It seems to me that this could be support for the theory that the vast majority of the galaxy is illiterate in Star Wars, and might also explain how there has seemingly been no technological development in that universe for thousands of years.

You can get a couple of adapters for @$100, which doesn't seem like too much.

MoCA bridges Ethernet over the coax that is almost ubiquitous in homes.

MoCA is your friend. I have had exceptional luck with the adapters, and coax is almost always run to a convenient spot in the room.

So many Dad feels

Beautiful, no doubt, but I'm not seeing any feathers. . .

To be fair, he's kind of honest about your chances if you are under his care: "I cannot guarantee that my treatment will be helpful"

I've always felt that was sort of the whole point of End of Evangelion. Well, that and this:

Happy unbirthday: http://vevo.ly/ew6elh

Sun, if I'm not mistaken.

Not me, and I would place GF right at the top of my favorite games list. I can't imagine how you could make a satisfying sequel and I don't think I want anyone to try. Sometimes the story you tell is the story. I don't want to know anything more about what happens to Manny. His story is finished—and brilliantly.

Looks like my county reversed its slow decline trend into a slow growth one. Should be interesting. I have no idea why.

It must be modern, as they only have eight planets. Ah, dictatorships; sometimes there are advantages.

Freely acknowledged, but I can't say that I can bring myself to care. Kudos to those with the talent, but I will gladly trade their jobs for a cheaper alternative for those needing prosthetics.

The same way he crawls up walls.

Thanks for this. My elder son is 4 and has also lost two grandparents—one he never met, one he doesn't remember. He consistently surprises me with how well he handles the concept of death. With your example, I feel assured that it is about time to read this book with him. He's already seen the movie all the way…

Even better is this trailer I saw before The Wind Rises this weekend where you get a sense of the work that goes into these features:

I'll admit that I haven't seen Frozen and am willing to make an assumption that it is a fine film, but for me Miyazaki will always beat Disney, especially this year.

Funny, all I cared about was The Wind Rises beating Frozen. My loss is your gain.

You're welcome.