Jules Verne

Chillingo and Tetraedge Games are proud to announce the availability of its new game: Jules Verne's... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]] Read Full Story

“Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?” Web design still amazes me. Apparently, I’m alone here. I grew up with loads and loads of sci-fi. I wasn’t really crazy about flying cars (though they still owe us that…) and space travel as much as I was with virtual realities. The idea of reinventing the world we live in has always obsessed me. I have always considered that we have LOTS of limitations and our choices narrow our capabilities. We get what we can, not what we really want . The Internet made me dream of a universe much sweeter than the one I lived in. ... Read Full Story

Spectacular Item – Click for More Details… THIS IS YOUR RARE OPPORTUNITY TO GET A “JULES VERNE SET” THIS IS A MINT LIMITED EDITION SET BY MONTBLANC. THE SET INCLUDES: 1. A pencil which is only offered in the set 2. Ball Point pen 3. Fountain Pen For your reference the fountain pens fetch a price of $1200 to $1500 and the ball points go for $990 to $1100 depending on condition.   MINT IN THE ORIGINAL BOX NEVER USED, WITH ALL PAPERWORK: BOOKLET WITH CLEAN WARRANTY PAGE (UNFILLED). AS GOOD AS IT GETS, JUST PERFECT!!! PLEASE SEE THE ORIGINAL PICTURES. I AM A PRIVATE COLLECTOR AND ... Read Full Story

Author: Jules Verne Description: Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea (French: Vingt mille lieues sous les mers) is a classic science fiction novel by French writer Jules Verne, published in 1870. It is about the fictional Captain Nemo and his submarine, Nautilus, as seen by one of his passengers, Professor Pierre Aronnax. [source: Feedbooks.com ] Language: English Published: 1870 Formats: ePub, Mobipocket/Kindle, pdf, custom pdf Download Now Share and Enjoy: Related posts: Free Book: Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom Descriptio Free Book: Moby-Dick Author: He Free Book: The Metamorphosis Descriptio Read Full Story

One has to admire the artistic yoemanship of Brendan Fraser. Like Owen Wilson, he's OK with playing the same character in every movie- no "I want a challenging project" pretentiousness here. In Journey to the Center of the Earth , he's once again a brave, humorous, capable but not intimidating man urged by events to great acts of heroism. Fraser's character this time around is Trevor, a soon-to-be defunded vulcanologist. Trevor's PSP-addled nephew, Sean (Joshua Ryan Hutcherson), is hostile to the notion of spending 10 days with Trevor, but Sean agrees to do so as long as Trevor allows him to watch Family Guy ... Read Full Story