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25th August 2007
7:30pm: This Livejournal/RSS Feed
If you are subscribed to this Livejournal by RSS, you've probably noticed by now that I haven't been updating this at all. Today I have created a new RSS feed that pulls directly from my Blog that RSS feed is at: http://chris-karath.com/blog/chriskarathblog.xmlThat link above is not real time either... but it's likely to be, right now I have to manually click a button that compiles the RSS XML file but I plan on fully automating it in the near future. So if you are subscribed to this RSS feed, please update your subscription to the link above. all for now, Chris http://chris-karath.com
5th January 2007
9:46pm: Singin' the Zefrank.org RSS blues.
So I'm playing around in Zefrank's zefrank.org and there's this blog update section and I think, "Sweet, a blog update section, I've got a blog, I'll enter my domain goodness in it...." But the org overload code won't let me link directly to "my real blog" because it only recognizes fancy pants blogs that are properly coded and have their rss-whatsis and whatnot set-up properly and well my blog don't play that way. See, I'm kicking it oldschool on my blog, I use a text editor and everything, and I don't know nothin' about setting up no fancy pants rss properly. So's that's why I have this LiveJournal account so that I can use its' hoity toity rss code to point to my actual blog. So if there are any Sports Racers out there that don't mind clicking a few times you can follow the above link to my real bloggednessness, thanks for clickin with me. Word. Live Journal, RSSing so I don't have to.
3rd January 2007
12:27am: 1/2/07 Blog Update
Wasting way too much time on the blog the last week or so... Lots of toy pics so far in January. And a pretty big post of links back at the end of this past DecemberSo, take a look at those.
24th December 2006
3:34pm: I've got my own domain now
Hey, my site's moved to chris-karath.com (don't forget the "-") I'm still posting in the same old static text based web page format blog (for now). But the new address is neat. I have added a Forum that's all PHP/MySQL/Vanilla based and spiffy, you should go there and post things on it. I can do all this RSS stuff on my new site now, and as soon as I do, I might discontinue the LJ posting. But for now, if you are keeping up via RSS, this is still the spot. Merry Christmas Eve and all that.
11th December 2006
11:13am:
Below is a summary of My Recent Blog Entries December 10 back to December 1, 2006View All the Pictures and Links.My main blog does not have RSS Feed features, this summary is provided for those that use RSS Feeds. [Start]
Sunday December 10, 2006 8:53:25 PM #
Action Figures
» Added an older figure to my collection today. The Brotherhood is growing. Yeah, It's the Juggernaut, Bitch!. (Thanks Jake.)
Brotherhood
Juggernaut and Xavier
Juggernaut and Xavier
Random Non-Sequiters
» I bought something from Toys R Us online a week ago. I've been getting daily email ads from them ever since. Today they raised it to two emails a day. I'd be happy to get an email from them once a week (or maybe 5 a month if something big is happening) but twice a day? Who needs that kindof spam? I was going to send them a short email to that effect, but they have no visible easily discoverable email address. They do have a 1-800 number, which they reccomend you call, and I did. I made about 10 selections thru the voicemail maze, and then was promptly put on indefinite hold with no human contact whatsoever. Affter listening to a Christmas version of the Toys R Us Jingle a half dozen times I hung up.
Yeah, a silly amount of effort I suppose to register a minor complaint, but I do like to pretend that somewhere in large corporations there's another *person* on the other end of the transaction. Mostly of course, as in this case, it's just interaction with an inhuman bureaucratic system and it's unlikely for a comment made to even have chance of registering individually let alone in aggregate, but again sometimes I like to pretend that isn't the case. Anyway, they did have a link where you can opt out entirely from their emails so I did that.
And don't take the above as too much of a system complaint. I'm well aware that the inhuman bureaucratic system process way of doing business is what keeps prices so nice and low. Most people don't care for the interaction and the system left under it's own will, in a case like this, optimizes toward the masses. Say La'vee (sp).
Let's Go Surfing
» Like Marvel Action Figure pictures? head over to KneelBeforeBlog and check out Franklin's Christmas Adventure.
» Carrot-Top is Weird and apparently he's been working out. Strangest celebrity pic you'll see all day at that link.
Sunday December 10, 2006 12:05:31 AM #
Random Non-Sequiters
» Martin Nodell died Saturday morning. He was the creator of the original Golden Age Green Lantern (As well as co-creator of the Pillsbury Doughboy). The Silver Age Green Lantern was my introduction to the character, but of course the Silver Age version would never have been if not for Mr. Nodell's Golden Age creation. He was 91. The emerald flame of the Green Lantern character shall continue to burn, far far into the future, as good a memorial as any, I think.
Speaker StandSpeaker Stand Base » Finally stained my speaker stands. Pics at right. I rambled on about these a little bit at the end of last month. The angle makes it look abit out of scale, but the base is pretty much the same size as the top.
» Like half the comic-blogosphere I just created a Comicspace account. It's Myspace for comics people. At the moment there isn't much to do there other than upload a picture, fill-out a brief text only section, collect "friends" and do messaging. Basically, it is the barest amount of functionality required to call itself a Myspace clone. It will be interesting to see if they come up with anything comic specific to make it worthwhile. They're certainly going to have to open up the personalization abit.
Let's Go Surfing
» Really weird "bullet-time" inspired stop motion Coke comerical. Give it a looksee it's kindof creepy.
» YouTube now let's you record directly to their site with one step. Not sure when I'd ever use this, but I can imagine this new ease of use will probably increase the number of video diary's available on the site.
» Picture of Smallville's Justice League doing the walk-all-in-a-line-with-a-big-explosion-of-fire-behind-them-thing. (and a second pic)
Friday December 8, 2006 1:34:34 PM #
» Always one more thing. Always something more. Everything else, just a blur. That is life they'd say. I'd say differently, if I thought the alternative could be contemplated. But that ain't what's on tv, and for what I'd say to make any sense, you'd already agree, most of the way, anyway, cause they're ain't hairpin curves on this highway, so here we are, one more thing, always something more, everything else is just a blur.
Friday December 8, 2006 12:29:31 AM #
» 1993 AT&T "You Will" Future Prediction Ads. Not as glamorous or as ubiquitous as they make it out to be but pretty accurate.
Let's Go Surfing
» Cute, yet disturbing holiday computer screensaver featuring An Oven and some Gingerbread men from KatieCanDraw.
» STFU Stein
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» NBC currently has all 11 episodes of Heroes online. If you haven't seen this show yet. Set yourself aside 8 1/2 hours and get to watching these.
» Christmas Tree made from Mountain Dew Cans
» Charlie Brown Peanuts characters done as Marvel Superheroes with a few DC ones too. 3 Pages (1, 2, 3) Cool Stuff.
» Nice Custom Wood Laptop Stand/Riser.
» USB Powered Heated Foot Slippers For computing on those cold nights.
» Minature Japanese Living Room with working 1.5" TV. Neat gadget, desktop thing.
» Arby's Fast Food Self-Service Kiosk. Would you like curly fries with that, Tap Yes or No.
» Green Lantern Sublimation T-Shirt. Different. (There's a Superman one too.) I'm not trendy enough to pull off either of these.
Thursday December 7, 2006 8:48:03 PM #
Action Figures
Another big week for action figures DC Direct Crisis Wave: Batman, Huntress, Dr. Light and (3) Weaponers of Qward. Marvel Legends Face-off Wolverine/Sabretooth (Variant) and Iron Man/Mandarin. Marvel Legends Wasp (Red.) Also I completed the Build-A-Figure Onslaught.
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Weaponers of Qward - I really like these figures... Army figures are fun to display.
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Weaponers of Qward vs. Hal.
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Sinestro and Weaponers of Qward
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Effigy and Weaponers of Qward
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Batman and Huntress - I like this more acrobatic 80's physique Batman, but he may be a little tall.
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Huntress and Huntress - Two very different character interpretations.
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Powergirl and Huntress - These figures work well together, I think.
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Earth 2 Robin and Huntress
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Batman and Robin
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Batman and Batman
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Superman and Batman
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Dr. Light and Dr. Light - She has some pearlesant paint... looks very good in person.
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Captain Atom and Dr. Light
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1st Appearance Wolverine and Sabretooth - Everybody Scream!
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Wolverines - Brown costume is still the best.
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Wolverine, Sabretooth and Lady Deathstrike
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Join the Brotherhood
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Iron Man and Mandarin
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90s Animated Iron Man a little bit smaller than Classic Iron Man
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Giant Man and Wasp
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Marvel Legends Build-a-figure group photo
(Galactus was unavailable to get his picture taken because he was buried too deeply in one of my display cases.)
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Blackheart
Let's Go Surfing - With a few quick links
» Steven Colbert Interview at Harvard University One Hour Video. Pretty good.
» KAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHNNNNNNNN!.
» IKEA Houses, if your in the UK you can go IKEA 100% now.
Sunday December 3, 2006 6:42:48 AM #
Random Non-Sequiters
» Watched Superman II: the Donner Cut and Superman Returns Friday. Some SPOILER comments below:
Superman II: the Donner Cut - The biggest impression I'm left with having watched this is that the majority of "cheese" has been removed. The screen test scene inserts are fine, however the hotel scene played better in the "original version" of the movie, as far as I'm concerned. There were probably just as many scenes I liked removed from this movie as scenes I didn't like, It's kindof a wash really when it comes down to it. Worth having and watching if you are a comic geek, less so if you are not. Probably the highest budget "fan-re-cut" ever created. It's ok. (Oh and for those that care: The S-Shield scene is gone, but you get the spin the world backwards a second time now.)
Superman Returns - This is my third viewing of this film. I saw it on a standard theatre screen, imax and now the small screen. I really like this film, but I'm not sure it stands up very well to multiple viewings. During this third go through, it's noticible how much time these characters stand around thinking and "having" moments. I found alot of that suspenseful the first time, but on multiple viewings it just seems like the film is drawn out longer than it needs to be.
I found the effects dimished somewhat in the TV set scale. There's such detail in this film and such expansive horizons and sets that the big screen was really where this film dazzled. It's still good on TV but the theatre was really the place to see this one.
Also I may be dense, but I still don't understand the whole "Father becomes the son" thing, at least not in the context of this movie.
Probably a comment or two more when I have a chance to watch the extras and the director commentaries on the the films.
» I'm not a gamer-guy. Not very good at video games at all. A friend of mine got the Wii and last week I played Rayman: Raving Rabbids. That game is fun as all hell. Lot's of silly little mini-games that make you do all kinds of crazy things with that Wii controller, and those rabbits crack-me up. Good Stuff.
Let's Go Surfing
» Nice stand-alone flash app color-wheel calculator program, that even shows CMYK values.
» This combination plant vase/fish bowl is cool.
» Naked Silhouette Dinner plates. 4 different styles. Neat.
» Do you cry yourself to sleep each night? Then this Kleenex Pillow is probably for you. If things are really bad, you might want these anti-depressant pill shaped pillows instead. Better yet, buy both!
» "Let's face it, we're not changing the world. We're building a product that helps people buy more crap - and watch porn." Great quote from Seagate's CEO.
» Here's the Britney Spears pic being talked about. And more here. (You may have to click the "Skip this Ad" in the upper right corner.) They're Very NSFW.
» Dull first ever, business centric, Microsoft Vista Commercial. YouTube video at the link.
» I may have mentioned this Video Watch already, but I'm going to mention it again because at $99 it's just too cool. I can't come-up with a reason why I need one since I already have a PocketPC but it's so geeky-cool, I've just got to link to it again.
» Here's a new twist. Play the classic vector Asteroids game from the 'asteroid's perspective'. Flash based game, at the link press the red "play"
» The creators talk about the upcoming Invincible Iron-man cartoon. Youtube video at the link. I'm sure if Ultimates 1 and 2 are any indication, this also will be crap. From what little I've seen, it already looks too "Manga-ish".
» This $99 2GB Video/Mp3 Player looks pretty cool. It takes MicroSD also.
» Nice Mono-pod for your digital camera. Take pictures of yourself or get a shot from way above your head.
» Wizard Magazine fired their Editor-in-Chief. So will it get better or *shutter* worse?
» Take a look at the Fantastic Four 2: Rise of the Silver Surfer Fantastic car. Jessica Alba has some freaky long hair, for the Sue Storm character, in that picture too.
» Jones Soda will be switching from high fructose corn syrup to pure cane sugar.
» Nice Wii Apartment Set-up. Video at the link or below:
» i.disk, nice simple graphical application that shows what folders are eating up all your disk space.
» Pocketable $127 Photo Printer approx 6"x4"x1" in Japan. Pics on paper in the club or on the go. Neat.
» Betcha you didn't smurf that they'd be smurfing a movie about the Smurfs. Betcha didn't think they'd be smurfing three of them, that they would be 3D CG or that they'd be calling them a "Lord of the Rings" type trillogy, but with Smurfs. Sounds Smurfy.
» In a single sponsor deal, NBC Nightly News will have only 1.5 min of comercials next week. (normally they have 7 min.)
» $50 "Laser Guided" USB Missle Launchers
» Co-creator of Venture Bros. likes to paint pictures of women in bras. SFW.
» Very nice Freeware Pocket PC Dice Rolling Program:Pocket Dice Master. Well written, looks nice too.
» Huge Panorama of Paris (the city not the socialite.) Click and then scroll sideways.
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10:59am:
Been almost a month since I updated this feed so here we go: Below is a summary of Blog Entries from November 30th back to November 14th 2006View All the Pictures and Links.My main blog does not have RSS Feed features, this summary is provided for those that use RSS Feeds. [Start]
Thursday November 30, 2006 11:08:55 PM #
Tuesday November 28, 2006 7:50:51 AM #
Random Non-Sequiters
» Six Months ago episode of Heroes, such a very very well done show. Good Stuff.
» Studio 60 I watch this show purposefully to be annoyed now.
» DC comics Previews Solicitations for February 2007
Let's Go Surfing
» British Documentary on Iraq. 48 min long, Google video.
» Superhero Old-Folks home
» Fox News to create their OWN Daily Show style fake news show. Try to wrap your head around the irony inside that concept.
» Neat Gamer Bus mobile Lan party.
» USB Butt warmer
Friday November 24, 2006 7:12:52 PM #
» I happened to flip on the television and catch the tail-end of a a movie called Mindwalk, (1990). Through the power of DVR, I hit record and the machine grabbed the program from the begining, from whence I commenced to view the program. Not a drama in the traditional sense and not a documentary, the film follows the conversation of a politician, played by a younger Law and Order's Sam Waterson, a Poet, John Heard, and a Physicist, actress Liv Ullmann. The film follows this trio as they walk through castles and picturesque beaches on a French island. They talk about many topics, most of which build toward a discussion on Systems Theory. Very much a relaxed walking intellectual conversation in the visual traditition of the West Wing or Studio 60, minus any of those shows franticness. Alot of the same ground as What the Bleep Do We know is covered in this film, although it is much more mainstream and nowhere near as new agey.
The movie aired on Flix when I watched it. Acording to MeeVee (A TV Guide-like website) it will air at the below times and channels over the next 12 days (3 days actually):
Saturday, Nov. 25, 2006 12:15 PM SHOFAM Sunday, Nov. 26, 2006 5:20 AM SHOFAM Monday, Nov. 27, 2006 9:45 AM TMC2XE Monday, Nov. 27, 2006 12:45 PM TMC2XW
I did not see it on Netflix. It is available on Amazon, on VHS only, for $64 (Which is abit more than you'll want to pay unless you really have money to burn.) I'd try to catch it on one of the above showings over the next few days if you enjoy this sort of thing. It's good stuff.
» I got a basic surround sound speaker system at Meijer's Thanksgiving sale yesterday. Today I built some stands for the speakers. I was very suprized at the difference putting all the speakers at the same ear-level height made. Yesterday I had them on various counters and surfaces and I did not think the surround experience was very effective. Putting all the speakers at the proper height and properly spaced made a much bigger difference than I would have anticipated. Good Thing.
I'll post pictures of the wood stands at a future time after I stain them.
Friday November 24, 2006 2:22:58 AM #
Random Non-Sequiters
» I was going to do the Black Friday thing. I went to bed early, got up abit after midnight, took a quick shower, put on some extra socks, a heavy wool sweater and headed out to get in line in front of my local Best Buy. There's a good deal on a computer, a couple external harddrives, a camcorder, and I can always use an SD card or two. Anyway, I got there at 1am and forget-a-bout it. There was already a small tent city set-up. Tents! that's hardcore. I thought 1am and some extra socks was a little crazy as it was to save a couple hundred bucks. But tents? That was too much for my little shopping list. I'm going back to bed.
Video of the tent city below:
Let's Go Surfing
» Battle of the Planets Shockwave Game. Play it in your web browser.
» Download and Watch "The Corporation". Very good documentary. This is an official Bittorrent download. 1.75 GB.
» Cross a Religious Tract with the Fantastic Four and you get this little gem.
» You should watch zefrank's show on visiting family at Thanksgiving, it's a good one.
Sunday November 19, 2006 1:07:50 AM #
» Saw this on Comics Continuum, looks interesting:
* Kevin J. Anderson has signed a deal with DC Comics and HarperCollins Books to write Last Days of Krypton, a novel about the demise of Superman's home planet. Here's how HarperCollins describes the book: "The novel, reminiscent of The Last Days of Pompeii, shows the pomp and grandeur of a doomed world, the politics and struggles, brave heroes and traitors, and finally the escape of one baby. The story features Jor-El and Lara (Superman's parents), as well as famous villains General Zod and Brainiac, and how a whole planet came to be destroyed. In almost 70 years of Superman, this complete story has never been told." The book is targeted for a fall 2007 release. * A National Education Association online pol
Let's Go Surfing
» Cool Helmet Camcorder from Archnos for $149. (Unfortunately you're going to need an Archnos Media Player to go with it, that should bring the price up considerably higher.)
» New York Times article on videobloggers. The Ze Frank portion is on page 2
» Cool cartoon designs for a forthcoming "Tooned-up" Buffy the Vampire Slayer Maquette
» Six Minute Clip on Youtube: Top 5 Bond Car Chases. Clip is from a British TV series. Not bad.
» Interview with Tim Sale on his "Heroes" Artwork
Saturday November 18, 2006 2:19:04 PM #
Let's Go Surfing
» A PDA-like pocket magnifier. Pricey but an interesting looking gadget.
» OMG! what a cute kitten. via Cute Overload
» A Scanned-in 1960s pamphlet on Design Composition Fundamentals. Real good stuff. Read.
» This hotel room looks straight out of a cartoon.
» USB Electric Guitar for your PC $99.
» John Hodgeman, "I'm PC", on the Boing Boing Podcast. Direct link to MP3 . Oh and apparently Justin Long is still the Mac guy contrary to previous reports.
» I haven't tried it, but this multiple network manager, Netsetman, looks like just the thing for promiscuous PC Laptops.
» Kneelbeforeblog has more action figure fun featuring: Spidey and Modok acting Hamlet and a possible ;) opening sequence for an Iron Man movie.
» For $58 I could see getting this multi-position convertable laptop desk
» Text "Encryption" on a Rubberband. This is a much better way to leave passwords on your desk than that post-it note you have under your keyboard now.
» Personalized Rubiks Cube. Upload your Pictures and for $30 they mail it out to you.
» Jingle Bells, Batman Smells, Robin layed an egg, Batmobile lost a Wheel... and you can buy the t-shirt.
» Below are some photos from p2wy. He takes and posts alot of photos. Sometimes 10 or more a day. I subscribe to his Flickr rss feed in my RSS reader, and it's always interesting to check that channel throughout the day. As to why I follow this particular feed, the photographer worked at the same office as mine a while back but mostly I just enjoy the constant updated stream of photos.
Select Photo picks from p2wy (posted from 10/26/06-11/18/06)
Hopefully, p2wy doesn't mind me posting his photos and sending people over to his Flickr stream.
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Saturday November 18, 2006 12:20:57 PM #
» Just watched the last two weeks worth of Smallville (with finger firmly planted on the fast forward button.) There was a cameo at the end of a tall, bald, slightly green tinged hero with red glowing eyes who can fly and appears to have a thing for Oreo Cookies. Oreos!
Spoiler: (If you're not a comic geek.)--> J'onn J'onzz, the Martian Manhunter <--Highlight text between arrows.
» I also just found out (old news, but new to me) that the character above will also be in the two-part Season 4 Finale episode, titled "The Joining" on the animated "The Batman" series. The episode is not scheduled yet but looks to be a few months away.
Saturday November 18, 2006 12:53:02 AM #
Saw Casino Royale, the new James Bond tonight. Very much enjoyed it. It's very much an Ultimate Bond in the Marvel Comics sense. The Bond formula is intact (minus one major and a couple minor missing beats). The camp has been largely stripped out. There are some dry, subtle bits of humor, and although I'm a fan of Bond camp in general, I didn't miss it in the context of this reimagined Bond. Downsides: The Ford scene, more 'naked' Bond than naked Bond girls and a certain missing letter of the alphabet. Overall, Good Stuff, Go See on the Big Screen.
Thursday November 16, 2006 9:27:28 PM #
» Picked-up the Marvel Legends Series 15 Modok wave, DC Reactivated's Lobo and Spider-man series' Electro, this week. Got to rip open lot's of plastic packaging... good times.
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Marvel Legends Modok Series 15
Marvel Legends Modok Series 15
Beta Ray Bill and Thor
Beta Ray Bill and Thor
Beta Ray Bill and Thor
Flightstand hole in the cape? might have to fill that in with sculpty.
(ML Moon Knight has the cape hole too)
Iron Men
Iron Men
Iron Men
Marvel Legend and Marvel Select Spider Woman
Marvel Legend and Marvel Select Spider Woman.
Select clearly wins this comparison
Marvel Legend and Marvel Select Spider Woman
So which one of these do you think Bendis favors?
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Bad Paint ap. Did she sit in yellow paint?
Captain Marvel and Ms. Marvel
Captain Marvel and Ms. Marvel
Captain Marvel and Ms. Marvel
Profile isn't the Captain's most photogenic side.
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Marvel Legends and Marvel Select Moon Knight
Marvel Legend and Marvel Select Moon Knight
I prefer the Marvel Legends figure.
I think I like the midnight grey suit better too.
Wasp and Ant-man
Bzzzzzzzzz..... Wasp and and Ant-man.
Captain America vs. Modok
Captain America vs. Modok.
Nice... Build-A-Figure.
Capatin America vs. Modok
Mojo and Modok
Mojo and Modok
Marvel's got some wonderfully disgusting villains.
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Lobo and Wolverine
The Main Man: Lobo with Wolverine
Last Sons
Last sons
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Lobo and Guy Gardner
Any scene with these two is going to be a winner.
Electro vs. Spidey
Electro vs. Spidey
Electro vs. Spidey
Wednesday November 15, 2006 5:26:45 AM #
» Tina Fey was on Jon Stewart's Daily Show Monday night. It was not as electric an interview as I would have thought it to be. It did not seem that Jon Stewart was a fan of Fey. He asked her mostly about Alec Baldwin, didn't discuss her previous fake news anchorship at all, even when she brought it up. He also introduced her as an actress. It seemed odd that he didn't add writer to that intro. Fey was pretty good during the segment though and even with all that, it was still neat to see both at the same desk. Photos below.
Tuesday November 14, 2006 8:22:45 AM #
Random Non-Sequiters
» Pretty cool last night to see the actress who played the receptionist part in the British version of the The Office show up on Studio 60. Really the only highlight in this overly self-involved, self-important, talky-nothing-happening show. (Yeah it's really well written dialogue but NOTHING ever happens on the show, there is NO story.)
» I found this NBC news correspondent covering Darfur amusing in a Daily Show sort of way. She's covering a genocide in a light blue silk shirt, yet still putting on the Canvas Adventurers vest. Nice.
Let's Go Surfing
» Finally a DC Direct Action figure line so esoteric I can pass on it completely. Nice sculpts, but odd odd picks when there are so many more standard characters that could have been done.
Monday November 13, 2006 5:17:58 AM #
» This is just a brilliant toy, and yes I do want one in my size ;)
Let's Go Surfing
» Kneel Before Blog Featuring: Funny Sentry/Fantastic Four Action Figure Comic Strip and Slutty PEZ!.
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12th November 2006
12:33pm:
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Sunday November 12, 2006 11:22:50 AM #
I ramble on about Lost, Heroes and What About Brian. I also catch you up on where I am in my comic reading.
Saturday November 11, 2006 2:50:00 PM #
I post an insightful clip from Jerry Seinfeld Comedian, mention Smallville and Hellboy Sword of Storms, talk about a new Video Recording gadget, Sandisk SDMV1-R V-mate and serve of a smattering of random links.
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9th November 2006
7:44pm:
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Thursday November 9, 2006 12:47:58 AM #
» This is a little old, but I took a quick look on Youtube and I didn't see it up there, so for those that are interested, below are the Green Lantern and Superhero References from Grey's Anatomy a couple weeks ago. (Comic fans aren't going to like Karev in this snippet. If you are unfamiliar with the show, Karev is pretty much always played as a jerk, so I wouldn't take his comments in the clip too personally.)
» Got a really good book on Figure sculpting from Amazon.com yesterday: Creating Life-Like Figures in Polymer Clay: A Step-By-Step Guide (Paperback) $18.48. I don't know much about the topic, but this book is filled with step by step photos and diagrams. As a book at least, it's very well put together. Good Stuff.
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Sunday November 5, 2006 12:48:12 PM #
Random Non-Sequiters
» So, um, did anyone watch Meet the Press today? What was the deal with Elizabeth Dole? Aren't Senators supposed to be the deliberative body that let people talk in turns? Tim Russert was at a complete loss (although clearly amused at the absurdity of the situation) as to how to get her to stop talking. The Dems on the panel for the most part handled the situation with grace. Staying on message is one thing, but not even letting the moderator get a word in, is taking things abit far.
» Ordered some things on Amazon.com today. Played with their various shipping speed and delivery option combinations. Also noticed that it makes a difference what you put in your order, as one of the books I was getting would have delayed everything else by a month under most of their shipping options. Anyway, not a positive process, they would seem big enough to be able to streamline the situation abit. (Yeah I know they have 1-Click and all, but in my situation that would have pretty much been the worst option in price/delivery combination)
Let's Go Surfing
» Lace Wall Painting technique
» On My Desk is a facinating web site that profiles the desks, offices and studios of creatives. I particularly liked this Mighty Mouse image in their Tommy Kane profile.
» Remember, Remember the 5th of November. Edward Lee has some nice V for Vendetta Action Figure shots on his Flickr account.
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Saturday November 4, 2006 4:53:42 PM #
» Picked-up DC Superheroes "Batman/Batgirl" and "Clark Kent/Superman" 2 packs a couple days ago.
DC Superhero 2 Packs
In package shot
DC Superhero Batman and Batgirl
Very nice sculpts, much better than usual for this line
DC Superhero and DC Direct Batgirl
Comparisons of DC Direct and DC Superheroes Batgirls
DC Superhero and DC Direct Batgirl
From the side
DC Superhero and DC Direct Batgirl
From the back
DC Superhero and DC Direct Batman
Side by sides of DC Superhero and DC Direct Batman
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DC Superhero and DC Direct Clark Kent
DC Superhero Clark Kent and DC Direct Lois Lane
Clark Kent with DC Direct Lois Lane.
(I was going to take a photo of him with Perry and Jimmy from the Daily Planet wave, but he's not a good scale with those two figures, didn't seem worth the upload.)
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Saturday November 4, 2006 3:55:05 PM #
Random Non-Sequiters
» I know this news is a couple days old, but to everyone who posted a negative post to their blog, made a negative comment somewhere on a message board, complained to a friend, or whatever, thank you for helping make this not happen. Internet, you're full of heroes and you've done good on this!
» Battlestar Galactica, very good last night, very good show. 30 Rock, surprisingly funnier each week; they did a great brief parody of Studio 60 this week: "Did we just walk in a circle?" "Good Walk and Talk". Heroes, still loving Heroes, good show.
» Pretty cool Drive-thru prank, bit, whatever?
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» Hey alcoholic friends check out the Cost of Drinking Calculator
» What would happen if all people suddenly disapeared from the earth? Article and Chart
via boing Boing
» Dilberts Unified theory of everything financial
1. Make a will 2 .Pay off your credit cards 3. Get term life insurance if you have a family to support 4. Fund your 401k to the maximum 5. Fund your IRA to the maximum 6. Buy a house if you want to live in a house and can afford it 7. Put six months worth of expenses in a money-market account 8. Take whatever money is left over and invest 70% in a stock index fund and 30% in a bond fund through any discount broker and never touch it until retirement 9. If any of this confuses you, or you have something special going on (retirement, college planning, tax issues), hire a fee-based financial planner, not one who charges a percentage of your portfolio
» I think this is a really fun idea, Ceramic versions of Plastic Tableware. A set of Red Ceramic Solo cups and ridge edged paper plates would really be cool.
via Cool Hunting
» Composite Face made from 15 "attractive" images, from something called the Face Research Lab
» This roof monster tutorial is really slick.
via Make
» One Click Butter Cutter. Sure this is a task that probably doesn't require this level of accuracy. Also every house in America is stocked with "butter" knives for this purpose, but this still looks neat. Perfect Pats of butter.
» Cool Cardboard Box Maze
» Really bad in a good way, custom Ice-man Costume.
» Neat looking USB Record Player/Ripper Turntable. $225, so a little on the pricey side, but if you have a gigantic record collection, looks like it would be very useful.
via Gizmodo
Photos from p2wy:
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Tuesday October 31, 2006 12:12:01 AM #
My Halloween Costume.
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Monday October 30, 2006 6:36:41 AM #
Omacs
Made a simple wood base for the OMACs
Let's Go Surfing
» Not really my thing, but fans of Christian Music, I think this MP3 Player is for you.
via Gizmodo
» The Woz has 20,000 on him in cash at anytime, but gets excited about free parking. What an interesting psychological state to think about.
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Sunday October 29, 2006 5:36:21 PM #
Action Figures
Burgess Meredith and Penquin
Burgess Meredith and Penquin
Burgess Meredith with Penquin cigarette
Burgess Meredith with Penquin cigarette
Hulksters
Hulksters
Hulksters
Hulksters!
Random Non-Sequiters
» DC Comics Previews Solicitations for January 2007 BATMAN #662 • DETECTIVE COMICS #827 • ROBIN #158 • NIGHTWING #128 • CATWOMAN #63 • ACTION COMICS ANNUAL #10 • SUPERMAN #660 • SUPERMAN CONFIDENTIAL #3 • SUPERMAN•BATMAN #33 • 52: WEEKS 35-39 • THE HELMET OF FATE: DETECTIVE CHIMP #1 • THE ALL-NEW ATOM #7 • AQUAMAN: SWORD OF ATLANTIS #48 • THE BLUE BEETLE #11 • BIRDS OF PREY #102 • THE CREEPER #6 • THE FLASH: THE FASTEST MAN ALIVE #8 • GREEN LANTERN CORPS #8 • ION #10 • GREEN ARROW #70 • CONNOR HAWKE: DRAGON’S BLOOD #3 - Bad cover kiss drawing • JLA CLASSIFIED #31 • JLA CLASSIFIED #32 & 33 • JUSTICE SOCIETY OF AMERICA #2 • JSA CLASSIFIED #21 & 22 • HAWKGIRL #60 • MANHUNTER #27 • MARTIAN MANHUNTER #6 • OUTSIDERS #44 • THE SPIRIT #2 • SUPERGIRL AND THE LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES #26 • SHOWCASE PRESENTS: GREEN LANTERN VOL. 2 TP • SHOWCASE PRESENTS: AQUAMAN VOL. 1 TP • TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED #4 • TRIALS OF SHAZAM #5 • TEEN TITANS #43 - Titans East Story Starts • UNCLE SAM AND THE FREEDOM FIGHTERS #7
Marvel Comics Previews slolicitations for January 2007 MS. MARVEL #11 • MS. MARVEL SPECIAL • newuniversal #2
» Nice Dane Cook Parody:
» Kings of Myspace Rap - Neat the way most of the video happens on an "actual" Myspace Page.
Let's Go Surfing
» Detailed analysis of DC and Marvel September 2006 Sales figures.
» WIRED's Six-Word Sci-Fi Stories. A host of famous authors. Haiku-like but shorter.
» Save the Cheerleader, Save the World.
» Marvel Legends 15 Captain Marvel, Wolverine/Sabertooth Face-off two pack
» If Aaron Sorkin wrote a show about Baseball. Kevin Levine captures the Aaron Sorkin (West Wing, Studio 60) voice perfectly, and applys Sorkin's specific dialog and scene pacing style onto a Baseball setting. Great Parody.
» Fast Company article on comedian Lewis Black
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Saturday October 28, 2006 9:47:01 PM #
» Bill O'Reilly vs. David Letterman. Below is a CBS provided to YouTube clip from last Friday's Late Show.
Letterman: Let me ask you a question — was there more heinous, more dangerous violence taking place before in Iraq, or is there more heinous, dangerous violence taking place now in Iraq?
O'Reilly: Oh, stop it. Saddam Hussein slaughtered 300,000 to 400,000 people, all right, so knock it off… It isn't so black and white, Dave — it isn't, 'We're a bad country. Bush is an evil liar.' That's not true.
Letterman: I didn't say he was an evil liar. You're putting words in my mouth, just the way you put artificial facts in your head!
Click for the whole 11 minute interview.
via Digg via CrooksandLiars
Let's Go Surfing
» X-Men Perfumes? Now you can smell like Wolverine.
via Progressive Ruin
» Marvel Comics' Moon Knight coming to TV?
» Bush, "Stay the Course" Democrat Video.
» Two Page Green Lantern Origin from 52 one | two
» Costumes for your iPod?
» Marvel US Postage Stamps
» Drawings Created by Trees? Sort of. Personally, I'd think trees would have moral reservations about DRAWING ON PAPER!
» Finger Drum Mousepad $39.99. Neat.
» Instant FM Music a sortof "tivo" for FM Radio looks like a pretty neat device. CompUSA has it listed for $39.99, but it's not available for order quite yet.
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26th October 2006
11:10pm:
Below is a summary of My Recent Blog EntriesView All the Pictures and Links.My main blog does not have RSS Feed features, this summary is provided for those that use RSS Feeds. [Start] Thursday October 26, 2006 11:03:13 PM # Birthday Illustration of me as a Green Lantern, given to me by two good friends of mine, Adam and Comfort. It's pretty cool. (Plus they've really captured the likeness of my heroic abs ;) [End] Above is a summary of My Recent Blog EntriesView All the Pictures and Links.My main blog does not have RSS Feed features, this summary is provided for those that use RSS Feeds. Use Feedburner (RSS) to subscribe to this blog.
6:00am:
Below is a summary of My Recent Blog EntriesView All the Pictures and Links.My main blog does not have RSS Feed features, this summary is provided for those that use RSS Feeds. [Start] Thursday October 26, 2006 5:11:38 AM # Flash Hat New Comic Wednesday yesterday, I got a Flash Hat. » Haven't talkeed comics much on my blog lately, because I'm so far behind. I read them chronologically and yesterday I just reached Justice League of America #1 and Wonder Woman #2. Both were good, especially JLA. Vixen look's like she'll be entertaining under Brian Meltzer's scripting run. The superhero stuff is good, but the character moments are very good too: [Scan of Vixen Page] [End] Above is a summary of My Recent Blog EntriesView All the Pictures and Links.My main blog does not have RSS Feed features, this summary is provided for those that use RSS Feeds. Use Feedburner (RSS) to subscribe to this blog.
24th October 2006
10:29pm:
Below is a summary of My Recent Blog EntriesView All the Pictures and Links.My main blog does not have RSS Feed features, this summary is provided for those that use RSS Feeds. Tuesday October 24, 2006 10:21:34 PM # 061024glfood Today was my birthday, above some Green Lantern "themed" birthday treats from a friend at work: Kilowog Krunchers, Ch'p Chips (like Buffalo Chips???) and "Tomar Re Remembers" Pepperidge Farm Golfish. View or Make Comments on this posting | or email me Monday October 23, 2006 11:11:00 PM # Random Non-Sequiters Jimmy Dean's Pancake On A Stick Pancakes and Sausage -- ON A STICK! Let's Go Surfing » Found this Legion Flight Ring on some guy's Flickr photostream. Neat. Above is a summary of My Recent Blog EntriesView All the Pictures and Links.My main blog does not have RSS Feed features, this summary is provided for those that use RSS Feeds. Use Feedburner (RSS) to subscribe to this blog.
22nd October 2006
5:14pm:
Below is a summary of My Recent Blog EntriesView All the Pictures and Links.My main blog does not have RSS Feed features, this summary is provided for those that use RSS Feeds. I ramble on about my thoughts of the Fall 2006 TV season sofar, and post a couple of links to action figure stuff.... click a link above or below for more. Above is a summary of My Recent Blog EntriesView All the Pictures and Links.My main blog does not have RSS Feed features, this summary is provided for those that use RSS Feeds. Use Feedburner (RSS) to subscribe to this blog.
21st October 2006
4:22pm:
Below is a summary of My Recent Blog EntriesView All the Pictures and Links.My main blog does not have RSS Feed features, this summary is provided for those that use RSS Feeds. Use Feedburner (RSS) to subscribe to this blog. Saturday October 21, 2006 11:58:40 AM # » Played Justice League Heroes for PS2 this week (Actually I watched the game more than I played, as two friends with greater Video Game proficiency than I did most of the playing.) Neat game, too bad it's not 4 player like Marvel Legends. Even though I'm a DC guy, I'm looking forward to next week's release of Marvel Alliance more. M.A. is 4 player, which means my friends can concentrate on solving the levels and I can just button mash! » Creepy commercial for the PS3 Let's Go Surfing - Strap yourself in you're in for Jumbo-movie-bucket-sized portion of links! » Hellboy figures for Heroclix AND Horrorclix. One set of figures compatible with both systems? » Writers on Writing Geoff Johns Interview » Coming Soon: Fraggle Rock: The Movie » You'll be able to use your Nintendo DS as a Nintendo Wii Controller. Very cool. » Instantly print emails for Grandma for $150. Neat but about 7 years too late. » Want to quickly map Directories to Virtual Drive Letters? Virtual Subst is a Portable Freeware App that very elegantly and quickly accomplishes that task. Very Useful! » Super slim Laptop Mouse » A History of Computer Commercials. Bunches and bunches of Youtube videos in this PCWorld article. » [Quote] TV.com has word that Veronica Mars executive producer Diane Ruggiero will create a one-hour superhero action/comedy for The CW. According to The Hollywood Reporter, it’s being described “Sex and the City meets Batman.” The untitled show features two women whose superpowers only work when they’re together — like the Wonder Twins, only different. [/Quote] via Blog@Newsaramma » I'm not savy to the whole homebrew game/software for Nintendo DS scene but if I was this USB Media Enhancer would be a neat thing to have. » Make Ice Candles. (Sort of) » Picresize is a website that let's you upload an image, crop, resize, and apply some simple filters. Nice free service, but I'm not sure how often I'd need use of such a thing. Still if you need to resize an image, it looks like it works good. » Here is a site that provides clocks you can embed into your webpage. » Very COOL Very Dramatic Action Figure/Toy Photography Check it out Lots of neat Very professional looking Pics. via Boing Boing » Battlestar Galactica Cupcakes » Motorcycles from 100 years ago. This is the sortof thing I bet, Chris at Evenings on the Lake, would probably like. via Make » 'Kneel Before Blog' has another neat Action Figure cartoon: Ms. Marvel with some trick-or-treaters. » Battlestar Galactica Cylon Pumpkin Sesame Street Bert and Ernie Pumpkins » Cool Retro Bluetooth Cellphone Wireless Handset Y'know how people are always walking around the mall with their cellphones? This would be a really neat way to do that, plus it is large enough that you could do the 'holding the phone between your head and shoulder thing', thereby having your hands free. » Wi-Fi enabled picture frame Play your pictures directly off of Flickr. Neat. Still a little pricey at $249 but these things will probably be everywhere in a few years as they get cheaper. » These Scrabble Bench Couches and Pillow Tiles are spiffy. The pillows by themseleves are a great idea too. » Homemade Futurama Bender Costume. Nicely done. » Gizmondo has this cool conceptual full touchscreen iPod. Not a real apple image but probably pretty likely. Very Slick. » I'd very much like to get a wi-fi/internet controlled robot web camera like this. Much Fun. » Very cool Portable App/Video Game: Star Wars more about it here or download it here. The brief few minutes I played, it seemed to be a raster take on the old vector stand-up arcade game. May the Force Be With You. » Katie Cook is an Ann Arbor based Cartoonist/Illustrator with an always interesting blog. She's also the owner of a very cute kitten named iPod. » Some more of p2wy's photo's: » Make your own PVC Camera Steady Cam via Make » Cool Idea: Murdered Victim Rug » GIANT MAP of Simpson's Springfield. Wow, you could make a poster out of this. Big Image Size. Above is a summary of My Recent Blog EntriesView All the Pictures and Links.My main blog does not have RSS Feed features, this summary is provided for those that use RSS Feeds. Use Feedburner (RSS) to subscribe to this blog.
15th October 2006
12:18pm:
BLOG UPDATE: Click Here for the Pictures and Links and Full Blog EntrySunday October 15, 2006 12:09:11 PM # Let's Go Surfing - Surfing the net, so you don't have to. » Surf the internet on your TV with the Wii. click the link, watch the video. » V for Vendetta Action Figure » Changes betweeen the Infinite Crisis Hardcover and the original issues. Additionally some analysis that postulates the return of Earth 2. » Kneel Before Blog. There's some funny action figure comics there Spidey trying to decide on a halloween costume, A Cosmic game of Jenga, and a little bit between Goblin and Spidey. There's also a smattering of geek friendly topics, check it out. » Sweet Bandaid shaped Skateboard » Neat Magnetic Wristband that keeps track of parts while you work. » This cardboard workshop miniature is neat. » Green Lantern's: Hal, Hohn and Kyle from the upcoming Justice League Heroes video game. » A few photos from a Flickr Blog I follow: A Woman Text Messaging in front of a fountain, and a couple one | two creepy beach photos that look right out of Myst. » Need to more effectively flip people off in traffic? Here's the gadget for you » Wedding Shots of Sue Storm from the upcoming Fantastic Four 2. Lots more in this Flickr set too including both Thing and Stan Lee in Tuxes » www.doodle.ch, Really Simple Web Software for getting groups to select meeting/event times. » Video of George Lucas on Colbert Report » Very cool, very mini travel iron » Do you really like sandwiches? Then this is the ring for you. » Audio Podcast with GTD Author on the topic of: Procrastination. » Jim Lee Animated Teen Titan's Drawing featuring his Kids » Enable your iPod's demo video mode (so it can be like a screensaver.) Ever wonder how the iPods at the Apple store play the video demos over and over? Easy, make a folder called "Demo Mode", drop a movie called demo in it and you're pretty much done. Handy for a mini kiosk... via make » Demotivator poster: Just because your necessary, doesn't make you important. » How to draw steampunk machines » 10 Ways to get people to comment on your blog. What do you think about this link? ;) View or Make Comments on this posting | or email me Saturday October 14, 2006 2:35:29 PM # Action Figures » Got the Marvel Legends Mojo Series this past Wednesday (Everyone except Iron Man, which although a neat figure, I decided to pass on him). Bunch of pictures I took below, The Steven Colbert Report homage is my favorite. Is that Hershey Bar in your Hand for Me? Is that a Hershey Bar in your hand for me? Mojo, Psylocke, and Longshot Mojo, Psylocke, and Longshot Brother and Sister Brother and Sister - Captain Britain and Psylocke Marvel Ninja Chicks Marvel Ninja Chicks Heroes for Hire Heroes for Hire -Powerman and Iron-fist Heroes for Hire Heroes for Hire -Powerman and Iron-fist Marvel Legends Marvel Legends -Falcon, Blade, Powerman, Iron Man (Rhodes), Black Panther. Captain America and Falcon Captain America and Falcon Captain America and Falcon vs. Baron Zemo Captain America and Falcon vs. Baron Zemo + permalinkA homage to the Steven Colbert Report I couldn't resist. Captain America and his Black friend, Falcon A Homage to the Steven Colbert Report I couldn't resist. Excuse Me is this the place for the G.I Joe Movie Auditions? Excuse Me is this the place for the G.I Joe Movie Auditions? - Baron Zemo and Baron Vonstrucker with a couple of Hydra Agents. A Couple of Wise Crackers A Couple of Wise Crackers - "Eh, what's up Spider-Doc?" Pimpin' ain't easy for a Powerman "Pimpin' ain't easy for a Powerman" - Hat from a Rocky Figure. A Shelf of Marvel Legends Action Figures A Shelf of Marvel Legends Action Figures - One of Several. Random Non-Sequiters Flash Birthday Balloons Some Birthday Balloons created in honor of a friend of mine this week. BLOG UPDATE: Click Here for the Pictures and Links and Full Blog Entry
8th October 2006
8:42pm:
BLOG UPDATE: Click Here for the Pictures and Links and Full Blog EntrySunday October 8, 2006 4:33:50 PM # Action Figures Some recent action figure acquisitions: Infinite Crisis Alexander Luthor, Superboy Prime, and a host of OMACs Infinite Crisis Earth 2 Superman, Power Girl and Lois Lane Azreal and Batman DCSH Azreal and a DCD Batman Mogul! Mogul, Green Lantern and Superman IMG_4424 Cloak and Dagger IMG_4426 Rocky and rocky? Let's Go Surfing » Lego Ice Cube Trays. Cool. via MAKE » She-Ra is coming. (stop snickering, you're reading that wrong.) via Blog@newsaramma » So what exactly what will the cellphone companies do with this personal data? Targeted ads once-a-month? Is there anything computers won't know soon? via Gizmodo » Cool USB Rechargable/programable Scrolling Badge » Stair ideas for building your own secret lair via Boing Boing View or Make Comments on this posting | or email me Sunday October 8, 2006 2:32:32 PM # » Cable internet service sucks to my building today. It's been down most of the weekend It would appear they have too many users around me and not enough cable juice to power it all. Signal strength is way low. I have discovered that if all else fails, I can post short little snippets via cell phone to the Flickr picture in the right column... Click on those if I disapear for a few days. I've also added two new feeds to the right column. One feed for the Flickr Photos and One feed that will let you follow the Gably Chat Room for this blog at the top of the page. I've considered also using the Flickr moblog feature to post the occassional Grand Rapids Toy Update when I'm out and about. Any Grand Rapids area Action Figure collectors reading this blog that would be interested in that? Reply in the Comments Below. Let's Go Surfing » Demitri Martin, Daily Show's Trendspotter, is coming to the Kalamazoo State Theatre Sunday October 15, 2006, $27. » Now This is the way to play miniature games. BLOG UPDATE: Click Here for the Pictures and Links and Full Blog Entry
1st October 2006
1:28pm: Ch ris K arath Blog
Posted a Poll to see how many people use Feed Readers.
11:48am: October 2006 Page Up
October 2006 Blog Page is Up. September 2006 Blog Page is now Closed. September 2006 featured: • Me rambling about alot of new 2006 Fall TV Shows • Quite a few video picks off of Youtube (You should go watch Beaker sing feelings or the David Letterman "I'm a Mac" Guy bit.) • Links to ZeFranks "Who is Ray" project • DC Superheroes' Wave 3 Lex Luthor and Darkseid Action Figure Pics. • Madjack and Shocker Action Figure Pics • Poll: Fall Great Season or Greatest Season.
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