[Lyrics quote] @outshine
Monday October 19:
[Quote for the Monday] “Since my release, I have become more convinced than ever that the real makers of history are the ordinary men and women of our country; their participation in every decision about the future is the only guarantee of true democracy and freedom.”
[Source] Nelson Mandela (1918 – ) / South African president and lawyer / The Struggle is My Life.
Tuesday October 20:
Hard rock funsters, still very Spinal Jap; but this crowd-funded new album has a more modern tone and (slightly) more serious demeanour.
[#SoundBytes] SUGOI INDEED by Electric Eel Shock — http://is.gd/4sSD2 / Double Peace Records (self-funded) — http://is.gd/4sSD2.
Wednesday October 21:
Trillions of nanoparticles cross the blood-brain barrier, each pairing off with a brain cell. They perform a truly modern dance—science.
[Bio] @MattAlbertson is a Seattle geek who enjoys splicing his fiction with cutting edge technology. http://MattAlbertson.com.
Thursday October 22:
Cameron Diaz delivers the worst Southern accent evuh in a dull, badly edited film that offers more evidence that Donnie Darko was a fluke.
[#Spitballs] The Box / Directed by Richard Kelly / http://thebox-movie.warnerbros.com/.
Friday October 23:
[Quote for the Friday, slightly paraphrased] “Instead of dirt & poison we’ve chosen to fill our hives w\honey & wax—thus furnishing mankind w\the two noblest of things: sweetness & light.”
[Source] Jonathan Swift (1667 – 1745) / Anglo-Irish writer and clergyman / The Battle of the Books.
Saturday October 24:
It’s a strange week when you’re thinking, ‘trenchcoats or atomic insects? Wait, is that trenchcoats ON atomic insects?’ I love my job.
[Bio] Marlo Dianne is a writer/artist of more than fifty published works. This wondergeek is found @ http://www.forbiddendragon.blogspot.com.
Sunday October 25:
Fast, violent, and blessed with a great voice cast, this is still a rather rote SF take on movies about corrupt cops and the plucky rookie.
[#ShineComics Extra] GREEN LANTERN: FIRST FLIGHT by Alan Burnett (script), Lauren Montgomery (dir.); Warner Premiere, 2009, $19.98/$24.98 ..
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