Re: New STO members FFXIV Free Company Formed!
Welcome fenris! We are up to 85 members now and have built a fabulous home on the beach. I will post some pics soon.
Thanks for the hint with the DOff, I have to check if I have one like that.
I just reached T4 in Omega, so I'm getting closer to my new engine :D
Maybe Kate heard the collective facepalming heard 'round the intertubes.
Gosh knows I'm not one to begrudge a girl earnin' her dolladolla billz.
But at some point in the recording booth, surely one must actually notice the content of the words coming out of one's mouth...
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Figured as much, but thank you Kate Mulgrew for taking the time to respond to this situation. First thought was hoax, but misrepresentation is even worse.
Anxiously awaiting your performance in the new season of Orange Is the New Black...
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Kate Mulgrew
"I understand there has been some controversy about my participation in a documentary called THE PRINCIPLE. Let me assure everyone that I completely agree with with the eminent physicist Lawrence Krauss, who was himself misrepresented in the film, and who has written a succinct rebuttal in SLATE. I am not a geocentrist, nor am I in any way a proponent of geocentrism. More importantly, I do not subscribe to anything Robert Sungenis has written regarding science and history and, had I known of his involvement, would most certainly have avoided this documentary. I was a voice for hire, and a misinformed one, at that. I apologize for any confusion that my voice on this trailer may have caused. Kate Mulgrew"
Basically Star Trek started me into the technology world. I never really got the true hidden messages that we all know and see clearly today. I was more interested in the geeky side of Trek. Not so much TOS but more so TNG and then VOY. These shows were all on during a time of my life crisis and what was I and who was I so I didn't put much thought into the messages the shows portrayed. My mind was so cluttered with what was right and what was wrong that by the time I figured out myself I was starting to see it more clearly in reruns of the series. I am still finding little nuggets inside the shows as I rewatch them over and over.
Star Trek is still an influence on me as time goes on.
LOL i just posted the same thing....
Of course I didn´t realize at this time - as a child - that there was a hidden message behind (Lt Uhura: a 1. afroamerican AND 2. woman doing a very important job! OMG!) and that this message was important.
As I advanced in age (still watching Star Trek) the messages came through which are: "We all are equal! Don´t be afraid to face the unknown, rather be interested and have an open mind!" And I recognized the importance.
Yes, I think that Star Trek has impacted me... but this wouldn´t have been possible if my open minded family wouldn´t have allowed me to watch it^^
My family (i was raised by my grandparents) never gave me the feeling that a girl is less valuable than a boy or told me that girls HAVE to play with dolls - hey, i got a model railway for christmas as I was 5 or 6! - but this sight of things was rare in the late 70th respectively early 80th, so I´m very grateful.
I still watch Star Trek over i-net, preferably Voyager (and I´m sure most of you have figured out by now that I´m a Voyager and Janeway fan, lol) and I´m still impressed. And that´s why I play Star Trek Online. I love it!^^