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@AmazonMGMStudio TV series: Stargate SG1, Psych, Chuck, classic Doctor Who Movies: Stargate, While You Were Sleeping, Miss Congeniality, Heaven Can Wait, What's Up Doc?

Drop a movie or TV show scene that you could never get tired of.

Remember when Stargate mocked exactly what Amazon is shooting for right now? youtube-nocookie.com/embed/3_C_Pefo…

Who North America (America's Doctor Who Store) stands in solidarity with the Stargate community as they protest the cancellation of their reboot. For years, Who North America carried Stargate products, including the Big Finish audios starring cast members like @MichaelShanks

New Doctor Who Magazine and Big Finish CDs arrive at Who North America! whona.com

This looks INCREDIBLE! A lovely colorized(ᴜs) scene from Doctor Who: The Keys of Marinus, an early first Doctor story.

@StatsManX @exQUIZitely David Crane became insanely wealthy as a result with Pitfall! along with other games like Kaboom! and Dragster. This is also one of the reasons Activision games were typically better than Atari games.

@StatsManX @exQUIZitely ...and get royalties." Atari said, "No, you work for Atari and you get a regular paycheck. Making Atari successful should be your only goal." So a group of programmers struck out and began creating their Atari-compatible games with publishing royalties as their incentive.

Imagine creating a single game that allows you to retire at 28... River Raid (1982) was special for more than one reason. Obviously the game is an all-time cult classic. It wasn't just "good for its time" - it was legitimately excellent in terms of design and pushed technical boundaries. However, what stands out the most is who created it. Carol Shaw, a solo female creator delivering a million-selling classic in a male-dominated space. To give you a better context: In 1982 the gaming industry extremely male dominated, only 3% of the developers were women - and only a fraction of that in leading roles. Shaw started at Atari in 1978 (one of the first ever women in such a role) and moved to Activision. River Raid is her most famous work, and she's widely recognized as one of the earliest professional female video game designers/programmers. River Raid became hugely successful - lucrative enough for her to retire early - and helped normalize women in game development. It was a quiet but significant milestone in an era when the field was just forming and considered to be "just for guys". Today's gaming industry is still male dominated but the ratio is not 3% women to 97% men anymore, but around 25% women to 75% men. Carol Shaw didn't just push technical but also social boundaries, normalizing women in the gaming industry.

New Doctor Who Magazines, now in stock at Who North America! whona.com/DOCTOR-WHO_c_1…

Hey, @adam_nimoy, we hear your dad wanted to direct the 1996 Doctor Who TV movie... how cool would that have been? If you're ever in the Indianapolis area, visit America's Doctor Who store, Who North America whona.com

@elonmusk Never give up on your dreams! Never stop dreaming!

@elonmusk I dream of getting into space in my lifetime. Bezos and Musk have both made efforts in that direction, but I believe Elon is preparing the way with robotics that can prepare destinations on both the moon and Mars. Any terraforming would have to be done by robots with basic AI.

Hi @elonmusk – Big welcome from Indiana! We're Who North America, America's premier Doctor Who store & museum in Camby (near Indy). Love what you're doing with tech & space exploration – come say hello if you're ever in the area! 🦾🌌 whona.com

New Doctor Who Big Finish audios, now in stock! whona.com/DOCTOR-WHO_c_1…

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@Aqui_mi_casa Then this happens... youtube-nocookie.com/embed/7a1VY1vP…

Hacía tiempo que no me reía tiempo. Mira la cara del de al lado

@KingTunde_SZN 74

@AnonWeaponry3 @icanfixit44 You can do the same thing on a flatbed truck. You're not "in" a vessel. You are on top of a moving object. This is Newton's Second Law of Motion in action: the acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force acting on it and inversely proportional to its mass.

@icanfixit44 Cause you’re in a vessel.

If a helicopter flies straight up & hovers in the same location for hours then comes down into the same location why didn’t the Earth move? Are you telling me gravity is pulling us along for the ride as the earth spins cause that just seems unbelievable.

@Cuddlywumpkins @TechGuyChris2 @BSmithBenS @goodfellascode You mean the clouds?

@whona @TechGuyChris2 @BSmithBenS @goodfellascode "Praise him, ye heavens of heavens, and ye waters that be above the heavens." - Psalm 148:4 (KJV)

The footage from Artemis II has got all the flat Earth space cadets on the globe below struggling to cope.

@Cuddlywumpkins @TechGuyChris2 @BSmithBenS @goodfellascode Furthermore, in Genesis 1:20, God created the birds and said "that may fly above the earth in the open firmament of heaven." Yes, they fly IN THE FIRMAMENT. They don't hit the firmament and crash to the ground, like flat earthers claim happens to rockets. Firmament is the sky.

@Cuddlywumpkins @TechGuyChris2 @BSmithBenS @goodfellascode You know you are quoting Elihu? In chapter 38:2, God says of Elihu, "Who is this that darkeneth counsel By words without knowledge?" Elihu thought he was smart in educating Job about God, but God said otherwise.