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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Alien Trailer 2: The Absurdening
While I think we can all agree that this trailer is more exciting that the other one, it is also a good deal more absurd. That said, it’s more fun to watch. It only took me a couple hours to … Continue reading
Alien Trailer
After posting the clip of our old version of Alien, I decided to put together a trailer for the film. This is the “suspenseful” version. I’ve got a more action packed one in the works, too. Please enjoy, and I’ll … Continue reading
The Quotable Abigail, Part XIII
On Daddy trying to get her to call the box her Madeline doll came in a stasis chamber: “But stasis changers have wings.” On being disappointed by your heroes: “Peter Cottontail went poop on the furniture.” On Picnics, Paddywacks: “This … Continue reading
Reading Shades of Milk and Honey
I loved this book. Take that either as a disclaimer or a standalone review. Shades of Milk and Honey, by Mary Robinette Kowal is something unexpected. In a genre dominated by adventure, action and science, it’s refreshing to read a … Continue reading
Reading The Native Star
Before I dive into this review, let me first reference a growing trend in science fiction, incidental zombies. This is particularly popular in the historical variety of science fiction novel. These are zombies that are part of the novel, but … Continue reading
Reading All Clear
Let me start off by saying that All Clear isn’t bad. Or rather, these two books aren’t bad. You might want to start with my review of Blackout, if you haven’t already. The books are interesting, engaging page turners. You … Continue reading
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Useful Graphs
We’ve had a bit of a snail problem lately. To illustrate the extent of the problem, I thought I’d employ the magic of graphs. It always helps to get a visual representation of the data. This first chart shows the … Continue reading
Alien Revisited
Some of you may recall that in our early teenage years some friends and I decided to recreate the movie, “Alien.” While this production was never finished, I give us credit for the sheer audacity of making the attempt. Obviously … Continue reading
The Quotable Abigail, Part XII
On appropriate headwear: “I don’t want a birthday hat. I want a birthday crown.” On holding down two jobs: “I’m an iguana fairy, but I’m the tooth fairy, too.” On why her towel is not a cape: “No, that is … Continue reading