*sigh* I have to fly Air Canada *sigh*.

It's pretty simple, really. Try to find the Carl Sagan's Cosmos explanation of relativity. He shows you simply how the speed of light is a constant, no matter what the frame of reference, and everything else falls out of that.

I hate this car because it's the powerplant/drivetrain that should have been in the Eclipse all along, instead of that anemic 6-cyl FWD. The turbo AWD Talon/Eclipse was a great car, inside and out, but now all they have is this ugly little sedan.

Ballentine / Del Rey had a pouch-pack of Star Wars Blueprints not long after the first movie came out. I wish I knew where I put them ...

I am moved to tears just typing this response. Gerry Anderson's creations were a major influence on my life, and I loved all of them; 'Thunderbirds' and 'Captain Scarlet' being my favourites.

What the hell? How could you miss what is considered to be the sexiest Star Trek costume, ever? I'm speaking, of course, of Leslie Parrish's pink chiffon number in "Who Mourns for Adonis?" Just look at it! The only thing holding the top half up is the weight of the cape over the shoulder. O.O

I have loved 'Ultraviolet' for years. Absolutely brilliant hardcore vampire hunting; and all the hi-tech you can handle. Well worth re-watching; I've been through my DVD set more than a few times.

That's 'Sir' Christopher Lee to you peasants. I mean, how can he not be a knight?

I REALLY want that browser hack that makes every IMDB page say "Seth Rogen as Seth Rogen" because really, the man can't act. He's just himself in every movie. So, perfect casting in this one?

Saga and Dial H are the only comics I read (digitally, of course). I can't believe they missed Dial H.

I rented "Total Recall" from iTunes this morning, and I'm less than 10 minutes into it. The continuous strobe lights in the first scene have already put me in a bad mood. :(

Pretty sure (and I'm putting it down here for posterity) is that Audrey set up Claire in the final scene. She doesn't have enough proof to nail Dr. Claire, but she's pretty sure, and she's got back-up (Nathan or Duke) waiting to spring the trap. She's not that stupid.

There's some bits in the extras on "The Dark Knight Rises" Blu-Ray about Anne Hathaway's stunt double. She drove the 'Batpod' (essentially an insane, uncontrollable motor cycle that only one person in the world could drive) and learned to ride it, in the Catwoman costume, _into_ traffic including heavy trucks and…

Wow, 170 replies and no love for the Big Guy. (Technically a mecha, but the fact that he had a pilot was top secret.)

In 'The Avengers' gallery there is a set of images showing the laser scan of Mark Ruffalo's head, and the resulting Hulk head. Further on, there's an image of Thanos' CG head.

Peter Jackson owns 50% of the entire Hobbiton property, so I'd say, "Yeah".

Oh crap! I forgot all about them until now. They were part of the first wave of Canadian telecom giants, along with Mitel, Nortel, and the others. They were based in Nepean, Ontario, just outside Ottawa, in 'Silicon Valley North'. There's a good Wikipedia article about the rise and fall of Gandalf Technologies.