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University of the Ozarks' Lynne Slater and Nena Evans took home two of the top honors Saturday at the Arkansas Wildlife Federation's Annual Conservation Awards Banquet, held in Bryant, Ark.
Slater, office manager of the international studies program, was named the recipient of the 2014 Wildlife Conservationist of the Year. Evans, a junior biology major from Bergman, Ark., was named the 2014 Student Conservationist of the Year, by the AWF.
Slater is the director of the HAWK Center in Russellville. HAWK (Helping Arkansas Wild "Kritters') was established in 2001 to provide environmental education through the experiences of wildlife rehabilitation.
In citing Slater and the work of HAWK, the AWF awards brochure read: "Taking in injured, orphaned, and sick wild animals from across the state is a daunting task taken on by this 100 percent volunteer, 100 percent donation-funded organization. Under the direction of Ms. Lynne Slater, the organization has grown from caring for a small handful of patients each year to hundreds. Specializing in critical care, Ms. Slater rallied her team and responded to the urgent needs of the first patients from the 2012 Mayflower oil spill and cared for these animals until the paid contractor arrived to take over …Committed to educational outreach, the volunteers don't stop at providing help through the hotline. Bringing live ambassadors, educators make presentations at local schools, clubs, civic groups, and festivals. With a consistent message of conservation, audiences range in age from 3 to 90, and group sizes from 5 to 800."
Evans is the president of the University's Planet Club, a student organization whose mission is to promote environmental awareness on campus and beyond. She has taken part in and lead efforts in habitat restoration, tree planting, building bird houses, and trash pickup. Last year, the Planet Club received the Lee Creek Clean-up Stewardship Paddle for having the most volunteers at the annual event.
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The offender was convicted of Sexual Abuse in the First Degree on 01/21/1999. This offense involved the offender fondling the private areas of a 10 year old female. The victim reported that the molestation occurred over a 5 year period. Public Notification is justified due to the young age of the victim at the time the crime occurred.
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DETROIT (Aug. 31, 2009) – Wayne State University Law School is pleased to host the 24th Midwest Clinical Law Teachers Conference, the oldest regional clinical conference in the country, Oct. 9-11, 2009. This year's Conference is modeled on "one book, one community" projects that have been organized in towns and on campuses across the nation in the past decade.
"'One book, one community' projects encourage members of a community to read a thought-provoking book of common interest, and to discuss that book with other members of their community," said Wayne Law Director of Clinical Education and Assistant Professor (Clinical) David Moss. "These projects give participants a fuller appreciation of a book, and build community by giving participants an opportunity to learn from and about each other."
Kevin Boyle's award-winning book, Arc of Justice: A Saga of Race, Civil Rights, and Murder in the Jazz Age, will be the focus of the Conference. Arc of Justice recounts the tale of Ossian Sweet, an African American doctor who was prosecuted for murder after defending his home against a mob determined to drive him from an all-white, working-class neighborhood on Detroit's east side.
The Conference will begin with registration from 5:30 – 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 9, 2009, at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History and conclude at 11:45 a.m. on Sunday, Oct. 11, 2009 at Wayne State University Law School. Kevin Boyle will serve as the keynote speaker, and more than 50 legal experts from across the country are slated to lead panel and workshop discussions. (Complete information about the conference is available at http://law.wayne.edu/pdf/onebookonecommunity.pdf.)
"It is a privilege to host the 24th Midwest Clinical Law Teachers Conference at Wayne Law," said Wayne Law Dean Robert M. Ackerman. "The caliber of legal experts scheduled to lead the various panels and workshops is impressive. Those attending the Conference will surely enjoy stimulating discussion and learn a great deal."
Dennis Archer is scheduled to be in attendance to introduce Boyle, and The Hon. Damon J. Keith is scheduled to introduce Wayne Law's first-ever Damon J. Keith Distinguished Visiting Professor.
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It's pretty wild how fast our season is going. With only six games left on our schedule, it would be pretty helpful to get four points this coming weekend as we make our way to Colorado Springs to play against Air Force - who is three points ahead of us right now. The thought of us moving into third place this weekend by taking 4 points from Air Force is a pretty big motivator.
With Valentine's Day coming on Thursday and the Griffs being on the road for it, I thought it would be a good idea to talk about a few of the love stories going on around the dressing room this season.
Mitch McCrank: he's fallen in love with his "flow," earning himself the nickname, "Flowzy McCrank." I couldn't imagine how heartbroken he would be without his massive head of hair.
Doug Jessey, Keegan Asmundson, Carl Larsson: these three roommates have fallen in love with a space heater over the last few days because of the lack of heat in their house. It's hard to say at this point if they'll even care for their furnace to work again.
Patrick Sullivan: loves and has always loved Cosmic Brownies. Without Cosmic Brownies and water, Patrick may not survive very long.
Anyways, back to a more serious topic. With only six regular season games left, it's kind of crazy to think that in just a few weeks our games will mean the most. Standings will no longer mean anything; games lost and won over the course of the regular season mean nothing.
Every next game that we get to play will be the most important game we have played all year. After all, it could be our last. Our entire year of hard work is all coming to a point at playoff time. To be honest, part of me hates to see the regular season near the end, however, I am excited for playoff time.
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next time, keep it simple,
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Green Bean and Fennel Salad with Pecans
Serve this colorful salad along with our Bay-Leaf-Crusted Pork Roast.
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- 1 cup pecan pieces
- Coarse salt and ground pepper
- 1 pound green beans, trimmed
- 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 3 medium fennel bulbs (about 2 pounds total), cored and thinly sliced, fronds reserved (optional)
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Fill a bowl with ice water; set aside. Spread pecans on a rimmed baking sheet. Bake until fragrant and crisp, 8 to 10 minutes; set aside. (Store up to two days in an airtight container.)
Place 1/2 inch water in a large skillet with a lid. Bring to a boil; salt generously. Add green beans, cover skillet, and cook over medium heat, tossing occasionally, until crisp-tender, 6 to 8 minutes. Transfer immediately to ice water. Drain; pat dry with paper towels. (Cover and refrigerate up to 10 hours.)
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The fashion industry had a very hard task this week. They had to carry on with the catwalk shows of New York Fashion Week and the business of fashion – which can seem frivolous at the best of times – whilst the city is remembering 9/11 and marking the 10 year anniversary of those lost. A very sad day, but the shows went on.
Victoria Beckham's was one of the shows that took place, she has had an extra busy time of late, only just having had baby Harper, who accompanied her (of course) but she still managed to produce an accomplished collection for spring/summer 2012. Short shift dresses featured and body con fitted dresses that finish mid calf with cut away vest tops, racer backs and exposed zips. She showed parkers and voluminous kimono jackets in heavy silk satins. The collection is simple, chic with more than a look of sportswear about it.
Alexander Wang's spring/summer collection also was inspired by sportswear, although he took his inspiration from tougher sports like Motorcross. Wang used high shine, waterproof fabrics, and leather. He also showcased the exposed zip and used chevron and monochrome prints. Peter Som's catwalk show featured 1960s inspired tiny shorts, mini dresses and short shirt dresses. All in neons and acids brights, like citrus yellow, turquoise and bright corals. We also saw him use clashing sixties prints.
So what does all this mean in terms of lingerie for next spring/summer? Well, we can expect to be a bit more adventurous with colour, we will be seeing more neon brights and electric colours like our Melody Full Cup Bra by Panache in electric blue. We may see more large, sixties inspired floral prints, moving away from the small ditsy print of this year. There will definitely be a move towards a sportier look for bras. We are not talking about sports bras here, there will be a different sportier shape, but using gorgeous vibrant colours and prints in silky fabrics to keep that feminine look.


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|My major complaint with max prop is the short lifespan on their zincs. I found an adaptor at www.smtinc.net that solved this problem for me. Lets me put cheap cone zincs on instead of the maxprop zinc. Saves both money and lasts 3 times longer.
Max prop on a saildrive
I have heard nothing but good things about the Tanmar saildrive. Because of the location on the tail through the hull you will get more power to the prop than with conventional drives. As long as you are strick about keeping up the maintance on your drive tail you will be very happy you went with saildrive.
Max prop on a saildrive
Jum, You mentioned OMC. The saildrive on the boat I ordered is by Yanmar. Does that sound right? The engine is a 3JH with Yanmar saildrive. I''ll have no problems with seasonal maintenance. I enjoy that part of boat ownership. Thanks for the input Larry
Max prop on a saildrive
I for one (there are not to many of us) like saildrive. There are several reasons. 1. It is always on the very bottom of the boat near the keel. Not near the stern like standard inboard, not hanging off the transom like an outboard. 2. It take up ALOT less space. No drive shaft, the area aft of the power head is open for storage. 3. The vibration is alot lower than on most inboard mounted auxs. 4. The boat is usually easier to control under power.
Now the drawbacks as I see them. 1. Maintanance is a must. The tail (transmission) must be serveried seasonally (if you don''t you wish you''ll had). If you don''t use a folding prop your preformance is effected. And the Biggest of all drawbacks ... OMC ...
Saildrive is an old idea now being used more and more in new boats it really isn''t a bad way to go
Max prop on a saildrive
Thanks Jon K That''s why I like this forum. There are lots of qualified opinions and not too many wrong answers. Unless I find more compelling feedback, I think I''m going to stick with the saildrive. Larry V
Max prop on a saildrive
We just got our first boat with a Saildrive. I was reluctant (for the reasons Jack states) but have seen few problems with them on boats I know. One friend has had a Farr 1020 with Saildrive for almost 20 years, no problems and the technology has surely advanced. Granted we sail in cold, less corrosive waters. There is virtually no propwalk on our boat, due to the factors listed above. Backing out of a slip is a pleasure, its like a car, just turn the wheel. The horizontal drive is very efficient - the prop is pushing back, not partially down. The freedom from vibration is very good - no shaft alignment issues.
I agree Max-props have low drag under sail, as do folding props, and they are unsurpassed in reverse. The problem with Max-props is low efficiency in forward, due to the flat blades without twist or cup. Remember we use forward 99%+ of the time. So how much much power do you need to back out of a slip or set a hook? I used a Martec 2 blade folder for years, famous for low power in reverse; maybe I needed a couple hundred more RPM in reverse but so what? We have several friends with Max-props unhappy with fuel efficiency, due in part I suspect to the low efficiency of the flat blades. They do offer the advantage of messing with pitch till it''s right and that may account for the people who swear by them - they finally got the right pitch prop.
We got a 3 blade Flex-0-fold. With a clean bottom our 41'' boat with 55 hp gets 9.5 knots at full throttle. The three blade gives you more margin for balance issues as Jack mentions, and 55 hp is marginal to absorb with a 2 blade. At 2200 RPM we get 8 knots even. We give up some power to a Max-prop in reverse but there is so much surplus it''s never missed. I suspect you''ll like the Saildrive. Keep those zincs up.
jon k
Max prop on a saildrive
Let''s try to get back to your original issues.
Selecting a feathering prop will provide less drag when sailing (over a conventional fixed prop of the same # of blades and diameter). Unlike a folding prop, a feathering prop should provide stronger backing power. For a given hull, a saildrive should provide less prop wash than conventional running gear because the turning moment of the prop is closer to the CLR of the hull/keel (even tho'' a conventional shaft does incline the thrust a bit, as Jeff mentions). So...so far that seems to justify your engine choice and interest in a feathering prop.
However, I''m not convinced the MaxProp product (which I now use and like very much) is the optimum choice for a saildrive installation. I''d talk with your builder, your boat''s designer and/or the prop manufacturers, trying to distill out which feathering props were initially designed for saildrive systems, which after all can present some very different issues. Look at how close that bevel gearing is to the prop: which props will impose the least off-balance loading should one blade heavily foul or get nicked, e.g. Which prop most easily permits anode replacement while in the water, given that otherwise your sail leg serves as the anode? I can see some variables in here that would weigh heavily on my choice of prop product.
One (unsolicited) comment: you''ve chosen an engine installation that brings some significant compromises, just to avoid a bit of prop walk. If it isn''t too late to order the boat with the conventional engine choice, I''d encourage you to rethink the choice...
Max prop on a saildrive
The reason the Maxprop looses efficency is that the blades ar flat not cupped as on a fixed blade. They can''t be cupped because they must function in reverse. They give the same thrust in Fwd as reverse but you do loose due to blade shape.
Max prop on a saildrive
Your MaxProp, for that matter almost any 3 blade feathering or folding prop, will deliver much better than 75% efficiency in forward (compared to an equivalent sized 3 blade fixed prop). The advantage of the Max is that it rotates its blades in reverse to turn its blade leading edges the most effective orientation for reverse. This actually increases its backing efficiency as much as 80% over that of a fixed prop. See this URL for the particulars.
Max prop on a saildrive
I have a 3 blade Maxprop and was told that it gave only 75% of the thrust of a 3 blade fixed prop in forward. Since it gives virtually the same thrust in reverse that it does in forward it give considerably more thrust in reverse than a fixed blade.
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SGT FANG'S BUCKET IS IN MY OPINION THE NICEST MOST ACCURATE :fettesb
The REAL one! ;) :lol
hehe ya , well a real one would be nice to have thats for sure.
The new movie sized one, no question about it IMO.
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The new movie sized one, no question about it IMO.
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The new movie sized one, no question about it IMO.
But until I see that mod, I'm going with slave1117a and Sarge's Mystery Helm!
Well, again, it's tough to generalize "the best" helmet, because there are variations from the ESB to the ROTJ. The ESB and ROTJ are not as different as was once thought. But, there are differences significant enough for me that a helmet made to be ESB can't be passable as an ROTJ and vice-versa. The "movie-sized helmet" is the best, current interpretation of the ESB helmet. Sarge's helmet, on the other hand, works better as an ROTJ helmet.
mine, hehe :)
Seeker really seems to like the new one I got. ;)
So much in fact, that he's getting one of his own. Every time he comes by, he wants me to drag it out of the case, so he can molest it. :lol
Tyler, I thought it was the other way around?
The Aurora helmet.
A couple of quick notes: The Aurora helmets are the movie sized helmets which are ESB helmets. The mystery helmet was rumored to have been molded off of one of the screen used helmets, although the shape resembles the RotJ more than the ESB. So if its origin is true, it is more likely that it was pulled off of the RotJ helmet.
Ok, thanks for all the info guys, now to just come up on a decision of what helmet, was thinking ROTJ, was what i was more paticular towards, but still havent decided.
Thanks BF!!
Someone please, clarify about the "Aurora" and the "Sarge's" versions. I mean, give me links to the pics to see for myself what it is all about. I've seen the new Jango helmet at Party City and it looks really big and accurate. As of me...the best looking one is (or will be)....MINE once I start customizing it and paint it. (I have the '95 DP version). :) Seriously guys, let me know and send a link or pics to me.
If you think the Party City (Rubie's) helmets are big, then either of these two helmets will look like Volkswagons to you! The only helmets smaller than the Rubie's are the Riddell mini-helmets. :lol
Here is a link to Lynn's comparison pics of his MSH and Mystery helmet. His bandwidth is touch-and-go, so you may not be able to see the pics tonight.


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Security cameras being added to Slavic Village
(Cleveland) – Steps are being taken to increase security in part of Slavic Village.
Councilman Zack Reed thinks the Warner Road area can be the next Ohio City or Tremont, and to do that he says crime needs to be tackled head-on.
With that in mind, Reed says added layer of security is coming for residents and merchant's along Warner Road with the installation of 10 wireless security cameras.
At a cost of $21,048, the cameras will be positioned along the largely commercial strip to foster a safer district for merchants, customers and residents alike.
Modeled after Councilman Reed's existing camera program, the Warner cameras will allow for superior detail resolution using digital technology. Recorded footage will be observable in real time and archived in the event a review is needed.
Cameras will be mounted on area telephone poles along Warner Road between Turney and Grand Division Avenue.
"I am committed to taking every step possible to improve the safety of my community," said Cleveland City Councilman Zack Reed. "These cameras will provide an added layer of security to help deter threats, but to also help solve any incidents of criminal activity. We can no longer allow the acts of a few to weigh on this neighborhood as a whole. "
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Mom's Peach Cobbler Cake Recipe
2 tablespoons butter
1 tablespoon brown sugar
In a brownie style pan place the butter in the pan and place in over at 350 until it melt. Add brown sugar and stir. Place pie filling on the bottom evenly spread out.
Cake recipe:
2/3 cup shortening
1 cup sugar
beat together until light.
2 eggs
2 teaspoon vanilla
1 cup milk
Mix in dry ingredients until well incorporated and smooth:
2 cups flour
2 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
Spread batter over the peach mixture and bake for 40 minutes on 350 degree hot oven till browned.
Serve warm. Great with French vanilla ice cream or any whipped cream.
20 comments:
- Federica said...
This cake looks delicious. It's a great suggestion to take advantage of the last peaches of the season. Bye, have a great week
- September 26, 2011 at 12:21 AM
- Bo said...
This sounds really good...especially with the French Vanilla ice cream.
- September 26, 2011 at 1:39 AM
- Katherine Martinelli said...
I love peach cobbler! So special that this is your mom's recipe.
- September 26, 2011 at 2:04 AM
- Blackswan said...
Hello Claudia, I'm Back From Finland, Arriving With Mr Angry Bird! It's so nice to be greeted by your Peachy Cake, sweetie!
- September 26, 2011 at 5:14 AM
- Greg said...
This sounds really good! I love fresh peaches.
- September 26, 2011 at 7:34 AM
- Marina said...
Now show us how does it look like inside? :) Yummy!
- September 26, 2011 at 7:44 AM
- Lizzy said...
Oh, my, Claudia, what an amazing dessert! I adore peach desserts...and this beauty is no exception!
- September 26, 2011 at 8:18 AM
- Curt said...
That sounds so good. I haven't had a good peach cobbler in years!
- September 26, 2011 at 8:58 AM
- Lana @ Never Enough Thyme said...
I love these kinds of recipes - cake and fruit all in one pan. So simple and so good!
- September 26, 2011 at 9:28 AM
- Pretend Chef said...
This looks so delicious. I would love a slice of this right now with a scoop of ice cream. Your mom's recipe sounds perfect.
- September 26, 2011 at 12:46 PM
- Mari said...
Claudia, this looks like a great recipe, I wish I could see it inside, it must be irresistible!
Thanks :)
- September 26, 2011 at 3:32 PM
- Malli said...
Cake and Peach Cobbler in one--- an awesome decadent Fall treat!! Thanks for sharing:)
- September 26, 2011 at 3:49 PM
- Leticia's Cook Book said...
super good recipe. I'll definitely try it out and will post it on my blog if I get it right, ha! Looks terrific! Thanks Claudia, and thanks for visiting my blog. You're always a big encouragement! Have a nice week!
- September 26, 2011 at 3:57 PM
- Joanne said...
I haven't had a really good cobbler in so long. You've definitely triggered a craving.
- September 26, 2011 at 7:51 PM
- Cake Duchess said...
I adore peach desserts. Your mom's recipe must be a keeper and I need to give it a try:)
- September 26, 2011 at 8:44 PM
- Catherine said...
Dear Claudia, Peach cobbler is a favorite around here. This is a delicious recipe. Just add a scoop of vanilla ice cream and a little spot of heaven is achieved. Blessings my dear friend. Catherine xo
- September 26, 2011 at 9:23 PM
- Reeni said...
A delectable cobbler! Can you believe I never made one? I have to fix that soon!
- September 26, 2011 at 10:09 PM
- Angie's Recipes said...
A really wonderful late summer dessert!
- September 27, 2011 at 8:49 AM
- My Little Space said...
It's been a long time since I had one of this. What a great reminder. Hope you're well dear.
- September 28, 2011 at 1:57 AM
- Dr.Sameena Prathap said...
wow..dat looks real yummmmm...:)
- September 29, 2011 at 8:37 AM


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The thought of teachers carrying guns in the classroom makes some parents cringe and others breathe sighs of relief.
But now, there's no way to know exactly who's carrying what. One Utah lawmaker wants to change that.
Rep. Carol Spackman Moss, D-Holladay, plans to run a bill to allow parents to find out if their children's teachers are packing in the classroom. A parent would also be allowed to request his or her child be reassigned to a different teacher if the teacher is carrying, under the bill.
"This is a parents' rights bill. It's not a gun bill," Moss said Thursday. Though it's late in the legislative session, Moss said she wants to see discussion about the issue. "I think the discussion will be worthwhile, and I want to see if people think parental rights trump gun rights."
She pointed to a recent Utah poll, conducted by Dan Jones & Associates and commissioned by The Exoro Group, in which 82 percent of respondents said parents should have a right to know if their children's teachers carry firearms.
That same poll also found that nearly 60 percent of Utahns either strongly or somewhat favor allowing teachers and other full-time school employees to carry firearms at school. Teachers are already allowed to carry concealed weapons at schools in Utah.
The proposal comes amid national discussion about school safety and gun control following a December massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Conn., where a gunman killed 20 children and six adults before taking his own life. He also fatally shot his mother.
It's a tragedy that's inspired some to push for more guns in schools and others for more gun control nationwide.
Moss' bill is sure to generate the same polarized reactions in Utah if it makes it to a public hearing in coming days. The legislative session will last only two more weeks, and the bill, HB389, had just been publicly released Friday morning.
But already, the proposal has opponents and supporters.
Miriam Walkingshaw, co-founder of Utah Parents Against Gun Violence, called the bill a good one, saying guns in classrooms present "a danger," especially given Utah's high child-to-adult ratios in schools. She said, in light of that, parents should have the right to know if their child's teacher is carrying at school.
"People aren't always able to be 100 percent on top of everything, and a gun is a weapon that's designed to kill people," Walkingshaw said. "Accidents happen."
Others say schools would be safer if more teachers carried guns. Marilyn Anderson, a teacher at Northridge High School in Layton, said educators shouldn't have to worry about being penalized for carrying. Anderson has a concealed carry permit but said she doesn't carry in the classroom, mainly because her gun is too big to wear comfortably and she would like more experience with it first.
"It's a constitutional right, so the problem is what if every parent wants their kid out just because the teacher's carrying?" Anderson wondered. "Does the teacher lose his or her job for doing something that's constitutionally protected?"
Clark Aposhian, chairman of the Utah Shooting Sports Council, said allowing parents to find out if their teachers are carrying would be an invasion of teachers' privacy. He said the bill is unnecessary.
"Teachers with permits have been carrying for 12 years now, and there's never been a problem, let alone a pattern of problems among those with permits," Aposhian said. "We think this is just another way to demonize permit holders, who happen to be teachers in this case."
The Utah Shooting Sports Council co-hosted a free concealed weapons class for teachers late last year, after the Sandy Hook shooting, that attracted more than 150 Utah educators and school workers.


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a place for zinesters - writers and readers
There's a lot that can be done with zines and similar things completely independent from computers.
Graphic arts used to use the following but i'm wondering how many of you use in your stuff the following:
Photographic darkroom manipulation, effects: black and white and color
Typographic. photocopying from font books. typesetting lines and bodies of text ( kerning, tracking, leadin all by hand) Using dry transfer rub downs.
Paste up
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There seem to be a few people who've mentioned they've used pre-computer technology, one pretty recently. My worm-eaten brain can only remember "Atomic" who bought an offset press & is going to try to relearn what he used to do with one in school.
Have you heard of The Match? Pretty much no web presence, but I'm sure you can find the POB on-line somewhere.
The most I've done is messed around with a ditto machine, one hectograph and one bottle-n-brush mimeo experiment. I've been trying to investigate pre-computer technology, but it's been a long uphill climb. However slow, I'm going to keep trying. I've heard some say it's easy and worth the effort, others that the learning curve is impossibly steep for most, and I should give up. We'll see.
I don't know if photocopiers are technically "analog" or whether they have a digital element to them. Newer ones do I suppose. What about digital mimeographs? A fusion of both? Most "old-schoolers" probably don't use presses, but scissors, glue, old books & magazines, in xerox machines.
This discussion may or may not be relevant to you.
There may be other relevant discussions on the forum, but I don't know how to post more than one link at a time. I'm an idiot at the Internet.
Analog extends beyond typewriters, simple silkscreen and photocopying or using mimeographs.
Everything done on photoshop was once done by hand. You can get 1000's of different effects with liquid emulsion and enlargers in a darkroom that can enhance any zine. Its all about experimenting and knowing the chemistry and timing. Its too bad that darkrooms and their materiasl aren't as common and cheap as before.
There are tons of possiblities.
its not about nostalgia or anti new technology as much as it is using a more natural and physical realm of working that just happenes to "analog".
Photocopiers just recently became digital. Difference is digital copiers are dot based, analog ones are line based.
Digital copiers look similar to laser prints from computers.
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During the past forty years, country music artists have traditionally supported Republican Party themes of anti-abortion, the flag, God and country, but there are some signs even they are beginning to have doubts concerning those who have been running the nation into the ground. Don Cusic, a scholar dealing with the topic, says although "Country singers tend to be populists more than anything," and supports Republicans, the continuing conflict in Iraq and the economic crisis caused by the Wall Street melt down, are impacting their views. Country singer Robert Fulks wrote a song about the president asking, "how can you get a country sheriff walkin with a frat boy's brain?" The Dixie Chicks who were banned in 2003 for questioning the war in Iraq are now back at the top of the charts.
Darryl Worley went from pro-Bush songs after 9/11 to anti-war songs and icon Toby Keith recently came out in support of Obama. A theme that has always been part of country music is opposition to the wealthy and with the fiscal crisis most country music singers are blasting Congress and those in leadership positions. It is unfortunate the Johnny Cash is not alive because he would have been a strong supporter of Barack Obama. Johnny knew what the average person needed, and it was not rhetoric about an individual's friends.


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My name's Smally and I'm a member of the 501st UK garrison. I've been a member for over 11years now and done a few trooper builds in my time. I'm also a member of the MEPD where I was third to gain SWAT status with my Sandtrooper build (first in the UK), so this must prove to you my attention to detail when it comes to these things! ;)
I have had a good look around the forum and I recognise some usernames from the above mentioned forums... Hey guys!:cheers
So why am I here? Well because a fascination with Boba brought me here, plus I'm now looking to begin the long journey of an ESB fett build. I'm sure you guys will be able and willing to share all your knowledge and guidance with me to achieve this?
So here goes.... Where do I start lol.....
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Bought the Samsung DCI2605 3D Blu-Ray refurb unit from Woot when it was here for $59.
It lasted four months, then started not playing past 8 minutes of.. anything. Neftlix, Hulu, or Blu-Ray or traditional DVD discs. It just "froze" after somewhere between 7 and 11 minutes. Power cycle was the only way to fix it.
Four months > 90 days. So really I spent $59 to avoid having to go to a store and spend $89 on another Blu-Ray player so that I could finish the Star Trek movies my wife got me for Christmas.
In my opinion, I'd rather have the $59 back and purchased a non-refurb non-samsung unit four months earlier.
So does this play files straight from a hard drive? Say if I connected an external hard drive through the USB port, will it play whatever files I have stored on it?
I got one of these last time it was on Woot. The wifi capabilities are absolutely awful. I bought it to have a simple way to watch Netflix on my TV, but the quality is terrible. I ended up going with a Chromecast, which isn't as simple, but works great. As others have noted, only buy this if you want Blu-Ray and nothing else.
There was a time in the past where Woot responded to customer service complaints in the blog. Hopefully they're answering these concerns off the blog or that's another thing long gone.
mikecris wrote:Seriously Woot???!!! Huge frustration from a long time buyer. Ordered one of these at the beginning of the month, it got lost in the mail, I sent in 2 customer service requests that weren't addressed until after another sale of this item had come and gone, and was then told there were none left in stock for a replacement and gave me a refund. While I do thank you much for the refund, I have to ask White Tundra Frost is this?????? So not cool......
At that time, we probably were out of stock. We don't maintain inventory on items. These are likely from a new purchase and possibly a different vendor. CS can't see upcoming purchases so can't hold items from them.
Livinonedge wrote:It has a neat feature that when turning the Bluray player on directly, it will turn the TV on automatically. And turning the TV off will power off the player.
This is all going without saying this only works with Samsung TVs for a Samsung player
This is an industry standard called Consumer Electronic Control. Many manufacturers use their own name for it (BRAVIA Sync for Sony, Anynet+ for Samsung) and imply that it only works with their equipment, but it more or less works across platforms.
If I turn off my Vizio TV it turns off my Onkyo receiver and my (different) Samsung Blu-ray player. If I'm watching my TiVo and turn on my Blu-ray player to put in a disc, the receiver switches from the TiVo to the receiver. If I turn on my TV it turns on my receiver (and my Blu-ray player if and only if the player was the selected source when I turned if off). The only thing that doesn't happen is that my receiver doesn't turn on the Blu-ray player when I select it as the source, but I can do that by remote, and usually I'm putting a disc in which powers it on.
CEC is pretty handy, and it doesn't require that everything be the same brand.
I bought this so I could stream netflix, so far it works for about 5 minutes then buffers for about 30 seconds then plays for another 5 minutes. I gave up with netflix. Tried about 20 different DVDs and a few blu-rays which all pause in the middle of playing and some times they work again, other times you have to power off the machine and turn it back on. About once every hour the display will stop working and it requires a reboot to get the display back working. Not satisfied so far.
Easily one of the single worst investments I've ever made. Even after all of the firmware updates, you have to constantly unplug the unit and cycle the power because Netflix stalls to a point that the player locks up. I wish I had read the previous reviews but figured at a similar price a few months ago, how could I go wrong? Daily now, my Blu-ray player reminds me of all the ways that I could.
If I wanted a Blu-ray player strictly for its core value, then I wouldn't have invested in one with apps. But I figured I could cut out the middle man (Roku) and get everything in one tidy package.
Essentially, all I use it for is the occasional Blu-ray (it's very loud) and using the USB drive to watch video files. Save your money and invest it in a more expensive model that actually works.
It is a thoughtless, prehistoric build and even at this price, not worth your time.
Got this at the woot off earlier this month and blu ray and netflix are just fine. HDMI going to the tv and coax out from the tv to the dac. It all works fine. Came with the latest firmware. Uses wep for wifi and I just have no issues at all.
It did find default directories on my pc and I'm glad it did cause I thought they weren't shared. I unshared and all is secure now.
Creeper1313 wrote:That's a key point. While this one says "with Apps", you need to read the fine print of which apps.
I got the BD-F5900 which is a bit wider than this one and was $118 new at Amazon 6 months ago, but since I'm a Prime member, this was worth it to me. I've had none of the general freezing and glitchy issues reported with this one (the 5400).
I'm not a Netflix streaming customer, so unfortunately I can't report on if it suffers from any freezing with that app in particular.
Not having prime is a huge deal breaker, so I'll look into other models too.
Just curious to know when if ever,woot will start excepting paypal?
zaxmyth wrote:Got this the last time it was on sale here. Absolutely no problems from woot!, I love this website! The player itself is very finicky, sometimes non-responsive at all. I have to unplug it and plug it back in for it to show any signs of life, even though the power button is lit-up. Using the remote to search for anything is a chore, because it takes a couple seconds to respond after each button press. Maybe due to it being refurbished? I don't know, but it's definitely worth spending a little more for a new model.
I have the exact same issue. Its very unresponsive, and a very poor player overall especially for netflix. I intend to attempt to return mine soon.
blu ray fine, netflix just plain awful
jasnom wrote:Just curious to know when if ever,woot will start excepting paypal?
They've been accepting Paypal for at least five years. That's what I used for my first purchase back then.
EDIT: well, I don't see it there now. Maybe it went away with the Amazon.com payment method.
Bought this from the December Woot, just got around to setting it up tonight. Netflix seemed to work ok, just tried it briefly. But the Blu-Ray player doesn't work at all. Sounded like it was coughing up a lung, "loading" incessantly, and nothing. The disc itself is fine, we popped it into another player to be sure. I regret purchasing this.
I bought one and it won't even turn on, power light flickers on and off, makes a noise here and there but no onscreen display....Can't get a email back from woot about getting a refund or exchange? So for now I have something to hold my dresser down.
You can not beat the price! I purchased on the last time it was on sale. I have it hooked up to my Samsung TV, it works flawlessly through BD Wise. I have not experienced any problems with linking up with WiFi or streaming Netflix. Wish I was able to pick another up before they sold out.
Where is it !
grego53 wrote:Where is it !
The order?
Standard shipping normally is 3-5 business days form the sale.
I would recommend that if you don't see any tracking on your order by January 8th, to email into email@example.com and let them know.
This is one of the first things I bought from Woot. To everyone who have been on this site awhile, do they always just slap an address label on a box and put it in the mail. It's like they took the book off the shelf at Best Buy and walked outside and put it in the mail, so every moment it was in route everyone know what it was. They don't put things in plain boxes or something of that nature.
This was delivered on my doorstep without ANY type of packaging but an address label slapped onto the Samsung box. Really Woot!?! Anyone going by could have taken it. I sent an email to Woot got an auto generated email that someone would respond in five days. That was 10 days ago. Birthday surprised ruined! Okay so no surprise plug it in and wi fi won't connect but player works. I guess you get what you pay for. At least I gave tone to find a birthday gift that will be a surprise. Very disappointed!
dfali wrote:This was delivered on my doorstep without ANY type of packaging but an address label slapped onto the Samsung box. Really Woot!?! Anyone going by could have taken it. I sent an email to Woot got an auto generated email that someone would respond in five days. That was 10 days ago. Birthday surprised ruined! Okay so no surprise plug it in and wi fi won't connect but player works. I guess you get what you pay for. At least I gave tone to find a birthday gift that will be a surprise. Very disappointed!
I'm sorry for your experience. I passed your info along; you should hear from someone soon.
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Was shocked to see that headline earlier, I had no idea it was that serious. I've always been a fan of McCarthy (I strongly advocated the Reds pick him up after Texas gave up on him) as both a player and a person, and hopefully he recovers fully from this.
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
Horrible news. You forget how dangerous professional sports can be until something like this happens, the speed and the power of the game. I pray that everything goes well for McCarthy.
I think he'll recover and play again, but it would be nice if some of the MDs we have on the board gave their opinions.
"A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it."
Very scary. It amazes me sometimes that this doesn't happen more, just goes to show how good some of those athletes are out there to defend themselves against shots back through the middle.
...the 2-2 to Woodsen and here it comes...and it is swung on and missed! And Tom Browning has pitched a perfect game! Twenty-seven outs in a row, and he is being mobbed by his teammates, just to the thirdbase side of the mound.
Herb Score
"Boys, I'm one of those umpires that misses 'em every once in a while so if it's close, you'd better hit it." Cal Hubbard
The games greatest catalyst is fear, fear of the ball in the box and on the mound
Just ask Tony C
"Boys, I'm one of those umpires that misses 'em every once in a while so if it's close, you'd better hit it." Cal Hubbard
The tech should be good enough to come up with a decent protective device without resorting to something that resembles a football helmet. Start incorporating it in the youth leagues and bring it forward as they move up the ranks.
Poor guy. I saw the video of that hit and it was so scary. I am amazed that he never lost consciousness! My thoughts and prayers go out to him and his family. Hope his recovery is complete and that we see him back with his team on the sidelines this year and hopefully pitching again next season.
"I tried to play golf, but I found out I wasn't very good." -Joey Votto on his offseason hobby search
An MLB.com reporter asked what one thing Votto couldnt do. I cant skate or play hockey, Votto said. Well, I can skate ... but I cant stop.
an epidural hemorrhage is where the epidural artery bleeds. the blood accumulates between the skull & the brain. since there is only so much room in the skull cavity the brain gets compresssed. this is much worse than a subdural hematoma which is a low pressure venous bleed. he could have suffered major brain damage. only time will tell.
I was thinking of John Olerud. I believe he had suffered a sub arachnoid bleed from a ruptured aneurysm. He wore a helmet in the field playing 1B. It seems like some sort of mini helmet could be made for pitchers or pitchers, first basemen & third basemen.
Also one of the best athletes to follow on twitter -- consistently insightful and funny.
Speedy recovery to him.
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the super is now honey-less and nicely filled with brood... Could someone advise me of how to proceed from here? I have two deeps under the super.
Iddee has been at this a lot longer than me but I usually shake all the bees off the honey super frames into the deep brood boxes, add a queen excluder and place the honey super back on. The queen will be below and the bees will back fill the honey super as the brood hatches.
You are correct on the deep being empty. As the flow advances, they will move the brood chamber down and place the honey in the top. When there is enough excess honey to fill the super, the brood will be gone from there. The best thing to do now is "NOTHING"
After they backfill it and you extract it you can use the comb in swarm traps. ;)Bailey


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Vito Mannone will start against Stoke City on Sunday.
The Italian goalkeeper has been called up after Wojciech Szczesny failed a fitness test on a rib injury. Lukasz Fabianski is also sidelined with a back problem.
Mannone is one of two changes from the squad that drew 0-0 with Sunderland last weekend. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is back from injury and replaces Andrey Arshavin on the bench.
Arsenal: Mannone, Jenkinson, Mertesacker, Vermaelen, Gibbs, Arteta, Diaby, Cazorla, Gervinho, Podolski, Giroud; Subs: Martinez, Santos, Walcott, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Ramsey, Djourou, CoquelinCopyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Q has a novel idea for ending civil war in the Q Continuum: have a child with Captain Janeway.
After witnessing a supernova from the closest distance any Starfleet vessel has ever been, Captain Kathryn Janeway heads to her quarters for the night after being on the bridge for fourteen straight hours. When she arrives, she is startled to find a bed covered in deep-red satin sheets and heart-shaped pillows. Q reveals himself to be in her room. He attempts to proposition her with his odd sexual advances but Janeway tells him to go away. However, he takes this as playing hard to get, and leaves, but with the intention of returning soon.
Act OneEdit
The next day, Commander Chakotay and the captain are interrupted by the appearance of Q again. Q thinks that Janeway is attracted to Chakotay because of his tattoo, and produces one on his face, but bigger, which doesn't impress the captain or Chakotay at all. They both walk out on him.
- "Captain's log, stardate 50384.2. Q's unannounced visits continue. Since I suspect he's up to something more than pursuing me, I've instructed the crew to take every opportunity to uncover his true motives."
Lieutenant Tom Paris and Ensign Harry Kim are enjoying the resort-themed holoprogram and receiving massages while working on crew evaluations, only for their holo-consorts to be whisked to Q's side. They then ask Q what he really is here for, citing that his numerous visits to the Enterprise were more than they seem. Casually, Q states that he had tried everything to woo Janeway, from filling the bridge with roses, to writing Drabian love sonnets and serenading her in her bath. But at every attempt, she rejects him, so he asks the two for advice. Paris advises that he quit while he is ahead, before he embarrasses himself more than he already has. Q then goes over to the bar, asking for another drink, but Neelix refuses to unless he explains his intentions; Q tries to ask him about Janeway's "favorite things". Neelix states that he can't bribe the captain and Q retorts that is exactly what he does, doing things for her. Neelix snaps that he is "respectful, loyal and sincere", qualities that Q could never possess. Q chuckles softly at this.
Later on in the day, the captain is in her ready room again and hears a small whining sound from behind her desk. Investigating, she finds a Red Setter puppy waiting for her. Janeway recognizes that it is a "gift" from Q and remains unimpressed. Q appears again and tries to cajole her into mating with him. Then, a female Q arrives suddenly.
Act TwoEdit
The female Q disapproves of Q's interest in the captain and all three go onto the bridge as Chakotay calls Janeway. Another supernova is in progress, and Kim confirms that there are actually three other supernovae occurring at the same time. Janeway grasps the idea that since it is too coincidental that these supernovae are going critical and presumes that Q is somehow involved in the supernovae, which the female Q confirms. With the knowledge that USS Voyager couldn't outrun the shock waves quickly enough to avoid damage, Janeway orders red alert. Q transports himself and the captain to the Q Continuum, as the female Q tries to follow. The shock wave closes in on Voyager.
Act ThreeEdit
Janeway finds herself in a recreation of the American Civil War, which is a representation of the Continuum. Q explains that the Q Continuum is at war with itself and various factions are trying to obliterate each other using powerful weapons, which are simultaneously causing the supernovae across the galaxy. Q also explains that the acts of Quinn (a Q encountered by Voyager before) have brought unrest to the Continuum, with two main sides arising – the ones who wish for individuality and separatism and the others who want the status quo. Q, unfortunately, appears to be on the losing side, the one wishing for separatism. He then explains that he wishes to end the war by adding Human DNA into the Continuum and having a baby, something that hasn't been done before. Suddenly the house they're standing in is bombarded with bullets and cannonfire and Q is hit and starts bleeding. A voice from outside the house tells Q to surrender but Q shoots back, and is hit again. Janeway manages to get him out of the house and to a friendly camp.
Act FourEdit
- "First Officer's log, stardate 50392.7. While we don't fully understand the astrophysics underlying her plan, the female Q has suggested several modifications which may allow Voyager to enter the Continuum."
On Voyager, the shock waves hits the ship, hurtling it off course and damaging the warp drive. Fortunately there's no major damage but the female Q has remained on board and is slightly injured. Her link with the Continuum has been lost and the crew attempts to find a way into the Continuum to rescue the captain.
- "First Officer's log, supplemental. We've laid in a course for the point in space where the female Q says we can enter the Continuum and find the captain."
The female Q suggests flying straight into one of the numerous supernovae, after explaining that they're not normal supernovae but echoes of the battle in the Continuum. With a few shield modifications, Voyager enters the Continuum.
Janeway convinces Q that the Continuum should stop fighting and try to find a non-aggressive way to resolve their problems. She then suggests that Q should mate with his female Q companion. The captain goes to the opposing side's headquarters and speaks to the colonel in charge. He doesn't agree with her and sentences both Janeway and Q to death.
Act FiveEdit
Just before Janeway and Q are to be shot the next day, the crew of Voyager arrives in the area, fully clothed in period costume, with weapons, and rescues the captain and Q. The Q female and Q mate, simply by touching fingers together. This done, everyone from Voyager is returned to normal space. Kim can detect no supernovas anywhere near Voyager, indicating the Q's civil war is over.
Walking back into her ready room, the captain finds Q there, with his new son on his knee, speaking baby words. He thanks her for saving the Q from extinction and asks her to be his son's godmother. She accepts and Q and his baby leave.
Memorable quotesEdit
"l'm stuck here with you mortals while Q is probably in the process of irreparably harming the Continuum with that woman. Hmm! Tossed aside for someone five billion years younger! If it weren't so laughable I would cry."
- - Female Q
"I want you out, but first, get rid of this bed."
"I have no intention of getting between those Starfleet-issue sheets. They give me a terrible rash."
"Since you won't be getting in the bed, I wouldn't worry about it."
- - Janeway and Q
"My cosmic clock is ticking!"
"Foreplay with a Q can last for decades!"
- - Q trying to seduce Janeway
"I've never figured out what you see in this big oaf anyway. Is it the tattoo? 'Cause mine's bigger!"
"Not big enough."
- - Q and Janeway, about Chakotay, with Q making a huge tattoo appear on his face
"I know I don't have any right to feel this way, but this bothers the hell out of me."
- - Chakotay, after Janeway said that Q wanted to mate with her
"What are you doing with that dog?
(Q and Janeway look at the puppy the Captain's holding)
I'm not talking about the puppy."
- - Female Q, to Q (and Janeway)
"Hmm... well, there is one possibility, but somehow I don't think this rickety barge or your half-witted crew members are up to the challenge."
"May I remind you, madam, that this 'rickety barge' and its 'half-witted crew' are your only hope at the moment."
- - Female Q and Tuvok, about trying to return to the Q Continuum
"I've always liked Klingon females. You've got such... spunk."
- - Female Q, referring to Lt. Torres
- Suzie Plakson, who plays the Female Q also played K'Ehleyr, another Klingon/Human hybrid.
"May we presume that this conflict is also responsible for the weakening of your powers and your inability to return to the Continuum?"
"The Vulcan talent for stating the obvious never ceases to amaze me."
- - Tuvok and Female Q
- Another ironic quote, as Plakson also played Dr. Selar, a Vulcan.
"You know, I have really had it with this superiority complex of yours."
"It's not a complex, dear; it's a fact."
- - B'Elanna Torres and Female Q
"I know that you're probably asking yourself: why would a brilliant, handsome, dashingly omnipotent being like Q want to mate with a scrawny little bipedal specimen like me?"
"Let me guess, no one else in the universe will have you?"
"Nonsense! I could have chosen a Klingon Targ, a Romulan empress, a Cerelian microbe..."
"Really?! I beat out a single cell organism?! How flattering."
- - Q and Janeway
"Commander, I needn't remind you that close proximity to a supernova will crush us whether or not we time it perfectly."
"You're so negative."
- - Tuvok and Female Q
"Q... you're bleeding!"
- - Janeway
"Enough! The only thing that concerns me right now is the welfare of my ship and crew!"
"Well, I'm sure your first officer - 'Chuckles', is it? - I'm sure he's got everything under control for the moment."
- Janeway and Q
"You'd be surprised what innovative munitions can be created by one immortal being who's set his mind on killing another."
- Q, to Janeway
"You might call them... galactic cross fire."
"It's terrible, isn't it? "
"But it's also a wonderful opportunity."
"I fail to see anything wonderful about a war."
"War can be an engine of change."
- Q and Janeway, talking about the war in the Q Continuum
"If it's any consolation, there are those in the Continuum who will remember us as martyrs."
"I'd rather skip that particular honor."
- - Q and Janeway
"I'm hit, I'm dying!"
"They're not firing at us."
"They're not?!?"
- - Colonel Q, Q and Janeway
"Why don't I give you two some privacy?"
"Oh, Kathy, don't you like to watch?"
- - Janeway and Q, just before the Qs mate
"That was it?!?"
"You had your chance. Don't go crying about it now."
- - Janeway and Q, after witnessing the Qs mate
"You! Helm boy!"
- - Female Q, to Tom Paris
"You! Bar rodent! Another one of these (pauses briefly when an attractive hologram goes walking by) fruity concoctions."
- - Q, to Neelix
"By the way, did I tell you how smart he is? I've already taught him how to knock small planets out of orbit."
"And I thought you were going to teach him about love and conscience."
- - Q and Janeway, about the baby Q
"l'm really not cut out to be a wet nurse."
- - Q to Janeway
Background informationEdit
Title, story, and scriptEdit
- The title of this Star Trek: Voyager episode is a reference to both the Civil War poem "The Blue and the Gray", by Francis Miles Finch (1827-1907), as well as a 1982 miniseries about the Civil War. Co-executive producer Jeri Taylor noted, "Instead of the Blue and the Grey, it's the 'Q and the Grey.'" (Star Trek Monthly issue 23)
- This episode was written by staff writer Kenneth Biller after he was selected to write a Q installment for Voyager's third season. Biller found it ironic that, although he was the least avid of the Star Trek fans on Star Trek: Voyager's writing team, the episodes he was assigned to write – for the third season of the series – included both this installment and the Borg episode "Unity". (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, No. 6/7, p. 84)
- This installment was highly influenced by past Q episodes. As this Q episode was Ken Biller's first one, he watched the previous such episodes from the other series in an attempt to familiarize himself more with the character, for the writing of this episode (Voyager's second Q installment). Ken Biller eventually chose to elaborate on an idea that Shawn Piller (the son of co-executive producer Michael Piller) had for an episode: Q desiring to mate with Janeway. Biller also took inspiration from the first Q episode of Star Trek: Voyager, "Death Wish", which had proceeded from a story thought up by Shawn Piller. For example, the concept of the Q Civil War was influenced by Q warning, in that episode, that the suicide of any Q would have disastrous repercussions for not only the Continuum itself but also the entire galaxy. Concerning the genesis of his idea for the Q Civil War, Biller related, "I thought, what would happen if there was a war in the Q Continuum? It would have all sorts of disastrous implications for the space that we were flying through. We started to refer to it as the Q civil war." Biller also reused, from "Death Wish", the idea of Q demonstrating the Q Continuum to Janeway in a way that she could conceive of it. The writer recalled, "In a previous episode Q took everybody to the Continuum, and [showed] it to them in a way that their puny little minds could comprehend. It suddenly occurred to me that if Q was trying to make Janeway understand that the Q were having a civil war, he would allow her to perceive it in a way that she would have some cultural context to place it in, like the American Civil War." (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, No. 6/7, p. 89)
- Ken Biller took particular delight in scripting the Q scenes. He said, "I loved writing Q... I found myself really enjoying writing the part." (Star Trek Monthly issue 28, p. 44)
- The shooting script of this episode begins by describing the starfield in the episode's opening shot with the superfluously poetic phrase, "The quintessence of celestial serenity." The scene description for the lavish room of the mansion where Q takes Janeway includes a production note that reads, "This could be a redesign of the Drawing Room set from Janeway's holonovel." The script also dates the Union officer's uniform that Q wears as being from "circa 1861," and does not include the scene that is set in Engineering, involving Torres and the Q female.
- Many revisions were made to this episode's script, continuing through preproduction. Ken Biller explained, "Up until the episode started shooting [...] I was in constant revisions, re-writing and revising the script [....] We started prepping the show about three weeks after I started writing it." (Star Trek Monthly issue 28, p. 44)
- The episode's final script draft was submitted on 10 September 1996. [1]
Cast and charactersEdit
- Ken Biller was involved in the casting of this episode. (Star Trek Monthly issue 28, p. 44)
- Before portraying the female Q here, Suzie Plakson also played the Klingon/Human hybrid K'Ehleyr and the Vulcan Dr. Selar on Star Trek: The Next Generation. Accordingly, in this episode, the female Q comments about both species.
- Q actor John de Lancie was handed his script for the episode mere moments before appearing on stage, with Janeway actress Kate Mulgrew, at the convention Star Trek 30: One Weekend On Earth, on Saturday 7 September 1996. (Star Trek Monthly issue 22)
- John de Lancie ultimately liked this episode. He enthused, "'The Q and the Grey' was very good [....] It was well-rounded, creative and fun." However, De Lancie was negatively critical of at least one of the episode's elements. "There were some choices made in it that I personally didn't agree with," he said. "There is always a problem when you make the choice of showing something like the baby Q at the end. I just didn't think showing the baby was a good thing to do." (Star Trek Monthly issue 34, p. 21)
- This was the third of three Star Trek episodes on which John de Lancie and director Cliff Bole collaborated, they having previously worked together on the Star Trek: The Next Generation episodes "Hide and Q" and "Qpid". Cliff Bole believed that his responsibilities, regarding a guest star (such as De Lancie) who was reprising a role, were not only to help the actor retain the aspects of performance that had originally made the character so popular. "We also try to take a step beyond that, if the script has opened that door," Bole said. "The script for 'The Q and the Grey' did open the door a little. John's character is so malleable and they'll bend it in any way they need to for the given story." (The Official Star Trek: Voyager Magazine, issue #15)
- John de Lancie felt that a sexual tension that came naturally to scenes between himself and Kate Mulgrew – as members of opposite sexes as well as actors hired to, in the words of De Lancie, "put zing into stuff" – was somewhat avoided in this episode. "I think that with 'The Q and the Grey' we kind of put some of that tension on the back burner," De Lancie commented. "Janeway was able to fend Q off and there was another character involved for Q, a female Q." (Star Trek Monthly issue 34, p. 22)
- Cliff Bole was of the opinion that, during the making of this episode, Kate Mulgrew thoroughly enjoyed performing alongside John de Lancie. "He and Kate played very well," Bole noted. "I think she enjoyed it because it was a chance for her to get away from her regular players and really have an event with a guest star." (The Official Star Trek: Voyager Magazine, issue #15) Indeed, Mulgrew herself noted, "I always love working with John de Lancie, so I very much enjoyed 'The Q and the Grey'." (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, No. 6/7, p. 84) Mulgrew also counted this as one of her eight favorite installments of Voyager's third season and stated, "'The Q and the Grey' was a very creative use of Q." (The Official Star Trek: Voyager Magazine, issue #14, p. 32)
- The experience of collaborating on the episode with Kate Mulgrew and John de Lancie was enjoyable for Ken Biller. He remarked, "I had [a] great time working with Kate and John de Lancie on it, who I think were terrific together." (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, No. 6/7, p. 89) In addition, Biller said, "I found myself really enjoying [...] working with John de Lancie." (Star Trek Monthly issue 28, p. 44)
- Paris actor Robert Duncan McNeill cited this episode as an example of the Voyager crew being written as more humorous in Voyager's third season than they had been in the previous two seasons. "Q obviously has a history of being a very funny character," McNeill observed, "but they allowed all of us to have a few of the same sorts of moments Q has all the time. We all got to deliver a few comic lines." (The Official Star Trek: Voyager Magazine, issue #11)
Filming sitesEdit
- The exterior scenes of this episode were shot in Los Angeles' Griffith Park, an oft-used filming location well known for its observatory (where scenes of Star Trek: Voyager had previously been filmed, for the earlier third season episodes "Future's End" and "Future's End, Part II"). (Star Trek Monthly issue 27, p. 61)
- The mansion interior set was constructed on Paramount Stage 9. (Star Trek Monthly issue 27, p. 61) In accordance with the script, the mansion's interior was a revamp of the Gothic drawing room from Janeway's holonovel. (Delta Quadrant, p. 155) The set had originally been constructed on Paramount Stage 16, however. (A Vision of the Future - Star Trek: Voyager, p. 19)
- This episode was produced in September 1996. (Star Trek Monthly issue 20) The first day of production was Wednesday 11 September 1996, which was also actress Roxann Dawson's birthday; during a break from filming bridge scenes on that day, craft services personnel presented Dawson with a birthday cake, bedecked with candles. (Star Trek Magazine issue 158, p. 46)
- Ken Biller assisted with this episode's production, including further revising the script. When the episode was almost completely filmed, Biller explained, "I've been spending a lot of time on the set for 'The Q and the Grey', doing production rewrites and making line changes or small script changes as we've gone along [....] We had lots of production meetings and optical effects meetings about how we were going to shoot the show and how we were going to stage it. There are some ground battles in it and we had to conceive of ways to have most of those battles taking place off-screen while still suggesting that they were going on. That's been my project for the last month or so, and meanwhile I've been fitting in story meetings and story breaks [the latter being meetings at which a script is 'broken' into its component acts and further revised] on episodes that my colleagues have been working on." (Star Trek Monthly issue 28, p. 44)
- When Janeway and Q are about to be executed, the camera performs a quick zoom on each of their faces. This is reminiscent of many old Western movies.
- During filming of the civil war scenes in Griffith Park, Star Trek Monthly reporter James Swallow visited Paramount Stages 8 and 9, at the Paramount Pictures lot, to find the area was dark and virtually deserted. Swallow discovered that the bridge set on Stage 8 housed life-size cardboard stand-ups of Voyager's regular cast, and that Robert Picardo was present too, using his time off to plan for the upcoming episode "Alter Ego" (which he was not only due to appear in, playing his usual character of The Doctor, but also to direct). In addition, Swallow found that the set for Voyager's shuttlebay contained "dozens of parked bicycles". (Star Trek Monthly issue 27, p. 61)
- One week later, James Swallow returned to the Paramount Pictures lot to discover that – although it was the first day of filming on "Macrocosm" – one more scene of this episode, involving Q actors John de Lancie and Harve Presnell, was scheduled to be filmed later that day. (Star Trek Monthly issue 27, p. 61) Ken Biller commented, "Even though we've officially started shooting the next episode, 'Macrocosm,' we're going to have to shoot one more scene [for 'The Q and the Grey'] tonight." This complication was due to the production period of the previous episode, "Warlord", having overrun. (Star Trek Monthly issue 28, p. 44)
- During this episode's production, Cliff Bole wanted to make more of the story's American Civil War setting than he was ultimately able to. He later complained, "I wish we could have done more Civil War stuff [....] I wanted to open it up and not play so much on stage. But budget and time constraints dictated otherwise." (The Official Star Trek: Voyager Magazine, issue #15)
- At the One Weekend On Earth convention, performers Kate Mulgrew and John de Lancie engaged in some repartee regarding this episode. Mulgrew explained for the crowd, "Q is going to attempt to procreate, hold on to your hats, with yours truly!..." and slyly added, "John's been trying to get me for years." De Lancie responded by groaning and exclaiming, "I'm glad my wife's not here!" (Star Trek Monthly issue 22)
- Practically as soon as this episode was announced, the installment generated an enormous amount of fan response, including gossip that Janeway would indeed become the mother of Q's offspring. "Which she is not about to do," Jeri Taylor clarified, prior to the episode airing, "in spite of rumors that were flying around the country and the Internet that she is going to have his child. This is one of these amazing things where other people created the rumor, and then wrote me all kinds of nasty letters blaming me! It was actually kind of annoying." (Star Trek Monthly issue 23)
- Jeri Taylor was, nevertheless, pleased with the way the episode turned out. She commented, "At any rate, the episode has come out very well. It's a lot of fun." (Star Trek Monthly issue 23) She also enthused, "I think 'The Q and Grey' was a lot of fun [...] and had some important things to say." (Star Trek Monthly issue 31, p. 11) In fact, Jeri Taylor selected this episode as one of her favorite installments from Voyager's third season. (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, No. 6/7, p. 89) In addition, Taylor cited this episode as one of several that she collectively referred to as "some very fun adventures in our November sweeps period" (another such installment being "Future's End"), noting that they were airing due to her conviction that Voyager's crew members, in the third season of Voyager, should have more fun than they had had in the previous two seasons. (The Official Star Trek: Voyager Magazine, issue #10)
- Jeri Taylor's positive opinion of this episode was shared by both Cliff Bole and Kenneth Biller. Bole remarked, "I'm very happy with the way the episode turned out. This one and 'Meld' [another installment that Bole helmed] are my favorites." (The Official Star Trek: Voyager Magazine, issue #15) For his part, Ken Biller enthused, "'The Q and the Grey' was a blast." (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, No. 6/7, 89)
- This was the first regular episode of Star Trek: Voyager whose debut airing followed the release of a Star Trek film. The first airing of the series' pilot episode, "Caretaker", was two months after the release of Star Trek Generations, but this episode was originally broadcast merely five days after the release of Star Trek: First Contact (which had, however, been produced between April and July 1996 – a few months before this episode's production phase). It was, in fact, suggested at the time that this Q episode was an attempt to appeal to Star Trek: The Next Generation fans whose appetites had been whetted by First Contact. (Beyond the Final Frontier, p. 301)
- This November sweeps episode was heavily promoted. (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, No. 6/7, 98) It achieved only a 4.7 Nielsen rating, however, with an 8% share. (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, No. 6/7, 98; [2](X))
- John de Lancie watched the episode with family members, who enjoyed it. De Lancie later remembered, "I watched that show with my children, my wife and my father, and they all thought it was one of my most successful shows as Q." (Star Trek Monthly issue 34, p. 21)
- Cinefantastique rated this episode 2 out of 4 stars. (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, No. 6/7, p. 98)
- Star Trek Monthly scored this episode 3 out of 5 stars, defined as "Warp Speed". (Star Trek Monthly issue 27, p. 60)
- The unauthorized reference book Delta Quadrant (p. 156) gives this installment a rating of 7 out of 10.
- In hindsight, Suzie Plakson wished there had been a sequel to this episode. "As the years go by," she professed, "I really regret not having been brought back to play with John de Lancie as the fighting Qs." (BLANKMANinc.com: The Star Trek Interviews)
Continuity and triviaEdit
- Voyager's crew are the third starship crew, in Star Trek continuity, to witness a supernova. The crew of the USS Enterprise-D witness the Beta Stromgren supernova in TNG: "Tin Man" while the original Enterprise's crew witness two supernovae, Minara in TOS: "The Empath" and Beta Niobe in TOS: "All Our Yesterdays". According to Harry Kim in this episode, Voyager sets a new record for being the closest ship to view a supernova, being less than two billion kilometers away when the supernova occurs.
- When Chakotay, Tuvok, Paris, and Kim enter the Q Continuum on the "Union" side to rescue Janeway and Q, they wield possibly the most powerful weapons ever used by humanoids, the Q weapons, which they perceive as Civil War firearms.
- In this episode, Q confirms that the Romulan Star Empire once had an empress.
- This is the second of three appearances of Q on Star Trek: Voyager. His other appearances in the series include not only the second season installment "Death Wish" but also the seventh season episode "Q2".
- Q's quote about how the Q have never reproduced before is interesting as, in TNG: "True Q", Amanda Rogers' parents are established as having been members of the Q Continuum and obviously procreated (although in their case, Amanda's parents conceived her by normal Human means, rather than the 'Q method' shown in this episode). In the same episode, Q tells Dr. Crusher that he "desperately" hopes she is right in claiming that he will never understand the appeal of humanoid babies. However, he is clearly emotionally attached to "Junior" by the end of this episode.
- In this episode, Q teasingly refers to Chakotay as "Chuckles" and to Neelix as "bar rodent". The former nickname somewhat stuck, among fans, but the latter did not. (Delta Quadrant, p. 155)
- An unofficial, fan-used nickname for the female Q is "Suzy Q", owing (at least partly) to the fact that the character was portrayed by Suzie Plakson. (Delta Quadrant, p. 155)
- In the novel I, Q (written by Peter David), the female Q is referred to as "Lady Q" while her child is known as "q".
Video and DVD releasesEdit
- UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, CIC Video): Volume 3.6, 5 May 1997
- As part of the UK VHS collection Star Trek - Greatest Battles: 16 November 1998
- As part of the VOY Season 3 DVD collection
- As part of the Star Trek: Fan Collective - Q collection
Links and referencesEdit
Starring Edit
Also starring Edit
- Robert Beltran as Chakotay
- Roxann Biggs-Dawson as B'Elanna Torres
- Jennifer Lien as Kes
- Robert Duncan McNeill as Tom Paris
- Ethan Phillips as Neelix
- Robert Picardo as The Doctor
- Tim Russ as Tuvok
- Garrett Wang as Harry Kim
Special guest starsEdit
Uncredited co-stars Edit
- Adriana del Pomar as female holodeck character
- Brett Donahue as infant Q Junior
- Nolan Donahue as infant Q Junior
- Michele Edison as female holodeck character
- Traci Murray as female holodeck character
- Martin Squires as Male holodeck character
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