Throw it into the sun

Links!

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2012/04/24/north-korea-threatens-to-reduce-seoul-to-ashes-in-less-than-four-minutes-as-tensions-escalate_n_1448057.html
They are adorable

http://phys.org/news/2012-04-japan-astronomers-distant-galaxy-cluster.html

http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article11845.htm
An interesting excerpt from a book I now want.

http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0657.html

Murder-Whisper Free

Doing two of these in a week is harder than I expected.





Bill mentions it in the News, but am I the only other person creeped out that someone put a bounty on Zimmerman's head? Is that something we do now? If so, I could get out of my student loans easy-peasy. I wouldn't be able to pay the bounty, of course, which would create a vicious cycle of bounties placed and lack of funds generating more bounties. We could make a bounty economy, guys.

Late facts: the creepy girl in Case 39 is the same one from Silent Hill. I'd worry she's being type-cast, but she's being type-cast as the devil. And she fits the part.

Superlate facts: I'll upload a short-short story (in pdf form if I can figure it out) on Saturday. If ye want it, you can have it.

Titles Forever

Kinda hope you read that as "titties forever".



The James Earl Jones link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_kGtQmvrVI

The sci-fi link: http://dailysciencefiction.com/science-fiction/disaster-apocalypse/colum-paget/inconstant-nature

Late Facts: I forgot to mention the '50s-on movie that doesn't have a "Watch for the mutant" mentality. That movie is The Day the Earth Stood Still (if you're thinking of the Keanu Reeves remake, I am ashamed of you). That movie picked up the "embrace the mutant" idea and displayed the inherent danger of the arrogant (and kinda narcissistic) idea of "watch for the mutant".