Daily Archives: August 25, 2010
Kermit goes to the Smithsonian. Plus bacon.
Posted on August 25, 2010 8 Comments
Home! For nine whole days! While in the midst of catching up on things, I ran across this article about the original Kermit the Frog. The Henson family has just donated him and several of the other characters from “Sam and Friends” to the Smithsonian. I’ve seen video clips of the first Kermit but never […]
The 2010 Summer Sci-fi Wrap-Up
Posted on August 25, 2010
It’s incredibly sad to think that the days of grilling out, sitting by the pool and enjoying the beach are almost over. With the end of the season upon us, John shares his thoughts on the sci-fi movies that kept us cool on hot days. Follow the link to his weekly filmcritic.com column, grab a glass of lemonade […]
The Big Idea: Matthew Hughes
Posted on August 25, 2010 23 Comments
I’ve been a follower of Matthew Hughes’ work since Old Man’s War and one of his novels had the same “birthday,” and that following has been rewarded with a series of works that think deeply on a number of issues, along with enough plot twists and turns to keep things interesting along the way. Template, […]
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