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29 March 2005The question is more than just the name of a cool old song by “The Stranglers”. Every so often, I wonder where our heroes come from and where they go when their stewards pass on.
At the beginning of March, I wrote about how Spring was coming in more like a kitten than a Lion.
Now that Spring is actually here, of course, the Weather.com forecast for Bellingham looks like this…
…for the foreseeable future.
How could I get so suckered? I fall for this every year! I get one glimpse [...]
25 March 2005I think there’s something almost sexy when a medium is at it’s best talking about itself…
Steamboy almost doesn’t run out of you-know-what…
I was a big fan of Japanese filmaker Katsuhiro Otomo’s famous feature-length animation, Akira. Even almost 20 years later, that film’s amazing visual style, interwoven story and massive-scale events still holds up against newer, long-form animated films, in my opinion. (Roger Ebert’s review of Steamboy is much more critical [...]
According to People’s Daily Online, US researchers have determined that neither global terrorism nor global warming are the primary threat to mankind. Yet, you wouldn’t know it from this article:
Octopus found to “walk” on two arms
Two kinds of Indian Ocean octopus are found to “walk” on two of their arms while using the other six [...]
