Scott Ruggels

We can only hope, but with Hasbro being an East Coast company, I would sadly expect some Manhattan financier type.

Wizards of the Coast president Cynthia Williams departs D&D and Magic: The Gathering's maker An SEC filing confirms that Hasbro is searching “both internal and external” for her replacement https://www.dicebreaker.com/companies/wizards-of-the-coast/news/cynthia-williams-wizards-of-the-coast-president-steps-down-sec-filing

It seems the second stage is the hardest part of rocketry. https://spacenews.com/unforgiving-failures-the-challenges-of-upper-stages/

https://www.fantasyofflight.com/collection/aircraft/currently-not-showing-in-museum/golden-age/1934-pitcairn-autogiro-pa-18/ A restored two seat Pitcairn Autogiro. Year Built — 1932 Length — 19’5″ Height — 11’4″ Rotor Diameter — 40′ Top Speed — 100 mph Engine — Kinner R5 (160

It was after this, that New York Newspapers bought Pitcairn, and DeLa Cierva Autogyros for their reporters. THough it was payroll expenses for the pilots that eventually discontinued the services, but they are markedly easier to fly than equivalent fixed wings.

I have very much enjoyed the Netflix adaptation of Cixin Liu's The Three Body Problem. The nook won the Hugo in 2015, and displayed very hard science. The Netflix adaptation was Well acted and used the 8 episode format quite well. Hopefully, Netflix will allow it a season per volume, so we get the whole story. I may try out the Chinese Television version on Amazon, which is said to be closer to the book, but is 26 episodes per season.

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Sounds like a reasonable Southern Restaurant to go to.

I can't top that. Well explained.

Thank you for the effort.

Felix comments about the Starship launch.

Marcus House a day early: