Heh... Oops

I know, I know it's been absolutely forever since I last posted (it's not like anyone reads this anyway). But I wanted to share some good news somewhere. I managed to win on eBay today a reprint copy of the episode "Twisted Sister" of NCIS.
I truly couldn't be more excited, "Twisted Sister" is one of my favourite episodes of the show, so for that reason I'm happy to have it, and secondly, now I have something to study from, because I wrote a fanfiction for NCIS that I wanted to turn into a spec script that I could plausibly send in. I think, from an article I read on the interweb and a book my mother got me for christmas that I can actually do this.
So now that I have study material (well, not yet, but in 4-6 days :D) I can get to writing my script!
That's all for now. Back to school tomorrow (on a Thursday. WUT?!?!). Happy New Years and I hope everyone had a great Christmas (or whatever else you happen to celebrate).
Allie

Special Picture for Trekky17

I will give this one last shot....

The Wonderful World of Pathology

For my latest fanfiction for Star Trek: 2009 I created an OC (original character) who is a pathologist. Her name is Doctor Amata Gerald, she is 16 (human) years old.

"But Allie, how can a 16 year old possibly be a licensed pathologist?"

Well, on the planet this young human was raised on, called Salthasia (I will add, this planet was never incorporated in any work of actual Star Trek fiction. This planet and it's people were completely created by me), the students are expected to have completed their education for their careers by the Salthasian age of 19, which would be equivalent to about 14 in human years.

She became a pathologist because she never knew how her parents died.

The story behind my endeavour into pathology was actually quite fascinating, and I will admit that I am not yet complete with my gruesome journey.

I am only 16 myself, and I am certainly not involved in pathological studies, nor am I particularly interested in pursuing pathology as a career, but I am interested in the procedures and how one conducts a thorough autopsy.

So I trekked (no pun intended) down to my local library and picked up a copy of "Dissecting Death: Secrets of a Medical Examiner" by Frederick Zugibe. I actually have yet to finish the first chapter but the amount of information given in the first chapter was more than enough to condone autopsies on the bodies of several Starfleet officers missing several concealed bits and pieces of themselves in my story.

I will say that I plan on finishing the book which I simply must recommend for anyone suffering any odd fascination with the subject due to CSI, NCIS, and the like on television. I will compare the vocabulary and the voice of the writer to be very much similar to the speech patterns of Doctor Donald "Ducky" Mallard (on whom I based Doctor Amata Gerald's autopsy style, i.e. talking to dead bodies) of NCIS.

That will be all for today, I know I never publish anything, but I doubt that anyone actually reads this blog anyway! If anyone does: thank you for sitting through my insanity, and I promise to give you another tidbit of said mental state in the future (near, mid, or far I cannot promise).

Do Svidanya!
Allie

Gold

Piercing gold
Slicing through blinding flourescence
Mysterious
Nothing known 'bout it's essence

The gold

Knowing depth
Within the golden deep abyss
Scalding heat
Eminating from only this

The gold

By its touch
I lose the breath from my own lips
Its soft attack
Smiling while it suffocates

The gold

Smiles through
And suffocates the new victim
I'm it's prey
I am a willing victim to

The gold

Pasha Markovic

Pasha Markovic moved to Canada from Moscow, Russia a year and a half ago. His accent is strong, and woos many a teenage girl at his school.

Pasha has a flair for the ladies, one could easily describe him as a pervert. He has hit on almost every girl at school.

Pasha is not without his good side, however. He is a natural born artist, a troubled poet, and talented writer.

Likes: Women, wind, rain, and Russian Tea Cookies.

Dislikes: Snow, people who stifle his creativity, and ignorance.

Aspirations: Own his own art gallery, backpack across the world.

Kameyo Fujimoto

Kameyo Fujimoto, also known as Kame, moved to Canada when she was five from Tokyo, Japan.

She is a punk/goth dresser, she enjoys black clothing with bright bursts of colour, usually pink.

Kame is a loud person, she wants everyone to know she is in the room. She loves all kinds of people, and has made it her lifes mission to hug every person in the world.

Likes: Hugs, people, black, shiney and colourful things, and being able to run.

Dislikes: Silence, people who hate hugs, mean people.

Aspirations: To hug every person in the world, to become the owner of an Indi fashion boutique.

Zuri Vermulakonda

Zuri Vermulakonda was born in South Africa. She and her mother moved to Canada five years ago when the aparthied became to much to bear. Her father remained in South Africa.

Zuri is the most socially integrated of her friends, she is a cheerleader, and knows all the best gossip. She refuses to hang out with the popular girls, and chooses to be with her group of misfitting friends.

Zuri's mother is a nurse at Vancouver General Hospital, where she takes care of Timothy Lewis, Avalon's father. Avalon and Mrs Vermulakonda knew each other long before Avalon started at Zuri's school.

Likes: Dancing, music, swimming.

Dislikes: Silence, lack of conflict, being asked for help.

Aspirations: Become a professional dancer or cheerleader.

Dylan Evans

Dylan Evans is Aeronwyn Evans' twin brother.

Unlike his sister, he is not obsessed with the fantastical. He is obsessed with fire.

A pyromaniac at heart, he knows everything there is to know about flammable substances and explosives.

He is a world class prankster, his jokes often involving a low-grade explosive or a well controlled fire. He keeps his jokes so small scale because he DOES understand that if he gets caught he will have to pay for the damages. The less damage caused, the less he potentially has to pay. He has never been caught.

Likes: Fire, explosives, fireworks, and rock music.

Dislikes: Sitting still, sleeping, and baggy clothes.

Aspirations: To become a stunt co-ordinator.

Aeronwyn Evans

Aeronwyn Evans and her brother Dylan have lived in Vancouver all their lives. Their parents immigrated from Ireland twenty years ago.

Aeronwyn has a flair for the fantastical; anything elven, vampiric, or magical is her speciality.

She rarely speaks, except on occasion to make an allusion to a fantastical or mythological phenominon.

Likes: Mythology, Lord of the Rings, witchcraft, tarot, and simple things in nature.

Dislikes: Reality, normality, and vanilla.

Aspirations: To be a fantasy writer.

Rafiq Nejem

Rafiq Nejem, also known as Rafe, was born in Iraq months before his family fled to Canada. He is a Muslim man, and he is constantly persecuted for it at school.

Rafiq is sympathetic to everybody, because he knows what it is like to be hated. He is always there to listen to everyones problems and he always gives advice to people to help them solve their problems.

Likes: The ocean, football, rainy days, and visits to farmers markets where he can find fresh fruit.

Dislikes: Ethnocentrism, hatred, inequality, dancing.

Aspirations: Become a counselor.