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Chris Bishop is an illustrator who did the Pretty girl and robot series that I loved looking at. He also is exhibiting at ARTOMATIC in DC. CapitolSwell had mentioned it awhile back, but in reference to a friend of his showing. I hope he had a chance to admire some of Chris Bishops work.
Maybe one of these days, I can but his a piece. Until then let’s enjoy the sublime, Girl versus Pig.
This is a post that most likely should come from my buddy, Wyman, over at JadedWings, but he’s busy doing his own thing so let me tell you about.
TCM is doing race and cinema with Asian actors. Every Tuesday and Thursday they’ll show movies that have asian actors. The one I am most looking forward to is The Bitter Tea of General Yen which stars my fave, Barbara Stanwyck, who is seduced by the oriental devil. Nice. Anyway, try to catch some of these movies because I said so. You’ve got Tivo correct?
Mac Clones. Sounds like something out of Star Wars. Yet, the mid nineties did have Apple sanctioned alternative machines. They were nice. You could configure them like a dell. But it ate into Apple’s profits and probably contributed to the late nineties Apple malaise. Steve Jobs comes in and kills that deal. Apple creates the iMac and starts its climb back to greatness.
This is notice that for Apple to survive they must keep making their own boxes. Fake Apple stuff sucks. Don’t buy that fake Apple stuff.
http://www.macworld.com/article/133598/2008/05/macclones.html
More fodder for looking around town. The place isn’t located here, but it’s what it is that is most important.
It makes me hungry.
http://channelduke.blogspot.com/2006/10/we-love-nabe-mono.html
Comptiq has some interesting manga. I’m not sure what the site is saying. All I know is that they publish some manga. What else is there to say?
At the turn of the century, Napster was the place to get your mp3s. Then Apple invented the iTunes Music Store. Sayanora, Napster!
It’s back though, and trying to wrestle the mp3 download business from Apple. Good luck, Napster!
Checkout footnote #22. Infamous!
http://morris.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/05/19/the-most-curious-thing/
Is it hip to call things prequels? I mean, please, The Silmarillion, a prequel. Yes, technically speaking, but wouldn’t it be better thought of as the foundation of the history for The Lord of the Rings? You wouldn’t call the US Civil War a prequel would you?
Here’s GreenCine Daily’s all your Indiana Jones items you can handle. Enjoy!
I really haven’t eaten any ramen in my life except for the noodle blocks you get at the grocery 10 for $1. Yet, reading through this site it makes me hungry. I guess this post is more suited for foodiemonster.
