Pretty interesting stuff. http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2012/07/stephen-hawking-has-launched-the-most-powerful-shared-memory-supercomputer-in-europe.html#more

Very impressed by Dark knight Rises. Nolan stayed true and delivered an awesome finale. Most importantly, was its hope (for a dark, Batman film?!) which I can really appreciate.

Is any of it ever real? Time is a predator that hunts down memories. So maybe it's better to just let them go? I fear my memories are in a desperate struggle for survival - I'm the only one who can save them; sometimes they mean so little to other people. They help time. Amazing how the people we know transform back into strangers they once were. That's when it's really gone.

What I've learned through failure becomes a precious part of me, strengthening me in everything I do. So let the tough things make you tougher! .Soichiro Honda

Things are changing. But nothing changes. And still, there will be changes soon .Enigma

RISE

It's cool how culturally relevant the Dark Knight's story is to today's socioeconomic climate. And it's personal. It's real. You feel the recession on Bruce's shoulders, his own guilt, the madness of all the empty faces, the despair of the millions displaced by corporate hegemony. While Bruce is part (financially) of the 1%, his own personal tragedy is what really compels him to fight for the underdog. To use his wealth and influence to dish out the pain on the powerful and corrupt who deserve it. Tragedy knows no economic bounds, and after many years of internal struggle, the socioeconomic climate requires a hero to rise again.

I'm very exited for Nolan's final film of the series.

Hugs are life-starters .Freeman