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Title: Superman am not lazy enough
Reader: Bizzaro (as told to gentle john)
Rating: Confusing
I could have done worse but I figured what the heaven?
( Read more... )
I hope this doesn't make your heads feel as good as it made mine.
Reader: Bizzaro (as told to gentle john)
Rating: Confusing
I could have done worse but I figured what the heaven?
( Read more... )
I hope this doesn't make your heads feel as good as it made mine.
- Location:Bizzaro world
- Mood:
awake - Music:Singing in the sunshine
^_^ It is Carl Sagan's birthday in a few days, and today is the first official Carl Sagan Day. For those of you who don't know, before his death, Carl Sagan was an astronomer and science populariser. On the astronomy side, was heavily involved in the Voyager Spacecraft and SETI among many other things, and on the entertainment side, he created the series Cosmos and wrote Contact, (the book that the Jodie Foster movie was based on) among many other things.
It's hard to pick among his work for examples, since all of it is so incredible, as far as I'm concerned he was (and remains) the best popular presenter of science. His method of delivery is so direct, uncluttered and clear. Anything he explains is graspable, whether that's a 4th spatial dimension, or very large numbers and watching Cosmos has moved me close to tears on a number occasions with its insight, scope and depth of humanity. For anyone who wonders why science is relevant, or why we should care about galaxies or atoms when they seem to have nothing to do with our lives, watch Cosmos, and science will for good reason come to seem the most human endeavour we can undertake.
As a little trivia, it's even evident that as part of his riveting performance in The Matrix, Hugo Weaving copied Carl's mannerisms, which is why they might seem so hauntingly familiar for people who are new to his work, and possibly why it's so hard to take your eyes off Agent Smith when he talks.
So to celebrate his awesome life, how about some music:
This is a really cute little song called Cosmic Carl
And this is a bunch of clips from Cosmos, all edited to a tune XD
So, hail Cosmic Carl, billions and billions of cheers indeed!
It's hard to pick among his work for examples, since all of it is so incredible, as far as I'm concerned he was (and remains) the best popular presenter of science. His method of delivery is so direct, uncluttered and clear. Anything he explains is graspable, whether that's a 4th spatial dimension, or very large numbers and watching Cosmos has moved me close to tears on a number occasions with its insight, scope and depth of humanity. For anyone who wonders why science is relevant, or why we should care about galaxies or atoms when they seem to have nothing to do with our lives, watch Cosmos, and science will for good reason come to seem the most human endeavour we can undertake.
As a little trivia, it's even evident that as part of his riveting performance in The Matrix, Hugo Weaving copied Carl's mannerisms, which is why they might seem so hauntingly familiar for people who are new to his work, and possibly why it's so hard to take your eyes off Agent Smith when he talks.
So to celebrate his awesome life, how about some music:
This is a really cute little song called Cosmic Carl
And this is a bunch of clips from Cosmos, all edited to a tune XD
So, hail Cosmic Carl, billions and billions of cheers indeed!
Title: Dinner Time!
Artist: muffinbitch
Rating: PG
Summary: Robin tied up, yet again. What is the Joker's dastardly scheme this time?!?!
( I do apologise for this... )
Artist: muffinbitch
Rating: PG
Summary: Robin tied up, yet again. What is the Joker's dastardly scheme this time?!?!
( I do apologise for this... )
So, in honour of the 40th prompt (which is not at all terrible!) I thought I would do some haiku as prompt entries. They're probably a little small to be considered a REAL response (for those who don't know what a haiku is, it's a form of poetry made up of three lines, the first and third line having five syllables each and the second line having seven), but here they are anyway.
They also continue my epic quest to complete a response for ALL Superdictionary challenges - so far I've done 27 out of a possible 40, extrapolate from that my mental helath as you please. ;)
They also continue my epic quest to complete a response for ALL Superdictionary challenges - so far I've done 27 out of a possible 40, extrapolate from that my mental helath as you please. ;)
For those of you not reading on Blogger, go have a look at the poll on the right of the blog over there. I'll wait. Ah, there you are again, that didn't take long. The wisdom of crowds has spoken, and it says that the five Hugo nominees for the Short Form Drama category next year will be episodes from:
Doctor Who.
Dollhouse.
Lost.
True Blood.
Fringe.
Now, of course the poll doesn't allow for multiple episodes from the same show, Torchwood: Children of Earth will be in the Long Form category, and there's still no sign of Caprica, which has to appear before the end of the year to qualify. And, ahem, I forgot The Prisoner, which may well get a nomination. So here are my own bets, and we'll meet here again when the nominations are decided, and see who made the best guesses, and I hope you lot don't kick my arse. I think the five nominees will be:
Doctor Who: Russell's end of season two-parter.
Dollhouse: probably 'Epitaph One', which would be kind of a shame, in that it's unrepresentative.
Lost: I'd like it to 'The Variable', because it was awesome.
Stargate Universe: though picking a particular episode will be tough.
The Prisoner: who knows?
Much as I'd love to see True Blood and Flash Forward in there. Fringe, in the last couple of weeks, seems to have suffered a blow to the head, and is staggering about, suddenly aware that it's on a tightrope and lack of format equals no safety net, while SU displays continuing excellence. At times I think it kind of... does Galactica better than Galactica did. Yes, I know, I was shocked to feel that way too. Anyway, the game is afoot! Individual bets on five shows and particular episodes in the comments are always welcome.
Meanwhile, next Wednesday/Thursday depending on which side of the pond your comic shop is, the first issue of Dark X-Men is out, which reunites me with Leonard Kirk and Nick Lowe, the old team from Captain Britain and MI-13. You can find the first few pages, and a similar preview of my mate Kieron Gillen's excellent S.W.O.R.D. series here.
And I hope that while you're in said comic shop, you may well pick up my other mate Chris Roberson's Cinderella: From Fabletown With Love, in which Chris continues to show why he will one day be the Mayor of all media.
And it seems that With Great Power, the superhero prose anthology from Pocket Books, edited by Lou Anders, in which I have a story, will be out in the States on July 20th. Amazon has it listed here.
Until next time, Cheerio!
Until next time, Cheerio!
- Mood:
bouncy
MENAGE A 3 comic for Saturday, November 7, 2009
Restaurant chains are offering free meals to U.S. military personnel in conjunction with Veterans Day.
Title: Untitled
Fandom: X-men
Pairing: Pryde/Wisdom (In abstentia)
Prompt: 007 Days
Rating: PG
Summary: Set after Pete leaves Muir Island.
Beta'd by
sniperct who wanted more angst.
Also: Thanks muchly to
infinitepryde , who knows why...
Title: Gossip
Fandom: X-men
Pairing: Pryde/Wisdom
Prompt: 058 Dinner
Rating: PG
Summary: Excalibur has a team discussion. Set concurrently with my fic “why.” This is what they're doing while Kitty and Pete are talking.
A/N: Italics at the end are directly taken from Excalibur 91, “Mutants Night Out,” and are therefore the creation of Warren Ellis, and not me.
Beta'd by
sniperct yet again...
Fandom: X-men
Pairing: Pryde/Wisdom (In abstentia)
Prompt: 007 Days
Rating: PG
Summary: Set after Pete leaves Muir Island.
Beta'd by
Also: Thanks muchly to
Title: Gossip
Fandom: X-men
Pairing: Pryde/Wisdom
Prompt: 058 Dinner
Rating: PG
Summary: Excalibur has a team discussion. Set concurrently with my fic “why.” This is what they're doing while Kitty and Pete are talking.
A/N: Italics at the end are directly taken from Excalibur 91, “Mutants Night Out,” and are therefore the creation of Warren Ellis, and not me.
Beta'd by
- Location:home
- Mood:
chipper - Music:SGU
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OMG, you guys. I THINK I MIGHT CLEAN OUT MY INBOX TONIGHT! #Fridaynightswellspent
286 e-mails sitting in my inbox to go! Don't be alarmed if I responded to messages from eight months ago or something.
286 e-mails sitting in my inbox to go! Don't be alarmed if I responded to messages from eight months ago or something.
- Music:the sounds - song with a mission

More to come, later
I told you. I told you all. The Dog is the Enemy of the Human. But you wouldn’t believe me. Now look.
…dogs have a greater eco-footprint than gas-guzzling SUVs.
See? SEE?
(Automatically crossposted from warrenellis.com. Feel free to comment here or at my internet church at Whitechapel. If anything in this post looks weird, it's because LJ is run on steampipes and rubber bands -- please click through to the main site.)







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