After buying webOS and Palm for $1.2 billion, HP pulled the plug and open-sourced the platform. The first fruits of that labor are appearing as multiple devices are getting ports of the new Open webOS, keeping Palm's excellent mobile operating system alive for many fans.
“What is dead may never die” is a delightful animated tribute to retro film and television graphics, animations, and music. The short film was created by French designer Kadavre Exquis. via JazJaz & Neatorama
According to its animator/director, Kadavre Exquis, “What is Dead May Never Die” is a time capsule in which you will shortly explore many things such as landing on the moon to film credits, passing through various experiments. If I had … Continue reading ?
What is Dead May Never Die (by Kadavre Exquis) I just loved this short experimental film by Françcois Grumelin — an abstract exploration of film titles and early computer graphics from the late 70’s and early 80’s. The music is perfect, as well, and François offers up a sweet little soundtrack to the film on Bandcamp.
Hints of yesterday’s future in Kadavre Exquis’ new work What is Dead May Never Die. Exquis directed, animated, and composed the piece (album here). Posted on Motionographer Posted on Motionographer
(Vimeo Link) What Is Dead May Never Die is a techno trip in the way back machine, with oodles of retro charm and an electro-pop soundtrack to match. Created by experimental animator Kadavre Exquis, this is an homage to the warm glow of old computer screens tempered with bits of video footage and lovely cascading [...]
Why Watch? With a punchy, computer-aided sound track, this new short from Kadavre Exquis is the audio-visual equivalent of LSD. Its random images are tied together only by a vague memory of what the past thought of the future, and the result is something mildly brain-shaking. Show More Summary
"What is dead may never die." That memorable prayer from the House of Greyjoy was never more apt than in Game of Thrones' second season finale, as a mass of the undead march on the wintry Wall in the show's final moments. As we leave Westeros for the year, ask
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I think that this effectively sums up the emerging LGM position on the Bully Pulpit:
This post contains spoilers through the April 22 episode of Game of Thrones. It was probably inevitable that whatever followed “What Is Dead May Never Die,” my favorite episode of Game of Thrones thus far, would be a bit of an emotional comedown. There’s a lot that’s interesting about “Garden of Bones,” a dark, violent [...]
Last week’s episode of Game of Thrones, “What Is Dead May Never Die,” was my favorite of the show’s run so far, full of marvelous character development and deep attention to questions of fealty, faith, sexual identity, and courage. Bryan Cogman, who wrote the episode, and serves as story editor and keeper of the Game [...]
There’s a lot going on this week — betrayal, political maneuvering, impromptu shaves, fire, and… a thimble? Let’s start up north and work south. BEYOND THE WALL Jon has got both himself and the Watch kicked out of Craster’s Keep for spying on Craster. I love Jon’s fiery naïvité: it’s so urgent to him to tell Mormont [...]
As we saw last week, Tyrion clearly realizes that not everyone at King's Landing who claims loyalty to the Hand of the King is going to follow through and actually be loyal. He replaced the head of the Night's Watch last week and this week he finds out which of his trusted advisers has loose lips.
If there's one thing that you can take away from "What Is Dead May Never Die," the third episode of season two, it's that children have it rough 'round these parts. Last week's episode was a stunningly well-executed episode looking....
I will begin by again linking to HBO’s most excellent guide to the 10,000 characters on this show, to help people keep up with who is who. We begin beyond the wall with Craster evicting the Night’s Watch because Jon Snow the Whiney followed him the last episode. Show More Summary
A Cast of Kings is a podcast featuring recaps and reviews of each week’s episode of HBO’s Game of Thrones. This week, Joanna and Dave discuss the second season’s third episode, “What Is Dead May Never Die.” E-mail us and let us know what you thought of the episode, as well as of the podcast, at [...]
This week's episode of HBO's hit show remains relatively faithful to George R.R. Martin's A Clash of Kings. But have no fear -- there are plenty of decisions in "What Is Dead May Never Die" for die-hard fans of the books to second-guess.
Westeros has seen better days. Franky, it's never been pretty over there, but the Seven Kingdoms are in even rougher shape than usual, as evidenced by the third episode of "Game of Thrones" season two, titled "What is Dead May Never Die." The Arya Stark-heavy affair saw the brutal deaths of two recurring characters, not [...]
Note: Do not read on if you have not seen Season 2, Episode 3 of HBO's "Game of Thrones," entitled "What Is Dead May Never Die." Here's a lesson: If a bad man with a sword is holding the pointy side towards your neck, he's probably going to push it through until blood gushes from your mouth. Show More Summary