Olivia Rodrigo

Site of Atlanta’s soon to be 5th tallest building in Midtown

This sign at our vet’s office

Kaitlyn Dever

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Cyndi Lauper 1970s

Dating can be expensive anyway

“he’s like, obsessed with us”

US Navy F14 TOMCAT [720×872]

Sofia Vergara, 1990s

Natalie Wood (1969)

Salma Hayek, acting like a bimbo

Sofia Vergara, 1990s

Javicia Leslie

Veronica Lake, 1940s.

Vancouver from Grandville Island

Courtney Thorne-Smith

At the The last movie star premier with Burt Reynolds (2017)

United Nations soldiers on camelback, part of the United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE), monitoring the Eritrea-Ethiopia boundary. [800×800]

São Paulo, Brazil

Gillian Anderson (1999)

Rosanna Arquette in 1987

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Eva Green

Daammnn!!…😏

Mike comforted Trump about the assassination attempt since it happened to him at his last job.

Lea Seydoux

Found on Facebook

Angelina Jolie 90s

Hailee Steinfeld

Sophia Loren (1960s)

Bob Newhart, Legendary TV Star, Dies at 94

The stand-up comic and Emmy and Grammy winner was also known for his work on ‘The Rescuers’ and ‘The Big Bang Theory.’

Cara Delevingne

The under water cable network that creates the World Wide Web – Internet

Blursed dorito dipping

Gillian Anderson at the oscars (2001)

Chloe Bailey

If we could stop electing presidents in Epstein files, that would be great

[OC] Trust Issue

Leah Thompson, 1980s

Motorized rifle troops of the Soviet Army receive instructions from an officer before field maneuvers [1243×1207]

Margot Robbie

Switzerland mandates all software developed for the government be open sourced

How Tornado Science Has Changed between Twister and Twisters

Canadian Woman Accused Of “Racism” After Witnessing Indians Defecating In “Poop Holes” On Ontario Beach

Arizona woman sent 159,000 texts to man she met on dating site

Tiffany Trump Auditions For World’s Most Awkward Kiss

Good luck fellow sysadmins out there today

Keith R.A. DeCandido Interview With StarTrekBookClub.com

This is the longest of the interviews, we started talked and just straight up didn’t stop for another hour and a half later, there was just so much to talk about and Mr DeCandido is as affable of a person that I could ever want to talk to.  It helped that he’s been going to Shore Leave since 1992 when he went with the intent to interview authors and actors at the show, and ultimately did a ton of interviews.  He skipped a few years and returned in 2000 and was very much an official Star Trek author by that point.  He’s been to pretty much every show since then and at once point even stood in as a backup singer for George Takei during a musical number.  He’s even part of a band that plays at most of the shows, but due to the schedule change won’t be at the show this year (boooo).

Here’s Keith in the background during a previous performance:

We spoke about his next book, Feat of Clay, which is current in the Kickstarter phase. It’s already hit it’s goals, but it’s always nice to see more support come in for it.

During the wild west days of digital readers, before the Kindle came along, Star Trek had The Starfleet Corps of Engineers, a series of novella length stories that would come out on a regular basis.  It wasn’t necessarily a subscription service, but you could count on a new one being out frequently.  It was unfortunately canceled right before the Kindle took off and we have a great conversation about how cool it would be to have something like this again, especially with modern subscription services (Patreon, substack, Webtoons, etc) being generally accepted.

There’s a ton of other stuff discussed ranging from writer’s revenue streams, the publishers he’s worked for, the licensed properties he’s worked for (including but not limited to Resident Evil, Supernatural, Farscape), and the next collection of Star Trek short fiction that’s due out in October.

This was a fantastic conversation that’s worth your time!

Keith R.A. DeCandido can be found at his Website, on Facebook, Instagram, Patreon, and Twitter.

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