...> components were built at the old San Francisco Navy Yard and then launched into space for final assembly. I think what he's grumbling about is the teaser trailer's depiction of a nearly all-assembled Enterprise on the ground, but the I'm grumbling about Orci giving interviews saying that warp engines have to be ...

...s components were built at the old San Francisco Navy Yard and then launched into space for final assembly. I think what he's grumbling about is the teaser trailer's depiction of a nearly all-assembled Enterprise on the ground, but the I'm grumbling about Orci giving interviews saying that warp engines have to be...

...Yard and then launched into space for final assembly. I think what he's grumbling about is the teaser trailer's depiction of a nearly all-assembled Enterprise on the ground, but the I'm grumbling about Orci ...E in space is not canon and it's probably still a bit early to conclude from a teaser trailer that the entire ship is going to get launched in one piece and we aren't just seeing ...

... Navy Yard and then launched into space for final assembly. I think what he's grumbling about is the teaser trailer's depiction of a nearly all-assembled Enterprise on the ground, but the assembly of the TOS E in space is not canon and it's probably still a bit early to conclude from a teaser trailer that the entire ship is going to get launched in one piece and we aren't just seeing some...

...Paramount setting up ST to take a hit from Indiana Jones? Nope. The new Indiana Jones movie is May *2008* (this year), not next year. :-) In fact the first teaser trailer for the new Dr Jones movie is being released today (Valentine's Day) and is probably already watchable on the official website http://IndianaJones.com/ Of course it ...

Mike Combs wrote: "Steven L." <sdlitvin@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:13pmd7v95210hb6@corp.supernews.com... I remember a guy who did. We were talking about events in the Middle East. He told me seriously that he doesn't listen to any Western news media whatsoever because they're "all part of it." Instead, he says, he uses the Internet to get the straight, unslanted truth direct from the official Iranian ...

Jaxtraw wrote: Kevin wrote: In alt.startrek Wouter Valentijn <liam@valentijn.nu> wrote: Anim8rFSK wrote: In article <4798e211$0$85779$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl>, "Wouter Valentijn" <liam@valentijn.nu> wrote: GeneK wrote: RuPEDski wrote: THERE is an attempt to change the monster formula through the Blair Witch filming technique. Problem is....it's a disaster! Ridiculous lines ...

Christopher C. Stacy wrote: "Jaxtraw" <jax@knickersjaxtrawstudios.com> writes: The problem occurs when reality cannot effectively bite. For instance, suppose somebody uses a bad statistical method and apparently eating tuna fish increases the risk of bowel cancer. So, you stop eating tuna fish. You don't get bowel cancer. Does this support the hypothesis? Not really, no. Perhaps you stop eating tuna, and get bowel ...

... personalities, just the same robotic welders on automated, articulated arm that you see today in every automobile factory in the industrialized world because they weld more consistently than humans. The welder in the trailer would more realistically be sitting at a control panel loading CNC programs and monitoring the results. I know what you meant and it's true in our world, but even those types of ...

"Jaxtraw" <jax@knickersjaxtrawstudios.com> writes: Christopher C. Stacy wrote: "Jaxtraw" <jax@knickersjaxtrawstudios.com> writes: And it's worth remembering that if I show that eating more than 4 carrots per day causes gout in women over 65, and you show that eating more than 7 carrots per day causes gout in West African men between 40 and 60, that second experiment is not a replication of the first one. ...