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March 10, 2024
Space Family Robinson #2
from 'Lost In Space' Space Family Robinson #2 (1963)



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February 21, 2024
from The Beats, edited by Paul Buhle, 2009
From the Philip Lamantia story in The Beats, edited by Paul Buhle, one of Harvey Pekar's last productions.
  • The Towers is a short film about Rodia and his creations, available in the Internet Archive, made just before he walked away from them forever. Note the anachronistic 'Twilight Zone-y' soundtrack; this is dated a couple years before Rod Serling's show premiered.

  • Intricate pen and watercolor drawings of Mattias Adolfsson.

  • Astute analysis, 'Falling Down' is Propaganda. If you get tired of the clips from the preview, the whole film can be found deep inside the Archive.

  • True glow-in-the-Dark flowers are coming! Firefly Petunias.



February 17, 2024
  • Lost chapter from The Martian by Andy Weir.

  • Such an in-depth site, Los Angeles Theatres. Here's the entry for the long-gone Hawaii on Hollywood Blvd, with its wonderfully tubular blue neon façade: Enjoy the Unusual Photography Under the Hawaii's Famous 'Black Light' Auditorium Illumination which I imagine was used to light up those tropical murals inside. It was a church for a while; now it's a big thrift store. More black light (with photos) in the Old Town Music Hall of El Segundo, where I saw "Meet Me In St. Louis" in the late 1980s.

  • Bored Panda, when AI didn't [quite] understand and created Hilariously Weird Images. There' a lot of these examples floating around 'out there' now, this one exceptional for #4, the British Christmas (reminding me of Roger's mess on the cover of The Who Sell Out which my older brother once characterized as a camping trip nightmare).

  • According to the Washington Post, the best times to visit the world's most popular destinations. Months and seasons, actually; note the best time to have an adventure is whenever, go when you can.
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February 7, 2024
  • Earlier today the X-ray tech told me I have "Long Lungs" which sounds like a good user alias to me.

  • This is excellent -- Satan's Guide to the Bible. Seminary Secrets delivered in a flannel-board/felt-talk format all too familiar from Sunday School.

  • Paul McCartney in People magazine: Something Will Happen. The form of this I favor is, Something always happens (or comes along) that changes everything.



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January 24, 2024
    Know Your Meme on Ron DeSantis' White Boots, compares him to others but seems it's up to me to mention Russ Manning's Magnus Robot Fighter (whose boots were occasionally black, it's true). Magnus Robot Fighter #17 reprint

  • Colorado Public Radio report, CIA Chief Pushes For More Spies Abroad; Surveillance Makes That Harder. Quotes Jonna Mendez, former CIA Chief of Disguise, on blending in with Europeans, who think that we are slouchy, a little sloppy... because they stand up straight, they don’t lean on things. They are on two feet and we're always on one foot with that other foot kind of stuck out. Reminding me of Laurie Anderson, about three minutes into The Cultural Ambassador, advice from the US embassy in Madrid on laying low in international airports, like, don't chew gum or wear a baseball cap, etc.



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Gliko running man Osaka



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January 3, 2024
  • Maurice Sendak's Emotional Last Interview with NPR's Terry Gross, from 2011, animated by Christoph Niemann.

  • Searching for an old This American Life, it was Wacky -‌- not quirky or kooky.

  • Far Out magazine answers the burning question of the day: Who was Mr. Jimmy? Note to Far Out, in 1964 a soda fountain wouldn't have had Cherry Coke (which wasn't bottled until 1985), but they could've been out of the necessary cherry syrup with which a cherry Coke would've been fashioned, at the time.



December 31, 2023
Watching this odd film located deep inside the Internet Archive, Hello Down There from 1969, concerning a typical American family living beneath the sea, for 30 days. Obviously inspired by Jacques Cousteau's Conshelf  2 -‌- watch his team doing it for real in the World Without Sun documentary from 1964. Note that unlike Tony Randall's standalone Green Onion the actual Starfish House required a support ship, on-station topside, for the duration.



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December 25, 2023 - Merry Christmas!



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December 18, 2023
  • Back from the travels, so good to be out from behind the Great Chinese Firewall. Links resuming soon but as I couldn't access a lot of the usual I scraped up all the Lee Sandlin I could find there, and one last special recommendation would be his Road To Nowhere.




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