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On, September 8-10, come celebrate 2 historic events in 1 weekend!

Join us as we celebrate Walter’s induction onto the Hollywood Walk of Fame and Star Trek’s 46th Anniversary! Walter is the last of the original Star Trek’s seven regular cast members to get a star on the walk of fame, so do not miss this opportunity to be a part of history!

On Saturday September 8, start the day with a trek down the Hollywood Walk of Fame with Walter to locate every star involved with Star Trek.  Then it’s off for a screening of Walter’s favorite Star Trek movie and episode and a panel at Hollywood’s famous Egyptian Theatre where Walter will be on stage to introduce the screenings,  give us his insights and personal behind-the-scenes anecdotes and have a Q&A with the audience.  Following the screenings, a Star Trek panel will be held on stage featuring some of your favorite actors.    Then join us that evening for fun and entertainment in the Egyptian Theatre courtyard and mingle with your favorite stars!  Music will be provided by the Star Trek All-Star Celebrity Band.

On Sunday September 9, there’ll be panels focusing on Walters distinguished career, autograph sessions and more fun at the Beverly Garland Hotel!  Meet more of your favorite stars and then join us for a cocktail hour and dinner party in Walter’s honor that will feature a once-in-a-lifetime star-studded celebrity Roast and Gala.  And you won’t believe who’ll be there!!

On Monday September 10, join Walter and his family at the induction ceremony on the Walk of Fame.  This event is open to the general public.

Join us for this once-in-a-lifetime event in Hollywood!

I wonder what the movie will be!  Keeping my fingers crossed that its Undiscovered Country.  My favorite movie with the original cast.

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A struggling writer discovers a top-secret drug which bestows him the ability to access and utilize 100% of his brain function. After running into an old friend, Eddie Morra pops an unknown pill which gives him a clarity and focus that he has never experienced before. In a short span of time, Eddie completes a novel and starts a new career as a stock broker in order to finance the lifestyle of his dreams.

The basic premise of Limitless is that humans are only able to access 20% of their brain functions, a common misconception.  A minor flaw of the movie is that the origins of the drug is never discussed.  We hear about the after effects but nothing about the creators of this drug.

Supposedly, Eddie experiences mental abilities that no one imagine.  His first instinct is to make money to do whatever he wants.  I don’t buy into this theory.  His intellect, his reasoning, and creativity is enhanced and he wrote a book an unusually short time frame.  His only thought was to become a stock broker.  Why not push technology to its limit and create a fabulous new machine, cure cancer, built a space craft and fly to the stars. Anything but become a drone broker.

Lazy writing at its finest.  The writers are given free rein to come up with their own concept of  what the brain is capable of doing. And they come up with nothing. 

So, if I had the ability described in Limitless, the first thing I would do would be to compose the greatest symphony ever heard. And on the second day, I would figure how warp drive and start exploring the universe.  I can guarantee that I would not show up to an office job. 

What would you do?