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Journal entries: How can the Huntsville Times, a newspaper, be "energized" and "fast-paced"?
J-Political ScienceGood personal passionate
post from someone else who's decided to vote for Kerry.
Because
this stupid stuff needs to stop
Pay attention to the Black Media if you want to know how things are
reallly going down.
NC-ComicsVery helpful website on
diy-minicomicsPN-Film Well, damn. Russ Meyer's
dead. Best title for a film ever-Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow was fun. Go into it thinking it's a cgi animated movie with live action placed in it instead of a live action movie with too much cgi and it's extremely enjoyable. Fun serial type adventure with great homage’s to the classic pulp heroes of the 30s and 50s. The stupid thing they have in front of the previews, the 20, got on my nerves big time. Mainly because they were advertising television shows. I can see television commercials for shows at home. On the other hand, I loved the extended HP photography commercial. I like the music to it, and the way they use those white border frames that switch into pictures that are passed from person to person.
PN-TVFunny parody of The Prisoner trying to
get out of Mayberry
PR-PS-Am EH Lit I finished reading the classic sf novel Alas, Babylon by Pat Frank the other day. Good, good fiction.
The librarian Alice, who turns out to be one of the heroes of the community, on what leads to the destruction: "Censorship and thought control can exist only in secrecy and darkness."
-Pat Frank, Alas, Babylon.
and this from a former career Admiral after the disaster.
p.23
"There are odd similarities between the end of the Pax Romana and the end of Pax Americana which inherited Pax Britannica. For instance, the prices paid for high office. When it became common to spend a million dollars to elect senators from moderately populous state, I think that should have been a warning to us. For instance, free pap for the masses. Bread and circuses. Roman spectacles and our spectaculars. Largesse from the conquering proconsuls and television giveaways from the successful lipstick king. To understand the present you must know the past, yet it is only part of the answer and I will never discover it all. I have no the years."
-Pat Frank, Alas, Babylon.
p. 232
Written in 1958 and more true now than ever before.
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