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i want you know know this, that i am looking for the spaceing in between the spaceing of the wall and all other point of all of the decks. it is real hard to fine. i need inchs" or mm or meters'?.
Do you mean the height of the decks in TOS? That was never really established until the movies, when we saw the two-level Engineering set.
If it's the width of the main corridors you are looking for, according to Mytran's calculations it is 8 feet / 2.44 meters, if I recall correctly. Hope this helps. Bob P.S. Printouts of the Dropbox graphic should show one corridor to be 8 mm wide. Thus every mm on the drafts equals approx. 1 foot or 0.3048 meters.
i do know this that the star trek role playing game show it can be 1 meter square on the floor. you have gave me some good info. thank you.
One concern I have with this layout, and a few other decks, is that there are segments of corridor that aren't linked to the rest of the deck.
^^ Maybe I should have been more precise about what the project is at this stage: to feature and fix those corridors and parts of the ship we have seen onscreen before going into all the unseen areas and fill these with conjectural spaces (although I've already done some "filling" experiments here and there). Right now the aim is to assign as many TOS scenes as possible to the central corridor surrounding the medical complex. The final plans will - of course - show all the decks filled with the appropriate rooms and spaces. Bob
oh, lordy lord, sweet jesus. these plans are so totally awesome. mr. comsol, you are the greatest. id really like to buy u a drink sometime.
LOL! Talk about a jig saw puzzle. How do you stay sane working through all of this? Great stuff by the way! Regards, Chuck
@ Godblessed1701 I'm happy you like it but please try not to exaggerate (I might get delusions of grandure ). Keep in mind these are not drawings of my own but at this stage just copies of the studio set plans which I use as jigsaw puzzle pieces for assembly and alignment. The tough part is to examine the actual TOS footage, reflect it in these corridor segments and stay clear as good as possible of contradictions. Which is one of the reasons why I'm currently somehow stuck. Each time I find a solution, there's a nasty contradiction that comes along as a "price tag". There's almost an infinite amount of possible combinations but I'm still looking for the optimal one (i.e. most solutions, least contradictions). @ CDR6 Nice that you assume I'm still sane. I'm most definitely obsessed and never before in my life have I been that deep into the subject. While some feel sticking to the actual information onscreen is "slavish" I consider it to be a challenge which is the driving force of this project. And, of course, I'm myself curious how this turns out in the end. Bob
Now that I'm almost finished with the sketches for Decks 5 (revised), 6 and 7 and finally arrived at alignment proposals for the main corridors that work out fine (IMHO) I'm able to propose an alternate suggestion. Starting at the starboard stern and moving counter-clockwise I have Transporter Room # 1 and # 2 on Deck 6, # 3 on Deck 5, # 4 on Deck 6 and # 5 on Deck 5. I noticed that the shortest evacuation route from Kirk's cabin 3F 121 in "Journey to Babel" would lead to transporter room # 3 while the shortest route from the isolation bedroom 5R 671 would lead to transporter room # 5. Therefore the first number might merely indicate which transporter room is the assigned one in case of evacuating the ship by the means of transporters (like they did in "This Side of Paradise"). The alphabetic letter might still indicate a power grid or else. Bob
Main Deck 5 (130607) – FINAL DRAFT When I started on the deck plans for the saucer I was confident it would be a walk in the park but turned out to be a fine example of "pride cometh before the fall"… While my first Deck 5 presentation (an ill-fated attempt to accommodate all Medical Wards "4" on one deck) – post 156 - may have been accurate in a broader sense, I think we can all agree that there was an obvious lack of credibility. To avoid another "Deck 5 Disaster" I established a couple of restrictions to submit myself to: · accuracy (compatibility with onscreen footage) always comes first (but obviously isn't enough to produce satisfactory results) · areas not seen onscreen can be different from what we expect these to look like · results have to be credible and reasonable from a real life point of view ("would somebody capable possibly design it this way?"), e.g. turbo shaft network · corridor alignment should be the same on several decks (pipes run mostly vertical in- and outside the walls of the ship) · if possible there should be optimal symmetry, i.e. corridors set apart mostly by even 60° slices as suggested by the Season One studio set design and the hexagonal nature of the Briefing Lounge (the corridor alignment template I designed to guide me through drafting Decks 5 thru 7 thus turned out to have a major design flaw – both Season One corridors should have been towards port and bow, the longer Season Two/Three corridor should have been on the starboard side!) · turbo lift rides that start near the sickbay studio set location and appear to be vertical have to start near the diagonal main turbo shaft (connecting the saucer with the engineering hull) · character movement should make sense without invoking "Crazy Ivans" · rationalizations by assuming heavy reconstruction of areas in the ship should be kept at an absolute minimum · door signs in corridors may be taken with a grain of salt, but within the context of one story / episode these do not change My notorious approach (drafting Decks 5, 6 and 7 now simultaneously) had been "The creators did exactly know what they were doing" and if there was a problem, then it was possibly an option I hadn't considered or overlooked. And there were plenty of problems, mostly because of my erroneous corridor alignment template as each time I arrived at a solution something else was displaced and no longer screen-accurate. This wasn't "Journey to Babel" but "Going to Jerusalem" that plagued me for the last weeks. Maybe the spirit of Matt Jefferies listened to my prayers (and those of my family, I should add) as I finally discovered an arrangement for Deck 5 (and the others, yet to be illustrated) which I believe to be as optimal as possible, because it answers more questions than it raises new ones, and is compatible with the aforementioned restrictions I set to get there. I feel this one even to be somewhat eerie as it turned out much better than I could have possibly hoped for and it does appear that the creators did precisely know what they were doing; the amount of positive coincidences would be rather staggering, IMHO. Medical Ward 4 now does have the character of a hospital wing because it is located on the starboard side and Decks 6 and 7, all transporter rooms/sections of the saucer are now on Deck 6 (as is the turbo shaft network which apparently would have a Y-shape). Conjectural areas not seen onscreen are blank, as usual and for the moment during this stage of WIP: Section One is conjectural, of course, but I like the idea of an Officer's Lounge (in contrast to the Briefing Lounge on Deck 4 which could effectively be just a part of the Crewmen's Lounge). The one thing that is not conjectural here, is that to get to "Officers Quarters 6F-53 77-99" that's the corridor you'd have to take, assuming Kirk's Season Two and Three cabins are on Deck 5, because the one time this direction sign is visible best is in "The Mark of Gideon (MG)" (please also note the wall opening of the "turbo lift circumventing" corridor in the TrekCore screencap!). But there can't be a stairway down because you'd arrive in a turbo shaft tube or Life Support Control on Deck 6. Neither can there be a stairway up, because then you'd have to explain why Kirk came out with unconscious Odona from Recreation Room 3 (he could have taken the same route back), and these officers quarters would have to be at the center anyway, given the erratic nature this direction sign has been endlessly reused. Another thing is the issue of an optimal place in the saucer for guest quarters (vacated temporarily by the officers that usually live there). Obviously, guests residing on the large Deck 6 would get eventually lost, thus Deck 5 is a better choice; this would also explain the repetitive nature of the OQ direction sign throughout the ship: guests would always find their way back without permanently asking crew members for directions! Obviously Kirk and Odona must have taken a ladder to get to Deck 3 and the viewport and although I placed it at the (unseen) Jefferies Tube location, I believe it would be better to have it inside the corridor near the main line that's illustrated on the schematic of the Enterprise on the Bridge. While I'm unable to explain the meaning of a cabin "6F" (maybe some kind of an unspecified tradition in the 23rd Century), the other cabins are roughly corresponding to degrees (if "0°" would start on the port side). I believe that the "center cabin type" we saw in "The Conscience of the King" is some kind of standard interior cabin that has previously not gotten the proper exposure, probably because Franz Joseph didn't have access to the Season One studio set blueprints of "Charlie X" were the basic configuration and idea had been featured. Section 2 is separated from Section 3 through a bulkhead door at 11 o'clock and the turbo lift (connecting to the distribution turbo shaft on Deck 6 below) at 5 o'clock (I swear, I didn't notice until I started to put the intersection numbers here!). At 2D is the transfer point from Deck 4 down to Deck 5 used by Lokai and Bele in LB. The angled in "hangar deck door" has caused me headaches, but here it aligns very nicely with the rectangular walls of the Engineering Control Room on Deck 6 thru 7 below. How L&B got to the transporter room on Deck 6 exactly can remain a subject of speculation. Possibly Lokai took the 2D-2A-2B-2C-2F-3D route while Bele instead took the longer 2D-2A-2B-2E-2F-3D route (because it was close to his guest cabin, previously occupied by Ambassador "AK" Kollos in TB?). In AT Spock exited the adjacent turbo lift at 2B and seemed confused where to go. In this new draft I moved the exam room up between 2A and 2B because of the opposite briefing room (on the set the director had exchanged the red turbo lift door for a grey briefing room door and thus changed the alignment of the actual studio set for in-universe examinations!). That briefing room may have previously been the Season One Chapel and 2D also underwent reconstruction prior to LB (a clever way to get the problematic Season One chapel we discussed here recently out of the way, isn't it? The chapel from TW will be on Deck 7 near the morgue). In the first draft of Deck 5 the scene from "The Changeling (Cg)" had put the doctor's office where the actual exam room should be. We also discussed this strange shot and edit in this thread. I will respect the scene on Deck 6, but if you prefer to have it take place on Deck 5 instead it's right there at 2B (after the turbo lift stop had been removed to allow for more corridor space). The one thing that is canon is that in LZ they apparently entered the lab with the hyperbaric chamber through the doctor's office where actually the exam room should be. Thus we have at least three episodes which suggest this "odd" sickbay arrangement (the studio set compliant reproduction will be on Deck 7). Since we saw that doctor's office as McCoy's in AT (and Cg) judging by McCoy's "crocodile" on the wall (a unique and personal feature), I presume he vacated it prior to "The Deadly Years" and Dr. Sanchez moved in there. Unfortunately I wasn't able to correct the alignment of the corridor 2E-2F after I had scanned and commented the final draft. In "Is There In Truth No Beauty" Lawrence Marvick gets into a turbo lift that instantly moves vertically or diagonally, thus it has to connect straight to the diagonal turbo shaft at 9 o'clock, as there are no other access points available (the spots on Decks 6 and 7 are already taken). Section 3 As I've mentioned before I believe that the ship's internal description provided in The Making of Star Trek referred to the pilot version of the ship. For only 203 crew members on board a sickbay only on Deck 7 was probably sufficient. But once they doubled the crew size, it made sense to have additional medical facilities, and interestingly the first connection between the "astro-medicine ward" and Deck 5 occurred in MT: SULU [OC]: Deck Five, section three. Deck Five, section three. Report. SECURITY: Security 3 A here. 3 B in sight. (door sign "astro-medicine ward" clearly visible in background!) According to my revised corridor alignment template the 3 o'clock location was the perfect place to put this Season One corridor there with some fascinating ramifications for the outer Season Two/Three corridor… The corridors at 12 and 4 o'clock are entirely conjectural (they mostly serve to illustrate what I'm confident Matt Jefferies had in mind as a template) and will most likely be removed in the final CAD version of this deck. Add to this that in MT there was a door between the cabin and the "astro-medicine ward" (briefing room?) at 3 o'clock which could actually contain a narrow "Charlie X" corridor as a shortcut to the outer corridor (so please ignore the bathroom you still see illustrated), at least it was featured as such in another scene from NT with the same two security crewmen! As the deck with guest quarters, this appears to be a suitable location for Khan's cabin from SS. After he knocked out the security guard he immediately ran from 3B to 3E which would lead to the transporter room below on Deck 6 (accessible via stairs in the 3 o'clock corridor) where he met with Lt. McGivers (interesting: Kirk apparently kept him from his rendezvous with McGivers, so she showed some initiative by threatening transporter chief Kyle with her phaser which should have been Khan's task…). However, this would have to be the same corridor (in JB with a correct "Transporter Section" direction sign, replacing the "Officers Quarters" one from SS) Kirk, Spock and McCoy arrived having walked from 3E to 3B and thus require to assume that reconstruction occurred in 3B prior to JB. Here, it's actually a good thing if the corridor end from SS with the turbo lift was removed to have a longer corridor and the turbo lift stop was just placed further inwards (atop the turbo shaft on Deck 6). It helps to better rationalize why the three didn't just use the TI turbo lift at 3F (as the upcoming decks will show this turbo lift first travels down to Deck 7, then up to Deck 6). I believe the corridor arrangement at 12 o'clock in the 3F section is self-explanatory and doesn't really require a comment. However, we had been discussing these enigmatic cabin numbers in this thread and I won't exclude the possibility that "3F" might also indicate the power grid and/or the assigned transporter room in case of an emergency for such a cabin. So I leave this entirely up to the reader how to interprete "3F" in an in-universe context, but obviously I just couldn't pass the opportunity to present 3F as a section of Deck 5. Of course, there's still corridor 3D that has to be the one with Lt. Uhura's cabin (and possibly seen as the last corridor glimpse of Bele in LB). Why? I need to draw your attention to the strange corridor end in "Uhura's corridor". Where does the turbo lift come from? In "The Naked Time" the door at the end of the corridor was a turbo lift, but this is not the case here, it is just some kind of bulkhead or room door (there's no turbo shaft behind). Towards the left is the standard corridor (with the A-frame), so the turbo lift Kirk is about to exit can't come from the left either, thus it has to be a turbo lift location above or below the horizontal turbo shafts on Deck 6. But because all corridors on Deck 7 are already taken (in the upcoming drafts) and there isn't space for Uhura's cabin on Deck 8 (unless I reduce the main corridor radius the same way I did for the engineering hull!) Deck 5 looks like the only place where it could or should go. However, Uhura's cabin is vis-à-vis the "Life Sciences Department Botany Section" (ET) some of us assume to be on Deck 8 (which could also explain her arrival on this deck in "The Naked Time". Apparently she just wanted to go to her cabin for a quick make-up but she looked sufficiently beautiful and tasty to the Salt Vampire…). Opinions? Next, I'm illustrating the final drafts for Decks 6 and 7 which will probably help to show all decks in a coherent context, but first I need a break. I still need to check how some Trek BBS threads developed during my absence…stay tuned and feel free to cast comments or stones. Bob
Wow - that's a big piece of work! I like how you've given some alternative possibilities to a couple of the Sickbay scenes - with more coming along in lower decks, should be fun! As regarding Lawrence Marvick's "instant vertical turbolift ride, I think it is only really a problem if you interpret the motion indicator as a physical window into the turboshaft, instead of (as I believe) just a mechanism to give the occupant a general indication of where they are going. Having a general indicator also allows flexibility for the duration of rides, as well as those times when 50 or more of those bars slide past!
That's a lesson I learned from the Star Wars Cross-Sections book, i.e. the TIE fighter. The descriptions do not identify the "glowing donuts" inside the hexagonal structures of the panels as the two ion engines (aka fusion reactors) but the illustrator kept this possibility as an option. Hence I've adopted the concept of trying to keep such options open for those that prefer a different interpretation (e.g. "3F"). I agree that the duration of these TOS turbo lift rides are erratic, at best, and a real pain in the "shaft", but there is still a clear and visual onscreen distinction between vertical/diagonal or horizontal travel, regardless whether the lights seen from within the turbo lift car are displays or physical windows... I'm not sure, yet, but I believe I've covered all onscreen turbo lift rides in the past drafts and in those yet to come. If I missed any, please don't hesitate to mention these! Bob
There's actually not as many scenes set inside turbolifts as you might think - but in the case of Marvick's Ride (TM) I think the sole use of up/down bars is justified, as your turboshaft doesn't really go anywhere else - the horizontal motion is only for a few metres until it connects with the main diagonal pathway, why would the turbolift bother with left/right bars at all?
Since the Marvick turbo lift in an upgraded illustration of Deck 5 would have to move horizontally the same distance as Spock's turbo lift in "Amok Time" I see your point. But if I remember correctly, we didn't see the last meters of turbo lift travel in "Amok Time". An alternate approach would be to have "Uhura's turbo lift" at the 9 o'clock position in the deck plan (it could just "drop down" into the diagonal turbo shaft) and have the Marvick turbo lift drop down at the 6 o'clock position onto Deck 6 where it continues to travel horizontally. The TB footage would just have to allow for sufficient "drop space" down to Deck 6... Which reminds me to get back to our problem of the rather short turbo lift ride to the Bridge in WNM. I just noticed that the WNM transporter room corridor I had featured in the engineering hull deck plans would be an almost perfect mirror image of the 10 o'clock corridor with the angled in "hangar deck door". We'll see that on Deck 6 and apparently the transporter room from WNM and "Day of the Dove" could be one and the same... @ publiusr Yes, the empty spaces will allow us to put things there we haven't seen onscreen. TAS material will definitely be considered (Deck 7 will be a good start with the starboard impulse engine room), though I believe the zoology lab would be a facility better suited for the engineering hull. Great feedback and inspiration, keep it coming. I definitely do not see all the options available. Bob
Curious - I'm looking for "JB" or the matching corridor where Kirk fights off the Orion but do not see it there on the diagram. Can you point out where it is?


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in a discussion about the butter burger, my online scrabble friend shared with me her very own butter burger recipe in which the butter is stuffed, rather than slathered across. naturally, this increased my curiousity.
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Transparent Interconnection of Lots of Links (trill)
WG | Name | Transparent Interconnection of Lots of Links | |
Acronym | trill | ||
Area | Routing Area (rtg) | ||
State | Active | ||
Charter | charter-ietf-trill-05 Approved | ||
Dependencies | Document dependency graph (SVG) | ||
Additional URLs |
Wiki Issue tracker |
Personnel | Chairs |
Jon Hudson
Susan Hares |
Area Director |
Alia Atlas
Secretary |
Donald Eastlake
Mailing list | Address | firstname.lastname@example.com | |
To subscribe | https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/trill | ||
Archive | https://mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/browse/trill/ | ||
Jabber chat | Room address | xmpp:email@example.com?join | |
Logs | https://jabber.ietf.org/logs/trill/ |
Charter for Working Group
The TRILL WG has specified a solution for transparent unicast
shortest-path and multi-destination frame routing in multi-hop
networks with arbitrary topology. End stations, including Layer 3
routers, connected to TRILL switches are assumed to be IEEE 802.1Q
compliant end stations. TRILL switches may be interconnected with
multi-access or point-to-point links of arbitrary technology.
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and additional extensions and optimizations of TRILL for the
properties of the networks on which it is deployed. The TRILL WG may
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TRILL RFCs.
The WG will work on the following items:
(1) Following on from the TRILL OAM requirements (RFC 6905), specify a
framework and specific protocols for the handling of Operations,
Administration, and Maintenance (OAM) in networks using TRILL,
focusing on fault management and performance and preferring existing
OAM mechanisms that might apply to TRILL, such as SNMP, Netconf/Yang
and mechanisms based on the IEEE 802.1 CFM framework.
(2) Specify protocols to support "active-active" service to end
stations that are multiply connected to a TRILL campus to provide them
with flow level traffic spreading and rapid adaptation to link failure
similar to that provided by TRILL for TRILL switches.
(3) Develop, within the TRILL protocol context, protocol
specifications for broadcast/multicast (multi-destination) frame
reduction. Examples: protocol extensions supporting replacement of
broadcast/multicast by unicast where appropriate; ARP/ND (Neighbor
Discovery) reduction through extensions to the TRILL ESADI protocol.
(4) Specify protocols for TRILL over pseudowires and TRILL over IP
tunnels, for example to connect branch office TRILL switches to a
central TRILL campus over the Internet.
(5) Specify extensions to the TRILL protocol to support multi-level
routing to improve scaling and multi-topology routing to provide
different topologies for different classes or types of traffic, based
existing IS-IS multi-level and multi-topology routing facilities.
(6) Specify a reduced TRILL control plane protocol for
interconnection, with improved error isolation, between TRILL campuses
under coordinated management.
(7) Analyze the use of IS-IS security (RFC 5310) in TRILL and
determine if any work is needed to accommodate any specific TRILL
control or data plane security leveraging IS-IS security.
(8) Produce an interoperability / implementation report for TRILL.
The TRILL WG will continue to work with other IETF working groups such
as the ISIS WG, and SDO groups such as IEEE 802.1 through established
inter-WG relationships and SDO liaison processes, including early and
WG last call review by the ISIS WG of documents extending IS-IS
Date | Milestone |
Jul 2017 | Re-charter or shut down the WG |
Nov 2016 | Submit RBridge support of Data Center Bridging to IESG for publication as Proposed Standard (draft-eastlake-trill-rbridge-dcb) |
May 2016 | Initial WG draft on TRILL IS-IS Security |
Mar 2016 | Submit Multi-topology TRILL to IESG for Proposed Standard |
Feb 2016 | Submit Multi-level TRILL to IESG for Proposed Standard |
Jan 2016 | Submit TRILL ARP/ND optimizations to IESG for publication as Proposed Standard |
Dec 2015 |
Submit Directory Assistance Mechanisms to IESG for Proposed Standard
draft-ietf-trill-directory-assist-mechanisms |
Dec 2015 |
Submit TRILL-over-IP to IESG for Proposed Standard
draft-ietf-trill-over-ip |
Done | Initial WG draft on ARP/ND optimizations |
Dec 2014 |
Submit Active-Active to IESG for Proposed Standard
draft-ietf-trill-aa-multi-attach draft-ietf-trill-centralized-replication draft-ietf-trill-cmt draft-ietf-trill-pseudonode-nickname |
Done | Submit OAM Performance Management to IESG for Proposed Standard |
Done | Submit OAM Fault Management to IESG for Proposed Standard |
Done |
Submit RBridge OAM framework document to the IESG for publication
draft-ietf-trill-oam-framework |
Done | Initial WG draft on TRILL over IP |
Done |
Initial WG document on RBridge OAM performance management
draft-ietf-trill-loss-delay |
Done |
Initial WG document on RBridge OAM fault management
draft-ietf-trill-oam-fm |
Done |
Initial WG framework document on RBridge OAM
draft-ietf-trill-oam-framework |
Done |
Submit RBridge OAM requirements document to the IESG for publication
draft-ietf-trill-oam-req |
Done | Initial WG draft on RBridge OAM (draft-bond-trill-rbridge-oam) |
Done | Initial WG draft on RBridge OAM (draft-bond-trill-rbridge-oam) |
Done | Submit TRILL Header Options to IESG for publication as Proposed Standard (draft-ietf-trill-rbridge-options) |
Done | Submit RBridge MIB module to IESG for publication as Proposed Standard (draft-ietf-trill-rbridge-mib) |
Done | Submit trill adjacency state machine to IESG for publication as Proposed Standard (draft-ietf-trill-adj) |
Done | Initial WG draft on trill adjacency state machine (draft-ietf-trill-adj) |
Done | Initial WG draft on VLAN Mapping (draft-ietf-trill-rbridge-vlan-mapping) |
Done | Base protocol specification submitted to the IESG for publication as a Proposed Standard RFC |
Done | Submit base protocol specification to IEEE/IETF expert review |
Done | Submit problem statement and applicability to IESG for Informational RFC |
Done | Choose routing protocol(s) that can meet the requirements |
Done | Accept problem statement and applicability as a WG work item |
Done | Accept base protocol specification as a WG document |


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This morning's New York Times featured an op-ed from Paul Krugman titled "Wealth Over Work." In the piece, Krugman warns that we are on a dangerous path towards an oligarchical society, where inequality is rampant and wealth accumulates in the hands of a small group of powerful elite. The government enacts policies that promote the accumulation of this wealth and living off of capital income over deriving income from working in the labor force.
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Despite the frantic efforts of some Republicans to pretend otherwise, most people realize that today's G.O.P. favors the interests of the rich over those of ordinary families. I suspect, however, that fewer people realize the extent to which the party favors returns on wealth over wages and salaries. And the dominance of income from capital, which can be inherited, over wages — the dominance of wealth over work — is what patrimonial capitalism is all about.
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- My other problem with Krugman's article is the borderline conspiracy theorist perspective he advances as to why this shift is occurring, "Why is this happening? Well, bear in mind that both Koch brothers are numbered among the 10 wealthiest Americans, and so are four Walmart heirs. Great wealth buys great political influence — and not just through campaign contributions. Many conservatives live inside an intellectual bubble of think tanks and captive media that is ultimately financed by a handful of megadonors. Not surprisingly, those inside the bubble tend to assume, instinctively, that what is good for oligarchs is good for America." To me this argument sounds a little too extreme. Yes money can buy power and influence, but politicians ultimately must answer to all of their constituents in our democratic society and ultimately those well off can be heard. The adoption of Obamacare (which the Koch brothers strongly oppose) is one example of a the less powerful majority winning a battle.
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I always talk about her downsides like taking drugs and abusing alcohol, well this time its time to give Amy the credit she deserves.
She is the best British songwriter and has the biggest composing talent. On Monday Amy Winehouse received three Ivar Novello Award nominations. She already got five Grammys in February and keeps on challenging those prestigious prizes in music.
Last year troubled singer Amy has already taken one Ivar Novello, and this year she will most likely to take at least one. Simply, she's up against herself in the best song musically and lyrically category with her songs "Love Is a Losing Game" against "You Know I'm No Good". Amy talks on her rocking the Ivor Novello Award ceremony:
Winning Ivors for my songwriting have been some of the best moments in my music career. I'm overwhelmed to be nominated three times, let alone twice in the same category. It's come at a great time too. I'm excited to be back at work in the studio, enjoying songwriting and making music again."
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Carson City is Nevada's capital and is centrally located between Reno, Lake Tahoe, and Virginia City. Below is a brief overview of Carson City, the mint and CC coins. The mint ran from 1870-1885 and 1889-1893, and being the shortest lived mint, produced very few coins and many rarities with the mint mark CC.
The city was founded in a place known as Eagle Station. It was during the gold rush days of the mid to late 1800's that so many people were coming west to find their fame and fortune. Eagle Station was one more trading post on the way, albeit slightly off track, to the gold fields of California. The place had gained its name from a dead eagle displayed over the entrance door to a trading post located here. As the area grew and a town was founded the name Carson City was chosen to honor the famous Kit Carson. The town grew because it was centrally located between Lake Tahoe and Virginia City. Virginia City was growing with the discovery of the Comstock Lode and Lake Tahoe had the timber resources to supply the mines and their operations. Episodes of Bonanza notwithstanding it was something of an arduous trek between the two.
In 1859 the discovery of an unprecedented silver vein was discovered in Virginia City. Virginia City boomed with a population swelling to over 20,000 souls. All of those people meant commerce and in the midst of an avalanche of silver the residents of the territory met with a tremendous shortage of coins. The location, nestled snugly in the valley between the Sierra and Virginia ranges made Carson City became a natural place for a new mint.
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The Carson City mint produced coins in such small quantities that today many of them are highly sought after prizes. Carson City dollars are the most popular coins from the mint, but many people collect the other denominations as well. The mint saw many changes in coinage during its short life. Twenty cent pieces came and went, arrows were added to quarters and halves to signify a change in silver value, and the dollar changed design three times!
The CC mint produced the following silver coins during its short production life. They made dimes from 1871-1878. All of these dimes are the Seated Liberty style and the rarest are the dimes form 1871-1874. In 1875 the nation began to make 20C pieces to cover the shortage of small coinage. Also minted were twenty cent pieces in the only two years the coins were made for circulation, 1875 and 1876. The 1875 is not too difficult to locate, but the 1876-CC 20C is a classic rarity with most of the mintage having been melted. The quarters were produced in the same style and made from 1870-1878, with none made in 1874. The only common dates are 1876 and 1877. The Seated Liberty CC halves were made from 1870-1878. The rarest being the earliest and the last year of issue. Most people know of the CC Morgan dollars, but fewer know of the Seated Dollars and the Trade Dollars. In 1870 the Carson City mint began to produce Seated Liberty dollars. They did so only until 1873 when they began the production of Trade dollars. Trade dollars were produced at Carson City from 1873-1878 before the Morgan dollar took over as the official dollar of the United States.
Morgans were made from 1878-1885 and then again from 1889 to 1893. The 1889-CC dollar is the most highly sought after Carson City dollar, but the 1893-CC and 1879-CC are also highly sought after dates.
Gold coins were also produced during these years. There are a few CC gold coins that are easily located, but many have extremely small mintages and are scarce. Gold coins are highly prized and sought after by many. The mint produced $5, $10, and $20 denominations in gold. The $5 gold pieces were produced from 1870-1884 and again from 1890-1893. The highest mintage of any of the CC $5's is the 1892-CC with 82,968 made that year. Many of the $5 gold coins have mintages less than 10,000. Carson City $10 gold pieces were minted from 1870-1884 and again from1890-1893. As with the fives, CC $10 gold coins are rare with many low mintages. The 1891-CC $10 had over 103,000 made, but there are eleven years of minting at Carson City where less than 10,000 pieces were made. CC $20 gold pieces were made from 1870-1879, 1882-1885, and 1889-1893. The rarest CC twenty dollar gold piece is the 1870-CC. $20 gold coins are much easier to locate than the tens and fives, but they are still in short supply. The mint had its highest production of $20 gold coins in 1876 with 138,441 pieces made, a fraction of the 1,597,000 made in San Francisco that year and the 6,256,797 made in Philadelphia in 1904. Carson City gold is rare and desirable.
While the mint struck a number of legal tender coins, the total production of gold coins was quite small. Take double eagles for instance, of all the double eagles released by the U.S. Mint, fewer than one-half of one percent were struck at the Carson City mint. Today, $20 Liberty gold coins with the rare "CC" mint mark are far more rare than those struck at other mints.
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Has anyone else tried this?
(And why am I whispering? Maybe because I'm wondering if the Typewriter Technique is editing's best kept secret.)
I think it's a great technique (although I've haven't tried it yet). In fact, I recently read a blog post in which someone else was talking about this exact same technique. (Kelly, maybe? I can't remember for sure.)
Anyway, good luck with your edits, Amy. It does seem like it would be easier to take a word out when you're retyping it than deleting it when it's already there on the page.
Yes this is how I write. It gets me down and dirty with the manuscript instead of the nice clean and tidy cut and paste. And sometimes if necessary I get really into it by writing an entire draft by hand. I have to be pretty desperate to do that but it's another brilliant technique for helping me "see" my writing.
ReplyDeleteI used to do this with my class notes!
I know this is not the same thing, but for the children with disabilities who I teach, it's really important to cut out unnecessary words, and use the simplest word that will not compormise the meaning. In other words, re-write the textbook.
And your technique is how I've edited my versions down, pared to the minimum!
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Good, I'm glad this sounds interesting to several of you! Yay! I often wonder if my tips are stupid, especially these ones I come up with by myself. :)
It's nice to know this is a tried and true method with some published authors. Very encouraging, especially as I stretch my tired fingers.
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On Thursday, Hillary Clinton said that Pro-Life, GOP candidates were like Islamic extremist terrorists. She didn′t use Islamic, but her reference could only be taken one way. Clinton attempted to fan the flames of a ′War on Women′, as it is her only option since her email scandal broke. The poll numbers for Hillary have been steadily declining as the story unfolds. She did say that the stand by some Republican candidates on defunding Planned Parenthood is part of the issue. Talk about acting like terrorists! The latest videos, #7 and #8, from the Center for Medical Progress show Planned Parenthood baby parts buyers chuckling as they want more intact, whole babies and even the severed heads of infants to experiment on. Allow me to make this point again! PLANNED PARENTHOOD IS SELLING AND SHIPPING THE SEVERED HEADS OF HUMAN INFANTS!!! I don′t care what sort of research these laboratories are doing, there is absolutely no moral justification for this commerce!
If anyone is like a terrorist, it is Planned Parenthood. Hillary Clinton supports them and even once said that the group′s founder, Margaret Sanger, a known racist, is one of her heroes. Try explaining to #BlackLivesMatter how she can support the group′s depopulation of the African-American community. In terms of numbers, alleged police violence against Blacks comes nowhere close. A baby is aborted every 93 seconds in America. About 40% are those of Blacks and Hispanics. Over 80% of Planned Parenthood′s clinics are in Black and Hispanic communities. Hellooo! Wake Up!!!
People have recently been complaining about the ′tone′ of candidates like Donald Trump. Or statements like those of Mike Huckabee′s concerning Barack Obama and his Iran nuclear deal may result in shoving Israel into an oven. So I will be curious to see how the same crowd reacts to Hillary Clinton? Will they scold her for such inflammatory rhetoric? Will they say she needs to ′tone-it-down′ and act more ′presidential′? Or will they just ignore it and support her in a back-handed fashion? I think we know the answer given how The Media is largely ignoring what the videos on Planned Parenthood are showing. Do you want your tax dollars going to pay for them to sever the heads of babies to sell and ship them intact to medical researchers? Can you name one type of medical research that is justified to allow this practice? I say Hillary Clinton and her pals in Planned Parenthood are the one who needs their heads examined.


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