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point (pɔɪnt) | |
—n | |
1. | a dot or tiny mark |
2. | a location, spot, or position |
3. | any dot or mark used in writing or printing, such as a decimal point or a full stop |
4. | short for vowel point |
5. | the sharp tapered end of a pin, knife, etc |
6. | a pin, needle, or other object having such a point |
7. | maths |
a. a geometric element having no dimensions and whose position in space is located by means of its coordinates | |
b. a location: point of inflection | |
8. | a promontory, usually smaller than a cape |
9. | a specific condition or degree |
10. | a moment: at that point he left the room |
11. | an important or fundamental reason, aim, etc: the point of this exercise is to train new teachers |
12. | an essential element or thesis in an argument: you've made your point; I take your point |
13. | a suggestion or tip |
14. | a detail or item |
15. | an important or outstanding characteristic, physical attribute, etc: he has his good points |
16. | a distinctive characteristic or quality of an animal, esp one used as a standard in judging livestock |
17. | (often plural) any of the extremities, such as the tail, ears, or feet, of a domestic animal |
18. | (often plural) ballet the tip of the toes |
19. | a single unit for measuring or counting, as in the scoring of a game |
20. | Australian rules football an informal name for behind |
21. | printing a unit of measurement equal to one twelfth of a pica, or approximately 0.01384 inch. There are approximately 72 points to the inch |
22. | finance |
a. a unit of value used to quote security and commodity prices and their fluctuations | |
b. a percentage unit sometimes payable by a borrower as a premium on a loan | |
23. | nautical |
a. one of the 32 marks on the circumference of a compass card indicating direction | |
b. the angle of 11°15′ between two adjacent marks | |
c. a point on the horizon indicated by such a mark | |
24. | cricket |
a. a fielding position at right angles to the batsman on the off side and relatively near the pitch | |
b. a fielder in this position | |
25. | any of the numbers cast in the first throw in craps with which one neither wins nor loses by throwing them: 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10 |
26. | either of the two electrical contacts that make or break the current flow in the distributor of an internal-combustion engine |
27. | (Brit) (often plural) US and Canadian equivalent: switch a junction of railway tracks in which a pair of rails can be moved so that a train can be directed onto either of two lines |
28. | (often plural) a piece of ribbon, cord, etc, with metal tags at the end: used during the 16th and 17th centuries to fasten clothing |
29. | backgammon a place or position on the board |
30. | (Brit) |
a. short for power point | |
b. an informal name for socket | |
31. | an aggressive position adopted in bayonet or sword drill |
32. | military the position at the head of a body of troops, or a person in this position |
33. | the position of the body of a pointer or setter when it discovers game |
34. | boxing a mark awarded for a scoring blow, knockdown, etc |
35. | any diacritic used in a writing system, esp in a phonetic transcription, to indicate modifications of vowels or consonants |
36. | jewellery a unit of weight equal to 0.01 carat |
37. | the act of pointing |
38. | ice hockey the position just inside the opponents' blue line |
39. | beside the point not pertinent; irrelevant |
40. | case in point a specific, appropriate, or relevant instance or example |
41. | in point of in the matter of; regarding |
42. | make a point of |
a. to make (something) one's regular habit | |
b. to do (something) because one thinks it important | |
43. | not to put too fine a point on it to speak plainly and bluntly |
44. | on the point of, at the point of at the moment immediately before a specified condition, action, etc, is expected to begin: on the point of leaving the room |
45. | score points off to gain an advantage at someone else's expense |
46. | stretch a point |
a. to make a concession or exception not usually made | |
b. to exaggerate | |
47. | to the point pertinent; relevant |
48. | up to a point not completely |
—vb (usually foll by at | |
49. | to indicate the location or direction of by or as by extending (a finger or other pointed object) towards it: he pointed to the front door; don't point that gun at me |
50. | (intr; |
51. | (tr) to direct or cause to go or face in a specific direction or towards a place or goal: point me in the right direction |
52. | (tr) to sharpen or taper |
53. | (intr) (of gun dogs) to indicate the place where game is lying by standing rigidly with the muzzle turned in its direction |
54. | (tr) to finish or repair the joints of (brickwork, masonry, etc) with mortar or cement |
55. | (tr) music to mark (a psalm text) with vertical lines to indicate the points at which the music changes during chanting |
56. | to steer (a sailing vessel) close to the wind or (of a sailing vessel) to sail close to the wind |
57. | (tr) phonetics to provide (a letter or letters) with diacritics |
58. | (tr) to provide (a Hebrew or similar text) with vowel points |
[C13: from Old French: spot, from Latin punctum a point, from pungere to pierce; also influenced by Old French pointe pointed end, from Latin pungere] |
point (point)
A sharp or tapered end.
A slight projection.
A stage or condition reached.
point (point) Pronunciation Key
A geometric object having no dimensions and no property other than its location. The intersection of two lines is a point. |
In geometry, a location having no dimension — no length, height, or width — and identified by at least one coordinate.


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Ever since I got my license in June, I've wanted to drive myself as much as possible. Even though I don't have my own car, somehow it feels amazing to be able to say, "Hey – I think I'm going to drive to the library and return these books, okay? Be back in a few minutes." For me, getting into the car, listening to music, and knowing exactly where I'm going to go gives me such a strong sense of freedom and contentment.
I don't know if adults get this feeling since they've been driving for so long. But I really love driving at night, where I follow every curve in the road perfectly and feel comfortable and smooth. And it almost makes class worth it to drive to school in the morning, listening to the radio and taking the route so familiar I could do it with my eyes closed.
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I don't have my own car, and even though I get to use mom's whenever available, I still pine for my own. It means I could drive home instead of taking the hour-long bus ride, and it means I wouldn't need to depend on my friends. Half the time I think I should take all the money I made over the summer and just buy one. The other half of the time I tell myself the money could be used for a vacation after senior year, like for the road trip my friends and I are planning for next summer.
But for now, I just make excuses to drive the car we have. Sure, I could walk, or maybe I could let mom drive, but I need to get practice, right? Especially after I was late to the driving scene. Most of my friends went after their licenses at 16, but I waited. So after months of guiltily asking for rides or walking to the bus stop while my friends walked to the parking lot, it's nice to do it myself.
But sometimes, you really need to be in the passenger seat.
One of my oldest friends, C- turned 18 last weekend. He is an incredible cellist who plans to pursue music professionally. For his birthday I knew I wanted to make a cello cake. He doesn't like chocolate, so I played with my favorite swiss buttercream to try and get it brown without cocoa powder. Peanut butter, maple syrup, coffee, nothing produced the right hue. So I put in as little cocoa powder as possible while still ending up with a woody brown frosting. I used my go-to white cake and did all the baking the morning of.
Like always when I make shaped cakes, I found a picture of a cello on the internet and cut the cakes appropriately. I baked cocoa and vanilla shortbread to make the neck and various parts of the cello. Finally, I used gel icing to pipe the f-holes and the strings. Five hours later, I was looking at one of the coolest cakes I'd ever made.
I was home alone, and the original plan was to drive with the cake in the passenger seat. Unfortunately, this unusually shaped cake didn't fit into any of my cake carriers and I was at a bit of a loss. The cookie neck of the cello proved extremely brittle, and finally I bitterly concluded that I just could not drive there myself. I called four different friends, and only one was available to pick me up, and that was J-.
J- was one of the first to get his license and car, but despite the experience he's a bit of a reckless driver. He isn't dangerous, but he resents stop signs and considers speed limits more like suggestions. He has a tendency to make sharp, unexpected turns and step on the brakes without warning. I wasn't worried about getting into an accident, but I couldn't help but picture the cello cake splattered all over my shirt, or a thick coat of frosting on the glove compartment.
Getting the cake into a car was a hassle. He held the door open for me and I carefully got in, putting the cello on my lap. Then he handed me the scroll, which I held in my hand, palm up. As J- pulled out of the driveway he kept asking, "You got it? Should we pull over?"
J- took the speed bumps at two miles per hour. When we got to the main road, he stayed 5 miles below the speed limit and his driving was impressively smooth. Twice, other cars passed us, and I could just see the wistful expression on his face as he let them go by. When we got to C-'s neighborhood, he made all the winding curves slower than the people using the sidewalk. He parked the car, turned to me and said, "I was more nervous driving you and this cake than I was during my driver's test. Man."
Although I got a little frosting on my fingers, we managed to transport the cake without damage straight to the kitchen. C- and everyone else there was blown away by the cake, and laughed as they tried to picture J- practicing defensive driving. Somehow I get the feeling he won't be driving so slowly again for a long, long time.
After an afternoon in the park and the take-out Chinese, C- cut the cello and ate the f-hole topped slice. He ended the night with a performance with his real cello, and I accepted a ride home with a smile on my face and yummy cake in my belly.
Since I didn't use any new recipes for this cake, I thought I would talk about how I tackle shaped cakes. I've realized it's easy to make a cake shaped like pretty much anything as long as it's 2D. This makes for endless possibilities and people are always impressed.
1. Make a template. I find an image on Google of the shape I want. Pick a simple image with an obvious outline and not too much embellishment. Use Word to adjust the shape of the image, and print it out in the proper size. All of my shaped cakes so far have been baked in a 9×13 pan, so I sometimes need to split the image in half and print them out separately to get the right size. Below is the image I used for this cello cake.
After printing, use a sharpie to outline the important parts of the stencil. You may need more than one copy of the printout – I outlined the body of the cello, the fingerboard, the tailpiece, and the bridge. Cut them all out and you've got perfect templates.
2. Cut the cake. I triple-wrap my cakes in plastic wrap once they've cooled and then freeze them for 30 minutes or so, until they're hard. Then I level the cakes if necessary with a serrated knife or my cake leveler. Place the template on top of the cake(s) and carefully cut around. I've never tried using an electric knife, but that might work well?
3. Assemble and decorate. Frost and fill as you would any cake. Make any other components -for example, I baked cookies in the shape of the tailpiece, fingerboard, and bridge, using the templates I'd cut out. I like to cover just the top of the cake with a very thin layer of fondant, using the template again. Then just follow your imagination and pipe frosting, gel, or use sprinkles/etc to decorate.
Tell me if any of you have tried making a shaped cake… What did you make, and how did you do it?
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Tehe. I was so thrilled when I saw that you had made a cello cake!! I am also a cellist, though I highly doubt I am anywhere near to being as good as your friend, and cellos just don't seem to get alot of attention. There is a whole lot of violin stuff, but hardly anything for cellos. So thanks.
Saw you in justine just had look
Wow! I've seen a a pictures of your cake on Google, (it's amazing), but I can't see any of your pictures on your website!
I don't know what's wrong, but both our computers don't show the pictures.
Sorry, I just wanted to add that I can see pictures on only some of your posts, like the Cold War Brownies post.
Bittersweetbaker – That is so weird :( All the photos come up on my computer. At the moment I'm using ImageShack to host my photos, but I'm starting to think Flickr might be more reliable. I think it might be my summer project this year to move all my 17 and Baking photographs to another image server. Thanks for letting me know :)
Hi Elissa,
Thanks for replying!
I researched ImageShack, and apparently the site is blacklisted.
(We live in a university, we can't access some sites).On my site I use Picasa, and I think that works very well!
I'm thinking of making your cake for my younger sister on her birthday.
She plays the violin!
I'll let you know how it goes if I make it!
Thanks again,
Adriana -
Hi Elissa (again)!
I'm sorry for writing so many comments, but I was wondering how thick each of your cake's layers came out. I made a cake very similar to your go-to white cake, and baked them in a 9×13 pan. They are coming out pretty thin, about an 1/8 of an inch each. Were yours this thin?
Thank you!-
Bittersweetbaker – Leave all the comments you like! :) My cake layers were definitely not that thin. I'd estimate each layer was around an inch thick. Maybe you didn't use enough batter? The recipe I used normally makes two reasonably tall 9″ round cakes, which I combined into one 9″x13″ cake.
This is amazing… what did you use to make the bridge?
Nette – Thanks! I used chocolate shortbread cookies for the tailpiece and fingerboard and used vanilla shortbread for the bridge.
Hi Elissa,
My sister's birthday party is on Saturday, and I decided that I'm going to try and make your cake. I was reading over the post again, and in the last paragraph, you said that you like to cover the cake with a thin layer of fondant, then pipe frosting, gel, or add sprinkles. Did you frost the buttercream before putting on the fondant? If you did, do you think it would work without the buttercream?
Thank you so much!
Adriana – Oh, yes, you need some sort of binder to keep the fondant stuck to the cake, so I'd frost the cake with buttercream before using the fondant. Or you could skip the buttercream and just use a layer of jam, but since I don't like the way fondant tastes, I like to use buttercream. As for the shortbread cookie recipe, I used this one: http://www.bakingobsession.com/2008/10/21/checkerboard-cookies/ Hope it works out! Tell me/show me how the cake looks!
Sorry, just one more thing: you mentioned that you used chocolate shortbread cookies for the cello neck. Do you have the recipe for them? They look very dark, and I haven't found a good recipe yet. Thanks again!
Adriana -
Elissa, thank you so much! You have no idea how much I appreciate your help.
After about 9 hours of working on the cake, I'm finally finished. It looks nothing like yours; it's nowhere near as professional looking. But it's clear that it's a violin. Or cello. I ended up not using fondant, because I couldn't afford messing up. I used a ganache instead. My sister's party is in a couple of hours, so I'll tell you how it goes later.
I'm also going to post it on my blog, so I'll give you the link as well.
Thanks again,
Adriana -
That was a good idea and I might try it at home. It tastes good and simply amazing. How about guitars? Is it possible to bake a guitar cake?
Thank you,
san diego screen printing -
this looks sooo good. you are inspiration! i play the violin and the viola and i love baking. i hope to bake something like that for myself one day!
Super cool, as always.
Wow this is insanely amazing!
It's very unique. It's good for someone who loves violin and into music. Cakes come into different designs but its also necessary the taste. It should be something delicious.
i will make this amazing cake to my 8 year old cellist daughter. thank you for the inspiration
Love it! I also play cello…maybe I should request it for my birthday in a little over a month…
Oh my gods, that's amazing!!
I take fiddle so all i have to do is make the cake and make it a violin shape insteand of a cello!:)
oh and i love baking too!:)
As always your baking is phenomenal! This cake looks extremely professional… I do the same thing with parking the car ,I get so excited when I can get it strat on the first time (:
Hi Elissa! I have just found your blog through honey & jam I am astonished that you, just 17, can make such gorgeous recipes like all the ones I have seen by now! But as soon as I saw this cello, I had to make a stop and congratulate you for such work of art.
I will follow your cooking activity from now.
Cheers from Spain, a far away country from the States!
that cake is sssoooo awesome too bad i cant make it even tthough it would be awesome if i could make mostly because i play the cello !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi my loved one! I want to say that this post is amazing, nice written and include approximately all important infos. I'd like to look extra posts like this .
My daughter plays the cello and she is having a chocolate party. She was always nagging me to get her a chocolate fountain birthday cake. But now that I found this thank you Elissa :)
thats really cool. I play the cello but have never seen something like that. thanks!!! =)
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Kathryn Janeway was born on the 20th of May1 in Bloomington2, Indiana, on Earth.3 Her father Edward4 was a Starfleet admiral. Janeway was especially close to her father, and she was devastated when he drowned under the polar icecap on Tau Ceti Prime prior to 2358. She spent months in bed, sleeping her days away to avoid confronting her feelings. Eventually her sister managed to force her to accept the death and move on with her life.5
Kathryn spent much of her childhood wandering the plains around her grandfather's farm. When she was six years old, she saw a bolt of lightning split an oak tree in her grandfather's yard. She had climbed the tree just hours earlier, and would later recall that no anomaly she ever encountered was as frightening as a thunderstorm.6 Despite this fear she once walked home during a thunderstorm, a distance of seven kilometres, because she was upset at losing a tennis match.7
Career |
Janeway's first posting after the academy was as a science officer aboard the USS Al-Batani6, where her commanding officer was Captain Owen Paris. She participated in the Orias Expedition.8 During her time aboard the Al-Batani Janeway once misaligned the positronic relays, knocking out power to six decks.6
As a Lieutenant Janeway took part in a border conflict with the Cardassians. At one point she was part of an away team which defended a Federation outpost. The team was cut off from support and locked in combat for three days. At one point her commanding officer ordered Janeway and another officer to crawl out from cover to rescue a wounded Cardassian solider stranded between the two sides. She would later comment that although she thought her orders were crazy, in retrospect saving the life of an enemy would be one of her proudest moments.Janeway and every other member of the away team was later decorated by Starfleet.9
Janeway first rose to command in 2363, when she first met Tuvok. She was annoyed when Tuvok criticised her in front of three Starfleet Admirals for failing to observe proper tactical procedures during that first missionm but had to admit that Tuvok was correct in his assessment.10
Janeway also served on the USS Billings. During her time there she ordered an away team to survey a volcanic moon. A magma eruption damaged their shuttle, severely injuring three of the team. Janeway returned to the moon alone the following day to complete the survey. She wanted the crew to know that their suffering had not been in vain.11
In 2371 Janeway was appointed Commanding Officer of the USS Voyager. Her first mission was to explore the Badlands in an effort to recover her tactical officer Tuvok, who had been working undercover to penetrate the Maquis cell commanded by Chakotay. While in the Badlands both Voyager and Chakotay's ship were dragged over 70,000 light years across the galaxy by an energy wave.8 The ships had been abducted by a powerful being known as the Caretaker, who was looking for a species with compatible biology to allow him to reproduce. Although Janeway had an opportunity to return Voyager to its home space, she chose instead to destroy the Caretaker's array with tri-cobalt devices in order to prevent it's advanced technology from falling into the hands of the Kazon.12
Janeway and Chakotay both agreed to combine their crews for the return to the Alpha Quadrant. Integrating the Maquis into Voyager's crew was a little problematical at times but Janeway came to respect their abilities.13
The ship spent the first two years in the Delta Quadrant fighting off frequent Kazon attacks.14 At one point she attempted to establish a limited alliance with the Kazon and the Trabe, but the effort failed when the Trabe betrayed the peace process.15 Jonas, an engineer serving on Voyager, passed information to the Kazon on several occasions and ultimately sabotaged the ship as part of a plot to capture it, but he failed and was killed when Neelix uncovered the plan.16 Most notably, in 2372 the Kazon managed to capture the ship and strand the crew on a primitive planet.17 Fortunately Tom Paris was able to recruit help from a group of Talaxians and recapture the ship.18
In 2372 Janeway and Chakotay became infected with an incurable disease. The progress of the disease was halted by the atmosphere of a nearby planet, so she reluctantly ordered the ship to leave the two there and proceed to Earth. Fortunately Voyager was able to gain medical knowledge from the Vidiians which enabled them to return and cure the officers.19
Janeway spent considerable effort searching for ways to speed Voyager's return to Earth. She managed to establish communication with a romulan ship via a wormhole, but was unable to exploit this as the wormhole was linked to a point twenty years in Voyager's past.20 Another effort utilising the Barzan wormhole also failed.21 She would also try to convince the Sikarians to transport Voyager tens of thousands of light years towards Earth using their trajector technology, but this effort failed because of cultural and technological incompatabilities.22 She also attempted to utilise advanced drive technologies such as pre-existing Borg transwarp conduits23, a stolen Borg transwarp coil24, a null space catapult25 and a quantum slipstream drive26, with varying degrees of success.14
Although some of the species Voyager encountered were peaceful, Janeway acquired more than her fair share of enemies during the trip. Beginning in 2372 she suffered occasional visits by Q27, and in 2373 her crew participated in the Q civil war inspired by Quinn.28 Q would later place his child temporarily under Janeway's care in an attempt to help him to learn Human morality.29
More ominously, Voyager had frequent encounters with the Borg during its time in the Delta Quadrant. Janeway encountered a wrecked Borg cube in 2373 and lent assistance to a group of surviving drones who had been cut off from the collective by the accident, though she was dismayed when some of the group chose to re-establish a limited form of the collective on the survivors.30 Some months later Janeway encountered an entire fleet of Borg cubes, but they ignored Voyager almost completely. She found the ships wrecked hours later, a result of a battle with Species 8472. Considering the new species an even greater threat than the Borg, Janeway chose to ally herself with the Borg in an attempt to develop a weapon for use against 8472.31 The attempt was successful, and the 8472 fleet retreated from Borg space. The Borg attempted to assimilate Voyager but the ship was able to escape, capturing a Borg drone called Seven of Nine in the process.32 Janeway refused to allow the formerly Human drone to return to the collective33, and spent a great deal of time and effort encouraging her to rediscover her humanity.14 Janeway was eventually able to negotiate a peace agreement with 8472 on a future meeting.34
The Hirogen were also an occasional thorn in Voyager's side. First encountered in 2374, Janeway used a Hirogen communications system to transmit Voyager's EMH to a Starfleet vessel. The EMH was successful in informing Starfleet of Voyager's continued existence and attempts to reach home.35 Janeway would fight off Hirogen attacks on several occasions14, but in 2377 the ship was captured by the Hirogen and the crew were forced to participate in various holodeck battles for their amusement.36 Janeway ultimately managed to regain control of the ship, and donated an optronic datacore to the Hirogen in order to allow them to create holodecks of their own. It was her hope that in this way the Hirogen would cease their endless preying on other sentient species.37
Unfortunately, the Hirogen used the technology to create sentient holograms which they designed to feel the maximum possible amount of pain and fear during the hunt. The holographic prey rebelled, seeking to free others of their kind and escape Hirogen control forever.38 Janeway sympathised with their plight but was hesitant to assist them given the violence they were capable of. Ultimately she was able to capture the majority of the holograms and convince the remainder to embark on a less bloody course of action.39
Janeway also had regular brushes with time travel. In 2371 Voyager became trapped in the event horizon of a Class 4 quantum singularity. The ship met an alternate version of itself within the singularity, but Janeway was able to escape safely with the help of B'Elanna Torres.13 Shortly afterwards Janeway and Tom Paris were thrown a short time into the past whilst investigating a planet devastated by a polaric energy explosion. She was able to alter the timeline to avoid the explosion, thus avoiding the initial trip.40 In 2373 she took Voyager though a temporal rift created by the Federation Timeship Aeon, piloted by Captain Braxton, catapulting the Starship back to 20th century Earth. The Timeship itself crashed a few decades earlier, allowing Henry Starling to use its advanced technology to instigate a massive computer revolution.41 Janeway was able to prevent Starling from using the ship to gain further advantage, and her crew was returned safely to their own time and place.42
In 2374 Voyager encountered the Krenim, a species which in some timelines used temporal technology to "delete" opponents from history. In at least one timeline the ship faced virtual destrouction as a result of repeated Krenim attacks1, but Janeway was ultimately able to destroy the Krenim Timeship and restore a more agreeable timeline.43 As a result of one of Voyager's efforts to return home, this time by use of a quantum slipstream drive, the ship was destroyed with the loss of all hands except Harry Kim and Chakotay. The two laboured for decades to find a way to alter history in order to avoid the accident, and were ultimately successful in creating a new timeline in which the destruction of the ship was avoided.26 Captain Braxton was often involved with Janeway's time travelling activities, and had to repair the damage caused by at least three major temporal incursions creating numerous paradoxes. He had little patience with her actions, and eventually became so enraged with her that he attempted to destroy the ship. Ironically this resulted in yet more temporal incursions and paradoxes, and Braxton was ultimately arrested for his actions by his subordinate.44
Although Janeway did often refuse to violate Federation principles during her time in the Delta Quadrant, she was not adverse to "bending" the rules whe it suited her. In 2373 she chose to tresspass on the territory of a species known as "The Swarm", which led to the near destruction of Voyager in a conflict with the aliens.45 In 2375 she chose to force medical assistance on B'Elanna against her will.46 Perhaps most notably, in 2372 Janeway was faced with a new crewmember, Tuvix, who was created in a transporter accident which combined Neelix and Tuvok. Although Tuvix was a new lifeform with a personality and freedom of his own, Janeway nevertheless chose to murder him in order to restore her two shipmates.47
In 2375 Janeway encoutnered the USS Equinox, a Federation Starship also stranded in the Delta Quadrant. She was incensed to find that Captain Ransom and his crew were murdering alien life forms as part of a program to utilise an advanced warp engine to return home.48 Janeway's pursuit of Ransom involved her attempted torture of one of his officers and striking a deal with the aliens to give him up in return for peace.49 In 2377 Janeway was able to use a Borg transwarp conduit to finally return her ship and crew safely to Earth.50 In recognition of her historic journey Starfleet promoted her to Admiral. In 2379 she ordered Captaimn Picard to take the USS Enterprise-E to Romulus to meet with the new Praetor, Shinzon.51
Relationships |
Prior to her mission to the Badlands she was romantically involved with a man named Mark. The two became engaged prior to her mission, and she sent her dog to stay with him while she was away.8 When Voyager was apparently lost Mark was devastated, and he held out hopes that she was still alive longer than most other people did. Eventually, however, he began moving on and in 2374 he became engaged to a co-worker.52 In 2375 Janeway was under the influence of an alien life form with the ability to project an idealised fantasy life onto its victims, and imagined that Mark had broken off the engagement in anticipation of her return.53
Janeway found life in the Delta Quadrant even more lonely than was the norm for a Starship Captain, since she believed that a relationship with a subordinate would be inappropriate.54 She did feel a romantic attraction to the Devore soldier Kashyk, but their relationship was ended when he admitted that he had been misleading her in order to capture a group of telepaths which Voyager was harbouring.55 In 2375 Janeway established a relationship with the holodeck character Michael Sullivan, who formed part of Tom Paris's Fair Haven program. The relationship became strained the following year when Sullivan discovered his true nature, but the two continued to be involved.56
In 2377 Janeway and the bulk of Voyager's crew were captured by the Quarren and had their memories replaced with alternate histories so they could serve as workers on their planet. Janeway struck up a relationship with a man named Jaffen57, but the relationship was ended when her original memories were returned to her.58
Janeway had a close relationship with Admiral Patterson, her teacher and mentor. Patterson was fond of firing random questions at Janeway when they met, and was impressed when she unfailingly answered them. Patterson helped Janeway become captain of Voyager, and was there to greet her when she first came aboard.44
Tuvok was one of Janeway's most trusted advisors and friends. She frequently discussed her decisions with him, and relied on his advice. She was bitterly disapointed when Tuvok disobeyed her orders in 2371 in an attempt to secure trajector technology which would allow Voyager to cover more than half the distance to Earth.22
Janeway also became close to Chakotay during his time aboard the ship. The two expressed some romantic interest when they were stranded on an alien planet for some time in 2372, but when they returned to Voyager the budding relationship ended since it would be inappropriate for her to be involved with a subordinate.19
Amelia Earhart was something of an inspiration for Janeway, and she was delighted to meet her in person in 2371 when she and several other Humans were found in suspended animation on a Delta Quardant planet, having been abducted from Earth by aliens. Amelia was tempted to join Voyager, but decided to stay with the other Humans on the planet.59
Hobbies / Interests |
Janeway enjoyed spending time on the holodeck, and was especially keen on participating in Holonovels60 or spending time with historical figures such as Leonardo Da Vinci.31 She is also a keen player of the game Velocity.61 In her youth she was a keen tennis player, and took ballet lessons. When she was six she learned the dance of the Dying Swan, making her a hit in her class. She would repeat the dance in 2373 for Voyager's talent night.5 She is also an expert pool player.62
Janeway was experienced in languages, having studied chromolinguistics, American sign language and the gestural idioms of the Leyron. Even so she found the Tak Tak communication methods hard to grasp and complimented Neelix on his expertiese in this area.3
Janeway was a great admirer of coffee, which she once described as "the finest organic suspension ever devised."52 One of her favorite foods was Welsh Rabbit, which she often enjoyed on her grandfather's farm.27
Yellow text = Canon source | Green text = Backstage source | Cyan text = Novel | White text = DITL speculation |
Actor | Series | Season | Title |
Kate Mulgrew | VOY | 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 | |
Kate Mulgrew | Nemesis |
Series: | VOY Season 4 (Disc 2) |
Source: | Year of Hell, Part 1 |
Series: | VOY Season 7 (Disc 1) |
Source: | Imperfection |
Series: | VOY Season 3 (Disc 3) |
Source: | Macrocosm |
Source: | Novel : Mosaic (NO LONGER USED) |
Series: | VOY Season 3 (Disc 4) |
Source: | Coda |
Series: | VOY Season 7 (Disc 3) |
Source: | Shattered |
Series: | VOY Season 2 (Disc 6) |
Source: | Deadlock |
Series: | VOY Season 1 (Disc 1) |
Source: | Caretaker, Part 1 |
Series: | VOY Season 4 (Disc 4) |
Source: | Prey |
Series: | VOY Season 4 (Disc 2) |
Source: | Revulsion |
Series: | VOY Season 5 (Disc 1) |
Source: | Night |
Series: | VOY Season 1 (Disc 1) |
Source: | Caretaker, Part 2 |
Series: | VOY Season 1 (Disc 1) |
Source: | Parallax |
Series: | VOY Season (Disc ) |
Source: | Various Voyager episodes |
Series: | VOY Season 2 (Disc 4) |
Source: | Alliances |
Series: | VOY Season 2 (Disc 5) |
Source: | Investigations |
Series: | VOY Season 2 (Disc 7) |
Source: | Basics, Part 1 |
Series: | VOY Season 3 (Disc 1) |
Source: | Basics, Part 2 |
Series: | VOY Season 2 (Disc 7) |
Source: | Resolutions |
Series: | VOY Season 1 (Disc 2) |
Source: | Eye of the Needle |
Series: | VOY Season 3 (Disc 2) |
Source: | False Profits |
Series: | VOY Season 1 (Disc 3) |
Source: | Prime Factors |
Series: | VOY Season 4 (Disc 1) |
Source: | Day of Honor |
Series: | VOY Season 5 (Disc 4) |
Source: | Dark Frontier, Part 2 |
Series: | VOY Season 6 (Disc 3) |
Source: | The Voyager Conspiracy |
Series: | VOY Season 5 (Disc 2) |
Source: | Timeless |
Series: | VOY Season 2 (Disc 5) |
Source: | Death Wish |
Series: | VOY Season 3 (Disc 3) |
Source: | The Q and the Grey |
Series: | VOY Season 7 (Disc 5) |
Source: | Q2 |
Series: | VOY Season 3 (Disc 5) |
Source: | Unity |
Series: | VOY Season 3 (Disc 7) |
Source: | Scorpion, Part 1 |
Series: | VOY Season 4 (Disc 1) |
Source: | Scorpion, Part 2 |
Series: | VOY Season 4 (Disc 1) |
Source: | The Gift |
Series: | VOY Season 5 (Disc 1) |
Source: | In the Flesh |
Series: | VOY Season 4 (Disc 4) |
Source: | Message in a Bottle |
Series: | VOY Season 4 (Disc 5) |
Source: | The Killing Game, Part 1 |
Series: | VOY Season 4 (Disc 5) |
Source: | The Killing Game, Part 2 |
Series: | VOY Season 7 (Disc 3) |
Source: | Flesh and Blood, Part 1 |
Series: | VOY Season 7 (Disc 3) |
Source: | Flesh and Blood, Part 2 |
Series: | VOY Season 1 (Disc 1) |
Source: | Time and Again |
Series: | VOY Season 3 (Disc 2) |
Source: | Future's End, Part 1 |
Series: | VOY Season 3 (Disc 3) |
Source: | Future's End, Part 2 |
Series: | VOY Season 4 (Disc 3) |
Source: | Year of Hell, Part 2 |
Series: | VOY Season 5 (Disc 6) |
Source: | Relativity |
Series: | VOY Season 3 (Disc 1) |
Source: | The Swarm |
Series: | VOY Season 5 (Disc 2) |
Source: | Nothing Human |
Series: | VOY Season 2 (Disc 6) |
Source: | Tuvix |
Series: | VOY Season 5 (Disc 7) |
Source: | Equinox, Part 1 |
Series: | VOY Season 6 (Disc 1) |
Source: | Equinox, Part 2 |
Series: | VOY Season 7 (Disc 7) |
Source: | Endgame, Part 2 |
Source: | Star Trek : Nemesis |
Series: | VOY Season 4 (Disc 4) |
Source: | Hunters |
Series: | VOY Season 5 (Disc 4) |
Source: | Bliss |
Series: | VOY Season 6 (Disc 3) |
Source: | Fair Haven |
Series: | VOY Season 5 (Disc 3) |
Source: | Counterpoint |
Series: | VOY Season 6 (Disc 5) |
Source: | Spirit Folk |
Series: | VOY Season 7 (Disc 4) |
Source: | Workforce, Part 1 |
Series: | VOY Season 7 (Disc 5) |
Source: | Workforce, Part 2 |
Series: | VOY Season 2 (Disc 1) |
Source: | The 37's |
Series: | VOY Season 1 (Disc 4) |
Source: | Cathexis |
Series: | VOY Season 4 (Disc 7) |
Source: | Hope and Fear |
Series: | VOY Season 1 (Disc 2) |
Source: | The Cloud |
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