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Thank you Enerdhil!! This made a lot of sense. Unfortunately it also means I can't quite do what I was thinking of doing. Not only would it be unbelievably implausible to survive in real world physics but it might not be believable even if the audience doesn't have a problem with ST physics. Drat. 1...

Elessar wrote:HONEYBEE'S TEACHING A YOGA WORKSHOP AT THE NEXT TRISCON

I would SO attend that.

I found a new gym to join today. It's awesome, so much nicer than my old one and 3 times the size. I think I'm gonna start going tomorrow. It's about 1.25 m down the road so I think I'm gonna run down there, lift and then run back... I did the treadmill running thing for awhile at my old gym, but i...

enterprikayak wrote:How would you stop the 180?

That's a another problem - I think - but one I'm wanting to solve with some ingenuity on the part of the characters involved. At least, I think it's possible to do what I'm planning ... dang physics.

I know there's a few of you on the east coast. Creation Con's site has Trinneer (and Keating, Combs, Armstrong from ENT) now listed as confirmed for a Trek convention in Boston/Cambridge on July 15-17, 2011, at the Hyatt Regency Cambridge: http://www.creationent.com/cal/stma.htm I love this bit from...

I've got a short action story that's been niggling at my brain for months now but I'm hesitant to commit it to bits and bytes because I'm not certain if the physics of it all isn't just pure fantasy. :-/ Unfortunately it's not something that I could simply get away with a bit of classic technobabble...

hoLY CRAP! The undergraduate dean of the college of engineering at my university is none other than Charles Tucker the Third :lol: :lol: http://mechse.illinois.edu/content/directory/faculty/profile.php?user_id=64&page=4 Dude, that is one scary coincidence! :shock: You must ask him if you can ca...

One of the celebrity guests at this convention posted a few pictures from this convention on Twitter. This silly group photo includes Connor: http://twitpic.com/2nthn1

My husband votes for the pool of black goo that swallowed Tasha Yar in TNG. He says no one and nothing else in any ST series beats it for sheer random and irredeemable evilness. That would go in the thread - if we had one - for "Least Favourite Bad Guys". If we do start up a list for &quo...

It'd make an awesome M.A.S.H. episode ...

My condolences. For all that they mean to us, cats and dogs are with us far too briefly.

I'm a little freaked out right now. :hug: Thanks. :( That would have been a mercy certainly, but no. He, and her 15 year old son, actually came up to the office to tell the staff in person today. :-( Oh jeez. So sad in every possible way. You must have a pretty close staff. Yeah, it's a creative de...

Q!! I'm a sucker for humor so I have a soft spot for Q as a fantastic combination of powerful baddie and humorous misanthrope-turned-Human-wannabe. I'd have to agree though that the Borg were "stunning, fabulous, and remarkable". They were just freakin' awesome. I guess my favorites are: Q...

Thanks. I'm less rattled and more bewildered by it now. Re: Honeybee - I'm a little worried that might just be the case here. Even though she seemed fit and healthy and not an age risk she'd been under a lot of stress even before her husband's diagnosis. Re: Alelou - That would have been a mercy cer...

I just got the news that a friend and former co-worker of mine died this weekend. I'd spoken to her extensively fairly recently and in fact just signed a card for her a week ago, NOT because she was sick, but because we'd all just found out that she was taking leave to care for her husband in HIS fi...