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Chief of Fleet Operations Report
Second Quarter 2000 Officer Recognition
Update on SFC Dues Structure
Chief of Personnel News
Tribute
Book Review - Kahless
Hailing Frequencies
Make a Difference Day
Condensates In Quantum Unity
Surgeon General's Report
Another Look at the Hubble Deep Field
Whatever Happened to Madlyn Rhue?
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FADM Paul A. Sundstrom
Chief of Fleet Operations
PO Box 33565, Indpls, IN 46203-0565
E-mail: [email protected]
ADM Mark A. Bischoff
Deputy Chief of Fleet Operations
65 N. Tremont, Indpls, IN 46222-4243
E-mail: [email protected]
ADM Russell Simson
Chief of Records
1815 S. Olive St., Indpls, IN 46203-4037
E-mail: [email protected]
ADM Andrew Sams
Chief of Personnel
PO Box 356, Carmel, IN 46032
E-mail: [email protected]
ADM Roseann Packer
Chief of Staff
2696 N. 300 East, Greenfield,
IN 46140
E-mail: [email protected]
ADM Jo Kirby
Chief of Communications
925 N. 13th St., Bismarck, ND 58501-4219
E-mail: [email protected]
ADM Sandra Sundstrom
Commandant, Starfleet Academy
PO Box 33565, Indpls, IN 46203-0565
E-mail: [email protected]
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Chief of Fleet Dperationa Report
Greetings, everyone. The year 2000 continues to be exciting. The Second
Annual SFC MidYear Meeting took place this weekend. The USS New
Jersey has been formally commissioned. CAPT Anthony Day of the USS
Bismarck got promoted to the rank of Fleet Captain. Commander Elaine
Parton was recognized as the new Fleet Quartermaster. So, things are
going well. Let's kick off this report with the Quarterly Officer Recognition!
Congratulations to the honorees.
SECOND QUARTER 2000 OFFICER RECOGNITION
NAME
UNIT NAME
LTCDR Peggy McDade
USS Eclipse
She helped several groups get together to create the create the Star Trek
Groups of Gainesville for the March of Dimes, Walk America. She
organized items to be auctioned over the radio and times outside of WalMart for them to earn over $1001.00 for the March of Dimes in March.
LT Deborah Raleigh
USS Callisto
She has shown a lot of energy in getting her own command started.
CAPT Mike Riley
HQ/USS Halsey - Fleet Webmaster
He quickly designed & made available the new SFC Main Website.
CMDR f;onstance Sanders
USS Yorktown
Chief, Space Activities Committee
Has continued to promote interest in Space Exploration with her constant
updates.
CAPT Teresa Remaly
USS Eagle
Chief of Fleet Publications
For her quick turnaround on Command Handbooks as well as keeping up
with the updates in the Staff.
Back on March 14, 2000, I put the following questions out to the SFC
Listserve. I have received roughly 15-20 responses so far from the
membership. Now, I make this same opinion poll available to you all.
Inasmuch as it has taken me some time to compile the answers from
those responses, please understand that if many of you respond, it will
take me even longer since there are so many more of you out there (and I
have not recruited any help in compiling the results.) Still, I am interested
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in your opinions and intend to do my best to see what ideas you all have
that can help this organization. So, if you have not already responded to
the survey bye-mail, feel free to respond to this survey and mail in the
results to my Post Office Box listed in the front of this Newsletter. Your
opinion means a great deal. There is one thing I want to make clear here
- I am not planning to step down. This survey is not a prelude to such an
action. My commitment is and has always been to complete this 4 year
elected term as Chief of Fleet Operations. That has not changed. Thanks
to all who choose to participate.
SFC OPINION POLL
1. What would you do differently if you were Chief of Fleet Operations?
2. Should most of the Admiralty Board be close enough geographically to
meet at least once or twice per year?
3. Is communication important?
4. Should the CFO have the authority to promote anyone without going
through the Chain of Command?
5. What is Starfleet Command doing right now that you do not like?
6. What is Starfleet Command doing right now that you do like?
7. How often should Starfleet Communications be issued in a calendar
year?
8. Should Ship or Unit Commanders have the right to vote in the Elections?
9. Should the current CFO get out and visit the Fleet whenever possible?
10. Should dues be raised?
11.
12.
13.
14.
Should all of the Admiralty Board be elected instead of only the CFO?
What should be the maximum turnaround time on e-mail responses?
Should we have Quarterly Officer Recognition?
Are you interested in running for Chief of Fleet Operations?
REGARDING THE STAR TREK STAMP
Perhaps some of you have heard about the campaign to get a single
issue Star Trek Stamp. William Kraft of the Enterprise Stamp Committee
wrote me recently about it. I have added a link to his website from mine at
the following location:
http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Station/3327/index22.html
Please consider adding a similar link to any of your websites and share
the information with your fellow members, online or not. I certainly agree
with Mr. Kraft that to have to buy a bunch of stamps to get just 1 Star Trek
Stamp is tedious. I hope many of you will decide to support his efforts.
Thanks to you all & best wishes.
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Update on the 6FC Dues 6tructure
During the SFC MidYear Meeting, discussions took place about the
dues structure. CAPT Anthony Scott, CO of the USS Melbourne, and CMDR
Peg Feldhaus, Fleet Resource Officer, volunteered to conduct a detailed
analysis of the dues. Both have financial backgrounds and are qualified to
analyze the current dues structure. Their recommendations will be published in the October 2000 Newsletter. The recommendations of the Admiralty Board from the most recent Admiralty Board meeting are being published herein so you can send in your comments & suggestions. The main
expenditures come from the Newsletter you hold in your hands now and the
orders, certificates & ID Cards you receive. To upgrade the appearance of
the Newsletter, it will be necessary to increase the dues. How much is undetermined at the moment but the plan is to analyze the dues structure so
that changes made in the near future will not have to be redone in a few
more years. Any changes made will not go into effect until at least January
1, 2001 or possibly later. However, the individual & family lifetime membership options will be discontinued effective September 30, 2000. If you pay
lifetime dues on or before that date, Lifetime status will still be granted.
Here, then, are the proposed changes to the dues structure.
Membership pledge (Annual):
Individual Member
$15.00
Household of 2
$24.00
Household of 3 or more
$30.00
(Maximum family membership $30.00)
2 Year Initial Membership:
Individual Member
Household of 2
Household of 3 or more
$25.00
$35.00
$45.00
Pledge Renewal (Annual):
Individual Member
Household of 2
Household of 3 or more
(Maximum family membership
$12.00
$20.00
$24.00
$24.00)
2 Year Extended Renewal:
Individual Member
Household of 2
Household of 3 or more
$22.00
$35.00
$42.00
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5 Year Renewal:
Individual Member
Household of 2
Household of 3 or more
$50.00
$80.00
$95.00
10 Year Renewal:
Individual Member
Household of 2
Household of 3 or more
$100.00
$160.00
$190.00
Lifetime Memberships Ends 9-30-2000*
Individual Lifetime
$100.00
Family Lifetime
$125.00
(*Note-all who have already paid
Lifetime Memberships will
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Chief of Personnel news
The first two quarters of this year have been phenomenal! We've
been busy with orders, Conventions, and with the COP's Flagship, the USS
Adventure.
On the orders front, the USS Searcher and all of Australia set recruiting and new member packet records! The Searcher has spawned off
three new ships and its Captain, CAPT Cassandra Stevenson, was awarded
command of the Fleet's newest Starbase, Starbase 11! My office is in talks
with her now to transfer order-issuing authority to her to enable her to continue to meet her growth requirements and reduce international postage
costs. I have added Estamp to our order process, which has resulted in
significantly better time frames in issuing orders than last year. VADM
Habeck and I also redesigned the order certificate, which looks better and
will help reduce costs. This is because we've combined the certificate and
order into one great document. At the Conventions I've been to, I've noticed officers of higher rank than are showing up on the database, which
means Captains are not sending order requests to us. This is a required
portion ion your SPAR-1 report under personnel changes. Please fill it out
and if you let us know the month prior we can get you the orders to award at
your meeting.
Speaking of Conventions, it looks like this will be a stellar year for
us. In February we were at the Convention in Champaign, IL. A great
Voyager convention and we celebrated the first anniversary of the USS
Adventure. In April we were at the Fort Wayne Convention and just recently
went to Marcon for the Fleet's Mid-Year Meeting. At the Mid-Year meeting
I promoted Lillian Habeck to Vice Admiral and assisted FADM Sundstrom
in officiating it. By publication time we will also have been to the Chicago
Convention to see Leonard Nimoy! Going into the second half of the year,
our only plans are to be at Indy Con in November, but who knows - there
are so many great Conventions.
The Flagship for the Chief of Personnel is busy as usual. In addition to supporting us at the Conventions, we have also started plans to
support CMDR Peg Feldhaus for the Make a Difference Day on October
28. On 1 May, I assumed "Emergency Assumption of Command" of the
Adventure. Our current captain, CMDR White, has not been able to attend
many of our meetings due to family commitments, and after discussing
possibilities with the crew this was deemed the most appropriate action for
the next year. CMDR White is still a valued member of the ship as an
Executive Officer. Under the direction of ENS Rusty Harrell, the ship sponsored a trip to see the Experience and to play with the Enterprise Bridge in
August. We have the ten people need and are all set to go. If this is the first
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time you're seeing this, it is because you are not on the Fleet's Onelist; you
need to be on it!!! Email CMDRChrisLipscombe.clipscomb@
indiana.edu
to get added to it.
The year is off to a great start, the Fleet is on the go, and I'm proud
to be a part of it! Please vist us at www.geocities.com/andysfc
for COP
and the USS Adventure at www.geocities.com/ussadventure.geo.
Both
have been completely update with current information and Convention photos!!!
Till we see you again!
Live long and prosper,
ADM Andy Sams, COP
VADM Lillian Habeck, DCOP
Tribute
John Colicos, who died on March 6 at age 71, after a series of
heart attacks, won the adoration of the public for his TV villain roles (Count
Baltar in Battlestar Galactica), but his greatest legacy came as bloodthirsty
Kor, Star Trek's very first Klingon - a role he created in 1967 and repeated
27 years later on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. "Some of my fellow theater
actors were horrified at the turn in my career, but I loved it," Colicos said
upon Trel<s 30th anniversary, in 1996. "Sure, some of the fans are far out
and take science fiction way too seriously, but for most of the audience it's
just a wonderful, fun, relaxing charade that offers escape from the pressures of real life. I'm proud to be part of that."
Michael Logan
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Book Review
KAHLESS
by: Michael John Friedman
This Star Trek: The Next Generation Novel is an ambitious endeavor.
Michael Jan Friedman, a veteran author of many Trek novels and comic
book, draws upon his previous work in the heroic fantasy genre to write a
story about the legendary Klingon warrior Kahless (qeyllS) the Unforgettable. The result is a thought-provoking novel of political intrigue and action.
Kahless begins with a novice cleric's discovery of an ancient scroll
during an archaeological dig on Qo'noS - on the legendary route the historical Kahless to to Sto-Vo-Kor. The scroll's contents set off a wave of controversy that threatens the stability of the High Council and, possibly, the entire
Empire.
Friedman alternates the action between the "present" (which takes
place between "All Good Things" and the Generations movie) and 1500
years in the past, when the historical Kahless defied the tyrant Molor. Although some may find this format a bit uneven and confusing, others may
find it interesting - especially in offering insight into the Kahless stories first
mentioned in Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Role-players and Star Trek fans will find plenty of inspiration from
descriptions of a Muar'tek Festival street drama, revelry at a feast, and
Kahless' night encounter with Lord Vathraq's daughter, Kellein. Several
new Klingon words (and new spellings of old ones) have also been included.
The paperback version of Kahless also features excerpts from the Pocket
Books "Day of Honor" series of Klingon-themed novels; an audio version of
this novel, read by actor Kevin Conway (Kahless in TNG's "Rightful Heir") is
also available.
As a role-playing resource and thought-provoking look at one of
the main figures I Klingon history, Kahless is a worthy addition to any Star
Trek fan's library ... including this one's!
Ambassador Anne Zecca
SFC Ambassador Corps
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Hailing FrBQuBnciBEi
Hello again to all you Trekkies out there (or Trekkers, if you
prefer). Welcome to another issue of the Starfleet Command Newsletter.
As always, I think we have a great issue for you. And again, I want to
give the credit to CMDR Kim Huff, my deputy, for the great work she does
in pulling everything together. Because of her excellent work, on 12 April
she received her promotion from Lieutenant Commander to Commander.
Please join me in congratulating her.
On the subject of promotions, I'd like to announce two more.
LTCDR Chris Lipscombe the Fleet Listserve Administrator is being
promoted to Commander; and CAPT Mike Riley, the Fleet Webmaster, to
Fleet Captain. Both of these officers have performed their duties in an
exemplary manner during the last period, and have more than earned
their new ranks. Congratulations to you both, gentlemen.
Our Surgeon General, Donna Bryan, has sent us another article.
This one highlights two possible problems connected to summer weather
- heat exhaustion and heat stroke - and how to avoid andlor treat them.
If you plan to be out of doors during summer weather (and who doesn't?)
be sure to read them and take all necessary precautions.
Later in this issue you will find another book review by CMDR
Anne Zecca (Ambassador Corps). The featured book, Kahless, sheds
new light on the legendary Klingon hero. It is a must-read for any SFC
members who are especially interested in the Klingon culture. Although
this is the last of the current series of reviews, we hope to be able to
publish more in the future, as soon as we receive them.
I really want to emphasize that we welcome any and all contributions of articles, pictures, cartoons, poems, etc. If they are Trek-related
(or space, of course) they belong in the NIL, and we want them. So if you
have an idea, please send it in - email, regular mail, whatever.
The deadline for submissions for Issue # 49 will be August 20.
Admiralty Board members, please take note.
Until next time, Live Long and Prosper.
ADM Jo Kirby
Chief of Communications
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make H DiFFerence Day
(Used March, 2000)
I know this fleet-wide event is several months away, but planning
. ahead can make or break a crew's enjoyment of any event.
I am recruiting a new member of the Yorktown with Website experience to
help me create a site for this event. I plan on posting the ship and their
project and a contact address so that groups working on similar projects
can compare notes and assist one another.
If your starbase/ship/outpost has selected your Make A Difference
Day project - congratulations! Please be sure you e-mail that information
to me right away and keep me posted.
If you haven't made a decision it's time to get going. Here is one
set of guidelines to help you. Any crew who has selected their project by
some other method, pleeeeease share that process with me so that I can
pass it along.
1) Set up a committee of 3 to 7 members to investigate and bring to
the general membership no more than 3 project ideas.
2) The committee member could investigate an area of community
service such as: senior citizens who need help around their home,
schools in low income areas needing clean-up or repairs, soup
kitchens in need of supplies, parks in need of cleanup, etc.
3) The committee determines feasibility of the projects and presents
the 3 most likely to succeed to the general membership.
4) After the membership votes/selects their project, determine who will
chair the event. This person's job is just to coordinate the prep
work. As many members as possible should take on some of the
preparation work. So break the project down into smaller, simple
tasks that anyone can fit into their schedule.
5) The chairperson or ship's captain updates the Fleet Resource
Officer (me!) monthly.
6) Most important: Choose a project that your crew will enjoy. In other
words, does it fit the following criteria:
Are we smiling?
Are we laughing?
Are we having fun?
If the answers are yes, you are bound to succeed.
I can't wait to hear what each of you choose! Please write soon!
Write often!
Email address:[email protected]
Postal address: 331 Webster Street, #1-0
Middletown, OH 45042
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CondenBateB In Quantum Unity
Science Report
A Bose-Einstein condensate is a remarkable form of matter in
which atoms, once trapped, retain one quantum mechanical state that is
shared. Research conducted by the Office of Scientific Research has
discovered just what that state is. Such is it that the atoms behave as a
collective, or super atom, and though condensates have been created
since the late 90's of the 20th century, only now are we finding the ability to
manipulate such condensates as a coherent entity.
Though coherence of such objects lasts only about 100 milliseconds, it is a remarkable leap forward in the process of splitting a condensate without loss. This is accomplished by use of a vertical laser beam,
which creates a standing wave (or a series of peaks and troughs), which
"nudges" the atoms into a form of lattice within the beam. Shutting off the
magnetic fields that were used to "contain" the condensates' gravity is
measured by observing the rate at which these condensates fall.
Further research will be conducted to determine what scientific
applications can be advanced with the use of condensates, and further
updates will follow.
COMM D.L. Wey, DCOSR
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Hello to everyone .
..I just received an email from over in Quadraant 2 from Kronos I. Nigel
Williams who is a Chief Medical Officer over in Britain and is interested in
talking
to all SMOx in Quadrant
1.
His email
address
is
[email protected].
Attention all CMO's and Fleet Captains, I
need to either by email or regular mail to here from each ship on the status
of Chief Medical Officer for each ship or Starbase. I am also looking for a
Deputy Surgion General. Any CMO who is interested, please email me or
contact me by regular mail. [email protected]
or 25 South
Irvington Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46219. As soon as possible. Please.
HEAT EXHAUSTION
AND HEAT STROKE
Heat exhaustion occurs when your body cannot sweat enough to cool you
off. It generally happens when you are working or exercising in hot weather.
SYMPTOMS:
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Weakness
Dizziness
Nausea
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Pale, red, or flushed skin
Heat exhaustion can sometimes lead to heat stroke, which requires emergency treatment. Heat stroke happens when the body stops sweating, but
the temperature continues to rise, often over 105 degrees.
SYMPTOMS OF HEAT STROKE:
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light-colored, loose fitting clothing to reflect the sun
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Call an ambulance if the following does occur:
The person is delirious, disoriented, or unconscious
Body temperature is 104 degrees and keeps rising
Skin temperature is hot, even under the armpits
Keep cool and safe this summer.
Donna Bryan
Surgeon General
SEV TP\EK
A CAI\TOON rAI\ODY
The Sev Trek cartoon
satires every Iittle aspect of
Star Trek. You'll find cartoons
about dead red shirt ensigns,
toilets on starships, Klingoff
foreheads and more.
The Sev Trek web site features humour
competitions updated
daily, hours worth of
cartoons and
constantly running
discussion forums.
You can buy the Sev Trek cartoon book and
other cartoon merchandise from the Sev Trek
web site. We also offer special
deals for fan clubs interesting
in buying a number of Sev
Trek books. Ask your club for
more details.
Visit our web site at www.sev.com.au
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Rnother Look at the Hubble Deep Field
by: RADM R. M. Wey, COSR
In an area of the night sky once thought to be devoid of any
stellar or galactic objects, the Hubble deep field has become an
astronomer's dream. For peering out into an area of the Big Dipper in the
northern section of the field, and at a spot in the constellation Tucana,
located in the southern, what was witnessed was a look at the universe
some 12 billion years into its past. Yet so tiny were the slices observed
that to view it all would take many times over all the time man has been
on Earth. For in this area of space were found to be thousands of
previously unseen galaxies and stellar phenomena, including a quasar
(which is, at present, the most distant object to be observed using visible
light), some 10 billion light years away.
The Hubble is valuable in another way, in that it (along with
ground-based telescopes) enhances our knowledge in the field of galaxy
evolution, by matching galaxies to the clouds in which they first arose.
The Hubble deep field is proving to be a cornucopia of never
before seen phenomena, which will require years of study and research
to truly understand.
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Whatever
Happened to madlyn Rhue?
(LT Marla McGivers)
McGivers, Lieutenant Marla: Auburn-haired, dreamy-eyed, and
easily influenced; Enterprise historian, obsessed by the great heroes of
past ages, but unaware that there is a true swashbuckling hero no farther
away than the bridge. Kirk has little interest in her, for he cannot remember McGivers' name and merely says "that historian". When Khan
Noonian Singh is revived from the sleeper ship, she develops a grand
passion for him and betrays her Enterprise friends to help him take over
the ship. When he is defeated, she has the choice of a court-martial or
being exiled with Khan; she chooses her hero.
Lonely, unemployed actress Madlyn Rhue could curse the cruel
fate that left her wheelchair-bound with multiple sclerosis. She could rant
about the accident that broke both her legs. Instead, she made the
comment that "It could be worse!" Noting that she had the choice of
being "poor, pitiful Pearl" or being happy, she chose to be happy.
Recently, as Rhue's wheelchair was being lowered by a hydraulic
lift from a porch to the sidewalk, the mechanism failed. She landed on
the sidewalk with the wheelchair landing on top of her. The accident
broke both her legs and cracked some ribs. She spent two and a half
weeks in the hospital, and will have to spend months with her legs in
casts. After that she must undergo an exhausting workout program to
strengthen her limbs, which have been weakened by the disease.
Perhaps an even more frightening problem she faces is that of
insurance coverage, which she has through the Screen Actors Guild.
Since she has not been able to work since the MS reached a crippling
stage, she may lose her coverage.
However, the game actress, who appeared as LT Marla
McGivers in Star Trek, the Original Series, said that when she sees
friends with the same disease that she has, who are much worse physically, she considers herself lucky. Maybe we all need to take a lesson
from Madlyn Rhue.
Editor's note: Multiple sclerosis is a crippling degenerative nerve
disease that strikes 350,000 a year in the United States. Though there is
ongoing research into the disease, there is no cure at present. Most of the
people who develop MS are young adults in their twenties and thirties. The
disease may lie dormant for months or years, and then flare up. Individuals may
lose the ability to walk, talk, speak, or even feed themselves.
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Must have 15 - 20 orders before I will order the shirts.
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cost of the T Shirts and/or Polo shirts. (For example: if you ordered a TShirt @ $25.00 + $15.00 to include the name of your ship = $40.00 per
shirt.) If at all possible, a picture of how you want the special order will
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Household of 3+
$8
$14
$18
2 Year Renewal
Individual Member
Household of 2
Household of 3+
$15
$27
$35
Renewal
Individual Member
Household of 2
Household of 3+
$22.50
$40.50
$52.50
4 Year Renewal
Individual Member
Household of 2
Household of 3+
$30
$54
$70
Individual Lifetime
Family Lifetime
$100
$125
3 Year
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