Captain EO in 3D, right now, on your computer screen !



I usually post a artwork article on wednesday, and it's the case today. But for the first time on Disney and more this one is in 3D! Back in August 1987, almost 23 years ago, Eclipse Comics published an amazing Captain EO 3D comic book souvenir edition. As a matter of fact the comic book was published in two sizes, the normal comic book size and a big A3 size which is of course the most collectible one. In both cases the cover was Captain EO's famous artwork from Imagineer Tim Delaney.

The story line is not only exactly the same than the attraction, but all text, dialogs, are the same one that lucky Californians can hear again inside Disneyland's Tomorrowland theater. All the 30 pages of drawings were done by comic book artist Tom Yeates and of course reproduce all the scenes of the 3D movie.

I have to thanks my friend Daniel who is not only the owner of a perfect copy of the 1987 comic book but also of Tom Yeates original art, the page 21. Right now Daniel put this rare one-of-a-kind original art on sale on ebay and it's a unique chance to own this rare Captain EO collectible art. If you're interested, the auction page on ebay is HERE and here below is a picture of the 24" x 17.52" original art, a pretty big size. The buyer will also get this rare Captain EO souvenir edition - the A3 size - which include two pairs of 3D glasses.



But, as it's really a one-of-a-kind which means that only one of you will get the original art, here is for everyone the 30 pages of the Captain EO souvenir edition and yes, they are in 3D. All what you need is a red and blue 3D glasses like the one below, whether the one you have are in cardboard or plastic. If you have some at your home, it's time to find them to enjoy the 3D article on your computer screen. And believe me, the 3D effect is great!



If you want to make the reading even more enjoyable here is how to do: open a new window of your internet browser and go on Youtube to find a video of the movie. You have some good one, in two parts, HERE and HERE. Just launch part one, put the sound, and then come back to this window so when you will read the 3D comic book pages you will have the sound too! The two Youtube links are for the 3D video version but unfortunately, even with glasses, the 3D effect is not as good as in the attraction.

Okay, there we go, and below are all the 30 pages exactly as you can read them in the comic book. As usual, click on each image to see it in big size and once on the picture page click again on it to have it even bigger. It's time to put on your 3D glasses, and enjoy!


































Thanks to leave a comment or discuss this article on D&M english forum on Mice Chat

Pictures: copyright Eclipse Comics, Walt Disney Company 1987.

COSV RE COSTCO KOSHER PRODUCTS


As some earlier comments show, there is some concerns  for the local Jewish food stores, being undercut by the "Big American". So the question is, are we happy that consumers will be getting a better deal? Or should we focus on the damage that Costco may do to our established kosher vendors?

PELAKSANAAN UAN MADRASAH AL KHOIRIYAH



UNTUK SEMUA PEMBACA BLOG INI, KAMI SELURUH PENGURUS, GURU, KARYAWAN, DAN SISWA YAYASAN PENDIDIKAN AL KHOIRIYAH, MOHON DOA'NYA DALAM MELAKSANAKAN UAN DARI MADRASAH ALIYAH, MADRASAH TSANAWIYAH, DAN MADRASAH IBTIDAIYAH, yang akan dilasanakan pada :
22 Maret s/d 26 Maret 2010 : UAN MADRASAH ALIYAH
29 Maret s/d 01 April 2010 : UAN MADRASAH TSANAWIYAH
04 Mei s/d 06 Mei 2010 : UAN MADRASAH IBTIDAIYAH

Nude Opera


Nude people gather on the steps of the Sydney Opera House as they pose for a photo by Spencer Tunick of the U.S. , Monday, March 1, 2010. Some 5,200 people stripped down for the commissioned photo that is title "Mardis Gras: The Base." (AP Photo/Rick Rycroft)HP

Nude people lay down as they gather on the steps of the Sydney Opera House while they pose for a photo by Spencer Tunick of the U.S. , Monday, March 1, 2010. 5,200 people stripped off for the commissioned photo that is title "Mardis Gras: The Base." (AP Photo/Rick Rycroft)HP

Nude people lay down as they gather on the steps of the Sydney Opera House while they pose for a photo by Spencer Tunick of the U.S. , Monday, March 1, 2010. 5,200 people stripped off for the commissioned photo that is titled "Mardis Gras: The Base." (AP Photo/Rick Rycroft)HP

Nude people raise their hands as they gather on the steps of the Sydney Opera House as they pose for a photo by Spencer Tunick of the U.S. , Monday, March 1, 2010. 5,200 people stripped off for the commissioned photo that is title "Mardis Gras: The Base." (AP Photo/Rick Rycroft) HP

Canadian GOLD GOLD GOLD


Sidney Crosby, left, celebrates with Rick Nash after Crosby scored the winning overtime goal in the Olympic gold medal hockey game against the U.S. (Feb. 28, 2010)
Richard Lautens/TORONTO STAR


Canada's (87) and teammates listen to the Canadian national anthem after the men's gold medal ice hockey game at the Vancouver 2010 Olympics in Vancouver, British Columbia, Sunday, Feb. 28, 2010. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)


GORGEOUS Sidney Crosby, Canada's #1 Olympic Hockey Hero

Medal Count

Top 10 Medal Winners

Country


Total
UNITED STATES 9 15 13 37
GERMANY 10 13 7 30
CANADA 14 7 5 26
NORWAY 9 8 6 23
AUSTRIA 4 6 6 16
RUSSIA 3 5 7 15
SOUTH KOREA 6 6 2 14
CHINA 5 2 4 11
SWEDEN 5 2 4 11
FRANCE 2 3 6 11

Faces of 3 Days

I am a typical lazy ass procrastinator. So much so that the mission of writing "Face of the Day" has been completely forgotten until I go through my pile of photos in my laptop. And the worse thing is that I'd completely forgotten which makeup brand did I used to complete these looks.

Its a total bummer. I wish I should have done this earlier so I can list down whatever products that I'd used.

But anyways, here are some of the looks that I'd created for my day time appearance. Its kinda heavy for day time actually, but I like using colours so I don't care.

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I do think that these are the product brands that I used throughout the 3 looks...

Eyes: ELF Eye Primer, 88 Shimmer Palette, Beauty UK Eyeshadow Palette, Maybeline Eyeshadow Trio Palette, Benefit Eyebrow Pencil, Loreal Liquid Liner, ELF Mineral Eyeliner, The Body Shop Eyeliner, ELF False Eyelashes

Face: N7 Intelligence Balance Foundation Mousse, ELF Concealer and Highlighter, ELF Mineral Booster, Bobbi Brown Liquid Foundation, MAC Select Cover, Max Factor Blush, NARS Orgasm Blush

Lips: Barry M Palest Lavender and Dolly Pink, Ianti Lip Gloss, Lancome Juicy Tubes, Loreal Glam Shine, Lipice, Bobbi Brown Shimmer Lip Gloss

Sorry, its my bad to give such vague description of which products I'd used. In the future, I would try to bear in mind that I need to stop procrastinating so much in order to save my own skin and my blog ;p

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I'm currently buying souvenirs to bring back to Malaysia. And imma visit some friends before I jet off to Japan. So, I wish to give a shoutout here, anyone who's interested in having a tea session with me, please leave a comment here (or in Facebook or MSN) so that I could meet you guys up.

And yup. That includes you, my blogger friends who I'd never met before.

Will the great short-animated Logorama win the Academy Award next Sunday ?



The 82nd Academy Awards ceremony will be next Sunday, March 7th, and just like you i hope that the Best Animated Movie award will go to UP! But there is another category for "short animated films", and in this one there is a little jewel called "logorama".

Edited: Logorama won the Best Animation Short Film Award on March 7th, 2010!

Directed by François Alaux, Herve de Crecy and Ludovic Houplain, Logorama is a world made up entirely of trademarks and 2500 brand names (logos) in which two Michelin Men cops pursue a criminal Ronald McDonald!.

Not only it's amazingly well done, graphically speaking, but it's also fun, impudent, totally corporately incorrect, in two words: a pure delight.

I could not embed the whole movie but below you will find the first one and a half minute and if you liked it you can see the full short animated in two parts HERE and HERE.

I strongly recommand you to watch it as it is a short animated like no other you've seen before! Enjoy, and let me know if you liked it!




Picture and Youtube Video: copyright Autour de Minuit Productions