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Category: Star Wars

Unblogged Bits (Mon. 10-May-10 1400)

Links (most recent first) that caught my eye, but did not warrant full-blown blog entries ….

  1. Happy Star Wars Day?! -a great day to debut some new ads we did – Will’s posterous – Like last year’s posters, these are a lot of fun.
  2. “– And Remove All Doubt” – DORK TOWER, Monday, May 10, 2010
  3. RNC Baselessly Attacks Kagan for Quoting Justice Marshall – With a nice list of constitutional amendments explicitly called for by the GOP in their current party platform. If it’s not defective, why try and fix it?
  4. Opposition off to a weak start – Wow. These are, indeed, pretty stupid arguments against Kagan (who, to be fair, has had much more substantive arguments leveled against her by folks to the Left).
  5. Google’s Android devices now outselling Apple iPhones?: Boy Genius
  6. GOP attacks Kagan by defending slavery. Seriously. – Bottom line, of course it’s defective — that’s why we have the various amendments to it since then, including the initial ten, but extending to such trivial things as slavery, women’s suffrage, and a variety of others (including some proposed in recent years by the GOP). To consider the US Constitution perfect, i.e., without defect at passage, is not only a slap in the face to those who benefited from all those amendments, but to commit idolatry.
  7. Barrasso Pledges To Make The Constitutionality Of Health Care A Major Issue In Kagan’s Confirmation Hearings – It’s certainly appropriate to ask a SCOTUS nominee their general philosophy on constitutional issues. Specifics about specific cases that may come before the court are inappropriate, because much depends, rightly, on how the cases are actually presented and argued.
  8. National Journal Magazine – Do ‘Family Values’ Weaken Families? – “In red America, families form adults [getting married and having kids causes you to grow up]; in blue America, adults form families [families are formed by people who have already grown up].” An overgeneralization, but with some statistical foundation and some very sobering implications as to what “family values” means in the red vs. blue states. Good article.
  9. Elfquest movie inches closer to actual existence – I have to confess I’d have been a lot more excited about this, oh, two decades ago.

Unblogged Bits (Fri. 7-May-10 0200)

Links (most recent first) that caught my eye, but did not warrant full-blown blog entries ….

  1. VOTD: The Star Wars Trilogy Retold Using LEGO in 2 Minutes | /Film – Awesome.
  2. On Hold – The constitution calls for the Senate to “advise and consent.” I don’t see “obstruct, delay, stall, blackmail, and/or anonymously block” in there …
  3. McCain Caught Fundraising With Business Group That Killed McCain-Feingold, Shouts ‘I Love The Chamber!’ – McCain continues to spiral down into everything he once seemed to oppose. Very sad.
  4. Conservatives Discover One Right Accused Terrorists Should Have | The New Republic – They shouldn’t get legal representation, they shouldn’t be protected against self-incrimination … but don’t you dare take anyone’s guns away!
  5. Who’s to blame for Times Square? According to Obama, Obama is – So according to Bryan Fischer of the AFA, the Times Square bombing is all Obama’s fault because (a) Obama has been making people hate George W. Bush, (b) Obama has been attacking Pakistanis with Predator drones, and (c) Obama hasn’t been torturing detainees at Gitmo. Got it. Glad we have that settled.
  6. FRC Statement on Dr. George Rekers – Consider yourself officially thrown under the bus, George.
  7. Random Book Blogging: God Destroyed New Orleans With Katrina To Show Gays He Loves Them – Oh my word — the zaniness in this book excerpt (“The origins of Mardi Gras come from the fertility festival of Lupercalia, which has direct roots to Baal worship”) is truly awe-inspiring.

Unblogged Bits (Tue. 27-Apr-10 2000)

Links (most recent first) that caught my eye, but did not warrant full-blown blog entries ….

  1. The Slave Leia Car Wash Company – For a worthy cause … a very … worthy … cause …
  2. A Many-Splendored Thing – SMBC April 27, 2010
  3. slacktivist: Growing grapes at 11,000 feet – And yet they clothe themselves in religious righteousness on a regular basis.
  4. OverREACTing: Dissecting the Gizmodo Warrant – Looking at the itemized receipt, they seized his business cards ? Crazy. And, as noted, the search was pretty much illegal.
  5. Google’s Andy Rubin on Everything Android – Bits Blog – NYTimes.com – “Open usually wins.” Nice to think so, at least.
  6. TF: Down to earth – You can believe the Bible or not, as you choose. But don’t believe that the “Left Behind” books are, in fact, Biblical.

Unblogged Bits for Thu, 22 Apr 2010, 2:01AM

Links (most recent first) that caught my eye, but did not warrant full-blown blog entries ….

  1. Leonard Nimoy Retiring, Won’t Star in ‘Trek’ Sequel – I’ve very much enjoyed the voice-overs he’s done for Star Trek Online.
  2. Dem. Sen. Carper: Dems should drop areas of disagreement from Wall St. reform bill – So the way to move forward is to let the minority dictate to the majority what should or shouldn’t be in a bill. Um … right.
  3. Price of Ignoring ToS Details: Your Soul – Not at all surprising. What percentage of people (my guess: low single digits) actually read all the EULA information during an installation? (And, no, I don’t, either.)
  4. Facebook Used To Make Partners Delete Your Data After 24 Hrs. No Longer. – I don’t have anything on Facebook that worries me, and I decline to join in any games or applications that want to access my profile. That said, I’d never dream of making it my primary social platform.
  5. Glenn Beck, the IMF, and the “Global V-A-T” “prison” conspiracy | Media Matters for America – The Rodeo Clown meets Global Financial Policy. Hilarity ensues.
  6. Pope Urban Novak II – Right! We must protect the site of the Sermon on the Mount, and act as Blessed Peacemakers by BOMBING THE SNOT OUT OF IRAN! Just like Jesus would do!
  7. Army considers rescinding invitation to evangelist – Yahoo! News – It’s highly inappropriate to invite a speaker to the Pentagon who refers to Islam as “a very evil and wicked religion” — not least of which because (a) Muslims serve in the military, and (b) we have military posted in (and ostensibly in service to the people of) Muslim countries. That’s not censorship — that’s common sense. (Plus: why the hell does the Pentagon have a guest speaker for the National Day of Prayer in the first place?)
  8. Jeffrey Scott Shapiro is on a mission to rehabilitate George W. Bush’s reputation. – By Jordan Michael Smith – Slate Magazine – Money quote of Mr Scott: “Bush is clearly very smart. And you don’t need to be a genius to be president — you need good leadership skills and good instincts.”
  9. Barbershop Ewoks – I love Barbershop. I love Star Wars. I love … well, I appreciate Star Wars Barbershop.

Unblogged Bits for Thu, 1 Apr 2010, 8:01PM

Links (most recent first) that caught my eye, but did not warrant full-blown blog entries ….

  1. YouTube – Critique-Info.com – The A-Team (Trailer 2 [HD]) Bande-annonce 2 [HD] – I hope the movie sure has more gags and action than we see here, because (a) it sure seems to show a lot, and (b) it sure looks FUN.
  2. It’s Confederate History Month In Griffin, Georgia – “Oh, yeah, and the struggle to own whatever personal property we want, no matter how human-like it might appear.”
  3. Call The Number On A RNC Mailer And Hear “We Love Sex As Much As You Do” – Chortling like crazy here.
  4. Making Light: As the lighthouse said to the aircraft carrier – Obi-Wan: That’s no moon … it’s a space station!
    Han: It’s too big to be a space station!
    Luke: I have a very bad feeling about this.
    Han: Screw it, I’m opening fire anyway …
  5. Introducing the Mozilla State of the Internet Report – Interesting report. Plus … 600 Tabs??!! Yikes! (On the other hand, can’t believe the average is just 2-3, either, though I admit my current 36 is well to the fringe of the bell curve.)
  6. US Navy frigate exchanges fire with pirates, captures 5, near the Seychelles – chicagotribune.com – And the moral of the story is: The US Navy is relatively humorless, but quite effective, in responding to your near-sighted and/or poorly judged displays of gun-firing bravado.
  7. Official Google Blog: A different kind of company name – I love Google. Er, Topeka.
  8. Grunt, Woof and Moo to you too: Lawrence Chang
  9. Today’s vowel outage: The Gmail Team

Unblogged Bits for Wed, 24 Mar 2010, 8:01PM

Links (most recent first) that caught my eye, but did not warrant full-blown blog entries ….

  1. Palin Puts Gun Sights On “Target” Map; Urges We “Reload” – Again with the targets and crosshairs and shooting/hunting rhetoric. But, of course, when someone gets actually shot, it will all be claimed to be “harmless” words.
  2. Han Solo Gets the Final Piece of the Puzzle – Ha!
  3. The Complete Guide to Fixing Google Contacts (Lifehacker) – Noted for future use.
  4. GoDaddy.com plans to stop registering domain names in China – washingtonpost.com – Good for them!
  5. Caller To Rep. Bart Stupak: “You Baby-Killing Mother F***er…I Hope You Bleed Out Your A** Get Cancer And Die” – “And they’ll know we are Christians by our love.”
  6. The 17 Most Unintentionally Hilarious Propaganda Posters | Cracked.com – I actually sort of like the UK one. And then there’s the one that makes me think of a really creepy “Doctor Who” episode …
  7. Cornyn Flip Flops On Whether He’s ‘Interested In Repealing’ Popular Parts Of Health Reform – I’m more than happy to sit back and watch the internecine struggle on the Right amongst ideologues and pragmatists as to whether the GOP should push to repeal the whole bill (thus coming out against some increasingly popular provisions that even they like and have suggested) or just parts of the bill (in which case folks who’ve been screaming about the Obamacolypse either looks stupid or betrayed or both).
  8. Lawmakers backing off harsh punishments for sexting teens – I think the “OMG I can’t believe I was so freaking stupid only a few years ago” punishment for this sort of thing would more than suffice.
  9. Science Says High-Fructose Corn Syrup Is Pretty Much The Worst Thing Ever – Not to mention recent studies indicating the kidney problems it causes …
  10. The Opposite of Fitts’ Law – I love GMail’s power, its utility, its continuing parade of clever features. But its user interface is really awful, both for obvious reasons and for the more important ones noted here. (That’s true for most of Google’s products, too, including my beloved Google Reader …)
  11. Targeting Gays, Oklahoma Senate Mistakenly Strips Hate Crimes Protections For Race and Religion – They’re not only bigots, they’re incompetent bigots.
  12. Entering the ‘taking-credit’ phase – Wow. So, does he support repealing those parts he’s taking credit for, too?
  13. Opposing the ideas they support — mandate edition – Of course, the premise that there’s an actual rational basis for the repeal movement, vs. political opportunism and demagoguery, is pretty questionable. You don’t have to be consistent as long as you’re shouting loudly, I guess.
  14. Worst. Smear. Ever. – “Worst” as in “most inept.”
  15. Brownout – I can’t see Brown surviving his next election. The Dems will have a decent (and non-imaginary) opponent, and the Far Right has already written him off as a RINO.
  16. Wiley Drake Pretty Much Wants Everyone To Die – What I find second-most-bizarre is that Drake only thinks his prayers will work if he can personally identify folks by name (his God, I guess, doesn’t use wildcards).
  17. March 21, 2010: A Day That Will Live In Infamy – Money graf: “You know, it really is amazing that comparing Democrats to terrorists and traitors and Nazis has become so common among the Right that nobody even bats an eye any more.”
  18. Republicans Block Senate Committee Hearings, Including On National Security Matters, For Second Day In A Row – Remember this, the next time the GOP accuses the Democrats of being soft on Defense and National Security. Idjits.
  19. slacktivist: Glenn Beck Bingo – A nice look at Beck’s “912” values … and an amusing game for the whole family!

Unblogged Bits for Wed, 24 Mar 2010, 12:11PM

Links (most recent first) that caught my eye, but did not warrant full-blown blog entries ….

  1. HCR – Big Fing Deal! Tee Shirts from Zazzle.com – Apparently there are quite a few shirts, bumper stickers, and coffee mugs available to honor the Vice President’s comment. Heh.
  2. CampusProgress.org | By the Numbers: Student Loan Company Lobbying – If they have that much money to lobby with, then clearly they’re making huge profits with our taxpayer money (and from our needy students). I really don’t see a reason why my taxes should go to someone using my tax money to lobby to protect their profits from my taxes.
  3. Stupak receives death threats after voting for health reform. – So how is it that ostensibly “pro-life” people are issuing death threats? Yeesh.
  4. Sen. Barrasso Apologizes For Falsely Claiming House Member Voted For Health Care To Secure Judgeship: Igor
  5. Work with Care: OSHA brings worker fatalities to its homepage [Collective Imagination] – I don’t think it’s morbid — I think it’s an excellent reminder that safety isn’t about statistics, but about actual lives lost (or saved).
  6. Tea Partier Gives Out Congressman’s Address, A Wrong One, And Won’t Change It – Because it’s more important to be Angry than Accurate!
  7. Disneylands’ Swiss Family Robinson treehouse construction photos – Very cool.
  8. Secret ACTA fights over iPod border-searches – Remember that Big Media will pressure the government to allow them access to anyone and anything, anywhere, if they think it will help curb “piracy” (and/or protect their profits). Do you really want border guards searching your iPod, your computer, your thumb drives, your camera chips, etc.? Do you really think they don’t want just that thing?
  9. Steampunk Star Wars costumes – Very cool.
  10. What Lillian did in the war… – These women were heroes of “the Greatest Generation,” too. It’s a shame that their recognition has been so slow in coming.
  11. Bringing Lots of Liquids on a Plane at Schiphol – Having gone through security and duty-free at Schiphol (and having a bottle of genever to prove it), I can visualize how this would be done.
  12. Dead on the No-Fly List: schneier
  13. Which Browser Should I Use: Firefox or Chrome? – Web browsers – Lifehacker – I haven’t quite formally transitioned from Firefox to Chrome, but I use both pretty frequently.
  14. Bah, Humbug: Florida City’s Holiday Policy Raises Church-State Concerns « The Wall of Separation – Um … why does the city have to issue “official proclamations” recognizing any religious holidays?
  15. Why George Washington would disagree with the right wing about health care’s constitutionality. – HA! Of course, the early administrations did all sorts of things that TODAY would be considered unconstitutional (the Alien and Sedition Acts being an obvious example), but having this example to throw back at the GOP (tied to Militias and Gun-Bearing, no less!) is delightful.
  16. Bill Gates Wants To Build A Nuclear Reactor – And in the category of “Scariest Damn Idea I’ve Heard In A Long Time …” Radioactive Blue Screen of Death for the win!
  17. “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story” from Eric Appel, Aaron Paul, Olivia Wilde, Al Yankovic, Patton Oswalt, Paul Scheer, BRIAN HUSKEY, and christiansprenger – Video – No, not real, but an amazing facsimile …

Unblogged Bits for Mon, 15 Mar 2010, 12:11PM

Links (most recent first) that caught my eye, but did not warrant full-blown blog entries ….

  1. Song of the South: A Slightly Different Perspective – I agree that the live-action parts of this movie are dreadful — not just from an “accepting of racial stereotypes” perspective (though it’s done as benignly as possible), but from a “this is just badly written and badly acted” perspective. If Disney really wanted to do something, they’d give us a whole set of Uncle Remus tales, including the animation from this movie and adding new sequences. It would still engender some controversy, but would be a fine way to rescue what’s worth of this movie, justify having Splash Mountain at both WDW and DL, and provide some additional characters to profit more actively by.
  2. The Different Types of Hand-Washers: doghouse
  3. Busted! – DORK TOWER, Monday, March 15, 2010 – If only it were that straightforward …
  4. Ensign ‘under siege,’ but not from media – But remember, it’s “a liberal media” out there …
  5. Mass grave of executed headless vikings found in England – “Nasty, brutish, and short.”
  6. GOP Utah House Majority Leader Resigns In Wake Of Teen Hot-Tubbing Scandal – As is so often the case, it’s not as much the crime as the cover-up that gets ya.
  7. Axelrod taunts GOP: ‘Make my day’ – Without sounding too apocalyptic, this really is the Make or Break Moment for the Democrats for the next decade. If they get their act together, I agree: this is an election winner for them. If not, the GOP is in the catbird seat.
  8. Right Wing Plots Obstruction Of Obama Nominee Due To Its Missile Defense Theology – But St Ronald promised us Star Wars! To deny it is blasphemy! Block him!
  9. Employers Preparing To Shift More Health Costs To The Employee – The idea that people have a choice between the Democratic health coverage plan or keeping things the way they are is a false one. The status quo isn’t permanent, and has already been changing even as the debate has been going on, just in a “frog in heating water” kind of way.
  10. Media Matters staff: Kurtz: Some “Fox journalists” worried Beck “undermines their credibility” – I’ve little doubt that Ailes figures that, worse comes to worse, Beck can be simply fired. I’m sure Dr Frankenstein thought the same thing about his creation.
  11. Homemade Potato Chips Using the Microwave – Gonna try this
  12. Cracking open five of the best open source easter eggs – Moof!
  13. DORK TOWER, Friday, March 5, 2010 – Parenthood does, in fact, provide an interesting set of perspectives …
  14. The Ghosts of Amsterdam… – This really is very eerie in effect.

Unblogged Bits for Sat, 27 Feb 2010, 11:36AM

Links (most recent first) that caught my eye, but did not warrant full-blown blog entries ….

  1. Sometimes, America Makes You Just Want To Kick A Baby – This expresses a lot of the frustration I feel at the American socio-political scene (albeit in more colorful and expressive language).
  2. ‘Cause the Bible tells me so – But remember – if it’s about TEH GAYZ! it must be obeyed.
  3. Bors. – Sadly true.
  4. Great Geek Debates: Han Solo vs. Malcolm Reynolds | GeekDad | Wired.com – The analysis is kind of goofy … but I vote Mal, of course.
  5. Inhofe trying to get Bunning to end filibuster so highway funding doesn’t expire. – It’s all fun and games until someone’s ox gets gored.
  6. ‘Best health care system in the world’ – A key point in the whole debate — one not-unexpectedly obfuscated by the GOP: “No one is saying that there’s something wrong with America’s medical professionals, our technology, our facilities, and/or our ability to treat the ill. The United States has many truly extraordinary doctors, nurses, hospitals, and medical resources. The point is who has access to this quality care, who can afford it, who’ll die because they lack the necessary coverage, who’ll get kicked out of the system under rescission, who’ll never get into the system because of a pre-existing condition, and whether families, businesses, and government agencies will go bankrupt trying to finance such a system.”
  7. Japan’s Sewers Are Even Cooler Than Their Manholes – Very cool indeed.
  8. Shelby Dismisses The Adverse Effect Of His Holds On The Pentagon, Says He Has No Clue If Nominees Are Qualified – Arrogance and sense of privilege …
  9. The Real Problem With Midichlorians [Rant] – Mercifully, I never got involved in “Lost” … but there are some great lessons here on it (and Star Wars) that any writer should understand.

Unblogged Bits for Monday, 15 February 2010

Links (most recent first) that caught my eye, but did not warrant full-blown blog entries ….

  1. Any use of this article without the NFL’s express written consent is prohibited – I certainly appreciate wanting to protect one’s property. The 500-lb. Rabid Wolverine approach to doing so make it difficult, though, to have too much sympathy.
  2. What happens when you get drunk? – That’s a very interesting perspective on alcohol. “Drunkenness is not disinhibition. Drunkenness is myopia.” Have to remember that.
  3. Winter Olypmic Games Posters from 1924 to 2010 | webexpedition18 – Nice set of posters.
  4. in which the impact of twitter on my life is examined, and thanks is given to @ev and @biz – It’s all about communication.
  5. Daria DVD news: Box Art & Pricing for Daria – The Complete Animated Series | TVShowsOnDVD.com – Ooooh … and Daria’s coming out on DVD, too. Glee!
  6. The Flintstone Kids DVD news: Announcement for Saturday Morning Cartoons: 1980’s Vol 1 | TVShowsOnDVD.com – Okay, this is mostly dreck I wouldn’t want my daughter to get anywhere near. (Flintstone Kids? Shudder.) But Thundarr the Barbarian? I am SO there!
  7. A New Sith, or Revenge of the Hope – This is delightful and, to my mind, completely plausible as an explanation for inconsistencies between the first and second Star Wars trilogies.
  8. 5 Things Hollywood Reuses More Than Plots | Cracked.com – Some fine examples of “reduce, reuse, recycle” here. The Disney animation one particularly so.
  9. Simple wedding planning with Google Docs – Actually, this makes a great deal of sense. I’ve no idea whether the templates provided are any good, but just using Google Docs for wedding planning is a faboo idea.
  10. Snow Tracking – Most excellent.
  11. The depths of the ocean to scale
  12. The Escapist : Texas Mom Busted for Soliciting Teen Over WoW – This tale is so full of Wrong it’s hard to figure out where to start.
  13. The Escapist : News : Canadian Sex Ed Game is Weird but Informative – I like video games. I like sex. I’m not sure this is the “two tastes that taste great together” I was looking for.
  14. Shipshape – Another in a series of Things Everyone Should Have To Read.

Tweets from 2010-01-23

  • Just watched "Phantom Menace" with K in support of her Star Wars Lego game. Feel ill, but felt that way before the movie. #
  • Katherine has decided "The Shadow" is pretty cool, too. #
  • You know, you'd think with about three weeks of regular warnings, you could actually get those numbers to me on time. Really. Idjits. #

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BT09 – F is for Fabulous (#Blogathon)

 

Fables, Vol. 10, “The Good Prince” (Vertigo) [collects #60-69]
Fables, Vol. 11, “War and Pieces” (Vertigo) [collects #70-75]
w. Bill Willingham; a. Mark Buckinghan, Steve Leialoha, et al. 

Writing New reader?
Art Non-comics reader?

Willingham’s epic of Fairy Tales forced to our “Mundy” world in front of the conquering hordes of the Adversary, continues to a tremendous climax here.

In Vol. 10, “Flycatcher,” the erstwhile Frog Prince, and now a lowly janitor, is forced from his amnesiac shell to a quest worthy of Galahad — securing a stronghold against the Adversary from which a final attack can be made.

In Vol. 11, that war comes to a grand and bloody conclusion, as first the Adversary’s greatest secret weapon is neutralized, and then the technology of the Mundy World is applied against his empire. But will heroism and cleverness straight out of fairy tales prevail against dark sorcery, magic, and gritty determination? And if it does, what will the consequences be?

I’ve enjoyed this series from the get-go, and these two books continue its greatness. If Willingham does nothing else (and he’s doing plenty else), Fables will be what he is remember for — taking characters from myth and legend and turning them into believable characters on a wide-ranging tapestry, leavened with humor, personal touches, plot twists, and a hell of a lot of imagination. Highly recommended.

 

 

The Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde, Vol. 1, “The Selfish Giant” and “The Star Child” (NBM)
w. Oscar Wilde; a. P. Craig Russell 

Writing New reader?
Art Non-comics reader?

Not many folks know that Wilde wrote fairy tales. Russell does a fabulous job of adapting two of them here. In the first tale, a giant with a lovely garden has to learn a lesson about generosity vs. a cold heart. In the second, we get a bit different riff on Beauty and the Beast. These are nicely done tales in the Grimm tradition (if not quite as bloody as some of theirs), and this book could easily be given to a child or adult for their enjoyment.

 Listening to: McCreary, Bear, “The Shape of Things to Come” (Battlestar Galactica: Season 1)) 

 

 

 

Unblogged Bits for Thursday, 09 July 2009

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