June 28th, 2009 by Jeff
Tags: Cryptic Studios, J.J. Abrams, Paramount Pictures, Star Trek, Star Trek Online, Star Trek: Destiny, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Titan, TNG
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Warning: This article contains spoilers for the recent Star Trek novels and the J.J. Abrams movie Star Trek. Read with caution.
Recently the folks at Cryptic Studios have released a timeline that takes into account the new Star Trek movie. In the new movie, events in the 24th century have led to the creation of an alternate timeline. While this timeline is J.J. Abrams’ new playground, Star Trek Online will be a continuation of the Star Trek “Prime” universe, where Klingons looked like darker humans with goatees then had forehead ridges and people never questioned it; a universe where Spock died on the Genesis planet and Bones acted all funny for a movie; a universe where Locutus of Borg told Riker that resistance was futile and Sisko both started and ended the Dominion War and Janeway got lost in Borgtown. This universe, where every TV episode we watched growing up and every movie we’ve seen up until now has taken place in, is where Star Trek Online will take place.
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- Edit: For each digg this story gets I will donate $0.01 to the Red Cross to help with relief efforts in Darfur –
When we think of poverty, most Americans probably think of those commercials asking you to give a dollar a day to children in Africa. Alot of Americans would gladly give $30 a month to help a child they don’t know be able to eat and get the medications they need. Its a good feeling to help those who are less fortunate be able to continue living.
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It was mid-July in 2005. I was working toward my Computer Science degree and realized I needed a laptop in order to work on projects and homework while away from home. I’d heard good things about Dell laptops, so I chose to purchase a Dell Inspiron 9300. It was a behemoth, but no XPS (actually, it was one step below an XPS, and without the frilly LED lights everywhere).
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