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about contact portfolio 28 jan 18 sun 20th anniversary twenty years! coming soon: a 20th anniversary redesign of this site, and most frequent posting (i promise). 5:58pm • site news • tweet this • add a comment • 10 jan 18 wed cities over the last 365 days (2017) here’s the annual list – pretty spotty during the middle of the year, but a solid q3 picked up the slack: sydney, australia* dallas, tx* reykjavik, iceland‡ london, uk* abu dhabi, uae† dubai, uae oxford, uk abingdon, uk san diego, ca† salt lake city, ut† nashville, tn hopkinsville, ky† birmingham, al† new orleans, la montgomery, al† savannah, ga charleston, sc charlotte, nc† new york, ny† delhi, india† thimphu, bhutan*‡ gangtey, bhutan punakha, bhutan paro, bhutan singapore† auckland, nz† tahiti, french polynesia‡ bora bora, french polynesia honolulu, hi boston, ma palm springs, ca copenhagen, denmark all places had overnight visits, unless marked with †. * multiple entries, non-consecutive days. † daytrip only. ‡ new country or territory. 5:47pm • travel • tweet this • add a comment • 2 oct 17 mon star trek: discovery it’s been over a decade since star trek: enterprise , the last series of the trek franchise, has graced our television screens. i grew up in the 1990s, which was the heyday for trek. the 90s had 3 series running almost concurrently (tng, ds9 & voyager) and featured 4 films (star treks vi to ix). back then, i binged watched seasons with a friend during sleepovers. (binge watching then meant going to blockbuster and renting a stack of vhs tapes.) i spent countless hours with high school friends discussing all the ideas, themes, and concepts that trek introduced us to – astronomy, astrophysics and other sciences, “what if” questions about the universe, ethical issues, so so on. the sorts of stuff that most teenagers pseudo-philosophically discuss, but through a geek’s sci-fi lens. i also used to attend trek conventions and had a pretty encyclopedic knowledge of trek trivia (like, memorizing starfleet ship registration numbers). at the turn of the century, the output of the star trek universe slowed down, and that obscure knowledge started to mothball in the recesses of my brain. when news broke of star trek discovery, i was excited that my sci-fi franchise of choice was going to be back on the small screen with new content. television has evolved a lot since the 90s. we’re in the so-called golden age of television, and the episodic nature of tng has long since been replaced by grand story arcs, sophisticated treatment of themes, and great acting. i wanted to see what trek might look like given the advances in television story telling over the last half of my life. after watching the first two episodes of discovery , i am disappointed. like enterprise , discovery is a prequel, and the problem with prequels is that they are constricted by events that have already happened in the future, so to speak. the new star trek movies try to avoid that by splitting the timeline and creating an offshoot universe. but star trek is about the future, and i do miss forging even further ahead in the future and exploring more uncharted territory. with discovery , what we get instead is an opening few episodes where we are introduced to the start of hostilities between the klingon empire and the federation. perhaps the writers will eventually make this a compelling story-line, but it’s not one that they have managed to grab my interest with. in the future trek story-line, there is peace between the two civilizations, and how that came to be was an interesting concept. it also doesn’t help that all the episodes so far are lacking in personality. the characters and acting feel wooden. i just don’t care about any of them, and none of them stand out. the focal character is, for the first time, not the captain of a starship or space station, but it remains to be seen if something interesting comes from this shift in perspective. michael burnham’s initial personal theme of an internal conflict between emotion versus logic, child versus parent, has been done before: spock, data, 7. simply reversing the dynamic by thrusting a human child into having a vulcan upbringing feels like a gimmick. the klingons are also somewhat boring. their dialogue is slow and stilted, and even the font selection for the subtitles (all caps, serif, big) felt like a crutch to supplement the acting. even the theme song played during the opening credits is bland and meek. the only memorable part of it is when its closing bars throw back to the original alexander courage theme. the story itself feels jumpy and contrived, unfolding unnaturally as you try to make sense of where it’s trying to go. a klingon from nowhere shows up, recruits another houseless klingon to be a “torchbearer” because he can hold his hand in fire for a while, and suddenly they reunite the klingon empire. they blow up a bunch of federation ships and then warp out of there. what? as critical as i’ve been so far, it’s star trek, so i’m going to keep watching. but i do hope it starts to kick into gear. 11:46pm • star trek • tweet this • add a comment • 29 sep 17 fri even this data guru is creeped out by what anonymous location data reveals about us (txt) ( 0 ) un-anonymizing de-identified location information. it's very difficult to ensure that location information is anonymized. ( quicklink ) • 4:05pm • 1 jul 17 sat this is why the minions are so popular (txt) ( 0 ) ( quicklink ) • 12:14am • 26 apr 17 wed the last time this happened, the market crashed (txt) ( 0 ) zero hedge ( quicklink ) • 2:22pm • freighter travel (txt) ( 0 ) "a less crowded alternative for crossing a sea or ocean, not using airplanes or commercial cruise ships or ferries." sounds like a unique experience. ( quicklink ) • 8:51am • the biggest threat facing middle-age men isn’t smoking or obesity. it’s loneliness. (boston globe) (txt) ( 0 ) something to keep in mind for the future... ( quicklink ) • 8:49am • 28 jan 17 sat turns 19 yes, but not much has been going on here lately… 8:20am • site news • tweet this • add a comment • 7 jan 17 sat cities over the last 365 days (2016) here’s the annual list – pretty sparse last year: maui, hi sydney, australia* bangkok, thailand† tokyo, japan† san francisco, ca* dublin, ireland new york, ny† london, uk† abu dhabi, uae dubai, uae yulara, nt, australia los angeles, ca† hong kong, china* minneapolis, mn† bayfield, wi all places had overnight visits, unless marked with ††. * multiple entries, non-consecutive days. †† daytrip only. 5:42pm • travel • tweet this • add a comment • 13 dec 16 tue arrival this movie review is a guest post by andrew lau arrival is executed in the style that fools most film critics into thinking there’s a lot more going on than there really is. that understated style where the camera lingers a lot longer than it should on everything. where dolly moves and zooms are slow and seemingly deliberate to imply depth and meaning. where the camera is placed wide and never cuts into the emotion. where people talk at one end of the room but are photographed (with an extra long lens) from the other side in silhouette. yes, that style. amy adams, translator extraordinaire, is called by the military to communicate with aliens upon their arrival on earth. she meets with the over-sized squids and tries to decipher their language of circular, squiggly, inky lines. meanwhile, there’s a little confusion about what the inky lines mean. suspicious and jittery, the chinese decide the aliens have come to blow our planet away. they gather their military forces to blow the aliens away first… but amy works it all out before the shit hits the fan. not giving anything away here. all this is in the trailer. the film has a fabulous aesthetic — the spaceships and aliens are unlike anything we’ve seen before. the music is great and the tone is consistently mournful keeping within the theme of loss. max richter’s “on the nature of daylight” is effectively used

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