Episode 64 - "For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky" - 11/08/1968



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That's really amazing.. thank you for sharing!

He is lucky, some of them were kept in prison until the German laws changed in 1969.

Rosanna De Soto 9-2-50. She played Azetbur daughter of the Chancellor in ST^.
Bruce Gray 9-7-36. He had parts on NG, DS9, and Ent.
Corbin Bernsen 9-7-54. Q2 on NG.
Star Trek original series first shown 9-8-1966.
Jeffrey Coombs, born 9-9-1954. Our favorite Vorta and my favorite Andorian.
Walter Koenig 9-14-36. The original Chekov.
Henry Darrow 9-15-33. He had guest spots on NG and VOY.
Tom Hardy 9-15-77. He played Shinzon in the movie Nemesis.
Ed Begly Jr 9-16-49. He had a part in NG.
Robert Rusler 9-20-65. In ENT he played Orgoth.
Victoria Dillard 9-20-69. She had a part in NG.
Honorary membership to H.G. Wells born 9-21-1866. One of the creators of the Genre.
Henry Gibson 9-21-35.He had a ferengi part on DS9, not sure if he recited any poetry.
Eugene Roche 9-22-28. On VOY he was Jor Brel.
Rosalind Chao 9-23-59. She played Keiko O Brien in NG and DS9.
Richard Herd 9-26-32. In VOY he played Admiral Paris.
Roger Carmel 9-27-32. He played Harry Mudd in TOS. He was scheduled to reprise the role in TNG but died before they went into production for that episode.
Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa 9-27-50. He was in Farpoint, you might not recognize the name but sci-fi fans will probably recognize his face.
William Windom 9-28-23. He was Commadore Decker in TOS in the Doomsday episode.

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Goodness, this interview with Rudolf Brazda, believed to be the last known survivor of the Pink Triangles (forced to the Buchenwald concentration camp for being gay, where they were outfitted with pink triangles instead of yellow), is an emotional roller coaster. Gut wrenching. But also inspiring! An estimated 5,000 to 15,000 queers were executed at the Holocaust camps. Brazda is 97-years-old, and spent three years — 1942-45 — at Buchenwald. He settled in France after the war, where he now lives.

Episode 63 - "Day of the Dove" - 11/01/1968

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An internal Navy Memo stated that they've ceased all discharges based on DADT. Hopefully, the other branches will follow suit.

A bit of an update to the DADT saga

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/8065426/US-government-seeks-delay-in-lifting-military-gay-ban.html

On Tuesday Virginia Phillips, a district judge in California, ordered an injunction against the enforcement of the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" rule, on the basis that it violated the constitutional rights of gay troops, who can be dismissed if their sexuality is exposed.

Her ruling threatens an end to the 17-year-old law, which was introduced under the then-president Bill Clinton and has long been fiercely criticised by its numerous opponents.

Lawyers from the Department of Justice (DoJ) confirmed soon after the ruling that Barack Obama's administration would appeal against it, despite Mr Obama's pledge during his presidential campaign to scrap the law.

The US Defence Department said on Thursday that it had issued guidance to its commanders that the court order should be obeyed. Hours later, however, the DoJ confirmed it had asked for the ruling to be postponed.

A spokesman said the department was applying "for an order staying the application of the court's entry of a permanent injunction in this case pending appeal."

The "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" law is estimated to have resulted in the departure from the military of 14,000 qualified troops.

Mr Obama has ordered a year-long review of the potential implications of ending the ban. The review is due to be completed in December.

Robert Gates, the Defence Secretary, and Admiral Mike Mullen, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, also favour ending the law, but have said they would prefer it to be phased out slowly.

A task force and our own episodes sound good too!

I've created a group for this, Foundry Task Force. If anyone would like to help with this sort of thing, go ahead and join and when it goes onto Tribble, we can start messing about with it.

Spectreof the Gun one of mny fovourite TOS!!

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Bit of an explanation in the first post. :3

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http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/09/09/federal-court-dont-ask-dont-tell-is-unconstitutional/

A federal court in Riverside, California, ruled Thursday that the
military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy - which bars lesbians and gay men
from serving openly in the military – is unconstitutional.

Virginia A. Phillips, U.S. district judge in Southern California, has ruled
that the policy violates the Fifth and First amendments, and issued a permanent injunction barring its enforcement.

Episode 62 - "Spectre of the Gun" - 10/25/1968

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On a slightly related note, I just found my favourite version of the "Telephone" video. :3

http://music.todaysbigthing.com/2010/04/29

Id like some holodeck adventures maybe with pProf Moriaty and sherlock holmes!

**looks at the people regularly posting the holodeck part of the forum** hhhmmmm Chemkarate, whoda thunk.;)

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This video makes me happy. ^.^

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I'd love to see some "Stonewall Fleet" missions where we can act out the story lines that have been developed in our fleet roleplay and holodeck sections.

I've said this a few times, once UGC comes out we should develop what I call "Fleet Canon" where there would be a collection of missions made by the fleet, for the fleet, featuring our characters and stories.!

Would this be something that people would be interested in starting a Task Force for? Where a group of people who were really interested in this could put out our own weekly "Stonewall Fleet" cannon episodes?

ME! MEMEMEMEMEMEME! *WAVES HAND IN THE AIR ALL CRAZY LIKE*

... um... *cough* I mean, yes, I would be interested.

Hi

Im 18 and from Edinburgh in Scotland. Kind of got into ST when we got cable TV and watched old TOS, TNG and Voyager. Never really got into DS9!

Im currently a student at my local college studying Sports Health, so like sports and play football (soccer) for college and enjoy swimming, badminton and snow boarding!

Currently single so looking for lots of Trekkie mates to keep me entertained and company!

Plaese say hello!

Captain Connor!