Flash Fiction: A Love Story – Part 1
I don’t subscribe to the whole dystopia sci-fi thing. I’ve watched my fair share and I just don’t see the appeal – so I knew my story would be upbeat. Continue reading Flash Fiction: A Love Story – Part 1
Blame It On World Peas
31% of the total US methane emissions come from energy production, 16% comes from landfills. 20% of THAT 16% is food waste. Continue reading Blame It On World Peas
Toys ‘R’ Us: A Simple Explanation
The Toys ‘R’ Us closing wasn’t a result of kids wanting fewer toys or adults buying fewer toys, or even Amazon or other retailers taking a bite out of the toy market. It was because a bunch of rich old dudes decided to pump and dump the brand with debt. Here’s the technical description of what happened, according to Seeking Alpha: “In 2005, Toys ‘R’ … Continue reading Toys ‘R’ Us: A Simple Explanation
Disenfranchised
If CBS needed help funding Star Trek, they need only have looked toward Trek’s true fans already doing it on a shoestring. Continue reading Disenfranchised
Pretty Sure It’s OK To Hug A Vulcan Today
Live Long And Prosper. Continue reading Pretty Sure It’s OK To Hug A Vulcan Today
Let’s Bet On Yahoo’s Next Move
The Next Web compiled this handy list of Yahoo’s 2013 acquisitions, and here’s what I think is going to happen next for Yahoo:
They’re going to become the next best thing in digital, gamified storytelling. Continue reading “Let’s Bet On Yahoo’s Next Move”
Nu Trek turned our Trek Heroes into Teens with Problems
I’ve resisted writing about Star Trek (2009). Here’s why – to paraphrase Sheldon Cooper from The Big Bang Theory:
“It’s a [Star Trek movie]. Like pizza or particle accelerators even the stinky ones, still pretty good.” Trek is Trek, I say to my semi-Trekkie friends. They roll their eyes.
It’s a hard thing, rebooting a franchise. Continue reading “Nu Trek turned our Trek Heroes into Teens with Problems”
