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As noted previously, Jon and I will be headed to Fanime this year (next month in fact). I finally got my act together earlier this month and started getting my costume and props assembled. Thus far, I have purchased 2 pairs of glasses, an original resin gun, custom made coat, pants, and gloves. So… what’s…
As Jon announced at the beginning of the year we have moved to 5 posts a week. 4 months in and we are still able to do it, yes there have been a few snags and filler pieces, but overall it seems to have worked out well and we have no plans to go back…
Perfect Dark recently (17 March 2010) arrived on Xbox Live. This game was originally published for the N64 and came with a 4 MB RAM expander for said device (later it became available with just the game). If you didn’t have the RAM expander, you were limited to only part of the Combat Simulator (see…
Last night, Jon and I finally got around to trying out a nearby repeater system, that is the C.A.R.L.A. (California Amateur Radio Linking Association) system. As you can see on the aforementioned link, there are a number of repeaters in the California/Nevada area that allow easy communication between the Bay Area (where Jon is) and…
I went into this film knowing nothing more than it was based on a book and by the title had some affiliation with Greek Mythology, a topic on which I did quite a bit of reading in my youth (and yes that means I also watched Hercules and Xena — minor sidenote Lucy Lawless is…
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This post was inspired by: an article from the Washington Post. Currently we pay a tax on each gallon of gasoline we buy. Part of it is Federal, part State, and possibly even a local part (don’t know anywhere like this, but it is a possibility I suppose). As we move toward more fuel efficient…