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The first two items in Background Information sound like they belong in Star Trek IV not Star Trek VI. Could this be a mistake by the person who placed it in the article? --TOSrules 07:30, 16 Jul 2005 (UTC)
- In Background Information, you say:
- Chang's description of Kirk, during his trial, as "the quintessential devil in these matters"....
- This line was from Star Trek IV and spoken by John Shuck's Kingon Ambassador.
- I changed it and added a pna because the background info is overwhelming with all of that info and no subsections. It needs to be organized further I think. --Vedek Dukat (Talk) 02:52, 3 Nov 2005 (UTC)
I've roughly figured out the time of of the month for Star Trek VI. It takes place between the 18th to the 23ed of an unnamed month. The president can be thanked for this little tidbit, in his speech he said "As I imagine this work will occupy us threw out most of the week, it is my hope that the delegations can return to there capitols by the First of Next month". Tracking back a literal week the movie would have ended on the 23ed, give or take a day. Tracking within the movie would suggest that it may have begun on the 18th, Minus the Opening scene. TOSrules | Talk 12:58, 23 Aug 2004 (PST)
- There's no point in including it without a month. I have removed it. And your logic is flawed. The full quote is "As I imagine this work will occupy us throughout most of the week, it is my hope that the delegations can return to their capitals to implement the conditions of Phase One (italics mine) no later than the first of next month". Phase One is preparation for evacuation of Qo'noS, so those conditions are to be met by the 1st of the following month. Doesn't mean that that date is a week away. -- Michael Warren | Talk 22:07, Aug 23, 2004 (CEST)
"Return to there capitol to BEGIN implementing the previsions of Phase 1" You are not going to wait a week or two to BEGIN to implement the previsions of Phase 1. TOSrules | Talk 13:13, 23 Aug 2004 (PST)
- There is no "begin" in the line. I've just checked. The point stands. -- Michael Warren | Talk 22:18, Aug 23, 2004 (CEST)
- Besides, the movie spans a few months (something they missed in VOY: "Flashback").. Spock states Excelsior monitored Praxis exploding a matter of months before the command briefing, Flashback places it immediately concurrent. So if its any consolation, ST6 probably occupies the 18th through 23rd of two or three months--Captain Mike K. Bartel 23:17, 23 Aug 2004 (CEST)
- See, I forgot that too... "Two months ago, a Federation starship monitored a large explosion on the Klingon moon, Praxis." Ta for reminding me. -- Michael Warren | Talk 23:23, Aug 23, 2004 (CEST)
Brass tacks, President says this work will occupy them throughout the most of the week. He also says he hopes they will be able to return to there capitols by the first of next month so they can implement the prevision of Phase 1. This is basic canon, The Presidents Estimate for returning to the capitol by the first of next month is based off his idea that the work should a week. ALL Canon, and exacting. Basically a small margin for Error. --TOSrules | Talk 02:18, 23 Aug 2004 (PST)
Final appearancesEdit
As well as Nichelle Nichols, DeForest Kelley also makes his last Trek appearance here. Tough Little Ship 19:16, 8 Jul 2005 (UTC)
Leonard Nimoy would also have made his last appearances here as well, as Unification was filmed before Trek VI wasn't it? Tough Little Ship 20:25, 8 Jul 2005 (UTC)
- Ooh, good catch... --Shran 20:47, 8 Jul 2005 (UTC)
- Trek VI finished filming in July, 1991. "Unification" was filmed after that. (September 1991, I believe.) The page here for "Unification II" says that it was Leonard Nimoy's final appearance as Spock. - Adambomb1701 16:25, 25 January 2007 (UTC)
- Thats the reason why there are all those signatures of the actors........because its the last movie of the "TOS" crew --D47h0r 17:54, 25 June 2006 (UTC)
- It may have been the last planned, but three of them made an appearance in Star Trek Generations. --OuroborosCobra 18:11, 25 June 2006 (UTC)
- Thats the reason why there are all those signatures of the actors........because its the last movie of the "TOS" crew --D47h0r 17:54, 25 June 2006 (UTC)
- Actually, this is not DeForest Kelley's last appearance. He cameo-ed as Admiral McCoy in Encounter at Farpoint.
- ...which was shot in 1987. In the Star Trek universe McCoy was last seen in Encounter at Farpoint, in real life, Kelley last appeared as McCoy in TUC. --Jörg 10:46, 24 August 2008 (UTC)
- Actually, this is not DeForest Kelley's last appearance. He cameo-ed as Admiral McCoy in Encounter at Farpoint.
This would not be Leonard Nimoy's final appearance. He would later appear in Star Trek (2009) and Star Trek: Into Darkness which definitely marked his final appearance as Spock before his death in February 2015.----– The preceding unsigned comment was added by 184.108.40.206 (talk).
Costume errors Edit
It appears by the time this film was made new actors and extras got whatever uniform pieces fit - whether they matched or not. Tunics and jacket straps don't match and rank pins don't match the ranks for the characters wearing them. Why, for example, is Valeris wearing red "trainee" tunic under her sciences uniform?--GreatBear 09:25, 22 Dec 2005 (UTC)
- well William Shatner kind of confused the issue with Trek V, where the colored tunics disappear all together, and they're all just white tunics, under red jackets.. with the occasioanl trainee red for good measure, but no pale greens, or yellows. My guess is that Shatner probably never even noticed they were tinted different colors in the first place. You're lucky they're wearing uniforms at all {-: by the time they got to number VI--220.127.116.11 06:34, 25 June 2006 (UTC)
- odd that you ascribe this mistake to shatner -- he wasn't in charge of art or wardrobe! actually, Mccoy wore his standard medical green, sulu his standard helm gold and Chekov and Uhura wore ops gray, just as called for. i think Kirk's adjutant, played by Melanie Shatner, wore gray also. there was even a new color introduced for ST5, dark blue for the troopers. the only person who switched to white for ST5 was Scotty, because he had been promoted to captain (sulu would make the same change in the next movie). -- Captain M.K.B. 15:54, 25 June 2006 (UTC)
- That's odd, I honestly couldn't tell, the only copy I have of V is an old VHS recording from back when it first showed up on cable TV, I guess it's too washed out for the colors to show up--184.108.40.206 17:49, 25 June 2006 (UTC)
Summary Edit
I deleted the summary as it was taken from Wikipedia (though with a few edits since). I'll tackle it a little later, though if anyone else wants to start, go right ahead. 9er 22:34, 11 June 2006 (UTC)
- I made a bit research in the version history, it seems the summary was copied from the Wikipedia article on 14. July 2005. I can't believe that a key page was plagiarized and went unnoticed for almost a year! -- Kobi 18:32, 9 July 2006 (UTC)
- Not only that, but somoene put back the plagarised summary a few days later, and it had to be removed again. --OuroborosCobra talk 18:36, 9 July 2006 (UTC)
Is a bit shocking. (Well, maybe not that shocking.) I did the history research that Kobi also did before I removed MA's summary. Before anyone takes the drastic step of removing something from MA because of a copyvio, they need to be sure that the plagiarism is on our side. Particularly when the source is another wiki, it's possible that we had the original and they plagiarized us. But, as they edit histories show, that's clearly not what happened in this article. 9er 19:10, 9 July 2006 (UTC)
Paper? Edit
I could be wrong, but I'm fairly certain that VI is fairly unique in its use of paper. I'd write a background entry myself, but I wanted to check about how paper was treated in past films. But watching VI today, I had to say that there's a lot of "antequated" notions in the film that don't seem to fit into Trek. One is paper - the Prison Rescue plan Colonel West presents is printed on a large flippable pad of paper, the bridge crew stumbles through a number of paper books to translate Klingon over the translator, Scotty inspects some paper plans of the ship near the end of the film, and several other uses including a number of books, and a number of things that should be computerized. It seemed quite abnormal watching today. I thought a few other things seemed antiquated but now I can't remember what they were, but at very least the use of Paper seemed excessive (considering most other Trek doesn't even show paper).
Also, I forget if the sensors were damaged while the incident occured, but if they have "footage" of the torpedos firing, and they know where on the ship the "camera source" is, I'd think they could do some mathematics and tell if the torpedo could have come from the Enterprise by the angle it travels at. They do it all the time on CSI or Law and Order ;) TheHYPO 20:30, 10 September 2006 (UTC)
- As far as the films go, I don't remember any paper used. In the series, paper came into use several times. Karidian's voiceprints in "The Conscience of the King" was one. And, Spock's library-computer spewed out a sheet of paper with info on Talos IV in "The Cage". -- Adambomb1701 15:19, 18 January 2007 (UTC)
Regardless of whether they could have used electronic clipboards/PADDs for the Klingon dictionary, they didn't. Picard and Janeway are frequently seen reading books made out of paper rather than on a PADD, and seeing as they have replicators (the food slots from TOS are essentially replicators without the voice-activated function, right?), trees wouldn't have to be chopped down for the purpose of manufacturing paper. It's mainly used for dramatic effect, having them need to flip through books to find the right words rather than just go "Computer, tell me how to say 'we're carrying food' in Klingon". Just enjoy the film for what it is! Kitface 20:35, January 20, 2011 (UTC)
- 4 years on, I'm sure people care. --OuroborosCobra talk 00:22, January 21, 2011 (UTC)
Its not Klingon Writing on the bolts Edit
It was not Klingon writing on the bolt heads, it was the Klingon Tri-point Crest, and they where infact molded onto each bolt head it's self when the rubber was poured. A making-of documentary that was around during the movie's release made it very clear what it was and actually showed the creation of the bolts themselves.
I have made the edits to reflect what was really on the bolt-heads. While the poster may have had writing on each one, it was very clearly the crest thanks to the behind the scenes documentary.
Added PNA Edit
The Summary only goes up to the dinner party. Needs to be completed. --Captain MAJ =/\=|**** 15:43, 3 October 2006 (UTC)
Removed nitpick Edit
- Toward the end of the film, Uhura mentions "All that equipment we're carrying to catalogue gaseous anomolies." This seems to bring the story full-circle from the opening scene but for the fact that it was Captain Sulu and the crew of the Excelsior, not the Enterprise, that was on a mission to "catalogue gaseous anomolies." Big, big OOPS!
The [above] was removed as per a Ten Forward discussion where it was decided not to include nitpicks. Also, it doesn't really make much sense since the Enterprise, being a vessel of scientific exploration like the Excelsior, would also carry equipment for such activities as well. --From Andoria with Love 05:57, 30 October 2006 (UTC)
- I'm guessing that the Excelsior didn't have a monopoly on interstellar fart-mapping. I'm sure Starfleet could afford to put long-range sensor whiffer-sniffers on Constitution class and larger wessels. Kojiro Vance | Talk 20:03, 20 December 2006 (UTC)
Differences between theatrical release and vhs/dvd releasesEdit
I remember being surprised at the differences in the ending between the theatrical release and the VHS release in 1992 ("It's Colonel West!", and the whole "Operation: Retrieve" skit). I'm surprised the differences aren't mentioned here.
I don't know why, either. Maybe someone could...I would guess those scenes were cut for time, although that extra footage adds only four minutes to the original 109 minute running time. Incidentally, when HBO first ran this film in January of 1993, it was the video version. For its most recent HBO runs, in late 2005, the theatrical version was used. -- Adambomb1701 20:41, 16 January 2007 (UTC)
I found some information about this on the page, buried in "Miscellanous". I decided to break it out into "Different Versions", a section which should probably exist for all of the movies with "Director's Cuts", and soon for all of the TOS episodes. :-/
I seem to remember seeing the extended version on TV here in the UK. Does anyone know if it was broadcast in the USA and when? Igotbit 22:05, April 19, 2010 (UTC)
Spock's lineageEdit
After the mention of Spock quoting Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's axiom, I added the quip "It may also jokingly suggest that Spock is a descendant of Holmes himself.". It was removed, with the criteria being that Holmes has been established as being fictional in ST canon. I understand this, and it's quite obvious that in any fictional universe, you likely would either have to establish that Conan Doyle is real, or Holmes, but not both. This is why I said "jokingly". Spock is a quirky sense of humour, as evidenced by claiming that there is an "old Vulcan proverb" regarding Nixon's visit to China. The idea that Spock might consider Holmes an ancestor in spirit, despite being a fictional character, is not unthinkable, nor is the possibility that the writers may have wanted it to be interpreted this way. For the record, the Holmes character stated this rule of thumb several times throughout the stories, but there doesn't appear to be any evidence that Conan Doyle said it outside of the Holmes stories (it sometimes appears as a quote attributed to him, but it is a quote from the stories). I may or may not restore the theory to the article, but I am starting to get tired of having nearly everything I do dismissed on what I consider to be very flimsy grounds. - Ugliness Man 18:09, 5 February 2007 (UTC)
- But it doesn't jokingly suggest that Spoke has some literary character in his ancestry. It could be a wry joke ... Spock had clearly developed a sense of humor in his elder years. -- Keep trying, man, the canon dweebs can't keep an airtight vigil forever, and your next contribution could be golden. Remember the Five Pillars, and be bold. Kojiro Vance | Talk 03:11, 6 February 2007 (UTC)
- Let's not forget, one can refer to one's ancestor and not be related. Ancestor can simply refer to fellow members of the same race.--TOSrules 03:25, 6 February 2007 (UTC)
- Isn't the actual word used in Spock's quote "maintained", meaning to sustain or to provide support for? I think the context implies that his ancestor simply believed in the Holmesian proverb and did not coin it. - Jaleth 05:19, 24 December 2007 (UTC)
How was 2293 established as the date of this film? Federation 06:37, 5 March 2007 (UTC)
- It came from the Star Trek Chronology, which derived it from McCoy's line that he had been serving as chief medical officer of the Enterprise for 27 years at that point. Assuming McCoy began serving as CMO of the Enterprise in 2266 (when we first see him), then 2266+27=2293. --From Andoria with Love 09:41, 5 March 2007 (UTC)
- There is a problem with that, however, in that McCoy's service as Enterprise CMO wasn't continuous. He retired from Starfleet for approximately 2.5 years between the end of the 5 year mission and his "drafting" at the beginning of TMP. This could push the date of STVI up to 2295/96, though that would conflict quite a bit with dates given during TNG... - General Grant 03:23, 21 December 2007 (UTC)
- Yeah, that's been brought up. Many thing are possible. McCoy may have just not considered those years, which would have made his service more like 25 years. It's also possible that McCoy was CMO of the Enterprise from the beginning of Kirk's mission and Mark Piper was just a temporary replacement. It's also possible that McCoy was CMO of the Enterprise for a few years before Kirk took command. Anything's possible. :) --From Andoria with Love 12:09, 21 December 2007 (UTC)
- I think it can also be established from dialog in "Flashback", which essentially stated that the events from that period were 80 years (2373-80=2293). --Alan 06:19, 3 January 2009 (UTC)
- Here are problems with this date: first of all, it forces you to believe that Generations happened right after Undiscovered Country, because we KNOW that the first scene of Generations DID happen in 2293 (since 2293 + 78 = 2371). Secondly, it forces you to accept the Chronology's claim that TOS takes place from 2266-2269, which does not jive with the information given to us in Wrath of Khan (if that were true, McCoy got the bottle of wine that he gave to Kirk from the future). Thirdly, it leaves an ENORMOUS gap of anywhere from 7 to 11 years between Final Frontier and Undiscovered Country…what the hell were the Enterprise crew doing during all that time?
- I think it can also be established from dialog in "Flashback", which essentially stated that the events from that period were 80 years (2373-80=2293). --Alan 06:19, 3 January 2009 (UTC)
- Personally I'm more inclined to believe that Undiscovered Country was set in 2291 and that there was only a 5-year gap between it and Final Frontier, which along with Voyage Home, Search for Spock, and Wrath of Khan was set in 2286…thereby allowing for the possibility of a third 5-year mission for Kirk and Co. (although there is admittedly no canonical evidence to support such a thing). That of course moves TOS forward to 2270-2275…but at least that way there's no time travel involved in McCoy's acquisition of the wine. As for how McCoy's claim that he was CMO of the Enterprise for 27 years fits into this…well, either McCoy was actually senile as General Chang implied, or he had already been CMO for several years by the time TOS started (which does not explain the other doctor in TOS: "Where No Man Has Gone Before"). Take your pick.--Antodav 05:23, April 14, 2011 (UTC)
Tommyrot. It was certainly set in 2293 because "Flashback" tell us the scenes from Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country took place eighty years before 2373, three times. Count them [1]. This, retrospectively, means McCoy did start work as CMO in 2266. I'm aware of the time he was away from the Enterprise in general practice; maybe he still considered himself part of 'the family'--Archer4real (talk) 11:56, March 29, 2014 (UTC)
Sherlock HolmesEdit
I just realized the reason for Holmes references in this movie. Nicholas Meyers used to write Holmes Pastiches. Federation 03:15, 27 March 2007 (UTC)
Shran in the meeting room Edit
In the background information it is "speculated" that the picture of an andorian on the wall in the mess hall is Shran. This is simply fan made up mumbo jumbo. Shran was invented by different producers over a decade later. The rest of the "facts" are straight from Nick Meyer's commentary, and this speculation has no place.
If people want to sp(eculate as to why something the way it, when it is not screen somehwere...they clearly just needed a picture to put on the wall for the set), I think you need to do it in yellow or blue text with clear markings that it is not confirmed and that a fan just "made it up" to fill a gap.If we want to keep this an encyclopedia that talks about the canon, this kind of speculation should not be allowed--SebastianProoth 07:42, 2 April 2007 (UTC)
- Does the picture look like Shran? Federation 12:47, 2 April 2007 (UTC)
- It's never seen in the movie. There's a pic of Abraham Lincoln, one of Sarek and two pics of landscapes, but the alleged Andorian general is not seen in the movie. --Jörg 12:58, 2 April 2007 (UTC)
I've finally, after three days, finished updating the movie summary. I'm sorry if it's too long, but I wanted to make it real good, particularly since Undiscovered Country is my favorite Trek film. I hope the readers like it. --leandar 14:45, 19 April 2007 (UTC)
Name GameEdit
Gene Roddenberry's lawyer was named Leonard Maizlish. Should his name be included in the article, in the line where it is noted that Roddenberry phoned him and demanded the film be cut? - Adambomb1701 13:28, 2 August 2007 (UTC)
Vulcans or Romulans?Edit
Perhaps anyone has a good idea. Were the people behind Sarek and Nanclus at the Khitomer conference Romulans or Vulcans? – Tom 23:05, 1 October 2007 (UTC)
- Hmm... Looking at the trekcore pictures it's hard to tell. The "delegation" seems to be split up in three sections: The Klingons (red sash), Federation/Starfleet (blue sash), and Romulans/Vulcans (yellow sash). There's a fourth section, but it's more Starfleet members wearing blue sashes. There are two options as I see it:
- Assume they are all Vulcans. Romulans were Vulcans originally anyway. You should note that there is a chance they're Romulans, but it was a Federation-Klingon treaty, so there shouldn't be many Romulans there.
- Assume they are all Romulans. Vulcans are members of the Federation, so having their own section doesn't make much sense. Sarek could be making some sort of overture by sitting with the Romulan ambassador. Nanclus likely had some sort of delegation, even if small, and we know Pardek must be there, somewhere (although we won't see him. Maybe he's taking a restroom break). A note on each should still be included.
- Maybe, just maybe, their clothing is separate enough to indicate some differences. Long, robe-likes are probably Vulcan, and tight-fitting would be Romulan, but this movie kinda had a weird fashion thing going on.--Tim Thomason 23:59, 1 October 2007 (UTC)
Completely right. It's very hard to tell which of the two races. I suppose the sharpened ear men are Romulans. I've asked because i want to add a person. So I think I'll add him to Unnamed Romulans (23rd century). – Tom 00:07, 2 October 2007 (UTC)
- OK, I've checked the pics at trekcore. Nanclus wears something like a yellow sash...and all other sharp ear wearer too. So I suppose they are Romulans and Sarek is a "guest". – Tom 00:27, 2 October 2007 (UTC)
WORST ANACHRONISM EVEREdit
On DVD Timestamp ~01:18:00, the crew of the Enterprise-A uses BOOKS to help them speak without a UT to a Klingon lookout post.
What the p'takh'tha gre'thor!!! Haven't they even HEARD of a PADD???
Their year was/will be 2293. We, 285 years in the past, already have books in our laptops. More than that, we have a revolutionary new feature called a visual machine translator! I know our machine-translating devices are quite crude now, but they are absolutely flawless by 2293.
In fact, I assume we will sure as gre'thor have a machine translator with vocal recognition. If we ever need to speak to Klingons to clear ourselves through, we can speak into our laptops/companels/PADDs while our comm with the Klingons are muted for the moment, then have the computer read back the transliteration. Then we read from the display what we speak to the Klingons.
Though if they HAD to find a set of witty literary quotes, much like how "Ctrl+F" is your friend, they could've swiftly found what they were looking for on a PADD far more swiftly than by flipping through pages of an ancient, cumbersome, and unintuitive literary device!
Whoever the p'takh was that thought to use BOOKS in such a futuristic setting should've been fired for merely entertaining that idea.
(Though I did find the "We is condemning food, things, and supplies" bit a bit hilarious. ;-) ) --K. Shinohara 02:09, 9 January 2008 (UTC)
- It's hardly anachronistic to have books around in the future. In the real-world present day, we still use books - a centuries old invention - despite the advent of computerized information, and I imagine we will do so in the future. In fact, books appear in numerous other episodes of Star Trek (see here, for example), proving that, despite their status as relatively primitive media, books do have some sort of lasting appeal and usefulness. The scene in question is not especially far-fetched. --Jayunderscorezero 13:15, 9 January 2008 (UTC)
- Samuel T. Cogley, a 23rd century lawyer, LOVED books and preferred to use them over computers. So take your Vulcan anachronism and bury it (to paraphrase the good Captain Archer). ;) --From Andoria with Love 18:41, 9 January 2008 (UTC)
- I believe it was a Nick Meyers thing... --Alan 06:19, 3 January 2009 (UTC)
- It was something Meyer wanted in the movie. From as far back as Star Trek II, Meyer tried to put actual items such as books in the characters hands, giving Kirk glasses was another example of this. And as far as the books to translate Klingon goes, the movie clearly explains a universal translator would have been recognized by the Klingons so they couldn't use it. leandar 15:10, April 5, 2010 (UTC)
- Well, yes, today we have laptops and PDAs and personal translators. We even have Apple iPads. But do you think you'll nessesarily find such gadgets on a Navy cruiser? The Enterprise had a universal translator, so they would not need PADDs or other devices setup for translation. Because they already have that tool. But they can't use that tool, so someone must have a collection of books, by chance.
iTunes Version of This MovieEdit
I noticed that the iTunes version of Star Trek VI has Operation Retrieve and the unmasking of the Klingon assassin was cut out. Can anyone care to explain which version of this moving is on iTunes? --Megamanfan3 17:28, 18 January 2008 (UTC)
- If you read the article, you will note that those scenes were actually not in the original theatrical release either. iTunes has apparently decided to release the theatrical version, rather than the VHS and DVD version. --OuroborosCobra talk 17:36, 18 January 2008 (UTC)
Just saw the SF-FI TV version-Colonel West unmasking as the dead assassin part was also cut out!!!!!!!!
Dining Room / Mess HallEdit
Anyone else find it odd that in the movie we see a photon torpedo rip through the dining hall, destroying the room they all ate in not too long before, but if you look at models of the ship and cut-aways, the ship layout does not show the torpedo direction to be accurate? If the torpedo went the way it did, it should have started in the floor and exited through the ceiling - not across the room horizontally. I find it disturbing that there's no mention of this anywhere online that I've found so far... 184.108.40.206 10:41, 29 January 2008 (UTC)
- Well, it's possible that the torpedo didn't hit the Dining Room, but rather an adjacent room. The explosion could've been large enough to carry over and knock out the wall. We don't know exactly where the torpedo hit in relation to the hall. 18.104.22.168 01:44, 30 March 2008 (UTC)
Romulans? Edit
What's up with the Romulans being at a conference between the Klingons (who, by the way don't exactly love the Romulans) and the Federation (who don't exactly trust the Romulans)?--UESPA 22:44, 12 February 2008 (UTC)
Also now that I think about it what were they doing listening to a briefing between Starfleet and the Federation President.--UESPA 22:49, 12 February 2008 (UTC)
- Well, first of all, the Romulans were in on the Khitomer conspiracy, so they clearly had a stake in the whole scenario, and were therefore involved in the conference, perhaps due to the Neutral Zone Treaty or sometime of that sort. Also, at what point was it established that they "don't exactly love the Romulans" at that stage of the timeline? Understandably they didn't in TOS/TAS, and TNG/DS9, but we don't know much of what went on between the two/three powers between "The Practical Joker" and what was spoken of in TNG: "The Neutral Zone", "Sins of the Father", "Yesterday's Enterprise" – clearly things were at a stage between those powers to allow for such accommodations. --Alan del Beccio 23:00, 12 February 2008 (UTC)
I'm sure the Klingons and Romulans got all friendly for 50 years and then the Romulans suddenly blew up Narendra III. Next off so what they were in the Khitomer Conspiracy they couldn't force themselves in upon Federation politics. Plus explain to me why the Romulan ambassador (sorry can't remember his name) was listening to Starfleet explain Operation Retrieve.--UESPA 23:59, 12 February 2008 (UTC)
Removed text Edit
I removed the following text as speculative crap:
- If what is stated in novels could be accepted as factual in on-screen events, then according to several Trek novels, Spock's forcing a mind meld on an unwilling Valeris would constitute a terrible breach of Vulcan law because of the required intimacy that a mind meld requires. If this were to be held up in some later canon source, then it seems likely that the Vulcans would make an exception in Spock's case because of the terrible ramifications for the Federation and the Klingon Empire if they had gone to war. (However, in the novelization of Star Trek VI, it is explained that Spock, in initiating the mind meld with Valeris, got "mental" permission from Valeris before extracting the names. In return, he showed her why he was the way he was, giving her glimpses of his death and rebirth. This was the explanation for her screams at the end of the meld when it seems that Spock is forcing his way deeper, and his statement of "I've been dead before" reiterated to Valeris how death and change is not an end but a beginning.)
There's probably a bunch more that should be removed as well, nitpicks, opinion, etc. -- Renegade54 19:26, 7 March 2008 (UTC)
About the Trailer... Edit
Should it be in here? --Lt. T 13:56, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
Worf? Edit
Worf could not have been Kirk and McCoy's defense considering that This film takes place before the khitomer incident and at the time of the attach from the romulans that killed his parents he was a small child. – The preceding unsigned comment was added by 220.127.116.11 (talk).
- You might want to check out Worf (Colonel). Two different people.--31dot 10:00, October 30, 2009 (UTC)
"Arrest yourself!" Edit
In both the article, and in the closed captioning, it says that Spock says "Arrest yourself" to Admiral Cartwright. But the voice sounds distinctively like Doctor McCoy... 126.96.36.199 07:33, February 22, 2010 (UTC)
- It's Spock, not McCoy. Spock says "Arrest yourself!" then McCoy says "We've got a full confession." leandar 07:47, February 22, 2010 (UTC)
Acts Edit
Where do the splits in the plot (and their titles) come from? 184.108.40.206 21:07, March 18, 2010 (UTC)
- I, and a couple of others made them up, to make the summary not be one gigantic piece. leandar 21:09, March 18, 2010 (UTC)
Nude photos Edit
I removed the following recent addition:
- After filming was through one day nearing the end of production, Kim Cattrall posed nude for some steamy photos on the bridge set, but Leonard Nimoy happened on scene and seized the film, destroying it and having studio security toss the photographer out.
I didn't want to even bother with an incite template on this. Serious claims like this should not be in the article unsourced. If someone can provide a source, it can go back. --OuroborosCobra talk 02:16, August 4, 2010 (UTC)
- What's considered a reliable source these days? Imdb mentions this (copy and paste job) under their trivia for the Undiscovered Country. – Distantlycharmed 02:45, August 4, 2010 (UTC)
IMDb is a user edited database, pretty much just like MA. So on its own, it doesn't make a good source, especially for a claim as extreme as this one. --OuroborosCobra talk 03:13, August 4, 2010 (UTC)
- An anon user added the same info to her Wikipedia article back in April. No cite though. The info also seems to be on various gossip "fact" sites, but nothing citable. Unless Nimoy or Cattrall said something, and I doubt the former would, it unlikely there's going to be a cite. - Archduk3 03:33, August 4, 2010 (UTC)
- Somehow i think the nature of this particular trivia precludes it from being referenced. Like you said, I doubt Cattrall or Nimoy are going to comment on this some 30 years later and whoever is going to confirm it (someone on set etc) will just be immediately discredited as just spreading ugly gossip. If it is put under the trivia section it might be interesting as just that. I think everyone understands to take all these news, even the referenced ones, with a grain of salt. – Distantlycharmed 03:41, August 4, 2010 (UTC)
We don't state them as "with a grain of salt," we state them as fact. Is there a reason we should be assisting in the slander of an actress? Did we learn nothing from the April Rossi incident? --OuroborosCobra talk 04:05, August 4, 2010 (UTC)
- No actually, I am not familiar with the April Rossi case. And...I doubt Cattrall cares or browses through MA. Anyway, i wasnt championing for having it there, I just found it interesting and wouldnt have minded seeing in an article like that. I dont care either way frankly. – Distantlycharmed 04:25, August 4, 2010 (UTC)
The Wikipedia article on Kim Cattrall includes the photo shoot anecdote and cites an article in the summer 1992 issue of the magazine Femme Fatales written by Mark A. Altman (Free Enterprise). If so, the story did appear in print, written by someone with some professional stake in the franchise, and I'm unaware of any libel claim being made.126.96.36.199 16:22, August 21, 2011 (UTC)
No footage? Edit
As written in the article:
"This is the first Trek movie since Star Trek: The Motion Picture to feature no footage from previous films. The Bird-of-Prey explosion from this film was later used in Star Trek The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek Generations."
I disagree with this assertion. By way of example, when Valaris engages the impulse engines in space dock following Kirk's orders to do so, the Enterprise is shown accelerating from the bow, a reuse of footage from Enterprise A's introduction in Star Trek IV. --22.214.171.124 19:22, January 17, 2011 (UTC)
- Hmmm...according to the hidden note in that passage, the shot of the Enterprise you're referring to is not, in fact, re-used footage. I think that's gotta be wrong, though. It sure looks like the same shot from STIV to me. -Angry Future Romulan 19:55, January 17, 2011 (UTC)
- The scene is not identical but the shot of the Enterprise is taken from the previous 2 movies. I noticed the similarities in all three instances. MoffRebusMy Talk 22:40, September 17, 2012 (UTC)
Removed nitpicks and commentary Edit
- By the clock over the viewscreen during the scenes where the Kronos One is attacked, the first torpedo hit is about ten minutes ahead of the second hit.
- The Enterprise has some strange upwards-sliding doors. There's nothing wrong with them, but when they are opened they would also cut the flow of whatever is moving through the pipes running along the ceiling of most of the corridors.
- Ironically Kirk would still need Sulu's help for his knowledge of where the peace conference was located.
First two are nitpicks, second is commentary. Also, I added a PNA-cite since there are many, many, unreferenced statements in this article. In addition, some of the existing references need some clarification (e.g. "On the Special Edition DVD..." - it should mention which special feature, or that it is from the audio commentary)–Cleanse ( talk | contribs ) 05:54, May 27, 2011 (UTC)
Kelley's appearance Edit
My edit summary got cut off, so I'll say that I removed the edit saying that Kelley later appeared in Encounter at Farpoint, since that was prior to this movie.--31dot 23:14, May 30, 2011 (UTC)
I was thinking about a couple of details regarding the StarDate System which I posted in another discussion
Talk:Stardate#Star Trek II,III,IV Star Dates
Considering that Star Trek II, III, and IV are essentially a trilogy with Star Trek V conveniently following the same timeline (The Stardate is in the 8000 range); considering that each number represents a day normally with a decimal representing a fraction of a day it makes it possible to establish a reasonable range of dates based on the fact that Star Trek II is 15 years after the TOS episode that inspired it (2267) and Kirk was supposed to be 49 (his birthday) which yields an exact date (March 22, 2282).
It would appear that the Enterprise-A was basically a refitted/rechristened vessel of the Constitution Class (USS Yorktown): In most likelihood the vessel had at least one more 5 year mission left in her, and Kirk seemed to be in command from Star Trek V on, the timeline would likely be around 2288 unless he commanded the Enterprise for 2 more five year missions (which would put it into 2293), which is possible: However it was stated that he retired, then returned at some point so, I don't know...
What do you think? 126.96.36.199 03:32, September 5, 2014 (UTC)
Signatures at the end of the film Edit
I notice nothing has been mentioned in the article about the sequence of signatures at the end of the film. I think it would be proper to include this, either at the bottom of the synopsis or as part of the production notes. For best presentation, I figure a list of the names in order, with a slideshow on the right, would present this final part best. Any thoughts, concerns, reasons not to do this? —WhosAsking (talk) 14:16, July 8, 2015 (UTC)
- I'm not aware of those, but that sounds like a notable thing and something that would be valuable to add. I'm guessing the Miscellaneous section of the background information section would be the correct place to add this. Those kinds of sections don't support the kind of layout stuff you're suggesting very well, but do your best and I'm sure if it can be better someone will come in and tweak it further. (if it's valid information, we'll just have to find a way, to include it) In short, I'd say go for it! -- Capricorn (talk) 17:53, July 9, 2015 (UTC)
Reboot reference? Edit
Found on the "Story and production" section:
"In the alternate reality of Star Trek Into Darkness, Uhura — who may have had a different education from that of the Prime Uhura — does speak Klingonese (or as she and Captain Kirk refer to it, "Klingon"). "
Or the real life explanation, which is... JJ Abrahms admittedly never watched or conerned himself with the original Trek. He didn't know or care about continuity in the slightest. They were money maker action movies.
You'd have to devote an entire webpage to trying to explain every continuity problem those movies cause. It's so not even worth the effort to try and shoehorn them into canon at all. --Julie Bee (talk) 21:38, October 3, 2016 (UTC)


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Avalon High by Meg Cabot
Ellie enrolls at Avalon High School where some of the other students may or may not be the reincarnations of King Arthur and his court. The novel refrences "The Lady of Shalott" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson and the Arthurian stories by that poet.
Idylls of the King and a Selection of Poems by Alfred, Lord Tennyson

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Exchange Program-France
SKEMA Business SchoolAbout SKEMA Business School:
SKEMA Business School formerly CERAM Bachelors (CB) is nestled in an area called Sophia Antipolis, which is located in the south of France, better known as the "French Riviera." Sophia Antipolis is a high tech development park and is considered to be France's "Silicon Valley." There are over 1,200 companies in high-tech, bio-sciences, and service industries that have their headquarters and research facilities in Sophia Antipolis. SKEMA offers undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs in fields such as entrepreneurship, finance, information technology and management. Founded more than 40 years ago, it is accredited by the French Ministry of Education and the French Riviera Chamber of Commerce. The undergraduate program has over 1,900 students from France and more than 60 countries. Currently nearly 20 SKEMA students attend HPU under the terms of a sister school agreement.
Location: Sophia Antipolis Cedex, France
Website: http://www.skema.edu/en or for more information regarding exchange: click here and check out the most up-to-date fact sheet provided by SKEMA Business School.
Academics Available: SKEMA is open to all majors. Please click on the following link to view a list of SKEMA Grande Ecole courses. In May, academic calendars and course choice for the fall semester 2016 will be available on our Web site: http://www.skema.edu/international/Exchange%20IN/grande-ecole-programme
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- Must have attended HPU for one semester
- Must intend to graduate from HPU
- Must have at least a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher
- Must be fluent in English
- Must have taken at least one semester of French
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- Complete the Student Exchange Program data sheet.
- Schedule and attend a formal interview with Melissa Matsubara
- Be prepared to discuss your motives for studying abroad and your degree plan.
- Select an exchange partner university that has courses which can be used for your intended HPU degree.
- Fill out the exchange university's admissions application: Skema Business School Application Be sure to choose "Exchange - Bachelors EAI"
- Obtain recommendation letters to be turned in with your application. (This depends on the individual university's application requirements)
- Passport photos (Amount and size depend upon each university)
- Sign a Course Request Approval (CRA) to verify your foreign coursework and HPU equivalents.
Health Insurance: Health Insurance is mandatory for all study abroad students. HPU recommends health insurance from Cultural Insurance Services International (CISI) for students study abroad. There is more information medical coverage and rates of CISI health insurance at http://www.culturalinsurance.com/
Housing Accommodations: Housing is arranged for international students by CB International Office in the nearby towns of Antibes and Juan Les Pins. Accommodation options include studios and double/quad housing, costing from $505 to $1,063. Additional information is available on the English pages of the CB site, under "housing." For more information about the area, visit http://www.antibes-juanlespins.com (select your language of choice by clicking on the country flags).
Currency: The current exchange rate can be calculated online at http://finance.yahoo.com/currency
Visa Information: Students should access the website for the French Consulate of San Francisco for information about obtaining a student visa. This site has a link to CampusFrance. Students intent on studying abroad in France must register with CampusFrance before they can get a visa interview with the consulate. If you have further questions regarding the student visa click on this link: http://www.nafsa.org/Find_Resources/Supporting_Study_Abroad/EA_Visas/France_Visas/France_Visa_FAQs/
Relevant France-related websites:
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Tiger Woods cruises to Bridgestone victory
(Akron, OH) -- Tiger Woods carded an even-par fourth round of 70 as he cruised to a seven-stroke win at the WGC - Bridgestone Invitational in Akron, Ohio. Woods was minus-15 for the tournament thanks to a nine-under second round. This is the fifth win of the season and the 79th of his career. He is three off the all-time lead of 82 set by Sam Snead. Keegan Bradley and Henrik Stenson were each at eight-under and in a tie for second. Up next is the PGA Championship at Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, New York.


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SEATTLE -- Starbucks Corp. has agreed to give up its status as the exclusive super-premium coffee brand for Keurig Green Mountain Inc. in exchange for Keurig expanding its range of Starbucks K-Cups.
The new terms amend an existing five-year agreement between the companies to make and sell portion packs under the coffeehouse chain's Starbucks and Tazo brands for use in Keurig brewers that named Starbucks as the exclusive "super-premium" coffee brand for Keurig's K-Cups.
The companies said Starbucks will receive "improved business terms," as part of the amended terms, including an expanded range of Starbucks K-Cups and varieties.
Keurig executive Mark Wood said the revised deal "creates more favorable business terms for both companies and allows us to build upon our strong relationship."
Nearly 2 billion Starbucks K-Cup packs shipped from the inception of the companies' relationship through the end of 2013. Starbucks and Keurig Green Mountain began the partnership in March 2011.
The revised deal comes a month after Coca-Cola Co. signed a 10-year to develop its soft drink brands for single-cup use in the Keurig Cold at-home beverage system, set to launch in 2015. Coke also acquired a 10% stake in Keurig Green Mountain, valued at $1.25 billion. | SEE STORY


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NBA: Nowitzki nets 12 of his 33 points in OT for Mavericks.
DALLAS - The Dallas Mavericks finally have a win over one of the top four teams headed to the Western Conference playoffs - just in time for their own postseason push.
Dirk Nowitzki had a season-high 33 points, including the first eight for Dallas in overtime, and the Mavericks moved within a game of .500 for the first time since mid-December with a 109-102 victory against the Clippers on Tuesday night.
More importantly for the Mavericks, they're just a game behind the Lakers for the final playoff spot in the West with 11 games remaining. They've won nine of their past 12 and improved to 1-11 against the top four teams in the West.
"We've fought an uphill battle all season long," said Nowitzki, who also led Dallas with nine rebounds. "Honestly, we're playing the best basketball we have all season. So we gotta keep this momentum going."
Chris Paul matched Nowitzki with 33 - also his season high - but the Clippers went more than 4 minutes without a field goal in overtime after Paul put them ahead 42 seconds into the extra period.
The game went to overtime after a wild final 5 seconds in regulation that started with a go-ahead layup by Paul. O.J. Mayo answered when he slipped the ball in from behind the backboard to tie the score at 97-all with 0.6 seconds left.
With coach Vinny Del Negro signaling for a timeout, the Clippers threw it in anyway. Blake Griffin caught the long pass in the lane and flipped the ball in the basket in one motion, but was called for an offensive foul for pushing Nowitzki while the pass was in the air. Dallas got the ball back but was 70 feet from the basket and couldn't get a shot off.
"Those are tough calls," said Del Negro, whose team lost the opener of a four-game trip that makes three stops in Texas. "I have to look at it. That wasn't the difference. They made some tough shots and we weren't able to convert on a couple of plays down the stretch."
Nowitzki put Dallas ahead for good at 101-100 on a jumper, and the Clippers missed their next seven shots. The only point over a stretch of 4:10 was a free throw by DeAndre Jordan, who had 11 rebounds.
"It was grit and guts," Dallas coach Rick Carlisle said. "It was like Russian roulette out there because when you go chasing Chris Paul around you leave a lot of guys open for shots. So, we gambled and won."
A game-time decision due to a sore left knee, Paul was strong from start to finish. He had 10 points in the first quarter and scored the last 10 of regulation and the first two of overtime.
In the final minute of regulation, Vince Carter put Dallas ahead with two free throws before Paul answered quickly. After a turnover by Carter, Paul hit a tough layup on the baseline, setting up Mayo's bucket.
"I have to play better defense," Paul said. "I let (Mayo) get a layup."
Griffin and Caron Butler had 14 apiece for the Clippers, and DeAndre Jordan had 11 rebounds. Mayo finished with 11, while Carter had 14, and Darren Collison 13.


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While the day after Thanksgiving is the unofficial start of the holiday shopping season for bargain hunters, for law enforcement, it's also the start of the vehicle-burglary season.
"We definitely see an increase in vehicle burglaries," said Redlands police Sgt. Jeremy Floyd. "Usually people leave their packages in plain sight or their vehicle unlocked."
Since it's only the beginning of the holiday shopping season, hard numbers on any increase are not yet available, but most law enforcement agencies agree they see an uptick in the crime between Thanksgiving and Christmas.
"The reason for that is there are more people out shopping," said San Bernardino police Lt. Dario Robinson. "This is a crime of opportunity so the more people are out there, the more chance there is to be victimized if people aren't mindful."
Authorities advise shoppers to take precautions by following some common-sense tips, including making sure their vehicles are locked and not leaving packages in plain sight.
Robinson advises shoppers not leave packages in their vehicles at all.
"These guys are watching shoppers and if they see you put your bags in the trunk, they wait for you to go back to shopping and then break into the trunk," Robinson said.
He suggests shoppers take their packages home.
Some holiday Grinches not only strike in the parking lots of shopping centers, but also in the stores themselves.
"When you go shopping, don't let anyone see how many credit cards or how much cash you have in your wallet," Robinson advised.
He suggests people take only one credit or debit card so if it becomes lost or stolen, no one will have access to multiple accounts.
Creating a special account where only a limited amount of money is kept specifically for holiday or online shopping is also a good idea, Robinson said.
"If someone does get a hold of your information (online) or card, then you only lose what's in that account and you don't get cleaned out," Robinson said.
One of the most important tips for shoppers is always be aware of their surroundings.
"If you notice someone following you, call us," said Floyd. "It's not going to hurt for us to go out and investigate because chances are if it looks funny to you then there may be a reason for concern."


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Is Jennifer Lopez Making Another Spanish-Language Album?
Photo: Getty Images
By Kathleen Perricone
Jennifer Lopez will be singing in Spanish otra vez!
It's been seven years since she released her last Latin album Como Ama una Mujer and she tells On Air with Ryan Seacrest she will soon be heading back into the studio for Round Dos.
"Doing another Spanish album is something that is in my plans over the next year or two," she reveals. "It's about having the right amount of time to work on it and get all the people lined up that I'd love to work on it with, so absolutely 100% yes."
Until then, Jennifer's A.K.A. is out on iTunes now!


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Tornado Watch Extended Through 10pm Thursday
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A Tornado Watch is in effect until 10 p.m. for Palm Beach County, Okeechobee and Treasure Coast.
A flood watch is in effect through late Thursday night for the Treasure Coast and Okeechobee County.
It is a Storm Team Five Weather Alert Day. As Tropical Storm Andrea continues to move across the Gulf of Mexico toward north Florida, rain bands from the storm will continue to move across South Florida through the rest of the day. As showers and thunderstorms whip through our area, heavy rain, gusty damaging winds, lightning and isolated tornadoes are possible. Please do your best to pay attention to the forecast today as we do have the potential for very dangerous weather.
The threat for heavy rainfall will continue tonight as more showers and thunderstorms move quickly through South Florida. The threat for isolated tornadoes will slowly decrease, but can't be ruled out. Lows in the 70s and breezy winds out of the southwest.
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Although justly famous for its Full Moon Parties, Koh Phangan has a lot more to offer visitors than all night dancing. There are few day trip options from Koh Samui, apart from sailing cruises, so at least an over night stay is recommended.
Koh Phangan is at least ten years behind Samui in terms of development, which lends the island a lot of charm, and some would say it's more picturesque than Samui itself. The main tourist beach Had Rin is busiest on Full Moon nights, but is well worth a visit the rest of the month too for its chaotic jumble of bars, clubs, restaurants and handicraft shops. The locals - expats and Thai's alike - are a friendly bunch and help make the atmosphere a lot more laid back than frenetic Chaweng. Their attitude is that every night is a party night on Had Rin, which pretty much sums it up.
The main selling point for the rest of the island is pristine undeveloped beaches, with only a handful of bungalows to disturb the peace. The most upmarket of these is Tong Naipan, thanks to the presence of the island's most luxurious resort, Panviman. At the other end of the scale, Had Salad and Had Kuat both have very cheap and basic bungalow resorts and attract many long stay backpackers. Had Tien is very shallow and pebbly, but is home to the Sanctuary Spa and Wellness Centre which offers a range of fasting, yoga and treatment packages and has an excellent vegetarian restaurant


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'"We need better goaltending. There's no secret to that," Ruff said. "I think our goalie would admit that. He's got to have a couple of those, so you've got to look to bounce back. I tried to let him bounce back in the game, and I thought the team tried to answer the bell."'
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By John Boyle Herald Writer
RENTON — The 2013 Seattle Seahawks will return almost all of their starters from last year's playoff team, one of the many reason why they are expected to be one of the best teams in the NFL this fall.
One starter who is currently unsigned, and unlikely to come back, is longtime weakside linebacker Leroy Hill. Just how much of a need the Seahawks have at that position heading into this week's draft, however, depends on what head coach Pete Carroll and his defensive coaching staff are planning.
Carroll is a defensive coach, so he has a vision of his ideal defense to be sure, but what Carroll is not is a stubborn coach who demands players fit into his system. Instead, Carroll has had success in the college ranks, and has built one of the NFL's best defenses because he is willing to tweak and tinker with his scheme to get the most out of the talent on his roster. Did Carroll's previous defenses employ a 330-pound end without much pass rushing ability on one side of his line? No, but he saw a role that would get the most out of Red Bryant, and make Seattle's run defense stronger, so Bryant was moved from tackle to end and into the starting lineup in 2010. Every player in Seattle's vaunted secondary has a trait or two that makes them different from the NFL "ideal" at that position. Richard Sherman and Brandon Browner don't have the sub-4.4 speed most NFL teams like in cornerbacks. Free safety Earl Thomas is a little undersized, and strong safety Kam Chancellor doesn't have the elite cover skills of a smaller safety — yet put together they make up the best back four in the league.
Which brings us back to the vacancy at weakside linebacker. The Seahawks have Malcolm Smith, who started three games last year. Korey Toomer, who spent last season on the practice squad, is a player the Seahawks hope can develop. And there are certainly options in the draft if the Seahawks want to address that position this week. On a conference call, NFL Network analyst Mike Mayock brought up Connecticut's Sio Moore as a possibility for the Seahawks at pick No. 56. And as the picks of K.J. Wright (fourth round) and Smith (seventh round) showed in 2011, the Seahawks can find linebackers on the final day of the draft. So finding a starter is possible even in the final few rounds. Perhaps defensive coordinator Dan Quinn, who spent the last two years running the University of Florida defense, convinces Carroll to use a third-day pick on a former Gator like Jelani Jenkins or Lerentee McCray.
But another possibility is that Carroll and company just decide to tweak things if it means getting their best personnel on the field as often as possible. The signings of Cliff Avril and Michael Bennett gives Seattle a ton of depth at defensive end once Chris Clemons is healthy, and Avril has experience playing linebacker.
"I think that is something that the coaching staff continues to work through as they try to figure out how they're going to implement a guy and accentuate their strengths," Seahawks general manager John Schneider said when asked about the versatility of his defensive ends.
Avril might not be as good in coverage as Smith, but if putting Avril at linebacker, at least part time, gets the Seahawks another double-digit sack player on the field more often, you better believe Carroll is considering that as an option.
"He's a guy over the last couple of years that has had 20 sacks, been very productive as an edge player so we're really excited to add him in," Carroll said after the Seahawks signed Avril. "He's got definite pass-rush ability as a featured rusher. He's also played linebacker in his past and done a lot of dropping over the years so he gives us a real flexible athlete that we can fit in in a number of different ways. … We went way back even to his college days — there's plenty of film, even in '09, when he's done a lot of stuff when he's been in space dropping and all that so we've had the chance to evaluate all that."
And here's another thing to consider when it comes to linebacker — when the Seahawks go to their five-defensive-back nickel package, only two linebackers are on the field. If newly-signed cornerback Antoine Winfield is anything close to the player he was last year, it will be tempting for the Seahawks to play more nickel in this pass-happy era. Especially when you consider that Winfield is very strong against the run, which helps negate the lack of a third linebacker on the field.
None of this is to say that the Seahawks will ignore linebacker in the draft. Even with the possibilities of playing Avril at linebacker or playing more nickel, the Seahawks will likely draft a linebacker or two, perhaps to find a starter, or maybe just for depth or special teams help. But the addition of two marquee players, despite the fact that they aren't linebackers, along with Carroll's flexibility, does mean the Seahawks won't feel like they have a glaring need to address.


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Ramble Plan Kilo: Starring Sidewalk Dan
Weather: 65°F (18°C)
Road Conditions: Dry and crowded with urban rush-hour traffic.
Frogwing has some new friends: Sidewalk Dan and his KLR, at Lake Como.
Some of you may have seen Sidewalk Dan's comments in both "The Baron in Winter" blog and RHR. Dan has been a friend of mine for a few years now, since I became active in the local KLR scene. He is a bright fellow; a professional civil engineer with several bridge designs to his credit. But he also has a wild side, as his nickname attests, and his background as a former Marine demands.
His nickname derives from the fact that, when faced with heavy State Fair traffic in the rain one day, he decided to bypass the gridlocked cages and take to the empty sidewalk in order to get where he was going.
"Improvise, adapt, overcome." – These were the words that Clint Eastwood used to describe the Marine Corps approach to obstacles and opposition in one of his better films. It is an attitude that both Dan and I have taken to heart, in dealing with local traffic on our KLRs.
But enough of this jaw-jackin'. Dan wrote up his version of our Ramble Plan, and it's time to see what he has to say. My comments will appear in italics… Those of you who watch "Mail Call" on cable will feel right at home.
Ramble Plan Kilo: The Bulldog N.E.
Dan on the Sidewalk, sans KLR, outside "The Bulldog N.E."
How fitting it is for Gary and I to begin our ramble from an establishment named "The Bulldog."
For those of you not in-the-know, the bulldog is the official mascot of the United States Marine Corps. Currently this post is filled by Sergeant Chesty XI. Alas, I'm starting to hear Springsteen sing "Glory Days" somewhere in the background – so I don't think I'll go down that road today.
My past life in the Corps is, well, buy me a beer and I might tell you a story or ten…
The Bulldog N.E. sits on the outskirts of downtown Minneapolis, just
across the Mississippi River that divides Gary's beloved Saint Paul – and
his not-so-favorite Minneapolis (a/k/a the other place…).
Near Nye's, another favorite establishment that Gary has mentioned previously on his blog, the Bulldog is situated along Hennepin Avenue, a fairly busy road that carries the thousands of downtown workers to and from their homes to their various places of employment. I am one of them.
Be that as it may, I rarely stop once mounted on my bike during my commute home. I pass the Bulldog going home – but never stop to take a gander. A few of my coworkers gave me the thumbs-up; plus the local newspaper had a pretty good review too. I was liking our odds more and more.
We stopped in about 1630 – catching a window seat to do some people watching and hopefully catch some decent light for Gary's well known dinner plate shots. The restaurant is known for their hamburgers, serving Kobe beef pretty much any way you like.
Gary chose a plain burger, cooked rare, with a topping of a truffle. Yes, that is not a misprint, a truffle.
Whoa there, Devildog! Truffles normally sell for between $400 and $1000 a pound. They wouldn't bury something like that inside a cheeseburger, certainly not for ten measly bucks. What The Bulldog uses on their Truffle Burger is truffle oil. Big difference! Carry on… =gc=
I asked for a plain Jane bacon cheeseburger, cooked medium well. Your host was very pleased with his burger, as was I. There were no sauces, no drowning in tomatoes, onions, pickles, relish and the like. Just a plain slab (and what a great slab it was) of beef, topped with a truffle. Gary will have to chime in on his taste buds and his topping, but my bacon cheeseburger was simply outstanding. I believe he got some decent photos of his burger – maybe he will put one (along with his review) in here.
Behold: The Ten Dollar Cheeseburger. Worth it? Read on…
Ah, the Truffle Burger… only ten-dollah, Joe. Did you ever think you would see the like? Oh, but this one is a doozy: They trim the fat off Kobe chuck, season it with garlic, thyme, salt, and peppercorns, and cure it overnight. Then they run it through the grinder twice to make it super smooth and tender. Grill it in truffle oil and top it with pure Wisconsin Brie, and present it on a fresh English Muffin. Hey, why is that olive staring at me? Let me give a special shout-out to our server Rachel. She was very patient with us jarheads and our uncouth table manners. =gc=
Well, now that chow was over (man, sounds like an Alpo commercial?) – on with the ramble. I had yet to reveal my route tonight, as I was going to try to get Gary in some local mud pockets that I had found in the days past. But he was weighted down with his traveling load as well as running his street tires – so he opted out of the mud. I did not.
It wasn't much, and it wasn't deep. But it was still fun. Ask your kids (or even hark back to when you were a young lass) why they play in the mud. The exact same reason I ride in it (but I can neither confirm or deny these allegations at this time).
Don't let him fool you, folks. Dan is only barely removed from the kid stage. He's been to college, and learned some fancy language, sure. But deep down he is still a curtain-climbin' rugrat at heart. Thirty-three years old, and still playin' in the mud… Oohrah! =gc=
Our route from downtown Minneapolis towards Saint Paul where we both live took us along the same Hennepin Avenue for a few miles of dreary rush hour traffic, to a couple quite sedate feeder roads in some of the local neighborhoods. This began a brief notion of supermotard. I found a nice, small steady LH curve – very doable at just a bit over the speed limit, followed by a hard RH turn that got us back to some main line routes.
It wasn't much – and I never lost sight of his headlight in my mirrors. Keep in mind we were both on our KLRs – that had to be one heck of a sight. Not quite so cafe-racer-esque, but I did my best.
Exiting our motard event, we headed for the mud where Gary took it easy and I played for a bit. Next time we'll get some pics okay Gary?
I was just coverin' your six, Junior. Yeah, next time we'll get some pics of you getting busted by the railyard bulls. =gc=
Then it was on to some uneventful riding to a lake near my house where my family and I walk and bike. I believe there were some more photos taken here. See the top of the page. =gc=
It was at the lake where Gary and I parted ways. He had a bit of ride to his hacienda – whereas I just live a few short miles away. I rambled here and there for another hour or so, as I had the kitchen pass tonight, which I was going to take full advantage to be sure.
Well, this is the end of Ramble Plan Kilo. I hope you have enjoyed my rambling as well.
And once again, many thanks to your kind host, Gary Charpentier.
Semper Fi brother.
Sidewalk Dan out.


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Students with an adequate background in computer science will complete 30 credits of course work consisting of 9 credits of distribution courses, and 21 credits of elective courses. In addition, within these 30 credits of course work, students must satisfy a project requirement and a programming language requirement. Students with a background other than computer science may need to complete up to 18 additional credits of core courses. Below are the formal course requirements, all the course descriptions can be found on the program's catalog page here.
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Freestanding Top Freezer Refrigerator with 14.8 cu. ft. Total Capacity, 2 Wire Shelves, 3.74 cu. ft. Freezer Capacity, Field Reversible Doors, Right Hinge, Automatic Defrost, Energy Star Certified, in Black
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- Shelf Area:13.4 sq. ft.
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- Sliding Shelves:2 Wire
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- CEE Rating:No
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EUGENE — The Emeralds came close, and then they got a lot closer.
The missed opportunites ended with Eugene's five-run sixth inning as the Emeralds beat Everett 8-0 Friday night in a game filled with AquaSox miscues.
Tommy Burns replaced Everett starter Steven Ewing in the bottom of the sixth after Fernando Perez doubled to advance Hunter Renfroe to third. Michael Miller singled Renfroe home to end the drought for both teams, Fernando Perez moved to third, Wynton Bernard walked and then a sacrifice fly by Michael Bass brought home Perez for the 2-0 lead.
A wild pitch by Burns advanced runners to second and third before Anthony Torres hit a two-run double. Another wild pitch, combined with an errant throw by Everett catcher Carlton Tanabe, allowed Torres to score the fifth run of the inning.
Richardson hit a three-run home run to left-center field in the eighth to finish off the Frogs.
Erik Shoenrock (2-1) kept Everett in check with seven strikeouts and allowed a hit and a walk in six innings. Jairo Gomez and Brandon Fry closed the game, each giving up a hit to Everett (19-9).
Eugene (10-18) nearly scored earlier, but couldn't capitalize on a bumpy start from Ewing (0-1), who gave up four hits, four runs (two earned) and had six strikeouts.
Ewing threw three wild pitches — one each in the first, second and fourth innings. In the second, Miller doubled to right field before Ewing's wild pitch advanced the Emeralds' catcher to third. Ewing forced Bass into a double play for the final two outs of the inning.
Ewing performed his escape act again in the fourth.
He gave up a single to Santos, walked Miller, threw a wild pitch to Bernard that advanced runners to second and third and Bernard's infield popup ended the inning.
Everett threatened in the top of the sixth when Shoenrock's wild pitch advanced Bryan Brito to third, but the AquaSox came up empty as Eugene forced two consecutive outs to end the inning.


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Robin Thicke reveals his good luck charm
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Now this is adorable.
Sultry soul singer Robin Thicke has the No. 1 album and the No. 1 single in the country right now and he thinks that a little three-year-old has something to do with it.
Naturally, he's talking about his son, Julian Fuego!
Paula Patton's hubby talks with PEOPLE magazine and shares that "he's obviously the best thing that's ever happened to me. He's my good luck charm."
The 36 year-old also is up for three MTV Video Music Awards for his "Blurred Lines" video, and he says that his son already is hoping to follow in his footsteps.
"He's 3 and wants to be a rock star! He''s always talking about hooking up with the band. He tells me he's going to New York and 'They're going to pay me, Daddy!' It's cute and adorable," he says. "He can get down. I groove. I wouldn't insult dancers by saying I'm dancing. I call myself a groove man."
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Ok, so not trying to start a heated debate here, but as a public health personnel, I dont know why people are so much against universal healthcare? United States is ranked 30th when it comes to healthcare outcomes in the world. Underdeveloped countries with universal healthcare are ranked above us. Comparable countries like Canada and almost all European nations have it. What is the problem with us?
For the school of thought "why should I pay for someone else's healthcare". First, medicaid already comes from tax money so you are ALREADY paying for it. Question is, when do you want to start benefiting from it?
Universal healthcare has so many benefits for women. If we had universal healthcare, we could be enjoying longer maternity leaves for example. Like in Canada and France and Germany (United States maternity leave policy stinks. It is ranked 19th in 20 developed countries, with Australia being 20th due to the fact that it has a LONGER but unpaid maternity leave).
Im NOT saying Obamacare is the answer. But atleast it is one positive step. Pre-existing conditions coverage. Insurance not putting limits on insurance. Donut hole in Medicare covered. Arent these positive things?


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Originally posted by Collis Ta'eed on Envato Notes
As many of our Envato Marketplace authors will know, I recently posted up on Notes about Use of Assets in Previews on Envato Marketplaces. We've had a lot of discussion on the post and the forums, and I'm going to be following up on the post with a series here on Notes to clarify and educate authors more on these issues.It's really important to us that all our authors understand how to respect other people's intellectual property. At the end of the day, intellectual property is what is being sold on the Envato Marketplaces, so it just makes sense that we should be respectful and mindful of others as we wish them to be of our own. There's lots of articles in the Wiki's Copyright section which are worth reading as a refresher.
Important: read our content policy and review your portfolioIn particular I wanted to draw your attention to our Content Policy article on the wiki. This was formerly posted under the title "Copyright Policy", and we've just updated it with more detail.
It's worth a close read to make sure you understand how Envato approaches important intellectual property issues. By and large Envato authors are both careful and respectful of intellectual property, but I think it's always good to refresh and deepen your understanding.
So, we are asking all our authors to take a look at their portfolio of items across Envato marketplaces to make sure that they comply with our Content Policy and Membership Terms. I appreciate this may take some time if you have a large number of items, so we are giving our authors until March 12th to do this.
Remember, any asset that you haven't created yourself must be properly licensed, including for use in previews. And all photos used within marketplace items, including previews, must be model released (which effectively excludes photos of celebrities). See What Images, Videos, Illustrations or Music can I use in My Item?
As we outline in our content policy, if an author is the subject of repeat DMCA take down notices, we will disable that author's account. We may also disable author accounts for alleged violations of other intellectual property rights, or where we consider an author to have repeatedly violated our Content Policy or Membership Terms.
I've arranged for more posts here on Notes to clarify questions around usage of videos from YouTube, trademark and brand guidelines, and resources authors can use such as creative commons licensed items and preview files from other marketplaces. So stay tuned!
And if you have any questions you think would be worth clarifying, please ask in the comments. I'll try to answer as many as I can, and turn any big ones into Notes posts!
Looking good
Will be useful to have more posts giving more information on usage
Quick – maybe silly question – are we supposed to upload license now to our themes or prove it somehow? I've got photography themes, where I use photos taken by my sister. I have of course her approval for usage of this photos in my live previews, but it was rather "Hey, sis, can I use your photos? – Sure!" than same legal agreement signed by us. Should I do that now?
Like purethemes said, i asked for permissions to several people on blogs or deviant art asking if an image could be included in my previews, most of the times. Of course i don't have now a legal agreement. How should i do in these situations?
Also, if someone is not able to fix an item by the deadline of 12 march, is it possible to ask to hide the item from the marketplace until it will be ok?
Nice photo!
beiker said
Nice photo!
I hope it was properly licensed!
Dumb question sorry.
Ok, thanks for reminding me…although some graphics that accompany my music are free, but I'm worried, so I change it to something that is safe i.e. my own drawing / lettering
Is this one cab be used?http://www.flickr.com/photos/mistybushell/2228156682/
GoodLayers said
Is this one cab be used? http://www.flickr.com/photos/mistybushell/2228156682/ Thanks!
Yes but you must attribute the work.


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After very little anticipation, I have released my VMDE in a alpha state.
:-) VDME is a Qemu image of FreeBSD 4.11 patched to m0n0wall standards, and
kernel recompiled. It also has cli php, workon4.sh and m0n0image.php
installed, and a working KDE environment. No file is over 2 gig, so it will
also work on uncooperative Windows versions. http://www.hosted.net.nz/VMDE/
The hosting is a gift from Dave Bayliss, so be kind in downloading, and
share when you can. Mirror sites welcome! The image is 637meg, and you
will also need Qemu. It is early, but workable way to unpack, modify and
compress images from windows. My hope is that this will lower the barriers
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Jason Aldean proud of Billboard Music Award nominations
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Jason Aldean admits his Billboard Music Award nomination in the all-genre Top Male Artist category is particularly meaningful to him. The singer says he feels "really proud to be the guy" who gets to "wave that flag for country music" in the category.
Aldean explains that he's been focused on his "Night Train" tour that the nominations totally took him by surprise. But he's extending his thanks to everyone who has bought a ticket or downloaded an album, adding that he'll do his best to "represent and make y'all proud."
Aldean is vying for the award along with pop stars Justin Bieber and Bruno Mars and rappers Drake and Flo Rida.
Top Male Artist is one of three nominations for Aldean. He's also in the running for Top Country Artist and his CD "Night Train" is up for Top Country Album.
The 2013 Billboard Music Awards will take place in Las Vegas, and air on ABC on May 19th.
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Connor Wood
Last week, I reported on a bit of research that suggested, in part, that many religious nonbelievers come to their atheistic worldviews after being convinced that science explains the world better than religion does. But despite its admittedly jaw-dropping explanatory power, science does, in fact, have its limitations. Science cannot explain or predict everything (sorry, E.O. Wilson). These limitations, however, don't necessarily imply that atheists or agnostics should become theists. Instead, they imply that we should reside more fully in our own bodies – the subjects of the rich sensory impressions and first-person experiences that are ultimately the source of all knowledge. [Read more…]


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That, upon application in writing, the Secretary of the Interior is authorized and directed to issue to Virginia Pearson, Crow allottee numbered 1328, of Phoenix, Arizona, a patent in fee to the following-described lands allotted to her on the Crow Indian Reservation, Montana: Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and the north half of the northeast quarter, and the east half of the west half
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of section 30, township 2 south, range 30 east, Montana principal meridian, containing three hundred eighty-two and twelve one-hundredths acres.
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Another way proposed to honor the Chardon victims
(Chardon) -- A bill is being reintroduced in the state House to name part of three highways after the three Chardon high school students shot dead a year and a half ago.
State Rep. Matt Lynch (R-Bainbridge) originally introduced the bill, and it's been reintroduced by Rep. John Patterson (D-Jefferson).
It would name part of Route 44 for Danny Parmertor, part of US 6 for Demetrius Hewlin, and part of Claridon-Aquilla road for Russell King, Jr.
One of Patterson's aides tells The News-Herald that they want to do what can be done at the state level to honor the three.
The naming of roads is usually reserved for military veterans and police officers.
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