The good folks over at TrekMovie.com have the four new Star Trek XI character poster images, which reveal Karl Urban as McCoy, Simon Pegg as Scotty, John Cho as Sulu, Anton Yelchin as Chekov.
High-res versions of the posters have not been released yet, but TrekMovie plans to have them soon, along with interviews and a possible movie spoiler. For now, check out the low-res version of the posters p
Dear everyone, I just wanted to take the time and write a belated thank you to every that has supported Chico State Distance Running, Gary and/or me in the past year. It was an amazing year and it is unbelievable the amount of support that we/I received throughout. I always dreamed of running on the level that I am running on but to actually see and feel it happening is really unbelievab
A brilliant Monty Python and the Holy Grail / Star Trek mashup. [Via Miss Cellania]
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Former San Ramon Valley HS and current Chico State runner Scotty Bauhs is featured below on workout Wednesday courtesy of Flotrack.com. I am curious as to who was the last NCS distance runner to make the Olympic team? Anybody know?
Las compañías Cisco y Musion han presentado una tecnología de telepresencia holográfica que nos permitiría "estar" en cualquier lugar. La tecnología por ahora se ofrece a grandes empresas para poder dar discursos sin tener que viajar físicamente.
New Zealander's have something huge to celebrate today, with Kiwi boy Scott Dixon winning one of the most famous races in all of motor sports - the Indianapolis 500.After finishing second in the same race last year, Dixon fought hard this year to make damn sure he came away with the win.Dixon becomes the first ever Kiwi win the Indy 500, (he also poled first in qualifying - another Kiwi first), an
<!-- Converted from text/rtf format --> Unitec New Zealand’s adjunct professor Scott Morrison has been given an opportunity to rub shoulders with some of the sharpest academic minds around the world. Morrison, from Puukenga School of Maori Education , has been invited to attend the exclusive Oxford Round Table conference at the renowned university in July. But there is an air of mystery
If you that didn't get to see the Jordan Brand Classic a couple of weeks ago, here are some of the highlights of Tennessee class of 2008 signee Scotty Hopson.
I honestly don't read the "news" published at Sgfriends much, wrong age group I suppose. But today, a topic kinda caught my attention, or rather the YouTube clip did.
The thing I don't understand is the entry title and statement made:
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Some of history’s most famous one-liners are about to be exposed as inventions by other writers with plenty of time to hone their prose. Hundreds of pithy remarks from “Let them eat cake” to “Elementary, my dear Watson”, turn out to be adaptations of comments that were more clumsy or more boring - [...]
Con Beat It Up Scotty podemos enviar distintos tipos de ficheros a un teléfono móvil desde la página web de este servicio. El adjunto se puede enviar a cualquier teléfono móvil en cualquier país, por lo que además de conocer el número de teléfono, deben de conocer el código de país.Podemos enviar fondos de pantalla para el celular, ficheros de audio, ficheros de vídeo y documentos. Todo esto en forma gratuita y sin siquiera pagar un centavo. Suben el archivo en cuestión, le indican si lo quieren enviar comprimido en formato Zip o sin comprimir, en el formato original. Ingresan el número de teléfono móvil, incluido el código de país, presionan Send SMS. Si es un teléfono válido, les preguntara por su dirección de correo electrónico, si es por primera vez que van a enviar un archivo entonces les enviaran un mail para poder confirmar la dirección de coreo electróni
Scotty McClellan new book which is due out in April of 2008, has shocking information that "WE" the American people have been lied to and someone must get to the bottom of these lies. Below is some of what will be found in McClellan's book called What Happened, published by Publisc Affairs.The most powerful leader in the world had called upon me to speak on his behalf and help restore credibility he lost amid the failure to find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. So I stood at the White house briefing room podium in front of the glare of the klieg lights for the better part of two weeks and publicly exonerated two of the senior-most aides in the White House: Karl Rove and Scooter Libby.There was one problem. It was not true.I had unknowingly passed along false information. And five of the highest ranking officials in the administration were involved in my doing so: Rove, Libby, the vice President, the President’s chief of staff, and the president himself.Scott McClellan served a
Press Secretary
Scotty The Underbear Writes
A New Book, Tells All
Apparently, He
Was Lied To, Suprise Suprise
By The Bush Admin
What's Interesting
Is That He Names All Of Them
You Have To Wonder
Who Gave Scotty The
'Go Ahead' To Speak Out And
Name The Bush Admin
We All Knew It Was
Cheney, Libby Takes Orders
Only From Cheney
But Now It Was All
Of Them, Rove, Bushtard And The
Bushtard Chief Of Staff
I Suspected As Much
A Crime Gang Is A Crime Gang
The Bigger Question
What Is Anyone
Going To Do About It, Will
Nancy Apologize?
You Tell Me, Because
There Has Not Been Any Form
Of Justice Lately
Former WH Press Sec.: Bush, Rove helped pass along 'false information' on Plame
President Bush, Karl Rove, and other top administration officials were "involved" in misleading the White House press corps about the outing of ex-CIA agent Valerie Plame, a forthcoming book from former Press Secretary Scott McClellan alleges.
Entitled What Happened, the new tell-all features McClellan
Simon Pegg (Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead) has been cast as Scotty in JJ Abrams’ Star Trek.Pegg joins Eric Bana who plays a villain named Nero, Anton Yelchin as Chekov, Zachary Quinto as young Spock, Zoe Saldana as Uhura and Leonard Nimoy as the older Spock.Korean born actor John Cho (Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle) has been tipped to be the new Hikaru Sulu (originally played by the great George Takei) according to Trekmovie.According to Moviehole, "Star Trek” is going to have a bigger budget than any of the previous films in the series with a figure around $150 to $160 million, which is more than double the series biggest budget film to date.
I thought this was a cool bit of casting:Simon Pegg, star of the TV series Spaced, and co-writer and star of Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz has signed on as Scotty in the new J.J. Abrams Star Trek movie.I've been a big fan of Pegg's since his early British TV comedy days, especially Big Train and Spaced - so this should make for a very interesting Trek indeed!www.passfieldgames.com
It seems that Simon Pegg is the man of the moment. Not only is Run, Fatboy Run a brilliant film, but it’s rocketed Pegg into the limelight and now he has landed his greatest role to date: Scotty in JJ Abrams’ Star Trek.
So, it turns out that it isn’t going to be James McAvoy playing Scotty as we first thought. We won’t argue with the choice though, Pegg is bound to do a terrific job.
Also announced as a new Enterprise crew member this morning is John Cho, the Harold half of Harold and Kumar. He will play Sulu, the ship’s Helmsman.
So, the Enterprise is very near to becoming full. The cast is as follows:
Spock:
Zachary Quinto
Uhura: Zoe Saldana
Chekhov: Anton Yelchin
Scotty: Simon Pegg
Sulu: John Cho
Captain Kirk: Chris Pine(Rumour)
The Villain: Eric Bana
So that just leaves only first Enterprise Captain, Christopher Pike, Kirk’s parents and Bones.
What do you think of the casting?
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I stole your plastic block with the pop-up number 8, and for years afterward I would trace the bees on the front with my finger and wish that I had returned it. You introduced me to lollies and taught me that dog food is not for people.I am a participant in x365.
I’m a sucker for a bit of good design. I like to believe that a team of people have sat down, figured out what is needed in a product and then set to work designing the best possible version of it. Not the cheapest, or the most mass produced, or the easiest, just the best.
For the stag do at the weekend we were staying in a hotel in Cork. We went for a few pints, dinner, a few more pints and then got back to the hotel about two in the morning to give the residents bar a test drive. Feeling nature calls I headed to the toilet. And in their was a piece of industrial design that I spent ten minutes playing with.
Now, before you carried away let me explain that it was a hand dryer for after washing your hands. Built by Dyson, it’s called the Airblade. I took pictures of it and everything, but it’s just easier to go the website and have a look. This is a very clever machine. Supposedly quite a few places in Ireland have them now.
You stick your wet hands down into the cavi
A former work colleague phoned me the other day and asked for some advice regarding
NTP. Here's a quick overview of the problem he faced and what I have done in the past
to move forward in this type of situation.
He has a heterogeneous, distributed environment that is not in Domain mode. He
needs to deploy client-side NTP configurations to Windows XP and Windows NT4 workstations.
Sound familiar? How can this be accomplished?
First, achieving the goal here will take two variations of the same technique: one
for the XP platform and one for the NT4 clients.
For the XP clients this change would naturally be easy via GPO. However, we are in
a distributed topology and not in domain mode. So, at least in my opinion, there is
an easier way to get it done.
Batch script using the
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The recent story that we wrote about regarding the late James Doohan, famous for playing Star Treks Scotty, in which his ashes was sent up in space briefly and was then lost, has now been found.
The rocket, which had been launched from Spaceport America in southern New Mexico, had shot Doohan’s ashes in space for a 4 minute suborbital flight was supposed to fall back to earth. The problem is the returning rocket had falling back to earth, but as they landed in an Andres Mountains on White Sands Missile Range, they was not very easily accessible which is the reason why it had taken them time to locate the rocket.
James Doohan, was one of 202 people who were sealed in containers and blasted in to space, the containers which contain their ashes, will now be given back to their families with a plaque stated that they have been on a space flight.
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The ashes of actor James Doohan who was blasted into space two weeks ago have gone missing. Doohan most famous for playing chief engineer Scotty in the original Star Trek series died in July 2005 and his ashes were sent to the edge of space as he wished in April 2007.
The rocket carrying his ashes along with astronaut L Gordon Cooper and about two hundred others returned to earth landing in mountains. Due to bad, weather the recovery of the ashes yet to be achieved.
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A search team is still looking for a rocket carrying the ashes of late Canadian actor James Doohan, who played Scotty on "Star Trek," almost two weeks after it hurtled to the edge of space from New Mexico
CBS News story linkScotty's Final Trip To The Final FrontierUPHAM, New Mexico, April 28, 2007 (CBS) The cremated remains of actor James Doohan, who portrayed engineer "Scotty" on "Star Trek," and of Apollo 7 astronaut Gordon Cooper soared briefly into suborbital space Saturday aboard a rocket. It was the first successful launch from Spaceport America, a commercial spaceport being developed in the southern New Mexico desert. Suzan Cooper and Wende Doohan fired the rocket carrying small amounts of their husbands' ashes at 8:56 a.m. local time. "Go baby, go baby," said Eric Knight of the commercial launch company, UP Aerospace Inc. of Farmington, Connecticut. Since it was a suborbital flight, the rocket soon plummeted back to Earth, coming down at the White Sands Missile Range. The payload with the remains descended by parachute. "We nailed it. We stuck the landing," said Knight. UP Aerospace launched the first rocket from the desert site in Sept
Cremated remains of Star Trek actor James Doohan and Mercury astronaut Gordon Cooper launched into suborbital space.
The cremated remains of Star Trek actor James Doohan were launched into suborbital space today aboard a rocket in New Mexico.
The Legacy Flight memorial spaceflight, which also included the ashes of Mercury astronaut Gordon Cooper along with those of 200 others, took off at 8:56am local time. Since it was a suborbital flight, the rocket soon parachuted back to Earth, coming down at the White Sands Missile Range.
The ashes of Scotty fame actor James Doonan are to be sent into space. They were placed aboard a rocket last Friday and are scheduled to be launched in New Mexico later this month. The rocket due to launch 28th April, owned by a Texas based company had to be postponed for two years because of problems in 2006.
Doonan, star of the original Star Trek series and spin off films died in July 2005 aged 85; he had been suffering from Alzheimer’s disease and it was his wish to be blasted into space.
The cost of sending loved ones into space is $495 and about 200 others including Astronaut Gordon Cooper were loaded into the rocket last Friday for their final Journey.
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James McAvoy who has been approached to play Star Trek’s engineering genius Montgomery Scott (Scotty) in the new Star Trek movie has doubts about playing one of Star Trek’s best known characters because he doesn’t want to become typecast.
The latest movie will be a prequel to the original 1960’s series. McAvoy thinks the role needs more depth to the character before he will consider taking it on, as he doesn’t want to just focus on Scotty’s Scottish heritage.
McAvoy had this to say, “I love ‘Star Trek’ but Scotty was just shown as a Scotsman, and nothing else.”
Personal note: I’m sure Scotty wasn’t only shown as a Scot, wasn’t he also the best engineer in Starfleet? There’s more to Scotty that his heritage.
The U.S. Military seems to be taking a page out of Star Trek. The giant gun pictured on top of the Humvee is a heat ray gun. It is capable of blasting people 550 yards away.
Called the Active Denial System, it projects an invisible high energy beam that produces a sudden burning feeling.
Military officials, who say the gun is harmless, believe it could be used as a non-lethal way of making enemies surrender their weapons.
It is like a giant version of a Star Trek phaser, except it is permanently set to stun.
Source: BBC NEWS | Americas | US military unveils heat-ray gun
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