Monthly Archives: November 2007

BSG: Razor

I’m going to take a slightly different approach than Kate’s spoilerific review of Razor and hit some of the plot-crucial things that I thought were interesting. First of all, would Adama have been as brutal and cold as Cain without civilian … Continue reading

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Behind the Scenes – Harry Potter

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The Alchemist: William Part Two

A young man makes a decision that changes the course of an Empire. “The Alchemist: William - Part Two” Story by Peter Hodges Dramatic Reading by Kate Baker Music: “Forgotten Lore” by Elliott Goldenthal, “The Black Gate is Closed” by Howard Shore, … Continue reading

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Happy Birthday Pete!

Yeah, I know you changed the site two days ago to reflect your Christmas spirit, but I couldn’t let you go the day without letting the whole world know that you turned yet another year older. So I redesigned the … Continue reading

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Reading Round-Up

I’ve had a few interesting reads on my plate lately. I recently finished The Warlord and The Conqueror by David Drake and S.M. Stirling, which are two books containing the five book story arc of General Raj Whitehall. Loosely based … Continue reading

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Hanging of the Green

Just so people don’t think I’m a scrooge, I have downloaded a festive holiday theme for the blog. I don’t know if it will make it very long, but I’m inclined to leave it for at least part of the season. As … Continue reading

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World of Warcraft – A Funny Take on Addiction

This comic is almost sad… Language makes this NSFW. (Continued after the cut.)

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Battlestar Galactica: Razor

Set your DVR/Tivo boys and girls. Saturday night at 8 PM (CST), the stand-alone two hour movie “Razor” premieres on the Sci-Fi channel. This is the story of the Battlestar Pegasus, and according to inside sources, provides some crucial background … Continue reading

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Washington, D.C. Handgun Ban to be Reviewed by Supreme Court

Reuters is reporting that the 31 year-old law banning hand guns in Washington, D.C. will be reviewed by the Supreme Court in the first half of next year. A U.S. Appeals court has already struck down the law on the … Continue reading

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Thanksgiving Origins

The first Thanksgiving was December 4, 1619, at Berkeley Plantation in Virginia. Their charter reads as follows: “Wee ordaine that the day of our ships arrival at the place assigned for plantacon in the land of Virginia shall be yearly … Continue reading

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