I used to drink two bottles of Diet Pepsi every week. One bottle for after work, one bottle for the weekend. That weekly habit cost $10 per month. Soda was always on sale.
That changed during the pandemic. The weekly habit became a daily habit of one bottle per day. That daily habit cost $100 per month. Soda was no longer on sale.
I quit drinking soda one year ago.
Read more “I QUIT Drinking Soda 1 Year Ago”SiliCon with Adam Savage announced their initial guest list several weeks ago. Dirk Benedict, Starbuck from the 1970s “Battlestar Galactica,” was the most notable guest. Most of the other guests were the usual suspects who showed up for Silicon Valley Comic Con. A new guest got added the next day.
William Shatner, Captain Kirk of “Star Trek: The Original Series,” will appear on Sunday only. He hosted the “Star Trek: The Next Generation” panel at SVCC 2017. That was the best run show the organizers for SVCC and SiliCon has ever put on.
Can William Shatner save SiliCon with Adam Savage?
Read more “Can William Shatner Save SiliCon With Adam Savage?”William Shatner (Captain James T. Kirk, “Star Trek: The Original Series”) discovers a new audience when he asked if they heard about the bicycle story at Silicon Valley Comic Con 2017. Check out the original video.
When Silicon Valley Comic Con 2019 ended last August, no announcements were made for the 2020 show dates. That was unusual since previous shows had the dates for the next show in advance. The only potential date we had for the last six months was a picture posted on Friends of Comic Cons that listed October 16 to 18, 2020 from inside the 2019 program guide. The official website for Silicon Valley Comic Con updated this past Sunday night with the new dates and more announcements forthcoming. But tickets weren’t on sale yet. As of yesterday afternoon, the old website redirected to the new website.
Silicon Valley Comic Con is dead! Long live SiliCon With Adam Savage!
Read more “SiliCon With Adam Savage Replaces Silicon Valley Comic Con”Michael Biehn (“The Terminator”), Danny Cooksey, Edward Furlong, Jenette Goldstein, and Robert Patrick (“Terminator 2: Judgment Day”), and Kristanna Loken (“Terminator 3: Rise of The Machines”) discuss their role in being part of a $3 billion USD franchise at Silicon Valley Comic Con 2019 on Sunday, August 18, 2019.
Astronaut Chris Hadfield presents how he grew up to become an astronaut and the first Canadian commander of the International Space Station because of the Apollo 11 manned moon 50 years ago. Moderator Adam Savage talks to him about space, cosplaying as “2001” astronauts and meeting fans at Silicon Valley Comic Con 2019 on Saturday, August 17, 2019.
