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Thursday, October 11, 2012

Time	Activity	Location
5:00 pm	Junkie meet & greet	Brendan's Irish Pub, Main Floor
7:00 pm	Dinner	Orleans Food Court, Main Floor
9:50 pm	Movie: Looper (1 hour, 59 mins)	Century Orleans 18, Second Floor

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Main article: Pop Culture References

Pop Culture References November 4

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Scenario/Text	Reference
When the Prawatt starship captain Cormorant Bumberpuff first introduces himself, Captain Kate is incredulous: “No military in, like, the entire galaxy would ever send a ship captain to board another vessel. That would be as dumb as, I don’t know, sending a ship captain down to the surface of an unknown planet or something.”	This basically pokes fun of how often Captain Kirk was a part of the away team in the original Star Trek series.
The Prawatt's most popular sport is The Game.	The Game is essentially an on-ground version of Quidditch, from the Harry Potter books.
Petra describes room 931: “A room like this, in a university, on another planet far, far away in a time long, long ago, was where our kind came into being.”	The phrasing is reminiscent of the opening screen in Star Wars: "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...."
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Yesterday in Siglerism...

May 3

• 2020: Episode 13 of Nocturnal (1st edition throwback) is released into the podcast feed
• 2015: Episode 34 of The Champion is released into the podcast feed
• 2013: The FridayFix™ episode Scott's Talks@Google Interview! is released into the podcast feed and on YouTube
• 2009: Episode 22 of Contagious is released in the podcast feed

On this day in Siglerism...

May 4

• 2025: The short story Rainy Day is released into the podcast feed
• 2024: Episode 58 of Slay Season 2 is released into the podcast feed
• 2014: Episode 28 of Nocturnal (2nd edition) is released into the podcast feed
• 2012: The Super-Important movie review of THE AVENGERS is posted to Scott Sigler's YouTube channel
• 2011: Blood is Red (eBook) is released in the US.
• 2008: Episode 8 of Infected is released in the podcast feed

Tomorrow in Siglerism...

May 5

• 2020: Scott Sigler interviews Nicholas Sansbury Smith in a live-streamed event discussing Smith's new book, SONS OF WAR. Hosted by Mysterious Galaxy
• 2019: Episode 3 of The Reef is released into the podcast feed
• 2013: Episode 30 of The MVP is released into the podcast feed
• 2005: Episode 8 of Earthcore (2nd edition, 2005) is released into the podcast feed

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Scott Sigler Scott Sigler wrote his first monster story in the third grade and hasn't stopped since. A creator of novels, short stories and screenplays, Scott's work revolves around modern science's dichotomy of simultaneously producing good and evil. Scott reinvented book publishing when he released EarthCore as the world's first podcast-only novel. Released in twenty weekly episodes, EarthCore harkened back to the days of serialized radio fiction and picked up 10,000 subscribers along the way. Ancestor, drew 30,000 listeners and saw 700,000 episodes downloaded by fans. The Ancestor buzz caused Sirius Satellite Radio to pick up the novel, making it the first audiobook serialized on the satellite network. Scott's innovative use of technology puts him at the forefront of modern-day publishing, and has garnered brand-name exposure among hundreds of thousands of fiction fans and technology buffs. He's been covered in the Washington Post, Business Week, CNET, The Book Standard, MacWorld and the nationally syndicated radio show The Dragon Page. Read more about Scott Sigler	Featured Novella Chaiyal "the Heretic" North, former Intergalactic Heavyweight Champ, flees the wrath of crimelord Gredok the Splithead by going to a place Gredok can't reach — The Reef. A frontier planetoid where citizens try to scratch a living from the rock, the Reef is a lawless land ruled by the strong and the vicious. For Chai, it's a hardscrabble life vastly removed from his former superstardom. No more media, no more octagon, no more bright lights, and no more mods. When he hits rock bottom, he must carve out a new existence free from the weight of his past. Read more about The Reef - Other Novellas
On This Day in Siglerism... May 4 2025: The short story Rainy Day is released into the podcast feed 2024: Episode 58 of Slay Season 2 is released into the podcast feed 2014: Episode 28 of Nocturnal (2nd edition) is released into the podcast feed 2012: The Super-Important movie review of THE AVENGERS is posted to Scott Sigler's YouTube channel 2011: Blood is Red (eBook) is released in the US. 2008: Episode 8 of Infected is released in the podcast feed	Featured Character Chai "The Heretic" North is a fighter in the Galactic Fighting Alliance. Having gotten on the wrong side of gangster Gredok the Splithead, Chai's death was faked by his final opponent's ring doctor Doc Patah. Chai was exiled to The Reef, where he lives under the pseudonym Lash. Chaiyal North appears in the GFL Novellas Title Fight and The Reef Read more about Chaiyal North - Other Characters
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