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STSF Jami

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    We would like to congratulate CdrFlannery on his promotion to the rank of Ensign with the Star Trek Simulation Forum!!

     

    Great Job Flannery!

     

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    Congratulations, Flannery!  Well deserved!

     

    ::mutters something about the Manticore science department:::

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    MISSION BRIEFING FOR 6-17-03:

    Several months ago, the colonists of Regula II were killed when the colony's shielding failed during an ion storm.  The USS Janus (Akira class) has been sent to Regula II to repair the shield generators so that a new batch of colonists can move in.

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    The record so far is 3 at a time.

    ::remembering when she didn't have a life and was on . . . er . . . 6 ships. :dead:  And, yes - 6 was far too many to keep up with, write logs, etc.  

     

    Simming isn't just a matter of coming each week, it's a matter of quality participation, interaction with your crew members IC (and occasionally OOC), and planning what might give the sim an interesting twist, checking with your dept chief and command staff, etc.  One sim is plenty for a novice.  With experience you might consider branching out with a totally different character on another sim.  

     

    Just thoughts.

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    Attack of the Mutant Tribbles!!  Mutated tribbles, with razor sharp fangs and Klingon aggression, have broken loose on the science facility at Breka VII.  The USS Janus (Akira class) is proceeding to the Breka VII facility to deal with the tribble menace.

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    You know, I really can't stand computers with a short attention span. I kept trying to talk to this one and its attention kept drifting to other people! I think that advanced AI technology needs some work.

     ;)

    Good point, Spencer.  I noticed, however, that those who were addressing the computer were largely ignored, and those who were trying to sneak around to get into the system seemed to be the ones who grabbed its attention.  Kinda like a . . . .

     

    Nah... not gonna go there.

     

    ::snarkle::

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    Mission Briefing: The USS Walkabout (Nebula class) has dropped the cadets off in a forest on an unknown planet for some survival training.  The team is equipped only with a rope and a tricorder, and the objective is to find a transmitter which is broadcasting a weak signal from another point on the surface.

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    Most annoying, and Janeway isn't in there???

     

    Hands down, for me it's Janeway.  She has no command presence, she had an annoying nasal voice, she seems more interested in her pose than in the mission....

     

    Two quotes that come to mind immediately:

     

    From a good friend who has been a Trekkie from the beginning of TOS, while watching a discussion between Janeway and another female crewperson:  

    "Why do I have the feeling I'm watching a slumber party?"

     

    And my favorite - from my daughter:

    "Mother, anyone who sits in the command chair like that *deserves* to be lost in space!"

     

    'nuf said.

     

    J

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    Well, at the risk of being an old "stick-in-the-mud" and going back to the original topic . . . . When I post for an academy I give the first choice to cadets who have not graduated yet.  For instance, if I get five calls for TAC I give it to the first real cadet who asks for it.

     

    As far as advanced academies go, I think it's a great idea.

     

    As far as A9's hair, age, etc. -- He's still just as debonaire as when I first met him   ;)