Vividcon

Aug. 14th, 2006 07:47 am
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Fue Vividcon este fin de semana, una convención en Chicago a la que me gustaría llegar a ir. ¡Pero lo mas importante es nuevos vids! No se cuando tarden en estar online, pero [livejournal.com profile] astolat se hizo uno para House M.D. y se que hay por lo menos unos nuevos de Stargate Atlantis y Battlestar Galactica.

Supongo esta semana empezaran a aparecer. Pero, um, no estoy segura. Capaz los videos de Vividcon solo se distribuyen por DVDs. Eeek!
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Cargue 2 videos de David Hewlett en mi cuenta de Vox.

Valen la pena ver para aquellos que aun no les han echado un vistazo, principalmente porque el hombre aparte de simpático, da algo de información sobre como termino con el papel de Rodney Mckay.
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Un par de semanas para ComicCon 2006 y en ese espíritu tengo que compartir esta foto, misma que comprueba que (1) felizmente hay gente mas obsesionada que yo (¡Gracias Diosito!), (2) que hay mujeres en todos los fandoms, aun uno como "Transformers" el cual siempre pensé era mas de hombres y (3) nunca van a desaparecer del horizonte todos esos malos programas vende-juguetes de los 80s, ¿verdad? *suspiro*

Por cierto, en el 2007 sale la película de los "Transformers." Mi hermanito (junto con todo tipo que fue adolescente en los 80s) creo se emocionara con la idea.

¿Cuanto tardaran en sacar "Thundercats:The Movie"?
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Sin embargo protegiendo ojitos inocentes del *squee* y una serie de largas notas. )

Finalmente unos links.

Para interesadas en acompañarme en peregrinación al siguiente Escapade ojo a la comunidad [livejournal.com profile] escapade_con.

Y como toque un poquito sobre meta, para interesadas en meta-fandom existe la comunidad -um- pues [livejournal.com profile] metafandom.

boleto

Feb. 23rd, 2006 11:45 am
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Viaje redondo a Ventura: $88
Conexion AC para mi laptop! Yay! Tendre que llevarme cosas para divertirme, que son 4.5 horas de viaje.
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¿Donde estará logovo el 25 de febrero?
¿Donde estará logovo el 25 de febrero?

Pos aquí, en Escapade 2006, mi primer convención slash. Tengo años también escuchando de *otra* convención llamada Vividcon en Chicago, misma a la que las reservaciones se agotaron en menos de 5 horas. Aquí toditos juntos con el “¡Ay wey!” – sip. No tengo idea sin embargo que tan grande es o que tan difícil es apartar lugar, pero el entusiasmo en mi friends-list me hace pensar que de prestarse la oportunidad pues allá me verán.


EPA: Una lista de las discusiones en paneles. Estoy sonriendo de oreja a oreja.

Escapade

Sep. 22nd, 2004 05:52 pm
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Escapade 2005 :: The Slash Slumber Party - Una convencion de eslasheras. No se. Hmmm... ¿pasar un fin de semana con un monton de tipas hablando de slash? ¿Gente que solo conozco en el internet y de pasadita? *tiemblo*
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From Salon.Com ---- some excerpts from Deconstructing "Buffy" By Stephanie Zacharek

"... the first-ever academic conference organized around a show with a ridiculous name that a respectable number of sensible grown-ups -- myself included -- take pretty seriously. Blood, Text and Fears: Reading Around 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer,' held at the University of East Anglia in Norwich, England, on Oct. 19 and 20, brought together some 160 of the faithful, who came not only from the United Kingdom but also from the United States, Italy, Canada and Australia."
.............

"Some papers would start out droning and ponderous, and you'd find yourself looking anxiously for the exit (even as you knew that, out of politeness, you really shouldn't leave a room with only 30 or so people in it to begin with). But if you listened for five or 10 minutes, eventually a dazzling insight of some sort would emerge -- somehow, something would catch fire."

"Many people used brief clips from the show in their presentations, and you could feel ripples of pleasure and recognition pulse through the audience as they watched those clips -- we hadn't come to sit around and watch TV all day, but no one wanted those clips to end. The experience of TV watching, which is usually a fairly private one, suddenly became a communal one, more like being at the movies."
.........
"The more you know about 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer,' the easier it is to understand why academics find it so fascinating. For one thing, over the course of six and a quarter seasons, Whedon has rarely allowed the plot to take conventional routes, which makes the show consistently refreshing. He's not afraid to face up to heartache and tragedy -- his characters are modern kids who speak in the pop vernacular and shop at the Gap, but the challenges that befall them (not to mention the ways in which they face up to them) are often operatic in their intensity.

Whedon has a feel for the classical forms of drama, from Greek tragedy to Shakespeare and beyond, and a firm grasp of (not to mention a love of) the more modern forms, like movie musicals. If you're used to thinking critically about art or literature, it's not such a stretch to apply those same modes of thinking to 'Buffy.' "


I'd probably die a happy fangirl if ever I attended one of these things.
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Catzilla killed one plant and managed to make a mess of the apartment in the few days it was left to fend for itself. I was not amused and have been giving serious thought to getting rid of the little terror. Its one thing to have my furniture clawed and to be jumped on at 5:30 in the morning every single day I manage to make it home, it is quite another to find plants masacred by her highness because she was feeling neglected. Friday, tired after Comic Con, finding I needed to pick up after her pissed me off enough to throw her whinny bum out of the apartment while I evaluated the damage. She peed on the potted palm tree I got at Ikea. I don'y blame her for her distate for my questionable home furnishings but the systematic attack on that poor plant had me thinking evil thoughts like dumping her ass out of the car somewhere.

Comic Con was okey, about what I expected. Only thing worth mentioning here is the Batman panel, just a personal thing, even if they didn't have so much as slides to illustrate what the discussions were about. I'm not enough into comics to recognize the artists, but it was a good interesting hour that left me with the desire to seek out some Batman trade that I haven't read before.

After cleaning up Catzilla's mess I sat down to read "Sleep While I Drive" by [personal profile] seperis. It kept pretty much to what the WIP I read before, the ending just winding down from the long read. I liked it. Wondered if jenn started this before or after "A Handful of Dust." Darker stuff is more my speed, but I can see myself rereading SWID more than AHoD. It takes more stamina to stay with AHoD, maybe.

Didn't download any other new stories for this weekend, so I'll go over what I have saved to disk and maybe even finish an actual book, for once. I'm trying Choim Potok's "The Chosen" after hearing an interview with him on "Fresh Air." It's a little dissapointing, I thought its was going to be a little grittier, harsher, but so far the story is going along at an "Afterschool Special" pace. Sweet. Sweet can work, but not for an entire 300 pages. It will be hard to get through it if it doesn't change gears soon and may join the piles of novels I couldn't be bothered to finish.

Car situation is still not completely solved. Another reason to whine if I so desire, but PMS will be rolling along any day now so that will be an all purpose whine and cover any and all worthy situations.

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