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A Short Excerpt From The Final Arbiter.

"Your experiences are occurring from the most primal-reptilian area of the brain. All your decisions are based and decided by your emotional attitude toward them... All non-linear information flows through your brain and is processed by cortical and limbic development. The limbic system is old and connected to everything. Your limbic brain is the final arbiter in how you interpret your world."

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SYFY’S NEW LINEUP OF SEXY SUPERNATURAL DRAMAS HEATS UP MONDAYS BEGINNING JANUARY 13 FROM 8-11PM SERIES DEBUT OF BITTEN SEASON 4 PREMIERES OF BEING HUMAN AND LOST GIRL

Syfy’s New Monday Primetime Line-up

 

 

LOST GIRL (SEASON 4 PREMIERE)

MONDAY, JANUARY 13 AT 8PM

 

This season on Lost Girl, fate casts a wide shadow over the Fae world. With Bo’s (Anna Silk) return, the lines between Dark and Light Fae are blurred, causing her to embark on a journey of discovery. Bo and company will ultimately realize that, regardless of the challenges and enemies they face, they’re stronger when they confront them together. George Takei (Star Trek) and Ali Liebert (Bomb Girls) are among the new season’s guest stars.

 

Lost Girl also stars Ksenia Solo as Kenzi, Bo's human sidekick and street-smart confidante; Kris Holden-Ried as Dyson, the shape shifting homicide detective and noble warrior of the Light Fae; Zoie Palmer as Lauren, the brilliant human doctor who competes with Dyson for Bo’s affection; Rick Howland as Trick, Bo’s grandfather and the ancient and mysterious Blood King, and K.C. Collins as Hale, Dyson’s partner and a Light Fae siren born of noble blood. Paul Amos returns as the ever devious Dark Fae Mesmer, Vex, and Emmanuelle Vaugier reprises her role as the evil Dark Fae leader, The Morrigan.

 

Lost Girl was developed by Prodigy Pictures, in association with Shaw Media and Showcase. Executive Producers are Jay Firestone and Emily Andras. Vanessa Piazza and Wendy Grean are producers.Lost Girl is produced with the participation of the Canadian Media Fund created by the Government of Canada and the Canadian cable industry, and with the assistance of the Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit and the Ontario Film and Television Tax Credit Program.

 

BEING HUMAN (SEASON 4 PREMIERE) 

MONDAY, JANUARY 13 AT 9PM

 

Season 4 of Being Human picks up four months from last season’s shocking finale and, for Aidan, Sally, Josh and Nora, the past is about to come back to haunt them!

 

Aidan (Sam Witwer) and Nora (Kristen Hager) struggle to save Josh (Sam Huntington), who is trapped in his wolf form. At the same time, an unbelievable visitor collides with Aidan, forcing him to make impossible choices between the people he loves the most. Meanwhile, Sally (Meaghan Rath), having been dragged down into her death spot by witch Donna (guest star Amy Aquino), finds herself trapped and at the mercy of her foe, but Sally’s newly imbued magical powers could change everything.

 

Executive Producers are Michael Prupas, Anna Fricke (Men in Trees, Everwood), who is also writer and showrunner, Stefan Pleszczynski, and Rob Pursey & Toby Whithouse. Irene Litinsky is series producer.

 

BITTEN (SERIES PREMIERE)

MONDAY, JANUARY 13 AT 10PM

 

Based on #1 New York Times best-selling author Kelley Armstrong’s Women of the Otherworld novels, the 13-episode Bittenis a steamy and tense supernatural thriller starring Laura Vandervoort (Smallville, V) as Elena Michaels, the lone female werewolf in existence.

 

Desperate to escape both a world she never wanted to be part of and the man who turned her into a werewolf, Elena (Vandervoort) has abandoned her Pack and taken refuge in a new city. There, she works as a photographer and hides her werewolf existence from her new boyfriend. When bodies start turning up in her Pack’s backyard, Elena finds herself back at Stonehaven, the werewolves’ ancestral domain. Torn between two worlds and two loves, she quickly realizes that – when push comes to shove – she’ll stop at nothing to defend her Pack.

 

Bitten also stars Greg Bryk (A History of Violence) as werewolf Pack “Alpha” Jeremy Danvers, Greyston Holt (Alcatraz) as Elena’s werewolf ex-boyfriend Clayton Danvers, and Paul Greene (The Client List) as Elena’s current beau, Philip McAdams.

 

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Another Master's Birthday!

From a Master of Science Fiction to a Master of Fantasy Fiction, Happy Birthday JRR Tolkien!

Happy Birthday Author Isaac Asimov!

Happy Birthday to Isaac Asimov. The Grand Master of Science Fiction and a master of sciences and literature alike. He wrote about Shakespeare, gave us the three laws of robotics, was a friend and consultant to Gene Roddenberry on Star Trek and is really the father of contemporary science fiction and simply a brilliant man and a New Yorker to boot! How I wish I could have me him just once. Alas he passed away before I ever read his work. He will always be celebrated for many things and I am grateful to have read his work regardless. There are few authors I have read that truly deserve the title Grand Master. Isaac was one.

Is it A Selfless Act Or Another Form Of Selfish Behavior?

Imagine if you could see yourself from a third person point of view. Not another human being's point of view because inevitably another person will always view someone else with a certain degree or partiality regardless of whether it is positive or negative or something mixed all together. It is hard enough to think of ourselves impartially so why make an experiment harder by dealing with another's potential bias. This is not about how others see you, but how you see yourself compared to how you really appear to your harshest critic, yourself.

Imagine a simple exercise of going to the market and watching yourself as you walk to the market at the same time. Would you be inclined to walk taller, but then discover you seem to tense, so you try and loosen your self up only to now discover your posture is bad again and you appear to be slouching. Now you can constantly change how you walk, breathe, stand, speak, and just about every aspect of yourself but there is a problem.

The more you watch yourself, even if you take notes and try not to change how you communicate your body language, there is still something that is more dangerous than controlling your self like a marionette doll. Just the pure attention to yourself by yourself while you are trying to perform a simple task is suddenly dangerous because if you focus too much on yourself you inevitably will fail to notice what is going around you and that is an easy way to end up in the hospital. 

Yet if we were to see ourselves through another's eyes we would lose control and feel deeply embarrassed by how silly we appear and fall victim to that person's preconceived and continually evolving opinion of us.

So imagine how you were when you were an insecure teenager and all the trials and tribulations that come with puberty and then take this into consideration. Watching yourself right now is worse than your worst mental image of yourself when you were a teenager. So much so if you were able to do this as a teenager it would be so traumatic you might end up in a hospital and facing a lifetime of psychiatric analysis like another monthly utility bill.

So let me state that as confident as you are, odds are you will discover a fault about yourself faster than anyone else. So now I offer you a counter proposal. What if you decide you don't want to see yourself as you are and change anything. You reject this opportunity regardless of the consequence. Now would that decision be another form of selfish behavior because you are now unwilling to see yourself as you are to make a change or is it a selfless act of wisdom?

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