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Have an old Kindle? Whatever you do, do not do this one thing - Vimarsana News

Have an old Kindle? Whatever you do, do not do this one thing

Doing this thing can render your vintage Kindle unusable. But if you're trying to figure out how to add new books to old Kindles, this guide can help.

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Lycia Naff's Captain Gomez Was Supposed To Be A Much Larger Part Of Star Trek: TNG - Vimarsana News

Lycia Naff's Captain Gomez Was Supposed To Be A Much Larger Part Of Star Trek: TNG

Lycia Naff played one of the more memorable guest roles on Star Trek: The Next Generation, and though her legacy lives on, she was meant to have a bigger role.

Star Trek Demythifies The Gorn! – Inside Pulse - Vimarsana News

Star Trek Demythifies The Gorn! – Inside Pulse

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Star Trek The Original Series Rewatch: "Amok Time" - Vimarsana News

Star Trek The Original Series Rewatch: "Amok Time"

Stardate: 3372.7 Captain’s log. McCoy expresses concern about Spock: he’s been increasingly restive, nervous, and hasn’t eaten in three days. Chapel has also noticed, and is bringing him plomeek soup. He rejects it, throwing her out of his cabin metaphorically and the soup out literally. His response to McCoy’s request for a physical is to threaten violence, and after publicly yelling at Chapel, he irritably asks Kirk for a leave on Vulcan. Kirk confronts Spock. He’s never asked for leave before, in fact, he’s actively refused it (viz. “Shore Leave“). Kirk wants to know why n...

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Star Trek: The Next Generation Rewatch: "Up the Long Ladder" - Vimarsana News

Star Trek: The Next Generation Rewatch: "Up the Long Ladder"

Stardate: 42823.2 Captain’s Log: The Enterprise is given custody of a distress call that a starbase picked up. It took the starbase hours to figure out that it is a centuries-old S.O.S. that was in use by the European Hegemony in the twenty-second century. But there’s no record of an Earth ship in the Ficus Sector, where the signal’s coming from. The time frame was sufficiently chaotic, following World War III, that the lack of records isn’t surprising, but Data suggests looking for a manifest, which turns up the S.S. Mariposa, which fits the bill. Said manifest includes some incred...

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