Tuesday night.
* First on the Threatdown: coyotes!
* Winooski, Vermont: Great Domed City of the North.
* "How Health Care Reform Won."
* Is Metroid Prime the Citizen Kane of video games? Hard to pick Metroid Prime over, say, Ocarina of Time, just in the GameCube category alone.
* CNN, always three weeks behind the story, asks whether Obama has lost his mojo in the very moment it becomes apparent that his polls numbers are again rising.
* Also in poll news: contrary to Nate Silver's recent NJ-GOV analysis it does seem clear that Corzine is moving sharply upward in the polls.
* "Wall Street’s Near-Death Experience."
* And Life celebrates dumb inventions of the 1950s and '60s.

Tuesday, October 06, 2009
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11:29 PM
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Labels: Barack Obama, coyotes, domed cities, games, health care, imminent threats, Jon Corzine, liquidity crisis, Metroid, New Jersey, Nintendo, North Carolina, politics, polls, retrofuturism, Vermont, Wall Street, Zelda
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Offworld is not lying: The Ocarina of Rhyme is the greatest video-game/hip-hop mash-up of our age. [download link]
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Zelda in Latin. Sic transit gloria.
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Gerry Canavan
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5:29 PM
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Labels: Latin, sic transit gloria, Zelda
Monday, January 12, 2009
Links I am physically incapable of resisting: "One man choral group performs the Legend of Zelda theme."
Also going around: another Live-Action Super Mario. Via Boing Boing and Waxy.
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Things I'm guaranteed to fall for:
* Video-game theme songs for the string quartet.
* Teller, after the apocalypse.
* Oil paintings inspired by video games and Internet memes.
* Articles titled "Welcome to the Post-Carbon World," with sci-fi subtitles like "Why do some planets survive their carbon crises and others don’t? A plan for how ours could."
* Stanley Kubrick.
Posted by
Gerry Canavan
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8:57 AM
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Labels: apocalypse, ecology, energy, film, games, Internet, Kubrick, memes, Penn and Teller, post-carbon world, science fiction, Zelda, zombies, Zork