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About me

I'm an eclectic at heart. My professional life involves mathematics, statistics, computers, and education; my amateur interests range from hard science to abstract philosophy, from ancient classics to science fiction, from the romantic to the viscerally violent. I'm not a frequent user of social networks, so please bear with me while I get everything up.

Listal appears to order equally ranked items alphabetically (unfortunately), so, for emphasis, I present the following lists (to be shifted to Listal list form as time permits).

Television (unordered): Gilmore Girls, Stargate SG-1, Veronica Mars, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Pushing Daisies, and Firefly (notable mention to Star Trek: The Next Generation).

Music artists (unordered): Tift Merritt, Vienna Teng, Hayley Westenra, Alison Krauss & Union Station, Lisa Kelly, Break Reform, Tin Hat Trio, Ted Leo & the Pharmacists, Clifford Brown & Max Roach, Dave Brubeck, Vince Guaraldi, probably others that aren't springing to mind.

P.S. If anyone has suggestions on what level of detail would work best under "interests", please let me know.

Occupation: Student

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About my collections

I'm still in the early stages of putting this together. I actually have more books than anything else, but the shelves are a bit too imposing at present. For now, the collections mostly contain things of which I am especially fond; the riffraff can wait.

Aside: Most movies that I've listed I also own. Most.

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Why can't I give this a zero?!

Posted : 15 years, 2 months ago on 5 February 2009 06:55 (A review of Interceptors (1999))

Interceptors (sometimes called Interceptor Force) may not be THE worst movie ever made, but it's pretty bad. It's not bad in a good way, or bad in a funny way, or bad in a low-budget-remake-of-Titanic-with-Barbie-dolls kind of way. Instead, it's so bad that, when the climactic nuclear blast ends with even nearby haystacks still standing, it's one of the movie's highlights. Compared to the rest of the cast (excepting Dourif), Olivier Gruner seems like a master thespian. The lone female character with significant screen time appears to spend most of that screen time running around in tight clothing and being obnoxious. But wait! Does that suggest titillation for the T&A crowd? No!

In the end, the few points in the movie where I did not want to gouge out my eyes mostly involved accidental humor: strange extras just showing up out of nowhere, oddly placed props, and a bunch of men firing incessantly at an invincible alien. There is, somewhere, a plot. It mostly consists of sending a team to investigate a crash, having Gruner randomly kick a few people, and then blowing everything up - everything, that is, except the haystacks.

Next time you need to send someone a message, don't use a horse's head: try Interceptors instead.


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