Oh man, are you in for a treat. They’ve polished the game some more since it dropped.

Bloodline by Claudia Gray also is fantastic. It’s one of my favorite New Republic books.

I became interested in military history after randomly picking up Robert Cowley’s “What If?” books in high school. They were great essays about how the world could be different if conflicts or battles went differently and underscored how random effects like weather can drive historical developments.

Check with a local veterinarian or two how much they charge for annual vaccines and certain treatments like skin and ear infections. Best to be prepared for such expenses, and know that surgeries will cost several thousands dollars.

Wow, I was just expecting pictures of ND-5 in various poses.

Different age, but I found it to be a fascinating debunking of CCP talking points that Confucian-trained officials weren’t innovative.

In my humble opinion Sim City 2000 was the best in the franchise. Loved those arcologies.

Really cool. It had me hooked when engineers were mentioned.

On the other hand universities warp their curricula because certain disciplines have more influence from donations. I’m fairly confident that the business students at my university were exempt from the foreign lang requirement because alumni donations gave the business school a lot of influence.

Waiting for the society’s connection to Larry Summers to drop.

Makes sense to me. The Borg Queen was pretty thirsty for Picard’s tea.

Ooof, sure hope for its sake that Netflix doesn’t have a critical thermal exhaust port.

That lyric lives in my head rent free.

Is there any reason why the ceremonies couldn’t be held at schools?