I saw Charlie Jane read some of her Science Fiction once on stage in SF. She was great and it was a wonderful piece. That might be fun. "Charlie Jane reads from her science fiction"

I think this is an interesting point. Have you read the book Patient Zero: A Joe Ledger Novel? [www.amazon.com]

Thanks!

If you want to see something funny about this whole topic check out the brilliant but canceled TV show, Action! It stars Jay Mohr and it is written about a successful movie producer. It is howlingly funny one of only two TV shows where while I was watching it I called up a friend and insisted he turn it on. Illeana…

The voice of 'these aren't the droids you are looking for?' Great voice actor and DJ Terry McGovern. He's also a voice acting teacher and director. I've taken classes from him. Great guy, excellent teacher, funny as hell. Came up with the name "Wookie" for Lucas. Those of you in the video game business? Hire him!

Compliance!

I see I have already hearted you. This is one of the more apt comments about Facebook I've seen in a long time.

Excellent point. As someone pointed out to me. Most movies are about the most extraordinary day in people lives. Excitement! Conflict! Something Important Will Happen that will move the plot along, or change the character's life. For shows like Friday Night Lights you can see some down time but they are usually…

for those of you who don't have time to read the book here is a delightful video about the story in 90 seconds!

When I read the book "Dragonfly" about the Russian space station, the author talked about the issue of constructing things in space, and how, based on the statistics of building things in general we should expect a certain number of deaths building real space station. But that the deaths that take place in space…

I wonder if they will enhance the dialog too in some of the weaker episodes?

"Now please read the letters and numbers you see on the the ship."

Thank you for telling us about these AnnaLee.

Hey, someone did a painting of me at work! Stop by my blog www.spockosbrain.com.

"They are a shoe in for regionals!"

Her role as Worf's "baby Momma" was great. Kalar or something. She was really good in that part. I'm pissed they got rid of her. My favorite line, 'I don't bite. Well not all the time."

Of course they would have to start a blog. I would link to it on my blog, www.spockosbrain.com I'm cool with Spock having a kid.

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There are lots of reasons for our weight gain. Some of it is designed by food manufacturer to be "hyper palatable". Lack of movement too. I'm not writing this on my treadmill.

Sometimes I pull myself up by my bootstraps so hard I fly around the room.