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by KingPagla » Mon Oct 22, 2012 1:18 pm
Schlemmer wrote:want
If I can interest at least 30 people into getting a 40'x27' inch movie poster sized print of this piece for $70.00 dollars including shipping, I'll run off that small amount, offset printed, Aquos coating on professional 100lbs paper stock. Shoot me an email at dustyabell@yahoo.com if you would like one, and I'll see if we can run off a small, limited amount of them to hang on the wall, the way it's meant to be seen!
by sdsichero » Mon Oct 22, 2012 8:44 pm
A computer interface that can supply answers to users without requiring them to dig their phones out of their pockets or tap away at a keyboard is being developed by Google.
Amit Singhal, Google vice-president and senior search engineer, said that the company has been inspired by sci-fi series Star Trek to develop the "ubiquitous computing" concept, where gadgets woven into users' daily lives seamlessly respond to questions.
"What if I ask a question and the answer pops up, on my Google Glasses or on the TV or maybe even on the family refrigerator?" he said.
"Then we can go on with the conversation. It will make the conversation richer."
by sdsichero » Thu Oct 25, 2012 7:04 pm
Star Trek Into Darkness director J.J. Abrams appears in the latest video episode of “Ain’t It Cool with Harry Knowles” and confirms that there will be a trailer of the new movie out by the end of the year.
by sdsichero » Tue Oct 30, 2012 8:41 pm
by False Prophet » Tue Oct 30, 2012 9:22 pm
sdsichero wrote:I don't know if internet answers are trustworthy...
Google develops computer inspired by Star Trek
by sdsichero » Wed Oct 31, 2012 3:04 am
False Prophet wrote:
Nice. I thought the new Trek seemed more Apple-themed, though.
by sdsichero » Wed Oct 31, 2012 7:59 pm
Disc One:
Episodes
The Child
Where Silence Has Lease
Elementary, Dear Data
The Outrageous Okona
Loud as a Whisper
Special Features
Episode Promos
Promo #1
Promo #2
Promo #3
Promo #4
Promo #5
1988 On-Air Season Two Promo
Energized! Season Two Tech Update
1988 Reading Rainbow segment with LeVar Burton
2012 Reading Rainbow iTunes Promo
Archival Mission Log: Department Briefing Year 2 - Production
Disc Two:
Episodes
The Schizoid Man
Unnatural Selection
A Matter of Honor
The Measure of a Man
Special Features
Episodic Promos
Promo #1
Promo #2
Promo #3
Promo #4
The Measure of a Man (HD Extended Version)
Audio Commentary with Melinda Snodgrass and Mike & Denise Okuda
The Measure of a Man (Hybrid Extended Version)
Disc Three:
Episodes
The Dauphin
Contagion
The Royale
Time Squared
The Icarus Factor
Special Features
Episodic Promos
Promo #1
Promo #2
Promo #3
Promo #4
Promo #5
Gag Reel
Archival Mission Log: Inside Starfleet Archives: Penny Juday, Star Trek Coordinator
Archival Mission Log: Selected Crew Analysis Year Two
Disc Four:
Episodes
Pen Pals
Q Who?
Samaritan Snare
Up The Long Ladder
Manhunt
Special Features
Episodic Promos
Promo #1
Promo #2
Promo #3
Promo #4
Promo #5
Archival Mission Log: Departmental Analysis Year 2: Memorable Missions
Disc Five:
Episodes
The Emissary
Peak Performance
Shades of Gray
Special Features
Episodic Promos
Promo #1
Promo #2
Promo #3
Reunification: 25 Years After Star Trek: The Next Generation
Making It So: Continuing Star Trek: The Next Generation
Part 1: Strange New Worlds
Part 2: New Life and New Civilizations
Archival Mission Log: Mission Overview Year Two
by sdsichero » Thu Nov 22, 2012 10:27 pm
Boldly go where no Trekkie has gone before. "Star Trek the Visual Dictionary" is the final frontier.
Charting each and every one of the the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its mission: to explore everything Star Trek, strange new worlds (and old ones), to seek out every character, ship and series, to boldly go where no book has gone before. Covering all of the six television series, with full coverage of favourite characters such as Spock, Bones, Scotty and Uhura, and full-colour pictures of ships that would make James T. Kirk proud, this is the ultimate guide to "Star Trek" for any Trekkie.
Don't be a Vulcan - live long and prosper with "Star Trek the Visual Dictionary".
by False Prophet » Fri Dec 14, 2012 10:19 am
by sdsichero » Tue Dec 18, 2012 12:26 am
According to First Showing, several astute Trekkers have pored through the new feature trailer frame-by-frame and picked out a URL flashing on one of the Enterprise monitors at the 1:07 mark, which asks, "Are You the 1701?"
Of course, many Trek fans will tell you that the Enterprise's registry number is NCC-1701, so the natural conclusion would be that this website is in reference to joining the ship's crew. So far, the URL directs users to a Facebook page and a Twitter account, both of which are light on details at the moment.
by sdsichero » Tue Dec 18, 2012 9:07 pm
Because the new trailer that hit yesterday has given us a clue that simply cannot be ignored. Obviously, beware of potential spoilers…
There's a quick shot in the trailer where we see a group of… coffins? Well, maybe. We know that there is some kind of tragedy and/or attack that seems to hit Earth in Star Trek Into Darkness, and presumably lives are lost. But the thing about these coffins is, if you look closely, they have windows. And the windows have frost on them.
That's because they're not coffins, guys. They're freeze chambers. And you know who spent almost 300 years in cryosleep in a freeze chamber? Khan Noonien Singh, of course!
Now, just because crysosleep chambers are in the new movie, it doesn't mean that Cumberbatch is playing Khan. Hell, he could be one of Khan's disciples, working to revive his master. (Khan was frozen along with some 80 fellow genetically-engineered "supermen" back during the Eugenics Wars on Earth in the 1990s, which geekily-speaking, should still have happened in Abrams' Star Trek timeline since those events occurred before the destruction of the Kelvin in 2009's Star Trek, which is the point at which Abram's timeline splits off from the original Shatner/Nimoy series). Or maybe the chambers have nothing to do with Khan and it's just some other group of frozen people in there.
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