Archive for February, 2009

  • Battlestar Galactica–”Deadlock”

    Battlestar Galactica–”Deadlock”

    Random plotlines I attempted to glean while pondering the title of the episode, “Deadlock”: 1) A merchant ship crew hires a rogue bounty hunter named Deadlock to assassinate the Final Five. 2) Cavil hires (or programs, or installs a program in, or points and says...

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  • A quickie from a stranger..

    A quickie from a stranger..

    And you don’t even have to pay for it. Lucky you. Being a rabid lover of Heath Ledger it was bittersweet to see him win. His familys acceptance speech was so moving. You had to be made of stone to not be moved and possibly...

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  • Battlestar Galactica–”No Exit”

    Battlestar Galactica–”No Exit”

    What the hell can I say? When the history tomes have received their passages about the legacy of the revitalization of Battlestar Galactica, I think it will be known as the show that flirted, toyed, and danced with jumping the shark or nuking the fridge...

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  • Battlestar Galactica–”Blood on the Scales”

    Battlestar Galactica–”Blood on the Scales”

    Amongst the unforgettable and pivotal scenes in this incredible capper of a storyline, comes the quietest and the saddest in Gaeta‘s reconciliatory final smoke and drink with Gaius Baltar. A reminder, perhaps, of the inherent goodness in Felix Gaeta. In a way, he is the...

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  • PointUI 2.0 beta released

    PointUI 2.0 beta released

    Just a quick note for you winmo fans – pointui has released it’s v.2.0 beta (free version).     My first impressions are it’s beautiful, with wonderful menu transitions, superbly finger-friendly, and running quick on my treo pro.   I’ll try to post up some more in depth...

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  • Battlestar Galactica–”The Oath”

    Battlestar Galactica–”The Oath”

    It’s telling that this episode wasn’t titled. “Revolution” or “The Mutiny”. That’s not the important thing. It’s why. Why do you justify a revolution or a mutiny? And it’s actually very simple–and hard. It’s because of the oath. Oaths are binding, but they’re also dependent...

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