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It's been two years since I started recreating KENS-TV's 80s era "Saturday Sci-Fi Theater." I started just as they did back then: Twilight Zone, Star Trek and Battlestar Galactica. I've since burned through several series (it's been two years) and just finished Space 1999. So today's new lineup is:

10:30PM-11:30PM: The Twilight Zone - The Bard
11:30PM-12:30AM: Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Outrageous Okona
12:30AM-1:30AM: War of the Worlds - Resurrection

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Okay, the recipes in the Street Fighter cookbook are really really kinda awesome. And the "story" conceit to tie the book together really works (Sakura is the book's "writer," catching up with her friends during a fighting tournament).

https://www.syfy.com/syfy-wire/insight-editions-new-street-fighter-cookbook

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Thoughts Before Bed:

Boxing Day has never been so literally true before....

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I may have lost the ApoCareyLips, but I survived Whamaggedon! WOOO!

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"It stands for Time or Relative Dimension in Sacramento. I can travel in time or dimensions, but mostly around the Sacramento area."

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Alright, all of the closet is COMPLETELY packed, as well as most of the toys as filler. Now we tackle the video game shrine. I'm running low on boxes, so I think I'll allow the bigger sturdier console boxes to remain as they are instead of packing them in other boxes. Nintendo really builds good boxes.

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Question for my Chinese/Taiwanese friends.

MANY years ago, a Taiwanese friend of mine invited me to a birthday feast at a local Chinese place that did a ten course meal. One of them was what tasted like a spinach/cheese/rice casserole.

For the life of me, I have no idea what that was and cannot find a recipe for it online. Any ideas?

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My room still feels very "full" but looking around I realize the only things left to pack are the Video Game Shrine, Books, Desks and clothes.

It just looks full cause I've had to take the packed boxes and put them BACK in the spaces they were packed from.