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A word of warning. This trailer gives away a lot more of the story than the previous ones. So much so that I’m a little sorry I watched it. The movie looks amazing, but I don’t want to know any … Continue reading →

I’m off to Myrtle Beach in a few hours for some much needed downtime with a handful of my best buddies. Unfortunately, a few of the regulars can’t make it. The only upside is that one of them (hi, Eric!), … Continue reading →

I just found this in the Prometheus thread on AVSForum and had to share. I tweeted it already but then decided it was worthy of a post. Enjoy!  

Bastardly corporate behavior at its worst. How can those assholes live with themselves? This much is certain: Gary Friedrich created the Marvel comics character Ghost Rider. Freidrich sued Marvel (and its new owners, Disney) because he claims that he never signed … Continue reading →

It’s not even that what’s now coming from the right consists of 100% emotional, fear-based appeals without a factual basis. In 2012, a campaign of suggestive fear-mongering seems almost quaint. It’s that the Republicans have staked out a position that … Continue reading →

Nabbed a couple of these from my sister. And a bonus cat poster!

Found this on Pinterest and thought it was cute. Enjoy.

From the New York Times:  Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis, who made the BlackBerry a leading business tool but then presided over its precipitous decline, said they would step down on Monday as co-chairmen and co-chief executives of Research in Motion. … Continue reading →

I had this strange and vivid dream the other night that Morgan Freeman was the CEO of a company I apparently worked for. It wasn’t the company that currently employs me, however; I think it was some kind of technology … Continue reading →

Muhammad Ali, talking about Joe Frazier after the “Thrilla in Manila.” In his suite the next morning Ali talked quietly. “I heard somethin’ once,” he said. “When somebody asked a marathon runner what goes through his mind in the last … Continue reading →