News from the Helpers' Network US for fans of Beauty and the Beast..

The Helper's Network (UK) Web Site has had been updated to bring you the latest in Beauty & The Beast news.

There's been quite a few additions and revisions again this month, so it should be worth a visit...

Catch us at the following address: -

Sad news of the death of UK Helper Jean Bryant, but news of forthcoming B&B ballet in Manchester, UK. The B&B Companion Transcription is now complete, so perhaps i'll be able to divert some attention to the cast section of the site which has been rather neglected in recent times!

If anyone has any suggestions about what they would like to be included in future updates, let me know by replying to this email.

Many thanks all,

Simon Huggins

on behalf of Helper's Network UK web site

Here is a summary of the changes on March 1st 2002:-

Helper's Eye: Death of Jean Bryant. Caroline Ferreira reports on forthcoming B&B ballet production in Manchester, UK. Stephanie Wiltse's Hotline Update: 31st January (c), 6th February, 8th February, 14th February, 17th February, 21st February, 24th February, 26th February. Darlene Sullivan's Showbiz Eye: 31st January, 1st February, 8th February.

Web & Pen Pals: 1 new Pen Pal added. 1 new Web Pal added.

Letters: Darlene Sullivan on the possible future B&B Series. Caroline Ferreira of the Kate Simmons Ballet School asks for some help with forthcoming B&B ballet production. Shirley Johns (Fancyfaceq) gives her take on recent news of possible new series and announces her web site.

Episodes:  Epilog Journal: Series 2: Episode (Dead of Winter), Episode (God Bless The Child).  Beauty and the Beast Companion: Series 3, Episode 10 and 11 (last ever episode). Transcription now complete.

Classic Literature: You, Darkness by Ranier Maria Rilke from Arabesque.

Music: MIDI version of Beethoven's Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 92 Movement #2 Versn and Versn ) from Series 2, Episode 20 (What Rough Beast).

If you are interested, I have also made some changes to my Poetry/Literature web site (http://www.simonhuggins.com/uricon/index.htm) as follows:-

7 classic poems - William Blake (The Voice of the Ancient Bard; The Shepherd), Harry Graham (Providence), Thomas Hardy (The Darkling Thrush), William James Linton (Spring and Autumn), Oscar Wilde (Requiescat), W B Yeats (When You Are Old).

Continued classic text - Tao Te Ching by Lao-tzu - chapters 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, and 60 of 81.

11 poems by SH (Afloat, Al'n'Sal'n'God, Awake in a daze, Blue Card, De Moivre, Give Peace a Glance, Goal Shifts, Lightness of Burdening Load, My Valentine, Night Cures All, Programmed End, Snow in the City).

1 prose by SH: (Light Dapples). Added link to B*****d Operator From Hell series to BPFH contents page.

The home page logo (http://www.simonhuggins.com) has been updated to be a bit FLASHier. Hoping to do the same shortly with the HNUK home page. In fact, it's about due for an overhaul!

Also, three new course sessions have been added to the  C programming course section of the "courses" web site, following the local college course I am currently teaching - see http://www.simonhuggins.com/courses/progbegin/c/index.htm.

New version of Telnet program ArcTel (v1.2) released at http://www.simonhuggins.com/arctan/arctel/index.htm too.

Be well all

Simon.

A question for the Helpers' Network US for fans of Beauty and the Beast...

"I still don't know if Pam Tuck is okay (following Sept 11) Does anyone on the Hotline distribution list know please?? I tried phoning her but the answerphone suggests I have the wrong number ;-(

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