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I saw "Dark Knight" on Friday (on IMAX no less), I watched Nicholson's Joker on DVD on Sunday. I was a big fan of Nicholson's take, and before seeing "Dark Knight", I was a huge skeptic that anyone could do better than, c'mon, JACK FREAKIN' NICHOLSON!
I was wrong. If I ever slept, Ledger's Joker would have given me nightmares...
I've been a geek for over 30 years - I've even got a hat that says so - and I've never once used, nor even heard, the word/term "webinar". I've even been involved in several "Web Seminars", and the term never came up...
I knew I should have started questioning MW when they added D'OH! (ala Homer Simpson) in as a word..
If they can read the "Harry Potter" series, they can most certainly read "Ender's Game" (and the subsequent books). Orson Scott Card himself, in an article talking about frivolous lawsuits, compared the Potter series to the Ender series - young boy with extraordinary abilities, alienated by his family, gets shipped off to a school for similar children, etc, etc. You can see where the similarities are.
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I saw "Dark Knight" on Friday (on IMAX no less), I watched Nicholson's Joker on DVD on Sunday. I was a big fan of Nicholson's take, and before seeing "Dark Knight", I was a huge skeptic that anyone could do better than, c'mon, JACK FREAKIN' NICHOLSON! I was wrong. If I ever slept, Ledger's Joker would have given me nightmares...
Brought new meaning to the term, "Pencil me in for later..."
I knew I should have started questioning MW when they added D'OH! (ala Homer Simpson) in as a word..
If they can read the "Harry Potter" series, they can most certainly read "Ender's Game" (and the subsequent books). Orson Scott Card himself, in an article talking about frivolous lawsuits, compared the Potter series to the Ender series - young boy with extraordinary abilities, alienated by his family, gets shipped off to a school for similar children, etc, etc. You can see where the similarities are.
Get out that 12-gauge pump shotgun, a bunch of shells, perhaps some friends, and head for the range....