Awesome. Check out the artist's rendering of the blast. I thought it was a
mistake, possibly a picture done by a staff artist at Yahoo or something, then
confirmed it at the NASA site (
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/chandra/news/chandra_bright_supernova.html )
That dang star blew apart at
Okay, now some thoughts on the film, with some spoilers. Those of you who
haven't seen it--or who are sick of my e-mails--delete this. In no particular
order:
!SPOILERS!
* I really, really could have done without the Tobey McGuire dance routine. A
few steps would have been sufficient, but it
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, High Priest of Hi-Fi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thanks, Keith.
I saw this in IMAX last night. TOTALLY worth it. I needed the raise
in spirits after the Chelsea/Arsenal match yesterday morning,
::wink::
how does a shorter season return greater ad value?
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From: High Priest of Hi-Fi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
reMEMBER? Had Enterprise done this 16 episode season nonsense it
MIGHT still be ON! It would have been obvious a lot sooner that
Manny Coto should
Each episode has a cost. a repeat is essentially a free opportunity
to run ads against an episode that's already been paid for. So in a
16 episode season, you've paid for the 16 episodes with the ads that
ran during said episodes (in theory, of course.) so when you have
16 repeats and
Insidiously devilish, pernicious and avaricious. Or as Obi Wan said, (cue
British voice) twisted and ee-vil!
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From: Daryle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Each episode has a cost. a repeat is essentially a free opportunity
to run ads against an episode
Yes. And tomorrow there is still Manchester United in a match that
doesn't affect the League table one bit.
On May 8, 2007, at 12:18 PM, tetsuwanatom1 wrote:
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, High Priest of Hi-Fi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thanks, Keith.
I saw this in IMAX last
These two articles were forwarded to me by a friend. They have
nothing to do with Sci-Fi at all. It may be the best investigative
journalism I have ever read.
http://www.advocate.com/currentstory1_w_ektid42749.asp
http://advocate.com/currentstory1_w.asp?id=44931page=1
Bosco
I got friends who
Tobey...dance...okay, I'll never lay eyes on this in my life.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Okay, now some thoughts on the film, with
some spoilers. Those of you who haven't seen it--or who are sick of my
e-mails--delete this. In no particular order:
!SPOILERS!
* I really, really could
The Cosmos never ceases to amaze...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Awesome. Check out the artist's rendering of
the blast. I thought it was a mistake, possibly a picture done by a staff
artist at Yahoo or something, then confirmed it at the NASA site (
I don't think you should let the dance scene deter you from seeing
the movie. It had a lot of great moments.
SERIOUS spoilers follow.
I have to say that there is one glaring omission in these movies.
Not the Gwen Stacy omission. Not the Osborn one. The Peter Parker one.
Peter Parker is
Maybe it's me, after being out in the street for fifteen hours without pausing,
but my first reaction, upon reading those, is to ask, What was she smoking,
and is it readily available to N-stage cancer patients?
Bosco Bosco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: These two articles were
forwarded to
http://www.nowtoronto.com/issues/2007-05-03/cover_story.php
Cover Story
The Blockbuster
Kid-friendly! full of story! well-crafted but artless! bring on event
movies!
By JOHN HARKNESS
If the summer of 2007 were a movie, they'd call it Thr3e. Ignoring for a
moment the actual titles, we have
I agree, Pete's dancing shouldn't be a deterent to seeing the movie. Despite
its flaws, it's still fun.
As for Peter being a scientific genius, I agree with that. But remember, back
before the first movie, this issue was addressed a great deal. Sam Raimi said
several times that he simply
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