There you go. Thanks Jsarek.

Tasty Taste, given your statements above, can you clarify something? Is the holiday special, or at least most of it, considered C-canon? If so, which specific parts aren't?

Is there a specific date for any event in Return of the Jedi, or anything regarding how many months it occurs after the Empire Strikes Back?
I don't have anything. By the way, do you have a source for the suspension of the Senate date?

what standing in canon statements by George Lucas have. I always thought that they constituted G-canon, but I just wanted to make sure.
In the Holocron, the different levels of continuity are only given for an entry in its entirety; not by individual pieces of information. Therefore, an entry would not say that this part of the entry is G-canon and the other is C-canon, though this might be inferred from the source. As always, contradictions are dealt with case-by-case. Obviously, things that come from the films and from George usually take a higher priority than other sources. But when taking George's statements into account for the Holocron's continuity notes, I have to consider a) when the statement was made (something he said from the 70's may no longer pertain to his current vision of +Star Wars+), b) the source of the statement (a non-LFL sources could be a misquote), and c) the context of the statement (was George making a joke or off-the cuff remark? Was it something said to someone behind-the-scenes to elicit a certain performance, not necessarily part of continuity?) There are relatively few notes from George in the Holocron that are derived from public statements; most of the notes from him are from things that George gives to Licensing directly.

Did this winning entry make it into the Holocron in any form?
No.

In Splinter of the Mind's Eye...
Vader using Force lightning is non-continuity. And like the films, certain parts get icky when you know that Luke and Leia are siblings. There are probably a few other bits that also are non-continuity, but as a whole it is, which could be said of most early sources.

Greedo...
On more than one occasion, an image of the Rodian from the Holiday Special has been used for Greedo, which is why I made the comment. By the way, I haven't been able to confirm the Bludlow name with an official source.

In fact, you once commented on this, saying that Bast's death couldn't be certain until another source is written on the subject: http:/ /forums.starwars.com/thread.jspa?threadID=152583&start=0510
That was before someone pointed out to me that Bast is seen standing right next to Tarkin when he gives the order to fire when ready. Per the film, he's dead.

Rebel TIE fighter in Marvel comics.... so how does the Holocron record a discrepancy like this?
If the extra firepower issue was going to be dealt with, it would have been included in this article: Arbra: Sanctuary In the Storm. As a reminder, continuity issues usually only get resolved if an author wants to address them. A final decision is not made until that point.

As far as Greedo and Bast go, who said Greedo was dead? If you are referring to the Rodian in the Cantina in the Holiday Special, that's not Greedo, that's Bludlow. And, as clearly seen in ANH, Rodians apparently wear similar clothing as there were some Rodians in ANH that looked and dressed identical to Greedo, so it's not a stretch to believe this about the Holiday Special. With Bast, I there are two conflicting sources on his death. While Steve Sansweet's Star Wars Encyclopedia says he died in the destruction of the first Death Star, his CCG card hints that he escaped. In fact, you once commented on this, saying that Bast's death couldn't be certain until another source is written on the subject: http:/ /forums.starwars.com/thread.jspa?threadID=152583&start=0510

In Splinter of the Mind's Eye (comics, IDK about the novel) Vader uses what appears to be Force lightning. Doesn't this contradict the fact that RODV states he will "never be able to summon Force lightning", and the ROTS Visual Dictionary which I believe states that he cannot conjur or repel Force lightning as it requires living hands to do so?

Also, is Splinter of the Mind's Eye even completely canon? Or are some parts considered N-Canon? Sorry if this was asked before, but I can't find it.

Does that mean that Lak and Dice were not at Endor as force ghosts?

Also, is Triclops REALLY Palpatine's son?

Many Thanks Tasty!

I have a question regarding the ME Cantina. With the new WTS entries it seems that the Cantina from ANH and the HS are one and the same. We knew that Ackmena used to work for Chalmun (Inside the Worlds), but how do we explain the different lay-out of the Cantina? Did Chalmun redecorate the Cantina after ANH?

Tasty Taste: The Union comics depict a female Twilek Jedi with "white" colouration attending the Jedi wedding. Who is this? Is it Swilja Fenn? I think she is the only Twi'lek Jedi without an identified colour.

Kiro