as to fake the results of the vote, he probably would have won even after the rift.
	www.jmsnews.com /Forums/showthread.php?t=94 (635 words)

	Keyboard Magazine - SFX Machine Adds Mac OS X Universal Compatibility
		Keyboard magazine is the definitive source for not just tabs, stands, notes and chords but electronic and piano keyboards, midi, korg, roland, casio and yamaha keyboards and free online lessons.
		SFX Machine Pro is the latest and most advanced entry in the award-winning SFX Machine family of VST and Audio Unit multi-effects plug-ins.
		SFX Machine RT has a list price of US $99; SFX Machine Pro lists for $199.
	www.keyboardmag.com /story.asp?storyCode=14726 (378 words)

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