Redacted for missing the point.

He forgot someone important. The Donald does not like to be forgotten.

I've been calling the show "Marvel's Agents of Marketing" for weeks.

I always thought I was the only one who didn't like the movie better than the book.

Because of a delayed fight, a three-hour midnight drive across my home state, a hotel room fire alarm choosing 4:00 am to start warning of its low battery and the subsequent 20-minute disappearance of the front desk staff...

I was on the grand jury for the state circuit court last fall. It was good in that the meeting were scheduled ahead of time, but there were five meetings overall.

I was the foreman on a grand jury this fall. There was a little extra paperwork, as I had to record vote totals and sign all indictments. I also got to swear in all the witnesses, which was fun. I see the sheriff around town, and I joked that I feel like I have to swear him in every time.

I always thought the ending of Contact was believable and happy. Ellie was vindicated in her discovery, and it ends with a beautifully quiet moment. Her wonder and since of awe about the universe is restored (as well as mine).

I've never tried to annotate a GIF before.

My theory is that the GH 325 was "liquid Wolverine". In the comics, there is MGH, which gives normal people mutant powers. I figure the blue guy was a mutant and that Fury was extracting MGH from him. Of course, Disney doesn't have the right to mutants, so they couldn't explicitly call anybody a mutant.

We're getting close. Siri and Google Voice Search at good, but not great. I've tried Voice Search, and have to give up and type after a while.

Obviously, I killed him and took his milk.

Any computer with a voice interface would be nice. I really want a Jarvis, but I could settle for a computer from Star Trek.

Chaos: Making of a New Science

One cultural Radar, coming up.

I spend many Saturdays watching Wonder Woman and Star Trek on Me TV. I've seen every episode of Star Trek, but it's been so long that I've forgotten how most episodes end. There must be an expiration date on my Trekker Card.

It's not the tempo, but the tone of their music. There is too much guitar.

Coincidentally, I live in Kentucky and gave a "thumbs down" on Pandora yesterday to Radiohead. They're too rock for my downtempo station.

I mentally facepalmed on that sentence. Prepare for "dark and gritty" Wonder Woman.