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Imozen Traditional Restaurant,
Imozen is a fantastic traditional Japanese restaurant in Kawagoe. The restaurant name comes from the Japanese sweet potato, which is called "imo" in Japanese, along with the Buddhist term "zen." Imozen specializes in local, seasonal ingredients, including the Japanese sweet potato, which is used in their tea, local beer, and many dishes.
We had lunch here during the Kawagoe Matsuri, and it was very busy. Our group was seated in one of the private rooms overlooking the Buddhist-style rock garden in the center of the building, which features a tree from Kyoto.
Our lunch was one of their set menus, which included tea, miso, eel, pickled radishes, and more. The meal, totaling about six courses, was delicious and filling.
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In Penny Candy Lane, one of the most famous items is baked "yaki-fu," which comes in long cylinders about the size of baseball bats. This lightweight, brown item is an edible sweet snack made of wheat or rice and gluten, and the result has a light, airy consistency similar to that of western rice cakes.
Kasuga Sweet Tea House, Kawagoe
On the main street in Kawagoe's warehouse district is a shop called 甘味茶房 かすが, which roughly translates to Kasuga Sweet Tea House. The is a small 24-seat restaurant that specializes in desserts.
We ducked in for a quick drink and dessert on a hot day in August. We had a few Kawagoe beers, including their Beniaka sweet potato beer, and the ladies enjoyed two of the shaved ice desserts, one with matcha and sweet beans, and the other with cherry flavoring.
They also have some small meals like noodles.
Noodle Restaurant in Penny Candy Lane
On a recent visit to Kawagoe, we stopped at a noodle restaurant near the bend in the alley. This is the same restaurant that sells "junk food sandwiches" in the street just outside the main door.
We sat in the back of the restaurant near the counter, and quickly decided on a few of the noodle dishes, mostly udon. My udon was tasty, but on ice, which I have never before seen. The ice-cold noodles were perfect for the scorching hot summer day. They also sell Coedo beer and desserts.
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Kanetora Yakiniku Restaurant
Kanetora is a fantastic Yakiniku restaurant in Kawagoe, just across the street from Hon-Kawagoe Station on the Seibu-Shinjuku Line. We were looking for meat and beer, and we saw the cow on the sign from a block away. We arrived, quickly scanned the menu to discover yakiniku, then descended the odd stairs into the stylish, modern restaurant.
We stopped at the front desk and quickly realized this place receives few English-speaking customers. I think the young lady asked if we wanted a Western style table or if we preferred Japanese style seating, but the only English word she spoke was "table," so I can't be sure. She led us through a round tunnel to the modernly styled restaurant that featured exposed concrete and natural wood.
We sat at a private table, as the waitress handed us the menu and lit the grill that was built into the table. The menu was entirely in Japanese, but the pictures and prices enabled us to choose a meal that included a selection of meats, soup, salad, kimchi, rice, and a Korean-style pancake called jeon. The amount of meat was surprising, with at least five different trays containing some fine sirloin or ribeye and tasty, fatty bacon, along with an organ meat (maybe kidney) and something resembling stomach.
The meal was fantastic, especially the tender, juicy cuts of meat. The side dishes were also great, with the only exception being the cheap Kirin beer. The service was nearly flawless as well; I think many of the Japanese waitresses wanted to stop in just to try out their English.
The meal was 2,500 Yen for each guest, and the beers were 580 Yen each. They also have an all-you-can-drink option for around 2,000 Yen per person.
Street food at Crea Mall
For 150 Yen, you can hardly go wrong. We stopped at a small vendor along Crea Mall that sold nothing but fried meats and veggies on sticks. That is almost always a good choice in Asia, so we pointed at two of the large sticks and played lunch roulette.
Laura got one that looked like cubes of meat on a stick, while mine looked like a huge piece of fish or beef that was heavily breaded. Laura's meat turned out to be a very tasty chicken dish. Mine was a unique kabob that mixed fish, meat and vegetables on a stick. It was a surprisingly large amount of food that kept us satisfied until dinner later that night.
Cafe Elevato, Old Kawagoe
Cafe Elevato looks to be a relatively new, yet rustic cafe and bar at the southern edge of Kawagoe's old town. The first floor has a bar and a few tables, but upstairs is much bigger with room for about 20-30 guests at tables and a counter overlooking the street. The walls and ceilings have old-style exposed wooden beams, giving the cafe a very comfortable and warm feel.
We sat at a table on the second floor and scanned the menu. They offer all five Coedo beers, a variety of hot and cold coffee drinks, a full bar, and a few snacks and desserts like ice cream, cheese cake, and local sweet potato pudding. We ordered a Viennese coffee (600 Yen) and a Coedo Kyara lager beer (700 Yen).
This is a really comfortable place with a good variety of drinks and desserts, and will be a regular stop on my trips to Kawagoe.
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Located in a historic building built in 1916 ( périod TAISHO 4).
This small restaurant offers very good sushis with beautiful présentation and a local beer made from sweet potatoes.
Lunch menu around 1500 yens (3 courses with hot tea))
beer 660yens
amber beer 780 yens
Chittonbee: Vegetarian Noodle House
The restaurant is run by only one woman. She's the waitress, she's the cashier, she's the cook and she washes the dishes too. I am not sure though if she owns this homey little vegetarian restaurant
Favorite Dish: I ordered Ramen with Vegetable
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|Comment #1 by Zene Kakusha
Tuesday, September 28, 2010 @ 07:07:07 PM
They drop from any claptraps in the DLC. Usually takes less than one playthrough.
|Comment #2 by Impact071
Thursday, September 30, 2010 @ 03:03:38 AM
Anyone else having problems with this? I've definitely collected more than 5 of these and still not achievement
|Comment #3 by twistedbee
Thursday, September 30, 2010 @ 09:19:19 PM
I'm Having the same problem... do they have to be done in one session or what?
|Comment #4 by monleypunk28
Saturday, November 20, 2010 @ 06:30:37 PM
glitch i didnt get the achievement
|Comment #5 by ton4ik
Sunday, January 02, 2011 @ 09:26:17 AM
with the latest update to achieve to get easier
|Comment #6 by Clubin_Insomniac
Tuesday, March 08, 2011 @ 09:50:25 AM
not that bad, I got it midway through the DLC
|Comment #7 by DezSnaker
Friday, March 18, 2011 @ 04:02:25 PM
What you do is camp behind the rocks where they can't get you. Then if you leave your xbox for an hour, you'll have roughly killed 150 claptraps. There is a 1 in 10 chance that you get one of these items.
|Comment #8 by Subzidion
Tuesday, March 22, 2011 @ 08:10:11 PM
Does it have to be the same character that collects the five? I swear I've collected more then five, but on different characters...
|Comment #9 by bigboui
Saturday, April 09, 2011 @ 12:15:01 PM
The only problem I had with this achievement is that you have to pick them up personally. If you are playing cooperatively, they don't count for both of you.
|Comment #10 by Cab00se1984
Monday, April 11, 2011 @ 11:20:49 AM
Such a horrible set of achievements. Luckily I checked the forums prior to going on this lovely journey. Found the farming MINIAC idea rather helpful. Left my Xbox on overnight, about 8 or 9 hours total. Woke up, and found a treasure trove of goodies, a few of which i actually needed. Got the Achievement a few minutes ago. And for those of you who are wondering, the Achievements reverse-stack, meaning if you were dumb like me and decided to do Playthrough 2 first, as long as you use the same character and Gamertag the items roll over to the other Playthrough. Good luck all you peoples!!
|Comment #11 by monleypunk28
Saturday, April 16, 2011 @ 12:04:27 PM
this is the easiest of the collection achievements in this DLC hands down
|Comment #12 by Mcskittles360
Sunday, May 01, 2011 @ 12:41:15 AM
Must be same character, teammates do not count towards your progress
|Comment #13 by N1GHTxxHAWK
Thursday, July 07, 2011 @ 09:36:17 PM
Yeah this was easy but the bobble heads and oil cans i cant seem to find!
|Comment #14 by green ran9er
Monday, October 03, 2011 @ 10:47:30 PM
at #10 Thanks for the tips man. You are my last hope. I've been doing this for 10 hours or more and still only have a couple of each.
|Comment #15 by asylumspadez
Tuesday, December 27, 2011 @ 07:05:43 AM
I already have 3 of these so I expect to have them all by the time I get done with the DLC.
|Comment #16 by annonomys
Friday, February 24, 2012 @ 09:27:36 PM
i got this the first five claptraps i killed. but these are the only thing that my claptraps drop!
|Comment #17 by MajkiTHEH3AD
Friday, May 18, 2012 @ 03:02:40 PM
I did all these crazy achievments (panties , pizza , glasses etc) using these 2 Methods :
1st Method: set playthrought 1 (claps will have aorund lvl 40 ) and then go in Hyperion dump kill all claps here ( around 50 +- more players more claps)
then quit and do it again.
2nd Method: set pt 1 and go on last location where is finnal boss ... dont kill him go on north-east side of map there are rocks, jump on them ...... kamikatze robots cant kill you so keep killing them (take class mod with ammo regeneration) while you will have enough kill boss.
Both are time consuming but there isnt any other way
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Containing fourteen chapters by a well-known team of contributors from North America and Europe, the text provides a powerful combination of up-to-date research and practice. The issues covered are highly topical, including work-family concerns, teleworking, outsourcing and flexible work hours, but are also areas of ongoing concern for both workers and organizations.
Contributors include Douglas T. Hall (Boston University); Edward E. Lawler III (University of Southern California); Daniel C. Fieldman (University of South Carolina); Romila Singh (Drexel University); Wayne F. Cascio (University of Denver at Colorado); Mary Dean Lee (McGill University).
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Introduction: The New World of Work: Ronald J. Burke (YorkUniversity, Canada) and Cary L. Cooper (University of ManchesterInstitute of Science and Technology).
Part I: The Changing Work Environment:.
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2. Privatization and Outsourcing: Rita Campos e Cunha(Universidade Nova de Lisboa).
Part II: Changing Career Landscapes:.
3. Developmental Relationships at Work: A Learning Perspective:Douglas T. Hall (Boston University) and William A. Khan (BostonUniversity).
4. Second Careers and Multiple Careers: Daniel C. Fieldman(University of South Carolina).
5. The Impact of Family Life on Career Decisions and Outcomes:Romila Singh (Drexel University), Jeffrey H. Greenhaus (DrexelUniversity) and Saroj Parasuraman (Drexel University).
Part III: Changes to Jobs And Work:.
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We've had this for about a year now and it is holding up well, our son is quite slim but the straps hold him in well. The isofix installation is very easy to do (as long as you can see what you are doing) making it a straightforward process switching between cars, our son appears to be comfortable and is able to sleep comfortably in the seat (even when we don't want him to), it offers a high enough seat for him to see out without obscuring the rear window.
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This restaurant, not only has good food, but excellent service. The wait staff and the owner were very helpful in recommending entrees, desserts and wines. The place was full of locals with families. As tourists, we were a curiosity to them.
Favorite Dish: Definitely the lamb chops. They serve veal lamb chops and regular lamb chops. We tried the regular ones. Cooked to medium rare, they were DELICIOUS with a hint of garlic. We could not find better lamb chops in Cordoba, Sevilla, or Granada.
The potatoes were to die for and the cheese cake (QUESO CASERO) was ceremoniously served. Some patrons came just for the desserts.
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It was packaged so well that even though there was a gouge in the box there was no damage to the bench. It took longer for me to put together than the 1/2 hour indicated in the directions but well worth the effort. The bench is a really nice piece of furniture to place on my patio and can be transformed into a buffet for parties. The stainless steel top is so easy to clean. The shelves are deep enough for decorative displays and flower pots and the hooks and drawers hold all the necessary gardening items I need at hand. I couldn't be happier!
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The ultimate Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy ( Douglas Adams )
Crime and Punishment ( Dosztojevszkij )
The Lord of the Flies ( William Golding )
Catcher in the Rye ( J.D.Salinger )
One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest ( Ken Kesey )
La Peste ( Alber Camus )
In Cold Blood ( Truman Capote )
Death is my Trade ( Robert Merle )
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John Lennon, The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, The Sounds, The Killers, Arctic Monkeys, Wolf Gang, The Fratellis, The Heartbreaks, Interpol, Modest Mouse, Morning Parade, Phoenix, The Shins, The Strokes, The Temper Trap, Wilco, The Wombats, Allen Bishop, Metallica, Nirvana, Ratatat, Led Zeppelin, The Raconteurs, Joy Division, The Cure, The Lumineers, Coldplay, Moby, The XX, The Dandy Warhols, The Clash, Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, R.E.M., The Velvet Underground, Ramones, David Bowie, Sex Pistols, Pink Floyd, Guns n' Roses, Ac/ Dc , Neil Young, Cream, Black Sabbath, Santana, Metallica, T-bone Walker, Jimmy Thackery, BB King, The Deadweather
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LONDON – The UK Food Standards Agency said it is working with police in its investigation of mislabeled meat after tests confirmed this week that a sample of Findus frozen beef lasagna contained more than 60 percent horse meat.
Both the lasagna and supermarket chain Tesco's frozen beef burgers, which tested positive to contain approximately 29 percent horse meat, have been pulled from store shelves in the UK.
"This is a very serious issue," the agency said in a statement. "The evidence we have about the two cases, of the significant amount of horse meat in burgers and lasagna, points to either gross negligence or deliberate contamination in the food chain. This is why we have already involved the police, both here and in Europe."
The presence of horse meat is not a food safety hazard unless the horses were treated with veterinary drug phenylbutazone, which may pose a risk to human health, the agency said. The agency ordered Findus to test its product for the drug and has advised consumers to return Findus lasagna and Tesco burgers as a precaution.
"People have been asking whether it is safe to eat any frozen meat products at the moment" the agency said. "There is no reason to suspect that there's any health issue with frozen food in general, and we wouldn't advise people to stop eating it."
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History of Starfleet/Starfleet register project
O HAI. A few people here know me from other boards & are acquainted with my project, but for the vast majority who've no idea who I am, let me introduce & explain.
My name is Shik, & I have a project. It's a complete list of Starfleet ships, from NCC-1 to NCC-100000. When I say "complete", I mean there are no gaps in it, and no doubling as in James Dixon's list. To my knowledge, this is the first time ever this has been done; there's only one other person I've met who's tried something similar & he's been hung up for many years on tying the original Jefferies registry system into the Okudaic one. It takes names from all sources, including fandom manuals, & RPGs but very few of those classes have actually translated over either in design or name. Anyway, the data is done (all entered by end of 2008; fully edited by end of 2009 & only lightly tweaked since) & comprises 100,005 ships in 168 classes. I'm pretty proud of it.
Anyway, the plan is to eventually build a website to put it on, but data alone is so boring, & much of it requires context and explanation, so the plan is to also have related articles on the site as well. I've grouped the classes into "generations" built around the same time & influenced by related events. There are 16 generations that I'm writing about; these articles discuss the times, events, and reasons behind building the classes. They also fill in the interim years between the generations for the sake of continuity. When combined, they essentially form a history of Starfleet, thus the title of this thread. These pieces have a flavor rather like Masao's Starfleet Museum articles, on which the layout is patterned. Eventually the site will go live with the articles & then use the pieces written about the individual classes for new content to update with (most like using a layout pattern simular to the entries in Timo's guide to Starfleet), but that's a couple years off, most like 2016 or so.
There is also in attendant existence a carefully worked-out shipbuilding schedule and a detailed master class list noting the type of ship each class is, how many there are & how long they were in production, and where the design came from (if it has one; many of the founding classes do not, nor a large chunk of early 24th-century ships). I mention this only to point out that there is a background structure & that such things weren't simply produced on the spot while writing from some anal ZPE source.
In the meantime, I present the first 4 articles for your perusal:
I've also included the initial draft for Sentinel (20 pgs.), which covers 2254 to 2269...sort of. The interim history runs from about 2240 & the article in truth ends at 2265, but the last class enters service in 2269, so it's somewhat pseudopodic.
All files are in PDF format for easier viewing on tablets, and can be found here: https://drive.google.com/folderview?...Gc&usp=sharing
The history is generally of my own design, but does cadge elements from all over, including other fan histories, the old FASA game, & bits & pieces of the original run of novels, but none of it contradicts canon, which is the structural frame it's all built around. Later on, when I get to the post-Dominion War & VGR years, I will NOT be following either the novelverse seres of events (mainly because I abhor the road they've gone down) or the STO/AbramsTrek history (yes, Romulus still exists in my universe, & Data is still dead until otherwise proven).
You'll notice great differences between Sentinel & the others. Part of that is because this is/was a difficult article to write, because the events it details really don't allow the piece to proceed in a linear format like the others; there's a lot of jumping around back & forth. It's also because of the difficulty in reconciling some of what's been seen in the TOS & TMP eras with what came before & what follows. Mainly it's due to its nature as a first draft. I've learned the best way for me to write is to get it put as best as I can, then go back in review & tweak it. When that's done I move on to the next piece & do the same process, & repeat. When I have 3 or 4 somewhat interconnected pieces, then I go back & do the final heavy smoothing edits, scrawling my notes all over hard copy. It's kind of like modern shipbuilding: a few large subassemblies are made from smaller pieces, & then the subassemblies are put together to create the whole. Foundation through Deeprange form the first major subassembly; Sentinel is the first piece of the second one, which will include the follow-ons of New Wave & Farspace.
So. I've posted these here for general critique & comment, & even possible enjoyment. Questions, comments, complaints, & racial epithets can be sent my way as needed. I would ask that they be of a constructive nature, though; don't just say me you don't like something, tell me why. Be specific. I'd also appreciate being told of any grammatical & spelling errors; sometimes the eyes slide over things after so many readings. In the case of Sentinel, I know there's overuse of some words. Normally I make great use of Word's thesaurus but that article was about 85% written on a crappy mobile phone-sized Android tablet & I couldn't find a free thesaurus app with a sufficiently diverse offline dictionary. Keep that in mind: I'm effectively writing a book on a cellphone.
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I didn't read the articles because of time, but I wanted to comment on the registry project.
It's incredible that you managed to compile so much data, but it seems pointless because that data would be changing all the time. If I may suggest an improvement:
it would be good if the website was wiki-like in nature, so that fans can make their own entries, and you could just edit if necessary. Also, some sort of rating scale of fan designs would be a good idea, so that people can see top designs and not some ugly duckling which, in my opinion, is what most fan designs are. Even some video game designs are so ugly and even bad from an engineering point of view, I don't want to waste my time on them.
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I don't want fans making their own entries. This isn't modifiable for anyone but me. I don't want them rated, scaled & the like. But you're right: a lot of designs ARE ass-tastic, even some of my own older ones.
When I say "everything", I don't mean all designs like Jim Stevenson or James Dixon. I'm selective. Actually, I'm right now compiling some designs, & there are at the moment 48 classes (out of 168) that still needs designs assigned to them; most are alien Foundation ships. This is my universe, my history, as Masao has done, as others have done. It's based on canon first.
Honestly, the data doesn't change all that much (unless I get to fiddling). I've uploaded a teaser PDF of the first 20 pages, which is 840 ships, to give an idea of what the data looks like.
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Did you include the Enterprise G?
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What the creosoted fuck is Enterprise-G from? I...what...no.
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Above teaser link had errors in it; corrected here.
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Hi, somewhat new to the board (was active on a previous iteration) but may be familiar to some from other boards. I am somewhat Shik's assistant in this project.
To answer about the Enterprise-G: the project as it stands covers registries up to NCC-100000, as mentioned above, which takes us roughly to the year 2400. In our timeline, the Enterprise-E is still in service by 2400. Which, when you consider STO has the Enterprise-F coming online in 2409, is not too far fetched.
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2407, to be exact.. But yeah, as stated int he OP, STO & all that isn't followed. Because it's dumb.
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I guess I'm just not sure what's left, then; does your list just stop at the end of VGR: "Endgame" or MOV: "Nemesis"?
If you're sticking to actual canon (i.e. only ships shown onscreen in the TV series and movies), your actual ship list is going to be a little short... :p
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As I said in the OP, there are far more than canon designs & names; it would not be complete if it were. I took it to the end of 2407 for this universe, with the commissioning of NCC-100000. If you looked at the teaser PDF I put up with the first 840 ships on 20 pages, you'd see that the blanks are filled in.
Honestly, I have to say...I'm a little disappointed. I was looking for real feedback on the work as written & instead I'm getting pedantry on registry points that have already been explained as to the nature of the decision in the OP or would be self-explanatory simply by looking at the information posted. In these articles as written are things like why the Klingons & the Federation were so hostile to each other; how colonization subverted Starfleet's exploration policies for so long; how Garth's madness led to the installation of Nogura as Chief of Staff. The ship data is pretty basic, but the real meat is in the writeups. I just find it interesting that no one seems to have had anything to say about them, good or bad, & would prefer to worry about my inclusion of STO & novelverse items or to ask questions about things that are easily inferred from inspection of available data.
However, in the interest of perhaps clearing up some of these things, I have posted a PDF copy of my master class information list. This shows all 168 classes in chronological order & includes service generation (i.e., in what time/article it can/will be found in); start & end dates of production (NOT service dates, & some of the newer classes will have their production dates open-ended once I get to that time); hull numbers of the first & last ship in the class; the total number of ships in that class; & what type of ship the class is in general. (There is a column marked "code"; this is unimportant to you. I find it easier for my note & writing purposes to assign a shortcode to each class for internal use.)
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Anyways, I skimmed through the teaser, but didn't have to really read it thoroughly. I will tell you I didnt' really like the Manifest destiny section, colonies fighting over resources and all that is not realistic to me. Once you are there, there is no point of fighting a territorial war 2 and a half light years away with another system. You've seen what colonies look like in TNG, they wouldn't be much different in other eras.
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Stalingrad is a ship name, not a class. Dieppes are named for battles.
So as you see it, once you're at a planet & you stake a claim to an area of space, there's no point in fighting for it? Then what were the conflicts we've seen about?
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It wouldn't be named Stalingrad. The city's name is Volgograd.
As for the colonies, what claims are they making exactly? Why are they fighting for the space? I think you are underestimating the huge size of space and resources available. If, for example, 10000 colonists settle Wolf 359, and 10000 settle Ross 154, why would those from Ross grab a transport, arm it with weapons, fly several months to years towards Wolf and attack those there?
It's like saying Jamestown colonists built a ship and went to Australia because they staked claim to another continent besides America. Human colonists in 22nd century would have a whole solar system to tame, and it would take them a long time to do that. They would probably have basics for living and it would take a long time before they would look into neighboring system for resources they already have plenty of at home.
There might be a simple conflict between individuals or companies, but fights for territory akin to westward expansion of American colonies? I just don't buy it.
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- Snail Mail Review is a up-and-coming literary journal. The editors are now seeking submissions for the second issue. Submissions are open from now until June 30, 2011. We would love to receive a submission from you. We accept all genre in Poetry and Fiction. Attached is a flier with all the specific submission guidelines. There is No Pay for accepted submissions. Contributors will receive a complimentary copy as payment. No online submissions are accepted. Online submissions are only accepted from overseas. Feel free to redistribute this flier to other writers as you see fit. If you are interested in submitting, please send 3-5 poems of no more than 35 lines and/or 1-7 pages of fiction to:
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