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Category Archives: George Clooney
The Book Thief of Gravity
I spent most of yesterday afternoon and late evening watching two very different films: The Book Thief, and Gravity. Here, then, are my impressions – be aware that there are spoilers, so, if you don’t want to know what happens, … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema, geoffrey rush, George Clooney, gravity, sandra bullock, the book thief
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Communiqué
I haven’t been around much lately so I thought I’d drop in to carve a word. I’ve been busily trying to finish the draft of The Beowulf Effect (thanks to those who’ve been reading and commenting on the several excerpts) … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema, descendants, Domesticrox, George Clooney, head for the beach, mahalo, midlife crisis, olinda road, surfs up aloha
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Vegas
I’ve just arrived in Vegas for the 71st Annual Meeting of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology. This is the view from my hotel bedroom window. No, seriously. I’ve never been to Vegas before, and as for first impressions, I have … Continue reading
Posted in bling, Brad Pitt, George Clooney, kitch, paleontology, puddles three and a half, Science Is Vital, Silliness, vegas
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