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This story comes via Slashdot from the desk of Ghent on the new Star Wars blogs. Ghent’s 7-year old son had interesting observations regarding the original trilogy after having watched the prequels:
“Look… Obi-Wan is pretending he doesn’t know R2-D2.”
“Is Chewbacca the only Wookiee that survives the Clone Wars?” (with great concern)
A lot of it is quite unique and questions I definitely didn’t have and will take a clear minded rewatching to fully appreciate.

Now this came in a couple of days ago courtesy of Perry- and while I can’t see myself buying these T-shirts, but if you’re the kind of person who would, I understand! The web site, Angry Yoda: Dismemories (yes, that’s the name!), creates crazy t-shirts with dismemberments from the Star Wars movies drawn like my crayon masterpieces as a 4-year-old.

Through this story at Slashdot, I found this fantastic winner of a sci-fi PC case-mod competition at ExtremeTech. In his (Dave Barry of NY) own words:
My case mod is a scale model of a Star Wars TIE Fighter, with a computer built right into the cockpit. And, it’s also a desk! The whole case is built from scratch. As a die-hard Star Wars fan, I knew my first mod would have to incorporate something from Star Wars, and I could think of nothing cooler than a TIE Fighter. I got the blueprints online and got to work.
Read his full description for more information

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Recently a journalist named Jeff Salamon contacted me about to get a feel for what I though about Aaron Allston’s books; I never heard back from him but I recently googled him and found this article in the Austin American-Statesman newspaper. Nice to know he did get his piece out there. This is what I sent him earlier in May: