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Archived News-April 2009
Week 3
| Friday April 17,
2009 |
| Daily Video
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Today's new video clip in the Movies Section is
Chapter 11 of Star Wars: Clone
Wars which originally aired on Cartoon Network on March 26, 2004. This episode
is available in streaming format and you can find the episode in our Television Shows
section. If you have a
movie clip or scene from any video game in a AVI, MOV, etc. format, please send
it in! Enjoy!
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| Thursday April 16,
2009 |
| Daily Video
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See the Star Wars: A
Musical Journey TV Commercial.
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| Thursday April 16,
2009 |
| Star Wars: A
Musical Journey |
The Official Star Wars Site has an article about the launch of
Star Wars: A Musical Journey. In it they have a special report from our
friend and fellow Sworian Mark Newbold from Lightsabre. Star
Wars: A Musical Journey just gave its debut performance on Friday night
(April 10) in front of a crowd of 20,000 in London, and the fan world has been
abuzz ever since. Fan Mark Newbold was among the lucky thousands who were there
to witness this latest expression of Star Wars magic, and blogged a
play-by-play account of the evening's playlist along with descriptions of the
imagery displayed on the enormous LED screens backing the orchestra. Be sure to
read the entire article for this great event!
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| Tuesday April 14,
2009 |
| Daily Video
Clip |
To commemorate the passing of
Starlog Magazine, today we take a look back at a vintage 1984 commercial. Enjoy!
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| Tuesday April 14,
2009 |
| Starlog Magazine
Becomes One With The Force |
 Entertainment Weekly has an
article that announces the end of an era. If you are an original Star Wars fan,
you can't forget one of the first magazines to bring you information about the
goings on in the Star Wars world. Long before Entertainment Weekly, or
Aintitcoolnews.com, or podcasts, Twitter feeds, blogs or THE INTERNET ITSELF,
Starlog Magazine was in the business of covering all things geek.
Spurred on by the popularity of the Star Trek conventions that
cropped up in the wake of the classic series' cancellation, editor Kerry O'Quinn
and publisher Norman Jacobs launched Starlog in August of 1976. And
after 33 years and 374 issues, Starlog is officially calling it quits,
continuing for the time being as an online-only publication. Good bye to a very
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| Monday April 13,
2009 |
| Daily Video
Clip |
Today's new video clip in the Movies Section is from one of your favorite Star Wars
video games! The latest scene we have provided is the Takara's
Stronghold Ending from the Star Wars video game Dark Forces II: Jedi
Knight-Mysteries of the Sith that was released January 31, 1998. You can find
this video clip in the Video Game
Scenes section. Special thanks to Darthatton for capturing and sharing the
cutscene! If you have a movie clip or scene from any video game in a AVI, MOV,
etc. format, please send it in! Enjoy!
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| Monday April 13,
2009 |
| Vehicles Section
Updated |
Today I have updated the Vehicles section with the
X-31 Landspeeder. You
can get a listing of vehicles using their picture by type at the Repulsorcraft
section. Or, if you would like to see
an alphabetical listing of all of our ships, vehicles, bases, and space
stations, you can check out the Index.
If you have a ship or vehicle you would like to see me add, then e-mail me the
request and I will do my best to add it for you. Enjoy!
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| Monday April 13,
2009 |
| Guy Lagacé's
George's Visions |
Today I have updated Guy Lagacé's section entitled
George's
Visions. This is the thirteenth image for this section and was Guy's vision
of a scene from Episode II with a Geonosian firing his blaster in the factory.
This scene looks nearly identical to the one that ended up on screen. Remember
that these scenes were created before we had full details of things to come. Be
sure to also see other great artists in the Featured Artists section. Enjoy!
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| Sunday April 12,
2009 |
| Happy Easter
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I would like to wish everyone a
Happy Easter from Galactic Voyage. I hope you have been able to spend time with
family and loved ones today.
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