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[exsequar]

Did y'all know that there's a current NASA space shuttle called ATLANTIS? Yup! :D It gives me giddy glee every time I see a bit of news about it.

Here's a really nifty photo of it catching a piggyback ride on a Boeing 747! How cool!

Time to make myself some nummy chicken for dinner :D

ETA: David Hewlett just posted that 1) A Dog's Breakfast is available on iTunes, and 2) there's going to be an international release. SQUEE! However, I'm looking all over iTunes and I cannot for the life of me find it :( Has anyone else been able to find it?

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[rogerpittman.livejournal.com]

Atlantis was one of the five original space shuttles, so it's been around for quite some time.

As for the iTunes download, some of the folks on David's blog have reported having trouble getting the film because of an apparent server overload. Looks like Mars was more popular than we thought. Check the iTunes Store under Movies and see if it comes up. You may have to look for it by David's name instead of the film title. I'd offer to search, but being a Linux enthusiast I don't even have it installed on this computer.

[exsequar.livejournal.com]

Haha, wow, now I feel really dumb. I'm definitely not as up on current things as I probably should be :-/ Thanks for telling me :)

Oh wow, us fangirls and boys are quite the force, aren't we! I already tried searching by his name and everything i could think of. I'll just wait until the mad feeding frenzy subsides :)

[rogerpittman.livejournal.com]

It's not dumb at all. I only remember it because I was around 8 or 9 when the shuttle program began (I think - I'd have to check to be sure).

Give iTunes a few hours, then check back. Once the furor goes down, you'll probably have better luck.