August 26th, 2010 - Kepler Update / New Radio Show
"Israeli Military Response to Iran: Good or Bad?" Jason Cousineau - August 21st, 2010
August
25th, 2010:
"Technical Support: Problems with Blogging with Office 2010? Maybe
It's Not You!" By Eric Renderking Fisk.
August 18th, 2010:
"Steven Slater - That Guy Who Jumped Off The Plane..." by Eric
Renderking Fisk - "Never quit your job with out having another one
lined up... no matter how bad your day is..."
August 14th, 2010:
"That Candidate Wants All Opponents To Die.
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Eternity Road - Space Exploration
Kepler News Release:
The Search For Life Beyond Our Own... The Fedora Chronicles has
just participated in one of many news conferences from NASA on the
new discoveries from The Kepler Space Telecope. Check back later for
more on this exciting news...
The Fedora Chronicles Radio Show
This
time on The Fedora Chronicles we hear from the moderator of the Lids
section on The Electric Speakeasy forum, Garrett. He tells us how he
because a fedora aficionado, how to successfully search e-bay to find
gems and avoid pitfalls, and gives us a taste of what to look forward to
in future radio shows.
Flicks To Hold You Over
"Full
Metal Jacket" Reviewed by DLFerguson. "...Ermey is simply wonderful
in the role and he has a scene where he finds some contraband food in the
footlocker of one of his recruits and the cat just simply loses his mind.
The scene has even more power if you do your research and find out that
R. Lee Ermey's dialog is this movie was actual things he used to say to
his real-life recruits. Suddenly it doesn't become so funny."
Where
The Side Walk Ends - If "The Maltese Falcon" and "Kiss Me Deadly" are
the bookends of the Film Noir Genre, "Where The Sidewalk Ends" helps to
better define it. When you think of this genre, this The Otto Preminger
film's images are what usually comes to mind.
"Moon"
- Science Fiction is at its best when it takes normal people like you and
I and puts them in extraordinary circumstances and teaches something about
ourselves. To the movie studios I ask - Give us space adventures, but also
allow them the opportunity to make us think. Give us more "Moon."
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