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The_Tom
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Well, there may not be a kingdom of Burgundy anymore, but the French still refer to that region by that name. The fact that the terms Indiana and Montana get tossed around doesn't mean that they are still government units.

But I digress.

Anyway, Wesley went skiing with Josh Albert to Calgary, AB. Except there aren't any ski resorts in Calgary proper, but its something of a hub to get to nearby ones. Which of course means that they visited my hometown. Absolutely, positively true.

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I realize all those places are still there, i was just wondering in what form they exist. They mention New York, but when they finally show it they could reveal the whole thing is underground now because of WWIII.

And dont forget, we saw Mojave in 'The Cage'.. it looked pretty spiffy

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Fuuuuuccccccccckkkkkkkkkkkk!!!!!!!! Red ADMIRAL! Sheesh - a little thought goes a LONG way... not all of us have seen the end of VOYAGER - and won't do for a while so please spare us MAJOR spoilers like that. Sheesh... I think I've nearly had the whole fucking show spoiled. All the cool things too!

You could have just mentioned the Voyager over LA in Future's End.

Don't forget Keiko's mother lives in Komomoto.

ALSO... Mojo - why would Federation Day necessarily be celebrated on the ground/in the sky... this is a SPACE age we're talking about - presumably Earth/Moon/Mars space is as heavily populated as a planet would be. Oh and as for pics - I'd go for an absolutely beautiful crisp incredibly detailed plain old space shot - before a badly detailed atmosphere shot any day. Oh, and you don't have to be in Atmosphere's to have cool shots. Look at the Opening of Voyager every episode.

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Andrew...

Stop running about like a blue-assed fly. This community is tight knit enough that sometimes you forget people are halfway around the globe.

BTW: Mojo - the talk of "Unseen Frontiers" was one of the few bright points this past week.

Thanks!


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Settle down, Andrew! It'll come to your area someday. I assume you don't live in the US, because if you did, you'd have seen it many times, because they show it every week now...
I'm sick of it.

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Sol System
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Yes, pity poor Andrew, who doesn't live in the U.S. Obviously, it's his own fault for not trying hard enough.
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PsyLiam
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"This community is tight knit enough that sometimes you forget people are halfway around the globe."

Yes. I often think that all the posters here are actually British.

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Really? I was under the impression that there was only two of us.

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Andrew, I apologise unreservedly...utterly, and wholeheartedly. It did not even occur to me that it was a potential spoiler, very very sorry everyone who saw this, and didn't want to. Apologies and thanks to TSN who has now placed a spoiler warning on my previous post.

But I could say that it doesn't have to be a spoiler, meaning that that Voyager flyby might and might not have happened... you'll know what I mean when you see the ep.

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I've got to complain because I live approximately 33.5 light years from the Sol System.

I've been receiving your 'Star Trek' historical documents, but have only seen the firstseason and the second season up until "The Doomsday Machine," since the transmissions are only coming at me at the speed of light.

But all of you on the message board have given away the ending of 'The Trouble with Tribbles', 'The Enterprise Incident' and 'Turnabout Intruder'.. all shows i wont be able to watch until next year!!!!!]

I must insist you put spoiler warnings so that i dont find out things i dont want to about star trek..

And who is this Picard guy you always mention?

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Oh, OK - I might have gone a bit nuts... but At least Red Admiral was nice enough to apologise not just rub it in that I (and I'm sure not just me) haven't seen anything past (well Australia at least "Lineage" which I thought was a great episode)

Thankyou too Red Admiral - for reassuring me that what I see might/might not happen!?! It seems like Time Travelling and plot twisting is going to happen.

Also, it's just that I have consciously stayed away from threads ear-marked as containing Endgame spoilers. I once used to read happily episodes of DS9 and earlier Voyager well a head of time on the net. Since I stopped that little practice, I have been enjoying episodes SOOOO much more. A lot of you here and there bag a lot of the Voyager episodes, that I was so not thrilled on seeing - but when I did I REALLY REALLY enjoyed them.

LOL @ Mike - 33.5 light-years away eh? ;o) Well Australia is definately 1 light-year away if you watch/buy the videos (Voyager) and well... 3 light-years away if you watch DS9/Voyager on FTA TV.

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"The Trouble With Tribbles" was season 2. You must have missed it. Nyah.

Rev: Vogon Poet's a Brit too. And there are a few other semi-regulars. I think Da-Bang is a Brit as well, but don't quote me.

Sol System's sarcastic enough to be British.

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Hey, Mojo. I just received my 2002 SOTL calendar. I think that your concept of a future National Geographic is good, but the execution is a bit spotty: some pictures are good but some aren't. The main problem is that some pictures lack a clear focus and are sort of boring.

Here's my critique (Last 6 added):
January (Sunrise from nacelle support of USS Galaxy): I like this one but wonder where the photographer was standing. He must have been floating in space. Maybe the wide surface of the nacelle support filling the bottom half of the picture is a bit dull.

February (Defiant above ring of planet): Although Defiant is supposed to be in a swarm of micrometeors, it looks more like simple image degradation. Composition with commonly seen view of Defiant from front quarter is a bit dull.

March (Enterprise in V'ger cloud). I like this one a lot.

April (work bees at UP): I can see why some people might not like this one, but I like it. Sort of looks like a National Geographic picture, although the identical weathering on the work bees is kind of unrealistic. Varying the positions slightly to break up the pattern or placing some human figures among the bees (for interest and for scale) might have helped.

May (EntD under construction): An interesting picture, but it lacks focus. Without the caption, we have no idea what it shows other than a mass of girders. We see a few lighted panels, but they're meaningless. This picture tells no story. It looks more like the background for a render.

June (Time lapse picture outside spacedock): National Geographic puff-pieces about big US cities always have at least one picture like this. However, when they do it, the focus is on the lit-up buildings of the city, not on the streaking tail lights. Here you have a blurry ship (Galaxy class), a mostly unlit spacedock, and a bunch of light in all directions. Shouldn't the lights of space dock be brighter? Also, why wouldn't the ship be visible during its entire course and not only blurred at the end? Did a light suddenly come on in the last few seconds? Again, no real focus.

July (Delta Flyer in Borg Unicomplex): The Delta Flyer is probably too small and easy to miss among the Borg structures.

August (TOS Romulan Bird of prey firing): I love TOS, and especially this episode, so I like this simple picture. Great historical value.

September (IKS Kahless buring up as it flys towards setting sun): The burning ship and the foreground rock (it is a rock, isn't it?) on the left look too pasted in, like bad matting. That sun looks too white and bright. It doesn't have the colors of a setting sun. This pic looks too staged and unnatural.

October (lights on inboard surface of refit E nacelle support): A quiet, atmospheric pic, I think I like it.

November (Enterprise on viewscreen of abandoned USS Exeter): Are going to have a pic from "Spock's Brain" next year? You shouldn't have reminded us of this episode, maybe the worst of TOS! I'm not too excited about this pic.

December (Yoyager flying low over some mountains): I think this would have been better if Voyager were in focus and the scenery were blurred. Most photos of race cars and planes in flight are like that. Having big ships down in the air strikes me as kind of a bad idea. Please don't over do it!

Centerfold (B/W shot of Galaxy-class challenger and EntE in orbit): I like this. Nice depth of field and lighting.

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*wonders how CaptainMike posts on this board from 33 light years away*

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It's very complicated, involving gravitational lensing, negative index of refraction materials, and so forth.

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