Thanksgiving Morning

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And the big day itself is here for us.

Meantime...stumbled across the blog of one of my three most-favourite Blackhawk writers, Martin Pasko, the other day. (The other two being Messrs. Ostrander and Evanier.) Good to see he's still writing professionally, particularly his having worked with Bob Greenberger on the new Essential Superman Encyclopedia. Us continuity/trivia nutters cannot thrive properly without such toys of reference!

Good to see so many happy stories coming out of NYCC from so many of you, reading my blog or not. Gives me hope for a sane, comics-heavy future, I tell you.

Apparently, there are wind turbine blades being trafficked in North Dakota. Intriguing, this. I want to know the story behind that.

Speaking of other happy news: Robert J. Elisberg says something about his vision of the USA worth keeping in mind. Sounds not unlike a certain set of Canadian ideals, come to think it over.

More as it comes to mind...

Comments

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I don't think there's much of a story to the turbine blade - the most likely thing is that North Dakota is between the factory and the installation site, and I-94 is the only east-west route through ND. There are some big developments out west - the Wild Horse one in central Washington, just past the Columbia, is pretty inspiring.

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I knew that Washington State had an Interest in going for wind power, and you're probably right about the nature of the real story.

Me? I was somewhat hopeful that (someone in) Idaho, Montana or North Dakota might be finally getting in on the action as well.