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Package: linux-image-2.6-686 Version: 2.6.16+0.2 Severity: important Hi, I'm obviousely suffering from the problem described at http://email@example.com/msg15793.html Some background information: I tried to install several other distributions on this Compaq ML 530 machine (well, I was told to use something else than Debian) and failed (for sure ;-)). I grabbed a random Live-CD (Ubuntu 5.10) laying around on my desk which worked. It was using Kernel 2.6.12. Now I wanted to give Debian a chance and etch installers failed as well, while I was lucky with Sarge RC2 installer. When upgrading kernel-image to linux-image-2.6-686 the old problem was show: The console was floded with kernel: e1000: eth0: e1000_clean_tx_irq: Detected Tx Unit Hang messages. An 'lspci -v' shows 05:06.0 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation 82542 Gigabit Ethernet Controller (rev 03) Subsystem: Compaq Computer Corporation NC1634 Gigabit Ethernet Adapter (1000-SX) Flags: bus master, medium devsel, latency 64, IRQ 201 Memory at c6fc0000 (32-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=128K] Capabilities: <access denied> My guess is that the driver for this card was changed from kernel 2.6.12 to 2.6.13 (which shows the first problem reports when asking Google) and this explains why several other distributions (using higher than 2.6.12 kernels) failed but Sarge and the Live-CD worked. Feel free to contact me in case you need further information Andreas. -- System Information: Debian Release: testing/unstable APT prefers testing APT policy: (500, 'testing') Architecture: i386 (i686) Shell: /bin/sh linked to /bin/bash Kernel: Linux 2.6.8-3-686 Locale: LANG=de_DE@euro, LC_CTYPE=de_DE@euro (charmap=ISO-8859-15) Versions of packages linux-image-2.6-686 depends on: ii linux-image-2.6.16-2-686 2.6.16-17 Linux kernel 2.6.16 image on PPro/ linux-image-2.6-686 recommends no packages. -- no debconf information
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Multipurpose Potting Bench
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Great pics! We have a potting bench outside that needs a little TLC...thanks for the inspiration! We bought it at Target in 1997 before Carl was born, and used it as his changing table....the nursery had a garden theme. I had little pots on it with fabric ties for cotton balls, wipes, etc. Sometimes I even filled the little tub part for a quick bath. Thanks for a quick trip down memory lane! :) I'll have to revitalize it as a bar or something for the Summer....
Thanks for the compliments on my laundry room! You are the only person who has commented on the little chalkboard paint and sign that I made! You must have a great eye for detail.
I have not been all the way through your blog but right off I can say that I LOVE...
Your daughters room. OMG so cute.
Your shutters in your living room.
Your kitchen island.
Your attention to detail.
Plus I think you are the first person from Chicago to leave a comment! Yay!
~janetHey London,
You left a comment on my post on monday and i just realized that i hadn't visited your site yet--so sorry!
I would love to have a nice backyard that could rationalize me buying a potting bench. when i bought my house i saw great potential, but didn't realize it would be so expensive to realize my plans!! so for now, i'm stuck in limbo. :(
thanks for stopping by and leaving a kind word!i love all these pics.
we have a very rough table that i use, but i hate the location of it. AND my husband always puts yucky stuff on the lower half. i need to lay the law down on him again - no yucky stuff! ;) i think this week i will actually start my flower & herb garden. love doing that stuff!
hope you have a beautiful week!


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Jim Trotter @SI_JimTrotter12m BREAKING: The Raiders have released QB Matt Flynn, according g to source. Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter36s As @SI_JimTrotter reported, Raiders have released QB Matt Flynn. Not surprised. He's horrible.
Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter8s All together, Seahawks and Raiders paid QB Matt Flynn a combined $14.5 million the past two seasons for one start.
Don't the Vikings feel dumb now for signing Freeman. If they only waited. Green Bay still needs a backup. I wouldn't be surprised if he ended up back there.
Amazing what one big game can do. Just to keep a running tally, Da Radahs have released two QB since the start of traning camp. Good times.


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Bedrooms | 2 |
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Corporate or Vacation Rental Savannah – 2 bedroom, 1 ½ bath, private guest house that sleeps up to 4 (call for additional people). The guest house is located on the south side of Savannah on 1 ½ acre lot, close to the Truman Parkway, shopping & Lake Mayer (a park with picnic, 1 ½ mile path, fishing, tennis and basketball courts +). Handicap Accessible, Fully furnished, All Inclusive, Appliances & Laundry Room, plenty of Kitchenware, Netflix, Wireless Internet, Gated Complex, Fire Pit & Picnic area, 10 minutes from Downtown and Historic District and plenty of parking. Sorry No Smoking in the house, Utensils for Oyster Roast or Savannah's Famous Low Country Boil. There is also a $150 party fee15+ persons, payable upon arrival.
We enjoyed our stay at Lori's guest cottage. It's very well equipped, comfortable, clean & convenient to everything we needed during our trip. The convenience to Lake Mayer's walking trail was a nice bonus as we always go there for exercise when visiting Savannah. The beds were also very comfortable. The only negative was that the property description says it comes with basic cable but it's actually on an antennae and we could only get about 8 channels- most of which are random. I am sure most people don't go to Savannah to stay inside wachng TV so I assume 90% of the time this would not be a problem but my family is from Savannah (i.e. not tourists), visiting for a wedding during bowl game season so it came as quite a surprise when we were unable to watch any of them that weren't on one of only two network channels we received. I think basic cable now-a-days means everything but the premium movie channels to most people (like ESPN, Fox Sports, etc) so they should probably just edit that in the ad to avoid confusion. Any other time this was unlikely to have been an issue and the stay was otherwise great. We never met Lori (owner) as she was out of town but check in and out was made extremely easy, the area felt very safe and the back yard of the home is lovely. There are two rental units at this property and they are very close to each other & the main home so if you want complete privacy just know that in advance but it didn't bother us. Newcomers to Savannah should also be aware that the water has a very strong sulphur smell, esp. in this unit but Lori gives you a heads up about it in the welcome book and it is in fact clean, just strong. This was definitely a comfortable place to stay and I would be happy to book here again.
This property is great for pet owners, especially older dogs. Ground level accomodations go out to a large, flat yard that provides plenty of room to sniff and go potty.
Park is close by.
House is clean but could use a deeper clean and a few fixes here and there.
Overall, as described. Certainly comfy and a good value. We would recommend and hope to stay again in the future.
What a great place to stay! We were in town for a softball tournament weekend. What a great alternative to a hotel - and much closer to the fields! Both softball complex's where literally less than 3 minutes away. We brought the dog along and he too very much enjoyed his stay. Lori even left a couch cover for him to use! This guest house (in back of Lori's house) is quiet and private. It has a huge backyard to throw Frisbee with the kids... or the dog!. The house was clean and well maintained. It's showing its age a bit, but aren't we all! The house is well stocked with everything you need for your stay. Tons of sheets / blankets. A more than fully equipped kitchen. And everything else you can think of. House had the master downstairs and 3 beds up in the loft - which is more like a small finished attic than a loft really. I highly recommend this property!
This listing offers a very good value and the hostess is nice and helpful. Location is near Walmart, other grocery stores and even a warehouse liquor store with good prices; very close to the Truman Parkway. Main room is a large open area for dining, cooking and lounging. In addition there is a Jacuzzi type tub. Loading and unloading is easy because you can park right next to the door.
Lori went out of her way to make sure everything was up to par. The home is much bigger than we had expected and there was not a thing lacking that we could have needed.
The laundry room was an added bonus!
Thank you Lori for your hospitality!
We so enjoyed our stay at Comfortable in Savannah. It was a great house for us and our dog (that has never been on a trip). Lori was so great with the details. The location was terrific, it wasn't in the middle of the River Street area with all the congestion but was wonderfully located far enough away (just 20 minutes to the Westin for a conference) and was peaceful. There was a Walmart close by, and lots of restaurants too. If you ever stay here there is a great Italian restaurant on Skidaway Road called Fiore, you should really check it out. absolutely delicious. There was nothing we needed that was not already provided by Lori. The house was perfect and fully stocked with cooking items, trowels, and clean sheets. A nice touch was Lori had left a pet couch cover on the couch so I could cover it (such a great thing to think of for a pet owner that we may not have thought of). Gabriel (our cocker spaniel) loved the back yard he wanted to go out constantly. You will absolutely love this place.
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Comfortable in Savannah is a 2 bedroom, 1 ½ bath, PRIVATE guest house that sleeps up to 6. The guest house is located on the south side of Savannah in a safe neighborhood. Contact owner for information about additional rental units on property.
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An understanding of climate change's effects on the environment has become commonplace and grows every day, but one researcher from Florida State University is looking to answer a new question: What are climate change's effects on people's health? In one of the first studies of its kind, Chris Uejio, an assistant professor at FSU, and a team of researchers studied how climate change can affect the roughly 20 million Americans (according to the Environmental Protection Agency) who consume untreated drinking water on a daily basis. Because climate forecasts are predicting higher rainfall rates over the next few decades, coming down in intense storms, Uejio said those flashes could cause flare-ups in waterborne illnesses.
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30 Sep 2010 Lottie said
Don't be nervous!
I'm from Syd too and I will also be going solo <!--graemlin::)--> - 0 people like this
30 Sep 2010 Lottie said
Oh and tots – glad to hear someone else will be there a couple of days before.
I'm there from the 15th. - 0 people like this
30 Sep 2010 Tots said
Lottie, where are you staying? maybe we could catch up over there.
laura & lottie add me on facebook, tara-lea burman - 0 people like this
3 Oct 2010 Bee1990 said
Hey im 20 from melb going! <!--graemlin::)--> join the facebook group i made <!--graemlin::)-->
Speak soon <!--graemlin::)--> - 0 people like this
7 Oct 2010 Explorer1211742 said
Hey guys! I'm Shinade and I am from Brisbane. I am all booked in for this baby and sooo excited! I will be travelling solo so looking forward to getting to know a couple of you before we start <!--graemlin::)--> I will also be in London for a couple of days before the tour starts from the 17th Jan.
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22 Oct 2010 Lozzy said
Hi Guys! I'm Lauren and I'm 19 and from Adelaide. Looking forward to this trip, should be amazing!!
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15 Dec 2010 Explorer1108087 said
hey exciting people, im also 20, from brisbane, and going solo! so many brisvegans its awesome. is anyone staying on after the tour? cant wait!
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4 Jan 2011 Explorer1222758 said
Hi I'm Choi ,22 from korea and going solo!
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So pretty. Looks like a real life Breyer pony. :)
Welsh Pony section B gelding, Willow Tree Amigo.
ROMEO WELSH PONY CLASS "A" http://www.clemencefaivre.com/
Scarborough Rapture, chestnut Welsh Mountain Pony with lovely flaxen mane and tail.
Welsh Mountain pony stallion SRW Spree's Silver Mine
This is just so beautiful . I wonder if animals have the same feelings as we would have if our child was taken from us? Look at the bond they have !
Welsh pony stallion Ysselvideldts Highflyer (section A). Alexia Khruscheva - equestrian photography
Palomino Welsh pony stallion. Palomino horses have gold-colored coat with a white or light cream colored mane and tail. The Palomino's coat can range from a light off-white shade to a deep shade of gold.


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Species 8472
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Species 8472 was the Borg designation for a non-humanoid species native to a dimension called fluidic space, accessible through quantum singularities. Their highly developed biology and organic technology rendered them tactically superior even to the Borg, who considered them the "apex of biological evolution". (VOY: "Scorpion", "Scorpion, Part II")
History Edit
War with the Borg Edit
- Main article: Borg-Species 8472 War
In their search for species worthy of assimilation, the Borg encountered Species 8472 after finding a way to enter fluidic space in 2373. However, Species 8472 proved immune to assimilation and the invasion of their realm provoked a war; according to Seven of Nine, Species 8472 was the first species to offer "true resistance to the Borg" in their long history. With their superior biological technology, Species 8472 pushed back the Borg and launched a counter-invasion of the galaxy, annihilating large numbers of Borg drones, ships and even planets.
During this time, Federation starship Voyager also chanced upon Species 8472. During the disastrous initial encounter, a member of Species 8472 communicated to Kes their intention to destroy all life in the galaxy. Captain Kathryn Janeway thus decided to ally with the Borg to stop Species 8472, as well as ensure her ship safe passage through Borg space. Armed with bio-molecular warhead containing modified nanoprobes developed by the Doctor, Voyager destroyed a number of Species 8472 bio-ships in fluidic and normal space. Fearful of the new weapon, Species 8472 withdrew to their native realm. (VOY: "Scorpion", "Scorpion, Part II", "Prey")
One member of Species 8472 was left behind in normal space and was relentlessly tracked by a pair of Hirogen hunters for several months. This individual later boarded Voyager in an attempt to open a rift to fluidic space. Captain Janeway intended to aid its effort, but Seven of Nine refused. Shortly afterwards, as the Species 8472 grappled with a Hirogen hunter, Seven took the opportunity to beam them both to a nearby Hirogen warship. (VOY: "Prey")
The Federation "threat" Edit
Their conflict with Voyager led Species 8472 to dismiss the Borg as "irrelevant" and focus on Humanity as their primary threat. In response, they built several terraspheres in the Delta Quadrant containing simulations of Starfleet Headquarters, and genetically modified themselves to resemble Alpha Quadrant species. Their goal was to infiltrate Earth and gather intelligence on Starfleet's military capabilities and plans. Some Species 8472 were uncomfortable experiencing the lives of lifeforms so different to themselves, while others found elements of it enjoyable.
In 2374, Voyager discovered Terrasphere 8 by chance after detecting an ersatz Federation signal. Species 8472 subsequently captured Commander Chakotay, believing a Federation attack was imminent. The crew of Voyager managed to convince them that they had no contact with Earth and no hostile intentions, and were able to broker a cease-fire in which they offered the modified nanoprobes in exchange for data on Species 8472's technology. Afterwards, Species 8472 returned to fluidic space. (VOY: "In the Flesh")
Aftermath Edit
The Borg continued to patrol a border with fluidic space in the Beta Quadrant. Axum suggested that he would try to make contact with Species 8472 after he was liberated from "Unimatrix Zero" in 2377. (VOY: "Unimatrix Zero, Part II")
Species 8472 stood approximately three meters tall and were tripedal. Their eyes had cruciform pupils and they lacked obvious mouths, nostrils, and ears. They were immensely strong, able to dismember humanoids and rip through bulkheads with ease. They did not require oxygen or need any atmosphere for survival, and could walk without the aid of gravity, being able to cling to surfaces. (VOY: "Scorpion", "Prey") Species 8472 had as many as five sexes. (VOY: "Someone to Watch Over Me")
Each cell of Species 8472 contained over a hundred times the DNA of a Human cell; the DNA had a triple helix structure and was the most densely coded of any lifeform known to the Federation. Species 8472 possessed an extraordinarily powerful immune system, capable of immediately destroying any foreign agent whether chemical, biological, or technological. This rendered them immune to Borg assimilation. If Species 8472 cells were introduced into another lifeform, they rapidly proliferated and began to consume it from the inside out. (VOY: "Scorpion") Their blood consisted of DNA and polyfluidic compounds. (VOY: "Prey") In desperate situations, they could commit suicide by releasing a cellular toxin into their bloodsteams. (VOY: "In the Flesh")
Species 8472 was highly resistant to almost all forms of technology. Their bodies generated a bioelectric field that blocked sensors and impeded transporter lock. They could penetrate force fields and withstand quantities of weapons fire that would be lethal to most other lifeforms. Even when injured to the point of appearing dead, they could regenerate. (VOY: "Prey")
In their native form, Species 8472 has only been known to communicate via telepathy. They could initiate mental contact with other telepathic species, such as Ocampa and Vulcans, though to the recipient such experiences were physically taxing and difficult to understand. (VOY: "Scorpion", "Prey") Species 8472 did not sleep. (VOY: "In the Flesh")
Being the sole inhabitants of fluidic space, Species 8472 was intensely xenophobic. They regarded all other lifeforms as impure and weak, and a threat to their genetic integrity. In response to the Borg "contaminating" their realm, Species 8472 intended to purge all life from the Milky Way Galaxy. (VOY: "Scorpion", "Scorpion, Part II")
However, some members of Species 8472 gained a new appreciation for the experiences of humanoid species after assuming their forms. For example, "Valerie Archer" expressed fondness for various works of Federation art, literature, and music. (VOY: "In the Flesh")
Technology Edit
Species 8472 used highly advanced organic technology. Their bio-ships were composed of the same biological material as Species 8472, and thus shared both their resistance to technology and their vulnerability to modified nanoprobes. Eight bio-ships working in tandem with an energy focusing ship wielded enough firepower to destroy a planet. (VOY: "Scorpion") Species 8472 also possessed sophisticated genetic engineering techniques that allowed them to mimic other lifeforms; this deception could only be revealed through a microcellular scan. (VOY: "In the Flesh")
- "Valerie Archer"
- "Boothby"
- "Bullock"
- "David Gentry"
- "Jason Hayek"
- "Kinis"
- "Larsen"
- "O'Halloran"
- "Reiskin"
- "Young"
- Unnamed Species 8472
- Terrasphere 8 personnel
Appendices Edit
Appearances Edit
- "Scorpion"
- "Scorpion, Part II"
- "Prey"
- "In the Flesh"
- "Someone to Watch Over Me" (holophoto)
Background information Edit
Origins Edit
In the first draft script of "Scorpion", this type of alien was initially referred to as "Species 84729", when the first draft was first submitted, on 18 February 1997. The species was renamed to its eventual designation by the time a particular revision of the initial draft of the teleplay was issued, on 24 February 1997.
The creation of Species 8472 was inspired by the success of previous visual effects in the series, particularly the design of the macrovirus in "Macrocosm". Visual Effects Supervisor Ronald B. Moore commented, "[Executive Producer Jeri Taylor] saw that we could do that and maybe, if we had something with a little more meat on it, literally, that we could try to move forward." ("Red Alert: Amazing Visual Effects", VOY Season 3 DVD special features) According to Taylor herself, Species 8472 was originally conceived by Brannon Braga, who co-wrote "Scorpion". ("Braving the Unknown: Season Three", VOY Season 3 DVD special features)
Visual Effects Producer Dan Curry was also influential in the genesis of Species 8472's design. CGI Effects Director Ron Thornton said, "From what I understand [...] Dan Curry, God bless him, managed to convince the producers it would be a really good idea to do a wicked, computer-generated character, something that wasn't a guy in a suit or a guy with chewing gum on his nose." (The Official Star Trek: Voyager Magazine, issue #16, p. 37) Curry himself remarked, "When we were originally going to have that species, I suggested to the producers that instead of doing it [as] a guy in a suit, let's take advantage of some of the new CG technology, and do something that can't be a guy in a suit." (Cinefantastique, Vol. 30, No. 9/10, p. 74) Director David Livingston noted, "There was no choice but to create a CGI model. We couldn't do something realistic [in live action]." ("Braving the Unknown: Season Three", VOY Season 3 DVD special features)
The process of designing Species 8472 began with the script of "Scorpion". Dan Curry recollected, "We had a script for a very vicious alien creature that had to be so powerful and so fearsome that it was able to chop up and destroy the Borg." ("The Birth of Species 8472", VOY Season 4 DVD special features) Concept artist Steve Burg elaborated, "It said it was big, and ferocious, and terrifying, and moved very quickly; it was 14 feet tall at one point. That was about it." (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 2, p. 28) In the script of "Scorpion" (both the first draft and final draft), the species was described as being at least ten feet tall and wearing an alien breathing apparatus. [1] CGI animator John Teska recalled how he and the rest of CGI effects house Foundation Imaging heard about the conversations over the script: "As there were, you know, script discussions happening at Paramount, we started to get the early word that there may be a new nemesis, a new character that would make even the Borg afraid. And it was very exciting just to know that there's going to be a CG character, that it was going to be a major player for that season." ("The Birth of Species 8472", VOY Season 4 DVD special features)
Designing the alien Edit
Dan Curry came up with the concept of having the aliens each be three-legged. By this stage, he had spent lots of time pondering the potentiality of a tripod alien, motivated by several inspirations. He noted, "I guess it goes back to the old fifties' sci-fi book Day of the Triffids, about these tripod plants that come to Earth and cause trouble." Another influence on the tripod design was a similarly three-legged, alien character that had appeared in a science-fiction fantasy play that Curry had written, designed and directed, as one of his thesis projects in grad school. "That was a comedic creature," he noted, "but when this came along, I thought, 'Well, hey, wouldn't it be cool to do a tripod creature?'" ("The Birth of Species 8472", VOY Season 4 DVD special features) Yet another relevant influence was knowing that Foundation Imaging, who were commissioned to design the creature, would likely be able to handle such a lifeform. "I knew also that on 'Hypernauts' Foundation had done a tripod creature that was a kind of pet antelope called a gloose," explained Curry. "Ron Thornton had shown me a tape of the character." (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 2, pp. 27-28) After deciding that Species 8472 would be tripedal, Dan Curry did some sketches that he later characterized as "very, very crude." ("The Birth of Species 8472", VOY Season 4 DVD special features)
The prospect of demonstrating that the aliens were not being played by actors had an impact on the tripedal nature of Species 8472 as well as their overall design. (Cinefantastique, Vol. 30, No. 9/10, p. 74) However, Dan Curry initially waited to relay the concept of the alien's three-legged form to Foundation Imaging, because Ronald B. Moore wanted to avoid imposing a particular design on the team. Moore recounted, "We approached Ron Thornton at Foundation and said, 'Look, here's what we're trying to do. Why don't you have your guys draw something up, and we'll look it over' [....] I would never presume to jump on that three-legged thing unless it was a script point. I'll just say, 'Show me some alien creatures.'" (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 2, p. 28)
Endeavoring to focus the design, Foundation Imaging brought Steve Burg into the process, he having worked as a concept artist on multiple movies and actually having been responsible for the gloose design. Burg worked with Ron Thornton, who passed all of Dan Curry's and Ron Moore's remarks on to him. (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 2, p. 28) During Burg's tenure on the project, the communication between him and Curry was profuse, with them exchanging many sketches and ideas. ("The Birth of Species 8472", VOY Season 4 DVD special features; Cinefantastique, Vol. 30, No. 9/10, p. 74)
As Moore had planned, Burg commenced his work on the project by consulting the few details about the alien that were available in the script, including the ultimately changed notion of it having a height of fourteen feet. With very little guidelines to proceed from, however, Burg's first drawing of the alien failed to impress the producers, who deemed it as too conventional, overly similar to the creatures designed for 'Alien' and 'Predator'. Burg later admitted, "I have to say I agree [....] It does have sort of a mantis-like feeling and I think that kept on through [the design process], but I think there was a miscalculation in that we began by making it too derivative, not of Star Trek things, but of other creature designs. There are definitely similarities between the head and the alien from 'Predator.' I think it was the head they were most concerned about. They wanted something like the alien, but they didn't want a rip-off." (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 2, pp. 28 & 30)
Following this initial rejection, Ron Thornton advised Steve Burg to produce several quick sketches featuring a variety of looks that the producers could choose from. "The next batch were just basic silhouettes," Burg explained. "Some have three legs; some have two legs; some of them have a split tripodal base, with below the knee bifurcated. I don't think I had any real strong idea." The three-legged approach to some of these renderings meant that the design was nearing what Dan Curry was looking for. (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 2, p. 30) Although some of the images showed the creature with very viscerally sharp teeth, Ron Moore steered the design away from this direction, as the creature also had to look intelligent. (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 2, pp. 29 & 30) "One thing that Ron mentioned, which he may have gotten from Paramount, was that the thing was to have practically no mouth," stated Burg. "One way of making it look smart is to not give it big teeth, like a Tyrannosaurus or something. If something looks very nasty and it doesn't have obvious claws or teeth, you figure it works on a whole other level." The producers selected one of the drawings, which suggested the creature's height as well as looking suitably alien, and asked Burg to concentrate on developing it. (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 2, p. 30)
Steve Burg's assignment of fleshing out the chosen sketch involved a fair amount of work, as it was a view of the creature from behind and therefore didn't show its face. As he started by focusing on its alien anatomy and tackling how it might realistically move, the design continued its transformation into a more definite form. Even though Burg supported the notion of the creature having a tripod design as sounding "great," it took him a while to overcome the challenge of the alien having not only three legs but also a front and back. "The biggest problem was dealing with that third leg," Burg commented. "In the end it became like a Human leg, but it started out as more of a symmetrical tripod; all the legs pointed out from the middle and the body was more centrally located [....] I think it moved back toward something you could relate to; it became sort of a centaur." (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 2, p. 30)
Even while the creature's appearance was evolving with each successive drawing, Steve Burg was forming a considerably clear idea of how it was to look, later saying, "I think that once this guy got underway he began to take on his own identity [....] At a certain point, something clicked and everyone started to see what this creature was." (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 2, pp. 30-31)
Work progressed on refining the face. One concept that Steve Burg submitted for the head was judged as being not alien-looking enough, with the producers concerned that it might be mistaken for a mask. They consequently requested that Burg sketch out some alternatives. (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 2, p. 31) "Since the head/face is really where the creature is expressed, it was not at all surprising that they wanted to evaluate several possible directions before committing to a more finalized concept," said Burg. "I remember I just sat down and churned out a whole bunch of weird alien heads." (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 2, pp. 31 & 32)
According to Dan Curry, he was responsible for deciding that the alien's neck shouldn't be a thick solid structure. "I had [...] the idea of having the neck muscles be separate tubes that you could see through, so it couldn't possibly be a guy in a suit," Curry said. (Cinefantastique, Vol. 30, No. 9/10, p. 74) However, according to Steve Burg, this facet of the extraterrestrial came about due to him refining the shape of its head. "Somewhere in the middle of doing that I started gravitating toward the sort of tripod neck structure," Burg related. "That seemed like a good way of making it something that obviously a person could not be wearing, even if you were in a closeup. I tend to think in terms of mechanical devices when I design, and the neck turned into a sort of flight simulator thing. That seemed to click with everybody." (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 2, pp. 31-32) Regardless of who devised the arrangement of the neck, Ron Moore clarified, "I think that what we were trying to do was get something that didn't look like a guy in a suit. If we could design something where you could see its spinal column, and the muscles separate so you would have little openings, that would help us give it other than the look of a guy in a suit. So we tried to get that." (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, No. 6/7, p. 95) Likewise, Ron Thornton remarked, "We wanted to make sure it had lots of open spaces in it. For example, the neck is actually three very thin muscles, so there couldn't possibly be a guy in a suit. We did the same with arms as well, giving them extra joints and things." (The Official Star Trek: Voyager Magazine, issue #16, p. 37)
From the various drawings of the alien's head, the producers chose two or three images. "[They] were similar to each other; sort of variations on a theme," concluded Steve Burg. "They decided that was the direction they wanted to go." Making the alien internally consistent allowed Burg to connect the head to the torso – a task that, thanks to the creature's relatively humanoid form, was fairly easy to achieve. "It was just a matter of maintaining the style through the body," Burg remembered, "putting muscles under the skin that were kind of like what you saw in the head and extending that through the torso." (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 2, p. 32)
Digital modeling Edit
Once Steve Burg was finished externally crafting Species 8472, his drawings for the alien were handed over to John Teska, who was made responsible for building the model, turning Burg's designs into computer-generated reality. These examples of concept artwork included drawings that demonstrated the creature's full height as well as the approved head designs. (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 2, pp. 31-33) Teska was delighted to join the project. "When I started to be brought into the process," he remembered, "and I saw some of the sketches that were being done by Steve Burg, you know, I was totally excited because it was a non-humanoid. It didn't look like the usual guys with just facial changes. This one had this very strange kind of neck and very strange body structure, with three legs and everything. So, you know, as an animator, as a character designer or creature person, I was totally jazzed about bringing this guy to life. In this case, Steve Burg had had several meetings with Paramount, so they had several different designs [....] There were many drawings and there were features on each one they liked. So, Paramount and Dan Curry came to me and talked about these different designs, and said, 'Could you put them all together and basically create a creature out of that?' So, I didn't have any singular drawing of, 'This is the final creature.'" ("The Birth of Species 8472", VOY Season 4 DVD special features)
With John Teska's involvement, the alien design continued to develop. "The very first thing I did," Teska recalled, "was, once I had these drawings, was just did a very simple, blocky kind of shape, just to kind of get the proportions and figure out how big the head, how big the body and everything would be, and then gave that back to Paramount. So, it became a back-and-forth thing, going from very blocky, crude... then working up to the finer details. And then, ultimately, the paint maps and the textures were done several weeks later. So, it sort of evolved over the course of his creation." ("The Birth of Species 8472", VOY Season 4 DVD special features)
John Teska based the finer details of the design on the few facts that were available about the aliens. Even though their vague backstory did not provide much insight into the creatures' origins, the fact they were to be established as communicating psychically indicated that they wouldn't have to be depicted as talking much. "So, one of the key things was getting kind of an expressive, weird forehead and just a feeling that they were different," Teska mused. "But then, also knowing how they attacked people – they're always described as really vicious and just tearing – and that they cause infection just by tearing at you or whatever, so.... Really, I mean, that was what drove the animation, was just trying to find a way to make them feel just really fast and menacing, you know, whereas the Borg always had numbers on their side and always had that sort of zombie, 'we're going to get you, no matter what' thing. But with Species 8472, it was just more of the surprise that they'll just... burst your doorway and start slashing." ("The Birth of Species 8472", VOY Season 4 DVD special features) Similarly, Ron Thornton stated, "A lot of it was creating a personality for the creature in the first place [....] What we wanted to do here was something [...] like a leopard on attack. It would burst through the wall and completely decimate the Borg." (The Official Star Trek: Voyager Magazine, issue #16, p. 37) Ron Moore concurred that the desire to separate the look of each of the aliens from "a guy in a suit" also influenced how the visual effects team designed the aliens' movement. (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, No. 6/7, p. 95)
The question of how to execute some of the alien design aspects initially proved somewhat troublesome. John Teska explained, "There were a few things on this character [that were questionable; the open-neck structure] [...] became a little bit of a question, how to rig that, and then the same thing with the legs." Dan Curry noted, "My faith in John Teska as an animator was so great that I just trusted he would be able to come up with a very convincing way to move it about." Teska continued, "Of course, I thought a lot about, 'How would this guy walk?'" Ultimately, however, he needn't have worried so much about designing the way that the alien would move. He remarked, "Ironically, we never actually saw him walk more than one or two steps over the course of his life. He's always leaping into rooms and tearing people apart, but he never actually just walked down a hallway, in any of the shots. Really, I just had to think more about getting these attack motions." ("The Birth of Species 8472", VOY Season 4 DVD special features) Teska took a week to build the CG model of Species 8472. (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 2, p. 33)
A difficulty similar to portraying the aliens walking through a corridor was how to fit such a tall alien into the corridors, in the first place. Ron Thornton commented, "That it would be something nasty which was supposed to be nine feet tall made it very difficult to do. It was a little tight, squeezing a nine-foot tall character into the corridors, but I think it worked out." (The Official Star Trek: Voyager Magazine, issue #16, p. 37)
Highly pleased with the general flexibility of Species 8472's final design, Ron Thornton enjoyed the process of animating the alien. "Suddenly, we could do a totally non-anthropomorphic creature, that was nasty, vicious, and has a personality," he related. "The animator now becomes an actor and has to give a performance to this creature, and that's something I love to do." (The Official Star Trek: Voyager Magazine, issue #16, p. 37)
Reception Edit
Steve Burg was ultimately very satisfied with the design of Species 8472, including the input that John Teska had, and termed the final version of the aliens as "absolutely amazing." (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 2, p. 33) Shortly following the initial broadcast of the species' introductory appearance in "Scorpion", Jeri Taylor said of the aliens, "I thought [they] [...] were really cool." (Star Trek Monthly issue 31, p. 12) Likewise, the inclusion of Species 8472 in "Scorpion, Part II" made that fourth season premiere a particular highlight for Dan Curry, who remarked of the installment, "It was good to see Species 8472." (Cinefantastique, Vol. 30, No. 9/10, p. 74) The possibility that the aliens would make return appearances, after the "Scorpion" two-parter, was on the condition that they proved to be popular among viewers. (Cinefantastique, Vol. 29, No. 6/7, p. 96) Shortly after the fourth season began its initial broadcast, Brannon Braga said of Species 8472, "People seem to love them, and we're definitely going to see those aliens again this season." (Star Trek Monthly issue 34, p. 13)
Despite the general popularity of Species 8472, the feedback from some fans included repeated accusations that the aliens were slightly too reminiscent of the Shadows from Babylon 5. (The Official Star Trek: Voyager Magazine, issue #16, p. 38) Indeed, the unofficial reference book Delta Quadrant (p. 188) even goes as far as to state that Foundation Imaging – which created the CGI for the first three seasons of the aforementioned series, prior to working on Star Trek: Voyager – were faced with a hurried deadline, as regards the creation of Species 8472's design, and that, according to Foundation employee Adam Lebowitz, the company completed the workload by modifying the Shadows at the wire-frame stage before giving them new skin textures. Ron Thornton – who also worked on Babylon 5 – denied the resemblance, however; he directly stated that the allegation of the reuse "wasn't true." (The Official Star Trek: Voyager Magazine, issue #16, p. 38)
Species 8472 was featured on the cover of Lightwavin' #4.
In a 2003 interview, Nick Sagan admitted to liking Species 8472, remarking that he thought they (in common with the Vidiians) were one of numerous "cool aliens" that succeeded in differentiating Star Trek: Voyager from previous Star Trek series. He also opined (about Species 8472, specifically), "I think they're great villains." [2]
At the 2009 New Jersey Star Trek convention, Kate Mulgrew remarked to the audience that Species 8472 was her personal favorite of Star Trek: Voyager's villains. [3]
Apocrypha Edit
Species 8472 is one of the main races featured in the game Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force. In that game, the player must infiltrate a Borg cube infested with Species 8472 to locate a material called 'isodesium'. They are also the main enemy of the Borg and a playable race in Star Trek: Armada II, where their ships are further depicted as biological in nature, being morphed from active embryos into various types, while stations, also biological, were morphed from passive embryos.
The short story "Places of Exile", in the Myriad Universes omnibus Infinity's Prism, tells the tale of an alternate reality where Voyager is attacked by Species 8472 and crippled. The crew has no choice but to stay in the Delta Quadrant, and find a way to survive. Captain Janeway and the crew form a loose alliance of Delta Quadrant species called the "Delta Coalition". The crew also meets 8472 again but they need help from the Coalition. In this story, Species 8472 receive a name – the "Groundskeepers" (in keeping with the incarnation of Boothby seen in VOY: "In the Flesh", who retained much of the personality of the original Boothby and plays a major role in the story).
In the game Star Trek Online, Species 8472 told the Klingons to call them the "Undine", revealed in the tie-in novel The Needs of the Many to roughly translate from the Undine language as "Groundskeepers". In the novel and the game itself, the Undine are major antagonists, having infiltrated the Federation, Klingon Defense Force, and many other factions at all levels. It is the discovery of these infiltrations by the Klingon Empire, and the Federation's refusal to believe their warnings, that contribute to the outbreak of war between the Empire and Federation at the game's outset. It is later revealed that the Iconians had attacked the Undine in Fluidic space, making them believe that the Alpha and Beta quadrant powers were mounting an invasion and provoking the Undine's actions, including infiltrating the various galactic powers, as well as attacking the Voth as they fought the allied forces of Starfleet, the KDF, and Romulan Republic in the Solanae Dyson Sphere. The conflict reaches its climax after the Undine mount an assault on Earth Spacedock, and the attempt to deploy "Planet-Killer" weapons against Ferenginar, Gornar, Andoria, Qo'noS, and Cardassia Prime. After being repelled by the allied fleets, the Undine retreat back to the Delta Quadrant. Admiral Tuvok and the player manage to negotiate a truce between the Undine and the allied forces at the culmination of the story arc. Other in-game missions reveal that the Borg had developed a way to assimilate Undine into the collective. Player characters, however, manage to destroy the prototypes and prevent the dissemination of that knowledge through the Collective.
Further readingEdit
- Steve Burg, Species 8472–design concept, Effects Special, Volume 1.1, 1998, pp. 60-66
- John Teska, Behind the Scenes: Building Species 8472, Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 2, Issue 3, 2001, pp. 82-88
External links Edit
- Species 8472 at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works


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Even though the movie fails as a comedy, someone should have told Landau it was intended to be one. He plays Mr. Blakemore with gracious charm and great dignity, which is all wrong; his deathbed scene is done with such clunky sincerity that one fears Landau actually expected audiences to be moved by it. Not in this movie. The cause of his ill health is left a little obscure, and no wonder, because shortly before his dreadful deathbed scene he's well enough to join the women in a wild night of disco dancing. You have not lived until you've seen Martin Landau disco. Well, perhaps you have. He is both miscast and misdirected, and seems to labor under the misapprehension that his role should be taken seriously.
Another key character is Manley (Ian Richardson), Blakemore's butler, who turns up his nose at the first sight of the women, but inevitably comes to like them. The message of the movie, I guess, is that two homegirls can find wealth and happiness if only they wear blond wigs, get rid of those gold teeth and country vocabularies, and are nice to rich old white men. It gets even better: At one point, the boyfriends from Georgia are flown out to L.A. to share the good luck, and they vow to get their acts together and Plan For Their Futures, in a scene that comes way too late in the film for us to believe or care.
The movie was written by the actress Troy Beyer, who has a small role as a lawyer. What was she thinking of? I don't have a clue. The movie doesn't work, but was there any way this material could ever have worked? My guess is that African Americans will be offended by the movie, and whites will be embarrassed. The movie will bring us all together, I imagine, in paralyzing boredom.
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Episcopal men began to form monastic communities. In 1856 the Rev. Richard Benson founded the Society of St John the Evangelist, SSJE. Subsequently came the Order of the Holy Cross. It is not widely known that there are many Episcopal monks and nuns, belonging to several orders and communities. Most follow the Benedictine rule, "ora et labora", worship and work. Membership can be as a monk or nun, but priests and lay can be affiliated in several ways. Bishop Duncan is a member of the Society of St. John the Evangelist. Our good friend, Fr. Mark Dunnam, was a Benedictne monk for several years. (Some monastic "contemplative" orders scorn idle talk and basically practice silence and solitary, withdrawn living. Mark was not, could not be, of such a persuasion. We like him better this way.)
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- Natalie BWednesday, March 03, 2010
I was going to post that HAY I ACTUALLY LIKE MIXING GENRES >:( and then I read this and... I actually do kind of like it. I don't know what that says about me.
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I disagree with this post - I think mixing genres is usually a good thing, if it's done well.
Hilarious post, though. - DaemonTuesday, March 09, 2010
Sorry, I've got no choice but to fail this one.
Genre-mixing happens all the time, and there's far, far too much good stuff for this to be right.
Just because you can write it in a bad way, doesn't mean the concept itself is bad. - Margaret PyeTuesday, March 09, 2010
Actually, now I really want to read werewolf/cowboy romance. Hmmm, would a male werewolf or a female werewolf be more fun?
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Reavers aren't fantastical.
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My imagination or the pictures of the Lightning and Blaze Casettes are in the wrong place? --Shining Latios 22:01, 19 October 2010 (UTC)
- Yeah, it's an error. It's temporary anyway. Seeing as it's not locked though, why don't you edit it instead? That's the purpose of the wiki: edit to improve. ht14 22:12, 19 October 2010 (UTC)
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Does the grass here never rustle, or are we missing the wild Pokémon information for this location? --AndyPKMN (talk) 13:49, 14 April 2011 (UTC)
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Since 1969, Weichert, Realtors has been perfecting a smarter approach to buying real estate and selling real estate focused on the needs, concerns, hopes and dreams of our customers wanting change homes. Weichert has grown from a single office into one of the nation's leading providers of home ownership services by putting customers first.
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Stability and support operations is a US military term for operations involve military forces providing safety and support to friendly noncombatants while suppressing threatening forces.
SASO operations can occur in everything from natural disaster areas (earthquakes, storms and flooding) to insurgencies (revolts, social upheavals). The extent of SASO operations can range from interacting with the local population to military operations with specific rules of engagement.
The underlying dynamics of SASO and related "stabilization" activities have proven controversial and are the subject of increasing academic and policy-level debate.[1][2]
- ^ Mac Ginty, R (2012). "Against Stabilization". Stability: International Journal of Security and Development. 1 (1): 20–30. doi:10.5334/sta.ab.
- ^ Dennys, C (2013). "For Stabilization". Stability: International Journal of Security and Development. 2 (1): 1. doi:10.5334/sta.an.
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- Explanation of SASO at The Area III Support Activity of the Installation Management Command-Korea (IMCOM-K)
- The U.S. Army Stability Operations Field Manual The U.S. Army, with forewords by Lieutenant General William B. Caldwell, IV, Michèle Flournoy, and Shawn Brimley and a New Introduction by Janine Davidson. Ann Arbor, University of Michigan Press, 2009.
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There is a special bond between men who have served in combat together. It's a bond that goes far beyond the the limits of normal friendships. You become very close to those you depend on for your life. We became brothers in Vietnam... We became family. During July of 1970 one of the last major battles between American and NVA ground forces took place in Northern I Corps near the Ashau Valley. The 101st Airborne Division had set up Fire Support Base Ripcord right in the middle of a major NVA supply route. The NVA sent a reinforced Division into the area to move us out. Our Company was sent into the Ripcord Area of Operations to take and hold Hill 805, which overlooked the firebase. Over half of the the men in our company were killed or wounded, but we held that hill for five days and nights. Due to political pressures to keep American casualties low, the 101st was forced to withdraw from the battle, but not until they had suffered more casualties then they had on Hamburger Hill. Because of the uproar over the battle for Hamburger Hill during 1969, reporters were kept out of the Ripcord area. Ripcord had become the forgotten battle. Forgotten by everyone but those who were there. During 1976 the father of one of our KIA's contacted a few of the men who had served on Hill 805 in an attempt to learn more about the battle that had cost him a son. He wasn't aware of it at the time but he had started a crusade. The Delta Veterans he had located kept in touch with each other and started trying to find the other men from their platoon. Each person who was located set out to find others, and eventually almost everyone who had survived the fighting for Hill 805 had been located, as well as several of the men who had served with Delta Company before and after that particular battle. From there the search for Delta Raiders expanded in both directions. It had taken on a life of its own, as if it were meant to be. It had become an obsession to find everyone who had served in Vietnam as a Raider. We have now located 450 of the known 1143 veterans who served in Vietnam with Delta Company (D, 2/501) between December of 1967 when the company was sent to Vietnam, and July of 1972 when the Division came home. Our goal is to locate everyone who served with Delta Company in Vietnam, and the family members of those Raiders who were Killed in Action. The Delta Raiders of Vietnam Association holds a reunion every other year and publishes 4 issues of the Raiders Newsletter annually. If you or a family member of yours served as a Delta Raider, please contact us at: firstname.lastname@example.com |
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Type of Calendar | Date |
Water Resistant | 5 ATM |
This beautiful Vostok Europe YT57-2233165 ladies watch steals the show! This watch with its rose gold colored stainless steel case is a real eye-catcher. The color of the dial is mother of pearl. Additionally, this watch has a very strong mineral crystal.
Are you looking for a sporty watch very good quality. Buy a Vostok Europe watches.
The model comes with three leather watch straps. You will also receive a handy tool to change the tires.
2 year guarantee on the movement. Comes in luxury brandbox.
You have a period of 14 days. We are official dealer of the watches Vostok Europe.
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