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The slightly paraphrased quote above, by Linkless Bob, pretty much sums up nicely The Best Game Ever

Not only getting Jim Gray, but the Goodyear Blimp… that’s just amazing.

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For the first time ever, I didn’t have to blow off any work to watch the season opener. I did miss the first couple of innings, though, I didn’t get up early enough.

Great game though, and even better that they won, but a good way to start the year. I lost my friend Sato’s email address in a labor dispute with my old laptop, so I haven’t checked in to see if he made it to the game, but I’m hoping he did. We missed getting to a Sox game the last time he was here, so this is the next best thing.

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When I was a kid, I read three of my dad’s sci-fi books that really changed the way I saw the world, and have affected me very deeply. The first was “Orphans of the Sky” by Robert Heinlein, and the other two were “2001: A Space Odyssey” and “Childhood’s End”, both by Arthur C. Clarke. In reading them I was introduced to the vision of mankind adapting to the future, and how as a species we still have so much to learn, just about ourselves.

Arthur Clarke died at age 90, it was reported today. The man who brought us HAL, space elevators, and in 1945 conceived of the concept of communications satellites, may have left the building, but his influence, his vision, will remain to inspire and teach us for many many more years to come. When we finally do visit the moons of Jupiter, I hope we bring along some remembrance of Clarke, reminding us that no matter how far we travel, we have so much further to go.

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From a geek perspective, this is a million kinds of awesome.

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I’ve started a gaming blog over at Massive Crits, and will be keeping this mostly as the site I will post stupid videos, rants about the world, and anything that mocks Texas. Especially the last thing.

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OK, so they took down the video. You can see it here, though. (Thanks Craig)

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Instead of doing things with the website like I have been talking about, I have been doing things like this instead.

It’s based on one of my favorite old Spy Vs Spy comics from Mad Magazine when I was a kid. I was messing around in Garry’s Mod (GMod for short), and playing with some of the characters from Team Fortress 2, and this was the result.

I might make more, but I don’t want to just keep ripping off Prohias, so I’d actually have to write them. We all know how motivated I get to do that…

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