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BLUF Review: The Last Ship, Season 2 Episode 5, “Achilles” | The Improbable Author
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Ruining his own future . . . one paragraph at a time. A Sword Into Darkness – Novel and Gallery. REMO: A Military and AI Science Fiction Anthology. BLUF Review: The Last Ship, Season 2 Episode 5, “Achilles”. I can mostly thumbs-up a failed attempt with good, engaging performances, sunk due to either ignorance, the desire to keep secrets, or to hew closely to established tropes, but it’s not one I’d go back to watch unless I’ve been drinking a lot. How should it have been done (in an unclassified sense)?
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Ruining his own future . . . one paragraph at a time. A Sword Into Darkness – Novel and Gallery. REMO: A Military and AI Science Fiction Anthology. Random internet author paid by a third-party publisher whose profits are affected by Amazon’s model? Or the people that gave me tens of thousands of dollars for my pulpy fiction? Another Salvo in the Amazon – Hachette Debate. Behold, a call to arms of sorts. Thoughts? Dear KDP Author,. Just ahead of World War II, there was a radical invention that shook the f...
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Ruining his own future . . . one paragraph at a time. A Sword Into Darkness – Novel and Gallery. REMO: A Military and AI Science Fiction Anthology. Tag Archives: The Last Ship. BLUF Review: The Last Ship, Season 2 Episode 4, “Solace”. Bottom Line Up Front: KICKASS! Miffed about the lack of action and new plot development last week? Summary: Again, I’m playing catch-up like in the last BLUF Review, so SPOILERS ABOUND. The Goods: THIS EPISODE KICKS ASS! Verdict: One of my favorites. Great job, crew! Note, ...
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Ruining his own future . . . one paragraph at a time. A Sword Into Darkness – Novel and Gallery. REMO: A Military and AI Science Fiction Anthology. BLUF Review: The Last Ship, Season 2 Episode 4, “Solace”. Bottom Line Up Front: KICKASS! Miffed about the lack of action and new plot development last week? Summary: Again, I’m playing catch-up like in the last BLUF Review, so SPOILERS ABOUND. The Goods: THIS EPISODE KICKS ASS! Verdict: One of my favorites. Great job, crew! Note, if you’re looking for. Sickie...
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Ruining his own future . . . one paragraph at a time. A Sword Into Darkness – Novel and Gallery. REMO: A Military and AI Science Fiction Anthology. Tag Archives: Rhona Mitra. BLUF Review: The Last Ship, Season 2 Episode 4, “Solace”. Bottom Line Up Front: KICKASS! Miffed about the lack of action and new plot development last week? Summary: Again, I’m playing catch-up like in the last BLUF Review, so SPOILERS ABOUND. The Goods: THIS EPISODE KICKS ASS! Verdict: One of my favorites. Great job, crew! Note, if...
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For Real?: A Spat on Twitter
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A Spat on Twitter. Sunday, June 14, 2015. First of all, a little disclosure. In the past, I have made a little money telling fortunes. I learned to read cards, and learned some cold reading techniques, because I was interested in psychic phenomena and because I'm interested in confidence tricks. Ignorant. Have you read anything? See my website I sum up the different points of view on these issues. Gotta read. I had a bit of a giggle. Here's the thing. Website can, and has, written. The act of writing...
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James K Bishop.com. An ongoing quest for the appropriate forum. The Walking Dead as Rush. March 12, 2017. James K. Bishop. March 12, 2017. The TLDR Return of James K. February 5, 2017. James K. Bishop. March 19, 2017. December 2, 2014. James K. Bishop. December 3, 2014. If you listen to fools, the mob rules. … Continue reading →. National Review Online – The Corner. The Twitter Feed President Trump. 2017 - James K Bishop.com.
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The adventures of Eric Wilner. And his pal Aratinga S. Bird, BCFMO. Tuesday, 23 August 2016. Last week, I had a few hours of enforced idleness (which I thought, at the time, would stretch into a day or so), so, casting about for reading material on my Kindle, I came across Chestertons. Eugenics and Other Evils. I didnt get all that far into it before my reading time was interrupted, but wow. It only extends the principles of the Lunacy Laws to persons without a trace of lunacy. And, remember: the evil Eu...
The Vorpal Mind: October 2012
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GOING SNICKER-SNACK SINCE 1972. Tuesday, October 23, 2012. Game Design Aesthetics Part 6. And now the test of tests. How does the objectivity of my system of aesthetic measurement hold up when applied to one of the most hotly debated games of all time. DUNGEONS and DRAGONS (Basic and 4th Edition). THEME VS. MECHANICS. SIMPLICITY VS. COMPLEXITY. RANDOM VS. DETERMINANT. 4E is geared around ‘flat math’ in order to provide a more consistent experience for all characters, regardless of class, leve...RPGs are ...
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GOING SNICKER-SNACK SINCE 1972. Sunday, January 30, 2011. The Practicalities of The New Science: The Practical Application. Right, I've talked about politics enough, so let's get on to something I really find interesting: the practical application of what I've learned. But stay with me for a moment and you'll realize that these things are not equal. Others might ask 'Why bother? What is its substance and material? And what its causal nature [or form]? And what is it doing in the world? 2 The ability to c...
The Vorpal Mind: November 2012
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GOING SNICKER-SNACK SINCE 1972. Thursday, November 22, 2012. Despite the detail in the game, it is surprisingly simple in execution, with many of the rules being exception based. Game Turns take the form of Rounds, which cover roughly one lunar month of time in Lemuria during which the heroes go about their business. It has 4 phases:. One of the driving forces behind the game, adventures provide a framework for the characters' wanderings. During this phase, one ad. Player turns are relatively simple c on...
The Vorpal Mind: February 2011
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GOING SNICKER-SNACK SINCE 1972. Sunday, February 27, 2011. Our own little Truman Show. Martin Heidegger's final words on the subject of The Question Concerning Technology. Put me in mind of a few things, but none so much as the 1998 movie The Truman Show. THE REAL WORLD ∞. In our own world we have Reality Television, but although the player's all know that they are on camera, unlike poor Truman, the results are largely the same. The camera itself, the very act of Enframing, encourages the players to ...
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The faster we counted our spoons…. I’m late to another party. The second episode of. Is now online, and I wasn’t even aware of the first one. Identical to the originals. Star Trek fans will recognize the name Chris Doohan, if not necessarily the face. Mythbusters fans will recognize Grant Imahara as Mr. Sulu. Michael Forest, who played Apollo in the original series, comes back for this one. The computer voice is Marina Sirtis (who played Counselor Troi in. ST: The Next Generation. February 11, 2014.
The Vorpal Mind: January 2013
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GOING SNICKER-SNACK SINCE 1972. Saturday, January 26, 2013. Ano ther semester, and that means new projects to add to my list of 'things to do' on top of the work I'll be doing for Cubicle 7's Doctor Who Line this year (the programme's 50th anniversary). By the time this years is done, I'll hav e hopefully produced more material than in the previous two years combine d. While this is from last Semester, it has always been intended to be one of the tent pole items for Jabberwocky Media. The players in the ...
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September 17, 2007 at 4:23 am Posted in Comics. So I’ve written a new comic, this time based on part of my life story. I read recently that people never have writers block, but they sometimes have too high standards. This comic is dedicated to that idea. Autobiography One: A Deal with the Devil. May 23, 2007 at 10:08 am Posted in Comics. I’ve replaced all the pages of the Tower. With black and white versions that are more representative of the final product. April 17, 2007 at 1:26 pm Posted in Site Info.
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A blog about unleashing ancient curses by Joss Whittaker. February 16, 2018. Continue reading →. A Hidden Museum in Jakarta. February 12, 2018. One of the things I’ve found hardest to understand about Indonesia as a state is its deep love of administrative structures. I mean that in both ways: there are ministries (. Continue reading →. February 8, 2018. I’ve been away from the blog for a very long time; I can’t describe everything that’s happened since the last posts in one go. Let...Visions of aru) on.
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Improbable Athenaeum’s artistic director, Jo Averill-Snell, will appear in Stageworks’ presentation of Reducing Coupling. By Matt Cowley at Five by Five. Five by Five features 5 5 inch artwork made and donated by local and international artists as well as fantastic and extraordinary performances throughout the evening by artists in music, dance, theatre and spoken word. Proceeds benefit the artist grants program from the Arts Council. The Dog It Was That Died. And screenwriter of Shakespeare in Love.
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Improbable Athenaeum’s artistic director, Jo Averill-Snell, will appear in Stageworks’ presentation of Reducing Coupling. By Matt Cowley at Five by Five. Five by Five features 5 5 inch artwork made and donated by local and international artists as well as fantastic and extraordinary performances throughout the evening by artists in music, dance, theatre and spoken word. Proceeds benefit the artist grants program from the Arts Council. The Dog It Was That Died. And screenwriter of Shakespeare in Love.
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Ruining his own future . . . one paragraph at a time. The Mutineer’s Daughter – Novel & Gallery. A Sword Into Darkness – Novel and Gallery. REMO: A Military and AI Science Fiction Anthology. We Who Are About To Die Salute You (middle fingers only). By Thomas A. Mays. It’s a bittersweet thing, putting the finishing touches on a novel. Bitter, in that you are rapidly running out of opportunities to ruin those little bastards’ lives and murder them in interesting ways. Will be out, and you’ll have the...
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The Teaching Artist Questionnaire. Tuesday, June 2, 2015. Elizabeth Unpingco's Improbable Beautiful. Fragile, Elizabeth Unpingco. How long have you been a teaching artist? In true form, I’ve been a teaching artist all my life. Since early childhood, creation was the opening through which art encouraged discovery. I was born into family firmly planted in hand-crafted and hand-hewn, so artistic endeavor naturally allowed me to connect. What discipline(s) do you teach? Most of them have NOT as this is a rat...
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Saturday, August 9, 2008. In the fake gypsy tentthe old woman says: Ask. Concentrate on your question while I. Shuffle the cardsrub the crystal ballstir the tea leaves. One time I would have killed a pigeon. And read the entrails—health regulations, you know. But I don't want to be given answers,I want to find them. I want to walk a thousand miles to find a spring in the desert. I want to dive into the maelstrom to bring up a pearl. I want to climb into the osprey's nest atop the tower. A heart, how to f...
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E are pleased to announce publication in September 2017 of our first title under our new imprint, Improbable Memoirs. The book is. JOHANNA HAMMEL: The Journey of a Jewish Woman from Konstanz via Gurs to Auschwitz-Birkenau, 1898-1942. Ldquo;Old age is not a diagnosis,” she writes in her preface. Don’t let doctors convince you otherwise, and don’t buy into ageism yourself. We encourage you to follow Ann Sjoerdsma and her always provocative trains of thought on her website, http:/ www.annsjoerdsma.c...Which...
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Thoughts, Musings and the Occasional Tirade. Friday, April 27, 2012. A Sailor on a Sea of Stars. When I was little I dreamt of the stars. The world of my childhood was wide-open to the stars and the night sky was bursting with them. In the evening I would look for the North Star first and, later, gaze longingly into the inky blackness of a universe that was bursting with light. Millions of stars and in my mind each one a source of wonder. Who lived out there? Posted by Andy at 8:55 AM. Therefore, those w...
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