How do you plan a space party?

You planet.

I know Stephen, but who is this Steven you speak of?

When the walls fell!

Second this, I keep sticking with Firefox but it is perpetually blocking Flash.

I'm so sorry because this is so corny but I came up with this at work recently...

Why did Google get out of the ship building business?

The ships kept trying to sink!

Oh man, again, my apologies, so bad...

It sounds like your standards are probably a little higher than my own! I enjoyed the RedLetterMedia review of the Abrams reboot though, I thought it was a fair analysis and critique.

There must be some kind of ultimate boundary, but within those boundaries adequate freedoms. Human nature is the formation of factions and groups, which inevitably agree/disagree/quarrel, but in an appropriate environment, such dispersion into factions is acceptable if friction is minimized. But once you come down too hard on people, or a single faction, or squeeze too much, you lose some factions, and picking them back up is no easy task...

In 1989 my grandmother would pick me up from elementary school and take me to her house. She would make me half of a sandwich and bowl of Campbell's soup. I would eat it and then she would help me complete my maths and other assignments. Between completion of homework and the looming pick of from my mother, we would settle in front of the television and play the Legend of Zelda on the Nintendo Entertainment System. To understand the map we took 50+ 8.5x11 pieces of paper and drew every single frame of the map and taped them all together in a giant, fold out Rand-McNally map and would study it day and night. I learned to read from that game. I learned patience, art, love, family, and comfort. Thank you Nintendo, the love I bear thee is roars like a loving maelstrom.

This cop could have been an excellent teacher. A perfect balance of calm, assertive energy and unadulterated, yet poised, shaming. Tapping into Korean notion's of "nunchi" (or the eyes of others) this guy quickly made two adrenaline pumped males back down in such a way that both were revealed for who they truly were, but both could later claim to have saved face at the highest moment of their lives. Kudos to the officer in the video, I refuse to make a hasty generalization here though and assume this man represents all of Canadian law enforcement, but he clearly represents himself, in the highest integrity and exasperation concerning the damaging rupture of "belligerent boyhood" that always threatens to break the seal of man.

"His [sic] just a smart business man that knows what he is doing." Yes, smart businessmen put assets in jeopardy then take moves to protect those jeopardized assets. A real Jack Bogle or Warren Buffett...

"re-animated that carcass" Thank you for the best phrase I have heard on this day.

But they already have TNG streaming...I bet it gets a lot of consistent viewings.

Is there a "true to the original" though? I think this notion might be somewhat flawed, in that the greatest of an reiteration is always somewhat changed and evolved. I think a key problem with Voyager was the goal to stay "true to the original" which held it back (and the characters were not quickly differentiated and made unique during season one). With each iteration, I like a little change, risk taking, etc. It is only that risk that something beautiful might appear, but yes, the chances of quality coming out of each iteration is very, very low.

Note to Self: In preparation for forthcoming "Animal Olympics" begin training penguins and Monarch butterflies to ensure Gold medals in synchronized swimming and open floor routine gymnastics.

Humans are like sand cupped in the palm of a hand. If you squeeze the sand too firmly, grains are going to slip between the cracks of the fingers. One must hold the sand softly, gently, and with care.