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RANDOM LINKS FOR 4/26/12
April 26th, 2012 by Clark Humphrey

escapistmagazine.com

  • The Star Wars universe is explained in handy infographic form.
  • Rob McKenna is given an opportunity to prove he’s not part of the War on Women. Result: Epic Fail.
  • More details about the big waterfront renovation plan have been released. They show a great improvement over the original concept (which, as you may recall, was essentially just a bunch more “world class” windswept plazas, a commodity greater downtown already has in abundance). These proposals actually include stuff people can recreate with. Like a climbing wall, and a swimming pool on a barge in the water.
  • The Real Change-sponsored protest against homeless-camp removals went off without a hitch. Now let’s get our officials to do more for the homeless instead of merely against them.
  • Wash. state now has over 700 wineries. Twice the number in ’07.
  • The first Boeing 787s you’ll be able to get on from Sea-Tac will go from here to Tokyo starting later this year.
  • How does DC Comics’ plan for a Watchmen prequel series gibe with the original graphic novel’s creator Alan Moore? If you know anything about Moore, you’ll know he doesn’t much care for the idea.
  • Obama is picking his fights carefully, choosing for whom he’s going to strongly fight. Pot users: it’s still not your turn.
  • Rex Huppke at the Chicago Tribune announces the “Death of Facts,” following one too many tea bagger fabrication.
  • The newest thing to be paranoid about: what employers think about your Klout score. (Yes, the hereby linked article explains just what a “Klout score” is. It has something to do with how active you are on Twitter, or something like that.)

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