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I'm wondering if Pike (the old one from the original pilot TOS) is also off-limits to the SFU. Not that he is really "needed" for anything, but he would make a good character in the Middle Years.
As for Kirk, he was probably the sneakiest of all the captains we know anything about. Think about the number of times he bluffed or acted in ways he could not back up with available force. I'd call that sneaky.
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Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2009 1:34 pm
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Speaking of bluffing .....
Way back in the late 80s / early 90s, I knew a guy by the name of Marc Elwinger. He was one the the people Petrick used to play against before he left the Army and joined ADB. So to say that Marc was a good player was an understatement.
At any rate, one day he and I and a third guy played a two-on-two scenario. Marc's partner never showed up, so Marc flew two ships: a D7C and a F5L (I'm pretty sure, tho it might have been a D5). I had a Fed CC and the kid had an NCL. Before the game starts, we rolled for Legendary Officers and such. Marc got somethuing for both ships, as I recall, and I got a Captain. Cool!
So we begin the battle going head-to-head. I was leading, with the NCL dropped back a few hexes to my right. Marc lead with the F5L. My plan was to get to range eight and alpha the F5L, then turn left to cirle back and reload. I told the NCL to do the same -- fire at eight, then turn left and stay behind me. The idea was to kill or cripple the small ship and then tag-team the D7C.
Well, the kid staggered his fire, photons on on impulse and the phasers on another. And then he turned right, while I was committed to turning left. Marc unloaded on the NCL at snipping range with good results on the back shields. The F5L was hot on his tail. In essence, we gave Marc the chance to do what I want to do to him.
I tried to cut back around to go help the NCL, and Marc's D7C snapped a HET to get a good shot at me. The F5L dumped all his drones at me, too. I would have been able to evade them, but I had recommitted to the turn, and then the D7 used mid-turn speed change to close and tractor me.
My CC blew up.
But then I remembered the Legendary Captain's ability to save his crew. My dice rolls were snake-eyes followed by a two! I captured a factory-fresh fully-intact (minus some drones) never-fired-upon Klingon D7C Battle Cruiser. Needless to say, the F5L bugged out at that point.
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Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2009 2:23 pm
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Sneekiness is cowardly.
That is an opinion, which I don't think holds any water. In fact, from what I have seen and read, history pretty much invalidates the whole idea. Sneekiness is a valid tactical component when available. One form of sneekiness is know as "the element of surprise". Other forms are the "ambush", "feint", "misdirection", etc.
In fact, I would go so far as to say that sneekiness is a tactical requirement.
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Mike wrote:
I'm wondering if Pike (the old one from the original pilot TOS) is also off-limits to the SFU. Not that he is really "needed" for anything, but he would make a good character in the Middle Years.
Again, anything not already in the SFU when the contract with Paramount was signed is off-limits. That is why some aspects of, say, TAS are off-limits (e.g. the cat-people or the tripod people from the bridge crew), but other things are allowed (e.g. SFG). Since no film personages were ever used in the SFU before, they are off limits.
To be honest, I would not be surprised if all film personages are not specifically totally off limits, anyway.
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Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2009 6:55 pm
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i also liked captain christopher pike
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Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 12:32 am
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The best bluff I pulled off was flying a (by then very battered) Paravian ship against a rather cross Gorn (in SFB).
I'd been shot up pretty badly, and he was coming up to administer the coup-de-grace with a couple of Plasma-Gs; so at the start of the turn, I plotted speed-4...and switched off my firecontrol.
He drew the obvious conclusion, didn't tractor me for some reason I don't recall, and went away to pick on someone else.
He wasn't half annoyed when I told him after the game that I didn't actually
a Wild Weasel at that point (I'd forgotten to start arming the thing on the previous turn).
He was even more racked off when I told him I hadn't had enough power to raise my shields, either...
Come to think of it, I can be quite a sneaky git.
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Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 12:49 pm
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My sneakiest maneuver ever was actually in Star Fleet Command: Orion Pirates (part of the Star Fleet Universe after all, and a great way to get some awesome screen savers).
I was in a four way free for all, everyone in X-cruisers (advanced technology ships found in SFB/SFC but not Federation Commander yet).
I was flying Gorn, there were two Klingons and one Fed.
The two Klingons turned in towards each other a long way away, and the Fed came after me. Well, I took the worst of the attack (it may have been the first time I played Gorn in the game) while the two Klingons knifed each other pretty good, with one dying. I'd been pretty unlucky with my damage, every weapon on the ship was gone but I still had pretty good power and most other systems. Seeing one of the Klingons coming our way, but from a huge distance away, the Fed turned off and went after it without finishing me off. I think he thought I was a lot worse off than I was for power.
So I went the opposite direction, as far as the map would allow, and started repairing my big plasma torpedo (an M on that ship, I believe...).
Got it repaired, and even managed to get one of my other torps fixed, and started charging them as enveloping torps, and swung back in to the main battle about the point that the Klingon went boom. The Fed came back towards me with tattered shields and some internal damage. He ate two enveloping torps which left his ship in worse state than mine had been in after our first encounter, and limped away... I got the comment "That'll teach me to not finish you off next time we play..."
Another enveloped 'M' later and I'd pulled off the win.
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Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 2:14 pm
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That is sneaky... those Gorn are tough as nails.
I have another one for Starfleet Command: Orion Pirates. I was flying a Klingon C7 against the Romulan WVL in an asteroid belt. After a lot of sabre dancing earlier, the battle was coming to a close with the Romulan having a little more damage. He still had at least one of his R-plasma, though, and was cloaked while I was about 8 hexes away from his rear.
I noticed the Romulan on top of a mine, but he wasn't going fast enough to set it off. Fortunately, there was an asteroid in the distance that just happened to be in the right place... I fired a slow drone at the asteroid, and the drone passed right over the mine, setting it off. It turned out to be the Romulan's nuke mine, and it blew up right next to one of his weak shields.
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Posted: Thu Jul 16, 2009 5:15 pm
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Absolute worst and most embarrasing disaster ever...
Playing a small fleet action with a Black Hole in the middle of the board. Having sneakily used the black hole to dodge a load of weapon fire from the Klingon Ships, I ran into the Romulan WE complete with Plasma-R at short range. "Not a problem" I sneered across subspace, as I threw out ther anchor with an emergency decel and Wild Weasel launch so that the Plasma-R could not hit me.
Pity that the black hole, exerting its strong gravitational pull wasn't fooled by my cunning plan. Cue my NCL drifting gently into oblivion.....
Nothing is quite as persuasive as a disruptor pistol on slow burn and a rotisserie......
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I was recently contacted by someone researching the Iozzo line who lives very close to me in the Chicago burbs. We are trying to coordinate a meeting to go over all our notes and stop at the cemetery. We have a connection but trying to prove who the parents are and where they actually lived is another story. This is what I know from my research and what was told to me this week. If you have Iozzo family, please comment on what you know.
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Michael (my line) b. 1899, d. 1972; Vito Anthony b. 1895, d. 1943; Frank; and Nicholas. All were born in Santa Nicola, Di Crissa, Italy. Michael and Vito married Fratto cousins from my tree. You might need a giant piece of paper to map this all out. The relationships get messy. Are you ready?
Michael married Rose Fratto, daughter of Tomaso Fratto (my husband's main line). Tomaso's brother Fortunato had a daughter Jennie who married Michael's brother Vito Anthony. Now, Jennie had a niece, Josephine Tellerino, who was the daughter of her sister Rose Fratto Tellerino. Josephine married Nicholas (we believe). Frank, well he is a mystery right now.
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Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Simian Sightings
He was the first one we saw sleeping atop a bough on our arrival. We were just depositing our luggage in our room when all of a sudden there he was.
In our entire time there we spotted a family of monkeys, here you see the baby being carried on the mom's back.
He's probably used to humans shooting at him.
I spent a lot of time looking up craning my neck and using up a lot of memory space. Hubby took this pic.
He's letting it all hang out.
In the lodge we saw 2 kinds of monkeys, one more plentiful than the other.
He is very cooperative.
The little baby trying it on his own.
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- kayni said...
i love the last photo...shows a lot of determination from that baby.
- December 28, 2011 11:24 AM
- Tito Eric said...
Sorry, but the tarsiers here in Bohol are way cuter! hehehe ...
- December 28, 2011 2:49 PM
- Sardonyx said...
You're funny when you said " He's letting it all hang out" .....boso ka pati kami sinama mo hahaha
I like the last one too, so cute
- December 28, 2011 7:40 PM
- Luna Miranda said...
"he's letting it all hang out" LOL
i love the 3rd photo--looks like he's posing for you with a smug expression.:p
- December 29, 2011 6:28 AM
- JM said...
I still remember the first time I heard the howler monkeys, I thought a dinosaur was coming my way! :-) Fantastic shots.
- December 29, 2011 7:39 AM
- upto6only said...
hahaha had to do a second look. at first i thought it's a fruit lol.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
- December 29, 2011 8:52 AM
- Ginnie said...
I could stare at monkeys like this for hours, Maria, so I totally understand how you could fill up a memory card!
- December 29, 2011 11:36 PM
- sonia a. mascaro said...
I enjoyed all year long seeing your great blog!
Thanks for sharing amazing places and awesome photos with us.
Wishing you and your loved ones a Wonderful New Year full of peace, health and happiness!
- December 30, 2011 6:48 AM
- dong ho said...
these, pandas and lemurs. i really want to see in the future.
it's fun seeing how in some moving ways they resemble humans.
- December 31, 2011 12:11 AM
- don said...
A fascinating series. Thanks for taking us along.
- December 31, 2011 8:11 AM
- The Nomadic Pinoy said...
I wonder if you heard howler monkeys - they're usually the ones making 'howling' noises early in the morning (like my experience in the Peruvian Amazon).
Happy New Year Maria!
- December 31, 2011 2:46 PM
- bing said...
natawa naman ako dun - 'he's letting it all hang out' walang kamalay malay si monkey na nabosohan na sya ha ha
weren't they aggressive seeing people?
happy new year to you and to your family!
- January 01, 2012 10:59 PM
- backpacking philippines said...
it's almost like seeing them in the wild...there's only one species of monkeys here in PH, the macaques usually called tsonggo, unggoy or matsing hehe happy new year
- January 01, 2012 11:46 PM
- bwzone said...
nice shots..what a place.. great opportunity to take pics of these creatures! How you have a fruitful 2012 .. keep the pics coming :)
- January 02, 2012 5:13 AM
- atticus said...
one of them looks familiar. i think i dated someone who looks like this for a few months. KIDDING!
i like the monkey who let it all hang out. brave one. :)
- January 02, 2012 8:12 PM
- Heart of Rachel said...
Amazing shots! It must have been a great experience watching those monkeys frolic without a care in the world.
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WASHINGTON - Have you ever visited the iconic "Exorcist" steps in Georgetown, where a Jesuit priest fell to his death in the 1973 movie? If you couldn't remember exactly how the scene played out or never read the book, a new website will help add some context to your visit.
The nation's capital is popping out of the pages of fiction and onto a map with DC by the Book which launched Tuesday.
Using Google map technology, viewers can click on map points shaped as books and see what book, author and passage reference an area in D.C. Each pinpoint on the map features the book passage and a link to the DC Public Library catalog where a member can reserve the book.
Tony Ross, 41, a librarian at the DC Public Library, spearheaded the project.
"We can all read a history of Washington, D.C., and learn about the city and learn about how it's changed, but it's a completely different thing to be in a story and to come across a little hidden part of the city or a hidden piece of the city's history," Ross says.
The website is a project of the DC Public Library, which received a $20,000 grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services for funding.
"It's part of the library's larger mission to promote a love of reading and excitement about reading and also part of our larger mission to give people a chance to play with new technology and expand their digital skills," Ross says.
The website will start with a list of 300 books and will show whether each book has been unmapped, partially mapped or fully mapped. The website will rely on users to add new locations, books and passages for review. The book list includes "Lincoln" by Gore Vidal, "The Exorcist" by William Peter Blatty and "Watergate" by Thomas Mallon.
The library's book clubs will also each read a D.C.-based book and map it on the website to help add content.
"We're really counting on the public to help us make it richer by adding content," Ross says.
Ross and the library's special collections manager, Kim Zablud, 34, compiled 1,000 books set in D.C. using the library's Washingtoniana local history collection, among other resources.
The idea struck Ross in the mid-90s while he read D.C.-based books by George Pelecanos.
"Every 20 pages I'd be like, Oh I know where that is,'" Ross says. "After about four or five of those I was thinking, It would be cool to have a map of all the locations in his books!'"
After Google maps became accessible to the public, Ross's idea became possible and he shared his plan with Zablud.
Zablud says the project caused her to notice new details in the District and will also get the community to engage with the city.
"The power of the story is making an interesting connection," she says. "It transports us and teaches us about our history, but not in a textbook way, but in a very felt way."
The team hopes other cities will use the idea to create their own mapping websites. Ross says the website could also prompt writers to ask, "How can I represent my neighborhood, which has never really been brought to life in fiction?"
To celebrate the website's launch, Busboys and Poets will host a party which includes a combination of staged readings of passages, a discussion about the website and talks by authors who have written stories set in D.C., such as Thomas Mallon, Adam McKible and George Pelecanos.
Project partners the Historical Society of Washington, DC, the Humanities Council of Washington, DC and Cultural Tourism DC will hold other author-focused events in the upcoming months. The DC Public Library will also host four "mapathons" at the library, where the public can map new passages.
Zablud says she's looking forward to seeing how much content they can crowd source.
"The more content and the more themes and decades in there, the more interesting the snapshot will be that you can take of the city," she says.
See some of the books on the map in the gallery above.
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So, Wikileaks founder has been granted asylum by Ecuador after fleeing to their embassy in London to avoid extradition to Sweden over rape charges. But… he's still trapped in the embassy. How does he get to Ecuador? Get to the airport. How does he get to the airport? Possibly the diplomatic BMW 5-Series above.
It's going to be like Ronin or The Italian Job but in Britain. Also, it may not work because the police can theoretically stop the car. Also, he has to get to the car without getting arrested.
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Ecuador grants— Grant Gibson (@grant_gibson) August 16, 2012
#Assange asylum. Britain won't grant him safe passage. This has the makings of a spectacular car chase across London.
The EcuadorIan ambassadors car outside presumably for a quick exit when uk got kicks her out within the hour— Tim Price (@TimJPrice) August 16, 2012
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Maybe if he runs really really fast he can make it to the car.— Liz May Brice (@lizmaybrice) August 16, 2012
This could get even weirder MT— Jess Brammar (@jessbrammar) August 16, 2012
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But will have to leave the Embassy to get to an airport - arrest then. (Car chase across streets of London would be great.)— Robert Smith (@rgsmith91) August 16, 2012
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An English sport played only on an amatuer level. Somewhat like Baseball, but without some of the sillier rules and without the ridiculous overblown hyperbole of the American monstrosity.
It's sunny, but I can't be bothered with football. Let's just play rounders.
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A Billion dollar industry in the U.S.,
a game played by under 12s in the UK
a game played by under 12s in the UK
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I was diagnosed with Hep C 35 years ago and started Milk Thistle then. The doctor said don't look to these quackery items. I read articles from Europe and other places and it seemed like a great idea, better than the meds. So I started on it and after two years the Hep C was gone. I got Hep C from a blood transfusion after an accident. I am still clear of this disease and am 100 percent behind Milk Thistle.
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My black lab was suffering w/increased liver enzymes and nothing the Internal Medicine Specialist did seemed to help. Then one day he said we could try Milk Thistle. He told me what % of Silymarin he needed and calculated the dosage for his weight. Shadow has been doing well ever since! You'd think I had a young lab again instead of a 9 year old!
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I had elevated liver enzymes and was taking regular milk thistle. Since I have chronic lyme disease, that wasn't doing the trick for me. My doctor had me switch to the extract form. Now my liver enzymes are back in the normal range.
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Apparently a good mixture of herbs, but after the second month of using 3 caps/day, my skin was still full of zits, caused more than probably by an overloaded liver (I have Hep C and my liver enzymes have been acting funny lately). I've started taking a herbal mixture prepared locally and my skin cleared within a week. To me that's proof the Natural Factors didn't do the job for me. Next, I will try the Now Liver detox and regen.
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I take a product almost like this, I couldnt find it at Iherb, its Natural factors Milk thistle Phytosome, and it works EXCELLENT. My Psiroasis is starting to dry up. I am taking it in preperation before Trying to Concieve. It(M-thistle) is supposed to prevent morning sickness, and can be taken 1 capsule 3x day during pregnancy too. Bye Bye Morning sickness. Take it with Absorb-aid enzymes, and NOW ENTROX to completley prevent morning sickness.


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When my husband and I go on vacations we like to buy artist drawings of the national parks we visit. They look really great hanging in his office. I also buy my best friend magnets of trips.ReplyDelete
Ella looks like a young Reese Witherspoon! :)ReplyDelete
What a fantastic collection - a little girl's dream! If we vacation at the coast, then we always come home with more shells than we know what to do with!! Also 100s of photographs. The Huzz has a collection of booksmarks from all over the world, given to him as a child from all his travelling relatives.ReplyDelete
I love that he bought the same item from each country, what a cool collection.ReplyDelete
Ella is a doll! I'm into good old fashion memories! If I do buy anything, it usually something I can drink, eat or use in the kitchen. I love your bowls from Paris! The best part is your aren't worried about breaking them!
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My husband and I love to buy trinkets from our trips, lately we have started buying mugs and so this year have collected one from Manchester, Brussels, and Malmo. Other then those we have little statues and tea towels and really all sorts of things! You would think we were senior citizens with our love of travel nick nacks!ReplyDelete
that's so sweet! we bring home tea towels from england. i love the drawings on each one, featuring the town where we bought them. and it's a $2 souvenier that you use everyday! :)ReplyDelete
Lapel pins that dot the dash cover in our car.ReplyDelete
We always buy a Christmas tree decoration. We have some lovely ones from NYC when we got married and gorgeous Disney ones from Florida. You can usually find something from a gift shop all year round, but there are much more to choose from around Christmas time ;o
We buy children's books! This summer we bought a Clifford book about Washington DC and a touch and feel book about ponies following a trip to Chincoteague to see the wild ponies.ReplyDelete
Scarves or magnets. My collection is small, but every time I wear a scarf it reminds me of a time in that country.ReplyDelete
We do Christmas Ornaments. And sometimes a nativity if it is cool and locally made. I love the children's book idea.ReplyDelete
My mother in law buys xmas decorations, must be an british thing :) I really like the tea towel idea! We have a 3 year old and everywhere we go, be it local or national, we get the flattened pennies (insert 2 quarters and a penny). So cheap and I love going through them. it reminds me of fun times. I wish they did them abroad. I'm a souvernir hoarder so keep everything, including napkins, menus, pens from hotels and I keep them in ziploc bags labeled by vacation. It will be a nice thing to look at in years to come. If i had time and patience, I'd do a scrapbook for each vacay. If we head to the beach, I tend to put a little bit of sand and a few shells in a bottle to keep. I again label them! Vacay souvenirs are the only things I hoard, honest :)ReplyDelete
WOW, what a great collection! Our Mum started a thimble collection when we were young. From Paris (J´taime Paris, classic), Portugal, Prague, Venice, you name it. Don´t quite know what to do with them now though.
Ella: looking bright and sparkly with her lovely no-teeth smile! Isabella seems to loose only one at a time - so she´s got the pirate look well covered!
We buy a cookbook of the local cuisine. Kenyan, Tunisian, a small towns grange cookbook, you name it! Food is always a memorable part of all the places we go. Plus they pack easy :)ReplyDelete
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So cool! We just found out my husband's grandmother has willed my daughter a collection of dolls from her travels. They're so beautiful with so much detail. I'm trying to figure out how to house them...http://jjiraffe.wordpress.com/2012/08/10/my-favorite-things-the-doll-collection/ReplyDelete
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