Written by Maurice Hurley, Robert Lewin, and Tracy TormeDirected by Paul Lynch The Enterprise checks into Starbase 74 for a routine maintenance and system upgrade at the hands of the Bynars. The […]
Star Trek: The Next Generation: 110010001 – A Unique Alien Species in Star Trek
Book Review – Worldwar: Tilting the Balance by Harry Turtledove – A Historical Sci-Fi Clash
Worldwar: Tilting the Balance by Harry Turtledove is the second of four novels in this series. Turtledove writes in a genre called Alternate History – what would happen if a different event […]
Life, Death, Health Care & Dying – My Opinion
I read something earlier this week about how the European approach to health care and dying is so different from here in the States. It was an interesting read and gave me […]
Star Trek: The Next Generation – Angel One – Exploring Gender Dynamics
Written by Patrick Barry and Tracy TormeDirected by Michael Ray Rhodes The Enterprise finds the remains of a freighter which collided with an asteroid. The have reason to believe that survivors of […]
White Mountain National Forest Closes Popular Hiking and Day-Use Areas
Well, it was too good to last. Our local hiking areas are now shut down for use. We were at Lincoln Woods last week and didn’t encounter too many people on the […]
Hiking the Chimney Trail in Eaton, New Hampshire
This trail, which crosses through both Eaton and Freedom, New Hampshire is local to us. I had never been up it before and was intrigued by the relatively low incline of the […]
Movie Review: John Q – An Indictment of America’s Healthcare System
Written by James KearnsDirected by Nick Cassavetes I remember I accidentally received this movie in error back in the days when Netflix mailed you discs. I had no intention of watching it […]
Star Trek – The Next Generation: Datalore – Data’s Origin Story
Written by Gene Roddenberry, Robert Lewin, Maurice Hurley, and Tracy TormeDirected by Rob Bowman Here is another first-season episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation which showed so much promise, but fades […]
Book Review: The Cathedral by Nelson DeMille – Intrigue and Hostage Drama
I confess to an affinity for Nelson DeMille developed once he commented in a Facebook group I’m in and I discovered he was from my hometown and attended the same high school […]
Diamond Painting, or How I’m Surviving Corona Virus Quarantine
About a year ago, I discovered Diamond Painting. I don’t know what caught my eye; most likely a Facebook ad. I’m thankful I developed such an affinity for it, because it’s really […]
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