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.
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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.
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 …
Disenfranchised
If CBS needed help funding Star Trek, they need only have looked toward Trek's true fans already doing it on a shoestring.
Pretty Sure It’s OK To Hug A Vulcan Today
Live Long And Prosper.
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. …
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The Negotiation Styles of Star Trek Captains
I've been a fan of Star Trek for as long as I can remember, so it's no wonder that whenever I have to make tough decisions - big or small, business or personal - I think about how my favorite Star Trek characters would react and try to incorporate their strengths into mine. Kirk has …
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