Skewed angle of science

A look at the pitfalls of arguing against science from incomprehension or emotion.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-h9XntsSEro&hl=en

James Cameron's Avatar in 3D is Brilliant

After a week or two in the theaters, I decided it was finally time to set some time aside to see Avatar. I always try to avoid the opening weekend box office hype of any movie, and Avatar's has been anything but short lived.

Even tonight, the theater was filled to capacity on a Tuesday night for a 10:30 showing. This really goes to show how much attention the movie is receiving. Going into it with high expectations, I was hoping not to be let down. It seems like any time I hear great things about a movie, I end up being somewhat disappointed. Thankfully, this wasn't the case with Avatar tonight. What a blast it was to see this movie in three dimensions.

This was easily the best movie I've ever seen as far as visual effects are concerned. Even though there weren't many moments where everything seems to be jumping out at you, the 3D effects truly made the movie.

Cameron integrated the story line and the action tremendously, making the 3D technology seem seamlessly integrated with the plot of the movie. The experience really brought me as a viewer into the planet of Pandora and I know that I'm not the only viewer who felt like they were there.

This was an abstract world, filled with enough fantasy to establish a cult like following. If you've seen the also brilliant Pan's Labryinth and enjoyed it, you'll appreciate the magical creatures that grace the screen in Avatar.

All in all, this was a movie for the ages. I would absolutely recommend seeing it, and I'd definitely be sure to see it in 3D. While it'd still be a highly enjoyable movie viewed in its regular format, I couldn't imagine missing out on the experience that I just had. Get to theaters to see this masterpiece.

Online TV Guide

Online TV guides are a guide to everything there is about television. It includes TV show descriptions, episode listings with guides, photos or screen shots, short video clips, news, quick recaps, cast, the crew involved and credits, and even actual celebrity pictures. Other sites even have a very cool interface that by merely looking at them, it is already like having everything that you will ever need in one viewable screen.

When browsing over these online TV guides, the channel and show listings are also shown with their respective time slots. The nice thing is that every show is being displayed beside other competing show thus one will easily get the idea of what is now showing and what is not. Most sites display similar content and information about TV shows and place these shows in cells where one can easily click it and find more information about the specific shows, especially the new ones. With this, people can now put in mind certain show schedules and create their own timetable based on what show to watch during this particular hour and where to watch.

Photos, on the other hand, may it be from the actual shooting or artist's pictures themselves still manage to capture the attention of fans and thus tend to increase viewing interests on the shows they are involved in. News and gossips also gives way to more curiosity because the audience would really want to know the truth and they actually love gossips. For those who skipped their favorite shows, recaps are available online, anytime. Overall, TV guides sure are helpful to TV lovers.

Avatar - One-Girl Revolution

This is somewhat of a tribute to all the combat-capable girls of Avatar: The Last Airbender, in particular, Katara, Toph, Suki, Azula, Ty Lee and Mai. Song: One-Girl Revolution by Superchic[k]



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YrcHR_G8-Y&hl=en

James Horner-I SEE YOU (Theme From Avatar) (Cosmic Gate Club Mix)

James Horner-I SEE YOU (Theme From Avatar) (Cosmic Gate Club Mix)



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFGXgQbtJ6U&hl=en

18mmw News

18mmw News with David Oh Yeah and David Oh Hells Yeah. Featuring news and opinion on: * The controversial Miley Cyrus slanty eyes photo * Avatar: The Last Airbender * Asian Spree Killers! Written by Michael Chih Ming Hornbuckle Featuring: Michael Chih Ming Hornbuckle, Greg Watanabe, Peter J. Wong Camerman/Editor: Eric Ignacio Location/Set: IC Arts Thanks to: Ryun Yu blacklava.net



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqXYe9j9Ox4&hl=en

Avatar The Last Airbender - Voice Actors

Zac Tyler Eisen - Aang Jack DeSena - sokka Dee Bradley Baker - Momo And Appa



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXM_HTwC-Y8&hl=en