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==Is it necessary?==
*Is the Nitpicks section in this article really necessary?--[[User:Scimitar|Scimitar]] 10:03, 12 Jun 2005 (UTC)
==Tholians==
What's the Tholian reference in this episode? It doesn't seem to be on the [[Tholian]] page. [[User:Jaf|Jaf]] 05:38, 10 April 2006 (UTC)Jaf
* Kirk, in the body of Dr. Lester, says to Spock "When I was caught in the interspace (sic) of the Tholian sector, you risked your life and the Enterprise to get me back." [[User:218.182.11.94|218.182.11.94]] 14:06, 24 August 2006 (UTC)
* Kirk, in the body of Dr. Lester, says to Spock "When I was caught in the interspace (sic) of the Tholian sector, you risked your life and the Enterprise to get me back." [[Special:Contributions/218.182.11.94|218.182.11.94]] 14:06, 24 August 2006 (UTC)
==Off Color==
Whoever posted that Nurse Chapel is a redhead in the article had better buy a new TV set, or at least adjust the color on their old one. Majel Barrett had dark brown hair in it, not red. - [[User:Adambomb1701|Adambomb1701]] 16:47, 3 May 2007 (UTC)
:Yeah, she was [http://tos.trekcore.com/gallery/displayimage.php?album=99&pos=66 definitely a brunette]. I've changed it back. --[[User:Shran|From Andoria with Love]] 08:31, 4 May 2007 (UTC)
:Yeah, she was {{trekcore|s=tos|gallery/displayimage.php?album{{=}}99&pos{{=}}66|definitely a brunette}}. I've changed it back. --[[User:Shran|From Andoria with Love]] 08:31, 4 May 2007 (UTC)
:::FWIW, the [[Star Trek Compendium]] said "auburn", and I agree. --[[User:GNDN|GNDN]] 16:18, 4 May 2007 (UTC)
:::FWIW, the ''[[The Star Trek Compendium]]'' said "auburn", and I agree. --[[User:GNDN|GNDN]] 16:18, 4 May 2007 (UTC)
::::Having checked out the differences between auburn and brunette hair, I would have to agree it's auburn... so "redhead" wasn't entirely incorrect. :P --[[User:Shran|From Andoria with Love]] 00:00, 5 May 2007 (UTC)
==I see Annorax's fingerprints on the events==
*I'm sure Captain [[Erika Hernandez]] and the captain of the ''Saratoga'' (in [[Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home]]) would not share Lester's assessment of women's status in Starfleet.
*I'm sure Captain [[Erika Hernandez]] and the captain of the ''Saratoga'' (in {{film|4}}) would not share Lester's assessment of women's status in Starfleet.
*Galloway is alive in this story.
*I don't know if the absence of Uhura constitutes an inconsistency or not.
All in all, this episode does not mesh well with the rest of the series. And I did notice that Annorax staved off Species 8472's invasion and then restored it ([[VOY]]: [[Before and After]]). – [[User:Korora|Korora]] 03:52, 16 November 2007 (UTC)
All in all, this episode does not mesh well with the rest of the series. And I did notice that Annorax staved off Species 8472's invasion and then restored it ({{VOY|Before and After}}). – [[User:Korora|Korora]] 03:52, 16 November 2007 (UTC)
:I took Lester's assessment to be more her making up excuses for why she couldn't become a Starfleet captain - she couldn't possibly accept it is because she isn't good enough — so she instead comes up with a conspiracy theory of Starfleet being biased against women, and leads herself to believe it. Just my 2p. [[User:Muzer|Muzer]] 21:41, March 20, 2011 (UTC)
== If only... ==
:If only... it hadn't been cancelled?– [[User:Cleanse|Cleanse]] [[User Talk:Cleanse|talk]] 05:10, 14 March 2008 (UTC)
::Remember that during it's original three year run (IIRC), TOS didn't have the biggest following, and didn't do very well. That is why it was canceled. The cult following got really going in the years later. --[[User:OuroborosCobra|OuroborosCobra]] [[User Talk:OuroborosCobra|talk]] 05:22, 14 March 2008 (UTC)
:::True. And episodes like this one didn't help. [[User:75.173.68.155|75.173.68.155]] 06:35, 22 April 2008 (UTC)
:::True. And episodes like this one didn't help. [[Special:Contributions/75.173.68.155|75.173.68.155]] 06:35, 22 April 2008 (UTC)
::::I'm confused too. Turning the line "If only..." into some sort of reflection on the state of TOS seems like a bit of a stretch to me, especially considering the ''very specific'' context in which it is uttered. Please tell me it's ok to remove the "and Star Trek as a whole" bit!--[[User:Jayunderscorezero|Jayunderscorezero]] 12:29, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
:I think you're right, so I removed it. – [[User:Cleanse|Cleanse]] 04:54, 9 May 2008 (UTC)
::I think in Novel version of this epsiode-it ends.."She could accept that she was a woman." On the other hand if as Clenese remarks"..it hadn't been cancelled...what a good parting shot that would have been! {{unsigned-anon|74.83.75.141}}
== Removed observation ==
:What I don't understand is why you're ready, and willing to take the word of some anonymous person, but so unwilling to just think about it yourself. For the record though, if you hadn't asked me a question I wouldn't have replied again. Not because I don't think the theme is present, but because I'm not sure enough how precisely this impacts Memory Alpha policy (an argument I do understand, and accept). The part I don't understand is the illogic of accepting that many episodes of TOS had themes, and made metaphorical statements... the most of which are allowed as background notes... but the refusal to think for ones self to determine the validity of newer interpretations of old episodes. Again, I'll say... unless someone asks me a direct question, this is my last post on the subject. Not because I'm angry, or insulted, but simply because it frankly isn't worth arguing about. [[User:Hossrex|Hossrex]] 21:20, 30 April 2008 (UTC)
The episode has no homosexual references. It´s about gender equality.--[[Special:Contributions/93.128.93.238|93.128.93.238]] 20:04, June 20, 2013 (UTC)
=="some people"==
:Not just ''"if you find "some people" on MA, feel free to remove it"'', but unsourced imaginings too. If that stuff can be cited, let's bring it back.
: Now, I'll assume good faith. With that in mind, [http://memory-alpha.org/en/index.php?title=Talk:In_the_Pale_Moonlight_%28episode%29&diff=826881&oldid=826835 this] no longer sounds to me like gleeful spite. It sounds like... ah, good... faith. [[User:TribbleFurSuit|TribbleFurSuit]] 06:26, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
: Now, I'll assume good faith. With that in mind, [http://memory-alpha.org/index.php?title=Talk:In_the_Pale_Moonlight_%28episode%29&diff=826881&oldid=826835 this] no longer sounds to me like gleeful spite. It sounds like... ah, good... faith. [[User:TribbleFurSuit|TribbleFurSuit]] 06:26, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
:You know, as long as you're [http://memory-alpha.org/en/index.php?title=Talk:In_the_Pale_Moonlight_%28episode%29&curid=37484&diff=827214&oldid=827211 bringing up] consensus, what do you come up with when you ask yourself "[http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Talk:Turnabout_Intruder_%28episode%29#Removed_observation Did I have consensus] when I added [http://memory-alpha.org/en/index.php?title=Turnabout_Intruder_%28episode%29&diff=826894&oldid=825355 that]?" Does it go both ways, or what? [[User:TribbleFurSuit|TribbleFurSuit]] 06:36, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
:You know, as long as you're [http://memory-alpha.org/index.php?title=Talk:In_the_Pale_Moonlight_%28episode%29&curid=37484&diff=827214&oldid=827211 bringing up] consensus, what do you come up with when you ask yourself "[http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/Talk:Turnabout_Intruder_%28episode%29#Removed_observation Did I have consensus] when I added [http://memory-alpha.org/index.php?title=Turnabout_Intruder_%28episode%29&diff=826894&oldid=825355 that]?" Does it go both ways, or what? [[User:TribbleFurSuit|TribbleFurSuit]] 06:36, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
:[http://memory-alpha.org/en/index.php?title=Talk:In_the_Pale_Moonlight_%28episode%29&diff=prev&oldid=827211 You said], yourself, that you added something that was ''"clearly out of place"'', only to be removed by yourself after your point was made. Do you still pretend not to have behaved distruptively to make a point? [[User:TribbleFurSuit|TribbleFurSuit]] 06:48, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
:[http://memory-alpha.org/index.php?title=Talk:In_the_Pale_Moonlight_%28episode%29&diff=prev&oldid=827211 You said], yourself, that you added something that was ''"clearly out of place"'', only to be removed by yourself after your point was made. Do you still pretend not to have behaved distruptively to make a point? [[User:TribbleFurSuit|TribbleFurSuit]] 06:48, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
:::Holy crap, I didn't know removing a bit of speculation would be so controversial. And here I am coming in after this has been discussed to death. So, um... yeah, I guess it stays out. Awesome. Alright, everyone, hit the showers. --[[User:Shran|From Andoria with Love]] 08:33, 9 May 2008 (UTC)
So, Janice Lester puts into the Captain's Log about her take-over? Even if she got away with it in the short term, the five-year mission is almost over, and Starfleet could review the captain's log. "Hey, what's this? What's Kirk talking about? Let's take another look at that incident a few months ago when he executed three of his officers. We'd better pull all the record tapes of that court martial." Janice Lester's "career" would be over. And how did Kirk make an entry while strapped to a bed in sick bay's convalescent ward, with a guard at the door and no computer access? [[User:Gcapp1959|Gcapp1959]] 21:06, 3 August 2008 (UTC)
== world of starship captains ==
"...does not admit women." Should this be in background information? She clearly meant, or at least as I took it immediately, that starship captains don't have "time" for women or romantic relationships. The series time and time again highlights its advancement from prejudice and discrimination. She was referring to kirk's starship career, people! Like many things, career gets in the way of romance. {{unsigned-anon|66.76.60.163}}
:You need to watch the episode again. She wanted to be a captain herself. --[[User:OuroborosCobra|OuroborosCobra]] [[User Talk:OuroborosCobra|talk]] 02:02, 7 December 2008 (UTC)
::The amount of discussion over this is kinda silly -- in all the times I've seen the episode, I've NEVER interpreted it as Starfleet is sexist OR as a romantic life/career line. As we all know, a starship captain has to undergo unique and challenging psychological examinations to ensure they can withstand the stresses of the job: and Janice Lester is CLEARLY an unstable person, mentally. Judging from Kirk's replies to her line about sexism, I always got the impression that Janice was rejected for her obvious instability, and blamed the rejection on her gender, rather than being rational. The same way that today a woman may be turned down for a job because their was a more qualified candidate, and then go home and complain that the decision was sexist. [[Special:Contributions/68.145.128.30|68.145.128.30]] 23:41, 8 January 2009 (UTC)
:::Removed the following original research/speculation on this matter:
his is clearly shown to be untrue on the surface, and three schools of thought now exist on the matter: 1) Lester was insane, as the episode showed, wanting power and "hating her own womanhood," and Kirk, knowing Lester's delicate condition, thought it better to agree with her rather than press the matter. This seems most likely. 2) Dr. Lester once failed at her own attempts to make it in Starfleet, perhaps after her heartbreaking encounter with Captain Kirk, and now blames all her failure and weakness on her femininity. Possible, considering their conversation. 3) [[Erika Hernandez]] is Apocryphally said to be partially responsible for the creation of the Borg. Starfleet therefore for a time could have made the sweeping judgement that such things would not happen if women were not in leadership roles. This seems least likely given the philosophy of Starfleet and the fact that events surrounding her and the Borg would not be widely known. --[[User:31dot|31dot]] 09:19, 22 August 2009 (UTC)
::: "Judging from Kirk's replies to her line about sexism" Which lines were those? I didn't think anybody mentioned that she was just unqualified because she failed the test instead of her being unqualified for being a woman. [[User:In Correct|In Correct]] ([[User talk:In Correct|talk]]) 19:10, October 30, 2012 (UTC)
You´re wrong it was stated by Kirk that she was unqualified. And he didn´t mean because she´s a woman.--[[Special:Contributions/93.128.93.238|93.128.93.238]] 20:08, June 20, 2013 (UTC)
==Female captains?==
I'm not sure if the existence of Erika Hernandez definitively proves that there were female captains in Starfleet at this time, just because there was one in the pre-Federation Earth Starfleet. After all, the Klingons had a female chancellor in 2293 but by 2367 they couldn't even sit on the High Council. It's possible that because of a change of policy or pure coincidence there weren't any at this time. – [[User:Skteosk|Skteosk]] 09:31, November 17, 2009 (UTC)
There is no prove in this episode that there aren´t female Captains in the Starfleet.--[[Special:Contributions/93.128.93.238|93.128.93.238]] 20:09, June 20, 2013 (UTC)
There is no proof in any episode that there ''are'' female captains in Starfleet and the implication here, confirmed by the production team at the time, is that there aren't, however much some people might try and reinterpret the line. [[User:Skteosk|Skteosk]] ([[User talk:Skteosk|talk]]) 13:14, October 8, 2013 (UTC)
==next to last remastered eposiode==
this is the 2nd to last eposiode to be remastered the last one is the cage fix it {{unsigned-anon|71.135.10.163}}
since no one fixed this by december 2nd i fixed it and yes i was the person who posted the last comment
== Removed from Background Info ==
Sorry to remove the most recent addition, but it was a purely speculative statement:
"Lester may also have been speaking as a generalization in that Starfleettended to be male dominated".
(In fact that whole paragraph about female captains needs to be reworded to make it sound less speculative/nitpicky). --[[Special:Contributions/86.186.230.235|86.186.230.235]] 13:09, April 21, 2010 (UTC)
:Removed the following as a [[MA:NIT|nitpick]]:
* Second time on series that somebody cries out, after receiving a neck pinch from [[Spock|Mr. Spock]]. (see: "[[Day of the Dove (episode)]]" info) "Security-Arggh!" yelled [[Galloway]], as he unsuccessfully blocks it.--[[User:31dot|31dot]] 22:44, May 21, 2010 (UTC)
== Citation needed ==
The following notes has been removed pending citation. Feel free to return it if a citation can be found:
* ''Although the briefing room is never shown to have more than one exit, Janice/Kirk finds some way to leave the room without using the main door after her temper-tantrum. The cast in fact got into an argument with director Herb Wallerstein over this error (he won), showing they greatly cared about their series, even as it was coming to an end.''
– [[User:Cleanse|Cleanse]] ( [[User talk:Cleanse|talk]] | [[Special:Contributions/Cleanse|contribs]] ) 10:45, August 25, 2010 (UTC)
== Removed from background ==
I removed the following irrelevant and/or redundant points from Background Material.
*Dr. Coleman wears one of the ubiquitous orange jumpsuits seen in "The Devil in the Dark", "By Any Other Name", "The Empath" and "The Lights of Zetar".
*The glass canister in McCoy's lab contains a very strange brown blob in this episode, probably a humanoid brain.
*Lester orders the executions to take place on the hangar deck, with section representatives to be on hand to witness punishment.
[[User:Mrtrekkiedude|Mrtrekkiedude]] 03:32, August 6, 2011 (UTC)
== Unnecessary Information? ==
Is this paragraph necessary? It doesn't seem like useful information -- the only reason we Scotty last is because of the camera and acting effects, not because he was ''supposed'' to be the last character seen:
''"The very last Enterprise crew member to be seen in the original series is Scotty. As he, Kirk, and Spock enter the turbo-elevator at the end of Act IV, we catch a glimpse of his forearm, grasping the control handle, before the doors close."'' {{unsigned-anon|92.100.156.105}}
:What seems not useful to you might be very useful to someone else. The note simply documents something that was seen in the episode. [[User:31dot|31dot]] ([[User talk:31dot|talk]]) 10:33, March 29, 2013 (UTC)
::What constitutes as "useful" then? I find nitpicks useful information, and those document something seen in the episode, yet those are removed. [[Special:Contributions/95.140.92.36|95.140.92.36]] 09:27, April 1, 2013 (UTC)
:The community decided some time ago that nitpicks were unencyclopedic as they often involve judgement calls or can be explained away; that's why only nitpicks that can be cited as such are permitted(and there's a few of those). The last character seen in the entire series cannot be explained away and does not involve a judgement call. Please review the [[MA:NIT|nitpick policy]] for more information; if you feel it is applicable here, please explain your reasoning. [[User:31dot|31dot]] ([[User talk:31dot|talk]]) 10:17, April 1, 2013 (UTC)
== Removed ==
I removed the following:
* The physical exam scene in sickbay with William Shatner and [[DeForest Kelley]] is very similar to the first appearance of those two actors in the first regular-season episode of the series to be filmed, {{e|The Corbomite Maneuver}}, right down to the detail of a shirtless Shatner undergoing a stress test on the leg-exercising machine.
* Spock tells Kirk (in Lester's body) that he has never heard of a successful life-entity transfer being conducted, apparently forgetting the events in {{e|Return to Tomorrow}}. Then again, when the essences of Kirk, Spock, and Dr. Mulhall were confined to the vessels that had contained [[Sargon]], [[Thalassa]], and [[Henoch]], they could not speak or make their presence known. So technically the transfer may not have been total.
*When Spock and McCoy are talking in the sickbay the doctor is wearing his medical tunic, but a close-up shot shows him in his regular uniform. (A similar error appears in {{e|Mudd's Women}}.)
* In a subtle indication that Dr. Lester has not mastered all of Kirk's mannerisms, she opens a communicator frequency with the phrase "Captain Kirk to the Enterprise" rather than the colloquial "Kirk to Enterprise." Moreover,he does so twice.
* Lester's line, ''"Your world of starship captains doesn't admit women"'', was taken by some to mean that women could not yet become starship captains by this time. However, it might also mean that women are not allowed to intrude on the discipline and burden of command—an interpretation borne out by Lester's regret over not being able to have "roamed the stars" with Kirk. {{Captain}} [[Erika Hernandez]] in {{ENT|Home}} showed that there were female captains in the pre-Federation era but there is no firm evidence either way of female captains existing in Lester's lifetime. A female captain would appear 17 years later on the bridge of the {{USS|Saratoga|NCC-1887}} in {{film|4}}, and of course {{Captain}} [[Kathryn Janeway]] would take command of the {{USS|Voyager}} on ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'', 102 years after this episode takes place. In addition, approximately 75 years after this episode takes place, a woman would captain the USS ''Enterprise'' itself (or rather, the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-C|-C}}), Captain [[Rachel Garrett]] ({{TNG|Yesterday's Enterprise}}).
** Another option is that Lester is simply attributing her failure to attain a command to others when she herself was the reason. The fact that she obviously suffers from paranoia during the timeframe of this episode supports this interpretation.
Most are [[MA:NIT]], [[MA:NOT]], MA:Irrelevant. --[[User:Gvsualan|Alan del Beccio]] ([[User talk:Gvsualan|talk]]) 14:15, August 14, 2017 (UTC)
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1 Is it necessary?
2 Tholians
3 Off Color
4 I see Annorax's fingerprints on the events
5 If only...
6 Removed observation
7 "some people"
8 Boy did she ever goof!
9 world of starship captains
10 Female captains?
11 next to last remastered eposiode
12 Removed from Background Info
13 Citation needed
14 Removed from background
15 Unnecessary Information?
16 Removed
Is it necessary?
Is the Nitpicks section in this article really necessary?--Scimitar 10:03, 12 Jun 2005 (UTC)
Nope. However, it is a good example of how many of the character traits built up over the series vanished in season three (especially in the second half), what Dave Gerrold calls "hardening of the arteries" in the series. Witness the dismay of the security guards in "The Menagerie" as McCoy has them arrest Spock. They are concerned and puzzled. In "TI", by contrast, they are ignoring Janice/Kirk's over-the-top behavior and temper-tantrums like automotons and give the heave-to to critical thinking in the obsession to "follow orders."
(Of course, if they had rebelled right off the bat, the story would've been rather brief).
Plus, we expect better from Mr. Lemli, for crying out loud! ;)
Reviewing this episode again, I think the previous nitpick has little merit. We see Janice Lester's histrionics delivered in the person of Capt. Kirk being greeted with smirks and knowing glances between the security guards, and Sulu / Chekov. Of course the comment about Mr. Lemli is very true - he was a star never allowed to shine to his full potential.
Tholians
What's the Tholian reference in this episode? It doesn't seem to be on the Tholian page. Jaf 05:38, 10 April 2006 (UTC)Jaf
Kirk, in the body of Dr. Lester, says to Spock "When I was caught in the interspace (sic) of the Tholian sector, you risked your life and the Enterprise to get me back." 218.182.11.94 14:06, 24 August 2006 (UTC)
Off Color
Whoever posted that Nurse Chapel is a redhead in the article had better buy a new TV set, or at least adjust the color on their old one. Majel Barrett had dark brown hair in it, not red. - Adambomb1701 16:47, 3 May 2007 (UTC)
Yeah, she was definitely a brunette. I've changed it back. --From Andoria with Love 08:31, 4 May 2007 (UTC)
FWIW, the The Star Trek Compendium said "auburn", and I agree. --GNDN 16:18, 4 May 2007 (UTC)
Having checked out the differences between auburn and brunette hair, I would have to agree it's auburn... so "redhead" wasn't entirely incorrect. :P --From Andoria with Love 00:00, 5 May 2007 (UTC)
I see Annorax's fingerprints on the events
I'm sure Captain Erika Hernandez and the captain of the Saratoga (in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home) would not share Lester's assessment of women's status in Starfleet.
Galloway is alive in this story.
I don't know if the absence of Uhura constitutes an inconsistency or not.
All in all, this episode does not mesh well with the rest of the series. And I did notice that Annorax staved off Species 8472's invasion and then restored it (VOY: "Before and After"). – Korora 03:52, 16 November 2007 (UTC)
I took Lester's assessment to be more her making up excuses for why she couldn't become a Starfleet captain - she couldn't possibly accept it is because she isn't good enough — so she instead comes up with a conspiracy theory of Starfleet being biased against women, and leads herself to believe it. Just my 2p. Muzer 21:41, March 20, 2011 (UTC)
"Her life could've been as rich as any woman's. If only... if only..."
- Kirk, referring to Dr. Janice Lester, and Star Trek as a whole (last line of The Original Series)
Well, that's got me curious. I certainly wouldn't be surprised to hear Kirk giving the series a proper send-off, but I'm a bit confused. How does this line refer to Star Trek as a whole? Caswin 22:43, 13 March 2008 (UTC)
If only... it hadn't been cancelled?– Cleanse talk 05:10, 14 March 2008 (UTC)
Remember that during it's original three year run (IIRC), TOS didn't have the biggest following, and didn't do very well. That is why it was canceled. The cult following got really going in the years later. --OuroborosCobra talk 05:22, 14 March 2008 (UTC)
True. And episodes like this one didn't help. 75.173.68.155 06:35, 22 April 2008 (UTC)
I'm confused too. Turning the line "If only..." into some sort of reflection on the state of TOS seems like a bit of a stretch to me, especially considering the very specific context in which it is uttered. Please tell me it's ok to remove the "and Star Trek as a whole" bit!--Jayunderscorezero 12:29, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
I think you're right, so I removed it. – Cleanse 04:54, 9 May 2008 (UTC)
I think in Novel version of this epsiode-it ends.."She could accept that she was a woman." On the other hand if as Clenese remarks"..it hadn't been cancelled...what a good parting shot that would have been! – The preceding unsigned comment was added by 74.83.75.141 (talk).
Removed observation
I removed the following personal observation/opinion. If there is a need for it to be re-added, please discuss it here. --From Andoria with Love 07:09, 29 April 2008 (UTC)
This episode may have been another example of Star Trek being ahead of its time, in this case, regarding sexual orientation. It often seems that Dr. Coleman loves Janice, no matter whose body she is in--male or female.
Would we edit a comment on "Let This be Your last Battlefield" if someone made an observation that Star Trek was ahead of its time regarding racial problems? A major issue in "Turnabout Intruder" was sexual (gender) equality. I think we might be pushing the boundaries of what the episode was intended to be about to assert that it was about homosexual rights, but art often transcends its original meanings. I've seen far worse background notes. Hossrex 09:26, 29 April 2008 (UTC)
Well, to begin with LTBYLB was indeed about racial strife/problems, etc., no ifs and or buts. It is spelled out, right in your face and subtle as a sledgehammer. TI was indeed about gender equality and again was about as subtle as a hammer to the forehead in stating this. However, TI does not make any statement regarding sexual orientation. The poster who originally posted the comment was only reading it that way, and even acknowledged this fact by resorting to the weasal words "may have been." Sir Rhosis 03:03, 30 April 2008 (UTC)
Weasel words? Its a background note. The demands of canon aren't required for background notes. The episode is about sexual equality, where a woman becomes a man, and a man becomes a woman. We're talking about technobabble-transexuals here. Is an innocent comment about same sex relationship acceptance be so out of line in this context? Hossrex 03:49, 30 April 2008 (UTC)
I'm not asking that it be "canon," that it only be backed up by something, anything, any small, tiny, tiny, tiny bit of evidence stating this as a fact in the episode itself. The gender equality issue is obvious, the orientation issue is not supported at all except in wishful thinking. So to answer your final question, yes, it is unsupported and, imo, out of line in a factual encyclopedia. Now, if we allow background notes to say "In my opinion this may be," then include every opinion you want to throw in. But, until then, even these types of notes should be cited. EDIT, to add: Now, if there is an internet site or dissertation or article out there that explores the thought that the episode can be "seen" by some as supporting a forward thinking view of sexual orientation, then we could safely put a note saying, "While the episode says nothing about sexual orientation, this article by John Q. Public makes a strong statement that it can be viewed that way today." With a link to the article, site, what-have-you. And just to note, despite my strong stance, this is not directed as a personal attack. Best to you. Sir Rhosis 04:11, 30 April 2008 (UTC)
Sir Rhosis said: the orientation issue is not supported at all except in wishful thinking. Except that the whole premise of the episode is about the reversal of gender orientations. The whole episode is about a person breaking from the norms of sexuality. Its more then a "small, tiny, tiny, tiny bit of evidence", its the point of the entire episode. There was no specific statement to the effect, which is why no one is asking for anything beyond a background note, but considering that the theme of the episode was a person breaking away from their typical sex roles, it becomes fairly obvious to anyone who cares to read between the lines. Reading between lines has no place in canonical statements, but there is precedent for it in background sections. Sir Rhosis said: So to answer your final question, yes, it is unsupported and, imo, out of line in a factual encyclopedia. Out of line for a factual encyclopedia? Thats like saying it would be out of line for a "factual encyclopedia" (as opposed to a "factless encyclopedia" I guess) to say anything more about Moby Dick than "This is a book about a Captain named Ahab, who goes out hunting whales". "Factual"? Yes. Complete? Not by a long shot. A part of the purpose of background notes is to point out the themes, and metaphors present in an episode. I'm certain this has nothing to do with the disagreement, but if I didn't know better, I'd think people were opposed to Star Trek making any sort of statement regarding sexuality, and against this deleted section on that basis. I'm sure that has nothing to do with it though. Right? Hossrex 06:01, 30 April 2008 (UTC)
Yes, an encylopedia would contain the themes contained within Moby Dick. But they would have to be cited. Who suggested those were the themes of Moby Dick? The encylopedia in effect is listing the FACT that X says the themes of Moby Dick are Y and Z. If an opinion can't be cited, it should be removed. And here, I agree that "may have been" doesn't cut it. – Cleanse 06:26, 30 April 2008 (UTC)
But there can be no cut and dry right answer regarding the theme, or metaphor of a book. As any literati will tell you, often times a book can have meanings beyond what the writer intended. Have you never read a writer talk about his book, far separated from its release, where he talks about how people have since ascribed meaning to it beyond what he ever thought he was saying? Art is a participatory medium (television especially), where its up to the producers to create their vision, and the viewer to finish the experience. I'm certainly not going to argue the point any further... but not because I'm snotty and upset... but because I don't really know what Memory Alphas policy is regarding this. I personally feel we'd be doing a disservice to Memory Alpha not to allow logically defensible interpretations as background notes. Just my two cents... I don't have anything else to say, so feel free to make which ever decision you feel best. Hossrex 06:37, 30 April 2008 (UTC)
My final thought on the subject: Cite the fact that someone holds this view -- no "may have beens" or "Some people may" or whatever else. I agree that many people "may" hold this view. I'm not beyond seeing that possibility, though I don't think it was intentional. Cite it. One reliable, professional cite would be enough. As I said, an internet article, a print article (whatever Memory Alpha policy considers a reliable acceptable citation) exploring this (perhaps unintended) sexual orientation theme. You're probably right that there is "no cut and dry right answer regarding this theme..." But, again, reliably cite it. Am I sounding like a broken record, or what? Cite it. This has been an interesting discussion. Cite it. Best. Sir Rhosis 09:14, 30 April 2008 (UTC)
Citation: [1] Hossrex 09:35, 30 April 2008 (UTC)
"Internet citations" aren't meaningless in general. Bullshit internet citations are, though...
I agree with Sir Rhosis here. If we allow personal speculation to be stated here, we're a) opening up MA for "essay"-type stuff again, and b) will have to allow all sorts of personal speculation. Even in a "background section" (which is pretty much an arbitrary formatting decision made by us, not some holy rule of encyclopedia writing in general), an encyclopedia should state facts, not assumptions:
"TI is about gay love" is speculation.
"Reliable website X (Link) makes the point that TI might be an allegory for present-day issues regarding sexual orientation" is fact.
Do you see the difference? -- Cid Highwind 10:43, 30 April 2008 (UTC)
What I don't understand is why you're ready, and willing to take the word of some anonymous person, but so unwilling to just think about it yourself. For the record though, if you hadn't asked me a question I wouldn't have replied again. Not because I don't think the theme is present, but because I'm not sure enough how precisely this impacts Memory Alpha policy (an argument I do understand, and accept). The part I don't understand is the illogic of accepting that many episodes of TOS had themes, and made metaphorical statements... the most of which are allowed as background notes... but the refusal to think for ones self to determine the validity of newer interpretations of old episodes. Again, I'll say... unless someone asks me a direct question, this is my last post on the subject. Not because I'm angry, or insulted, but simply because it frankly isn't worth arguing about. Hossrex 21:20, 30 April 2008 (UTC)
The episode has no homosexual references. It´s about gender equality.--93.128.93.238 20:04, June 20, 2013 (UTC)
"some people"
Sulfer said: (i really don't agree with this at all.. it's one of those "some people" crap speculation statements.) I agree. Memory Alpha would be better if all references required citations, and we didn't allow the suppositions by one person.Hossrex 03:55, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
This isn't Wikipedia, but they have a good idea. TribbleFurSuit 05:51, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
In any case, "In the Pale Moonlight" no longer contains speculation as to Batman. Pretty much, if you find "some people" on MA, feel free to remove it. This is my understanding of the situation. – Cleanse 06:00, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
It wasn't a "disruption". It was something that I thought was genuinely appropriate, but lacked the weight of citation, so I backed off the point. According to the "In the pale Moonlight" discussion, we're rethinking our necessity of citation. At least in reference to Cleanse's little brother, I guess. Hossrex 06:12, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
Not just "if you find "some people" on MA, feel free to remove it", but unsourced imaginings too. If that stuff can be cited, let's bring it back.
Now, I'll assume good faith. With that in mind, this no longer sounds to me like gleeful spite. It sounds like... ah, good... faith. TribbleFurSuit 06:26, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
You know, as long as you're bringing up consensus, what do you come up with when you ask yourself "Did I have consensus when I added that?" Does it go both ways, or what? TribbleFurSuit 06:36, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
You said, yourself, that you added something that was "clearly out of place", only to be removed by yourself after your point was made. Do you still pretend not to have behaved distruptively to make a point? TribbleFurSuit 06:48, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
Holy crap, I didn't know removing a bit of speculation would be so controversial. And here I am coming in after this has been discussed to death. So, um... yeah, I guess it stays out. Awesome. Alright, everyone, hit the showers. --From Andoria with Love 08:33, 9 May 2008 (UTC)
Boy did she ever goof!
So, Janice Lester puts into the Captain's Log about her take-over? Even if she got away with it in the short term, the five-year mission is almost over, and Starfleet could review the captain's log. "Hey, what's this? What's Kirk talking about? Let's take another look at that incident a few months ago when he executed three of his officers. We'd better pull all the record tapes of that court martial." Janice Lester's "career" would be over. And how did Kirk make an entry while strapped to a bed in sick bay's convalescent ward, with a guard at the door and no computer access? Gcapp1959 21:06, 3 August 2008 (UTC)
world of starship captains
"...does not admit women." Should this be in background information? She clearly meant, or at least as I took it immediately, that starship captains don't have "time" for women or romantic relationships. The series time and time again highlights its advancement from prejudice and discrimination. She was referring to kirk's starship career, people! Like many things, career gets in the way of romance. – The preceding unsigned comment was added by 66.76.60.163 (talk).
You need to watch the episode again. She wanted to be a captain herself. --OuroborosCobra talk 02:02, 7 December 2008 (UTC)
The amount of discussion over this is kinda silly -- in all the times I've seen the episode, I've NEVER interpreted it as Starfleet is sexist OR as a romantic life/career line. As we all know, a starship captain has to undergo unique and challenging psychological examinations to ensure they can withstand the stresses of the job: and Janice Lester is CLEARLY an unstable person, mentally. Judging from Kirk's replies to her line about sexism, I always got the impression that Janice was rejected for her obvious instability, and blamed the rejection on her gender, rather than being rational. The same way that today a woman may be turned down for a job because their was a more qualified candidate, and then go home and complain that the decision was sexist. 68.145.128.30 23:41, 8 January 2009 (UTC)
Removed the following original research/speculation on this matter:
his is clearly shown to be untrue on the surface, and three schools of thought now exist on the matter: 1) Lester was insane, as the episode showed, wanting power and "hating her own womanhood," and Kirk, knowing Lester's delicate condition, thought it better to agree with her rather than press the matter. This seems most likely. 2) Dr. Lester once failed at her own attempts to make it in Starfleet, perhaps after her heartbreaking encounter with Captain Kirk, and now blames all her failure and weakness on her femininity. Possible, considering their conversation. 3) Erika Hernandez is Apocryphally said to be partially responsible for the creation of the Borg. Starfleet therefore for a time could have made the sweeping judgement that such things would not happen if women were not in leadership roles. This seems least likely given the philosophy of Starfleet and the fact that events surrounding her and the Borg would not be widely known. --31dot 09:19, 22 August 2009 (UTC)
"Judging from Kirk's replies to her line about sexism" Which lines were those? I didn't think anybody mentioned that she was just unqualified because she failed the test instead of her being unqualified for being a woman. In Correct (talk) 19:10, October 30, 2012 (UTC)
You´re wrong it was stated by Kirk that she was unqualified. And he didn´t mean because she´s a woman.--93.128.93.238 20:08, June 20, 2013 (UTC)
Female captains?
I'm not sure if the existence of Erika Hernandez definitively proves that there were female captains in Starfleet at this time, just because there was one in the pre-Federation Earth Starfleet. After all, the Klingons had a female chancellor in 2293 but by 2367 they couldn't even sit on the High Council. It's possible that because of a change of policy or pure coincidence there weren't any at this time. – Skteosk 09:31, November 17, 2009 (UTC)
There is no prove in this episode that there aren´t female Captains in the Starfleet.--93.128.93.238 20:09, June 20, 2013 (UTC)
There is no proof in any episode that there are female captains in Starfleet and the implication here, confirmed by the production team at the time, is that there aren't, however much some people might try and reinterpret the line. Skteosk (talk) 13:14, October 8, 2013 (UTC)
next to last remastered eposiode
this is the 2nd to last eposiode to be remastered the last one is the cage fix it – The preceding unsigned comment was added by 71.135.10.163 (talk).
Removed from Background Info
Sorry to remove the most recent addition, but it was a purely speculative statement: "Lester may also have been speaking as a generalization in that Starfleettended to be male dominated".
(In fact that whole paragraph about female captains needs to be reworded to make it sound less speculative/nitpicky). --86.186.230.235 13:09, April 21, 2010 (UTC)
Removed the following as a nitpick:
Second time on series that somebody cries out, after receiving a neck pinch from Mr. Spock. (see: "Day of the Dove (episode)" info) "Security-Arggh!" yelled Galloway, as he unsuccessfully blocks it.--31dot 22:44, May 21, 2010 (UTC)
Although the briefing room is never shown to have more than one exit, Janice/Kirk finds some way to leave the room without using the main door after her temper-tantrum. The cast in fact got into an argument with director Herb Wallerstein over this error (he won), showing they greatly cared about their series, even as it was coming to an end.
– Cleanse ( talk | contribs ) 10:45, August 25, 2010 (UTC)
Removed from background
Dr. Coleman wears one of the ubiquitous orange jumpsuits seen in "The Devil in the Dark", "By Any Other Name", "The Empath" and "The Lights of Zetar".
The glass canister in McCoy's lab contains a very strange brown blob in this episode, probably a humanoid brain.
Lester orders the executions to take place on the hangar deck, with section representatives to be on hand to witness punishment.
Mrtrekkiedude 03:32, August 6, 2011 (UTC)
Unnecessary Information?
Is this paragraph necessary? It doesn't seem like useful information -- the only reason we Scotty last is because of the camera and acting effects, not because he was supposed to be the last character seen:
"The very last Enterprise crew member to be seen in the original series is Scotty. As he, Kirk, and Spock enter the turbo-elevator at the end of Act IV, we catch a glimpse of his forearm, grasping the control handle, before the doors close." – The preceding unsigned comment was added by 92.100.156.105 (talk).
What seems not useful to you might be very useful to someone else. The note simply documents something that was seen in the episode. 31dot (talk) 10:33, March 29, 2013 (UTC)
What constitutes as "useful" then? I find nitpicks useful information, and those document something seen in the episode, yet those are removed. 95.140.92.36 09:27, April 1, 2013 (UTC)
The community decided some time ago that nitpicks were unencyclopedic as they often involve judgement calls or can be explained away; that's why only nitpicks that can be cited as such are permitted(and there's a few of those). The last character seen in the entire series cannot be explained away and does not involve a judgement call. Please review the nitpick policy for more information; if you feel it is applicable here, please explain your reasoning. 31dot (talk) 10:17, April 1, 2013 (UTC)
The physical exam scene in sickbay with William Shatner and DeForest Kelley is very similar to the first appearance of those two actors in the first regular-season episode of the series to be filmed, "The Corbomite Maneuver", right down to the detail of a shirtless Shatner undergoing a stress test on the leg-exercising machine.
Spock tells Kirk (in Lester's body) that he has never heard of a successful life-entity transfer being conducted, apparently forgetting the events in "Return to Tomorrow". Then again, when the essences of Kirk, Spock, and Dr. Mulhall were confined to the vessels that had contained Sargon, Thalassa, and Henoch, they could not speak or make their presence known. So technically the transfer may not have been total.
When Spock and McCoy are talking in the sickbay the doctor is wearing his medical tunic, but a close-up shot shows him in his regular uniform. (A similar error appears in "Mudd's Women".)
In a subtle indication that Dr. Lester has not mastered all of Kirk's mannerisms, she opens a communicator frequency with the phrase "Captain Kirk to the Enterprise" rather than the colloquial "Kirk to Enterprise." Moreover,he does so twice.
Lester's line, "Your world of starship captains doesn't admit women", was taken by some to mean that women could not yet become starship captains by this time. However, it might also mean that women are not allowed to intrude on the discipline and burden of command—an interpretation borne out by Lester's regret over not being able to have "roamed the stars" with Kirk. Captain Erika Hernandez in ENT: "Home" showed that there were female captains in the pre-Federation era but there is no firm evidence either way of female captains existing in Lester's lifetime. A female captain would appear 17 years later on the bridge of the USS Saratoga in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, and of course Captain Kathryn Janeway would take command of the USS Voyager on Star Trek: Voyager, 102 years after this episode takes place. In addition, approximately 75 years after this episode takes place, a woman would captain the USS Enterprise itself (or rather, the USS Enterprise-C), Captain Rachel Garrett (TNG: "Yesterday's Enterprise").
Another option is that Lester is simply attributing her failure to attain a command to others when she herself was the reason. The fact that she obviously suffers from paranoia during the timeframe of this episode supports this interpretation.
Most are MA:NIT, MA:NOT, MA:Irrelevant. --Alan del Beccio (talk) 14:15, August 14, 2017 (UTC)
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Meas Sokchea and Kristin Lynch
Voters have been allowed to register for next year's commune elections despite lacking proper documentation, an election-monitoring group said yesterday in a report that highlighted several issues with the "cumbersome" process.
The Neutral and Impartial Committee for Free and Fair Elections in Cambodia released preliminary findings of its observations of the registration process in a random sample of 299 out of Cambodia's 1,621 communes. More than 300 trained workers were dispatched to monitor voting registration and deliver daily reports. Data collected between September 1 and 10, the first 10 days of the registration process, highlighted several concerns.
In 15 percent of communes, at least one person was allowed to register without any documentation and in 40 percent of communes, at least one person was allowed to register without coming into the office. Law stipulates that voters must be physically present to register and must provide documentation proving age, commune of residency, proof of citizenship and a photograph. Monitors reported that at 60 percent of observed registration sites, operating hours were not strictly adhered to.
NICFEC project officer Sokha Mang said the findings showed problems at the local level.
"They are not following all the regulations," he said.
Laura Thornton, country director for the National Democratic Institute, which supported the NICFEC in implementing the study, said that the findings "weren't surprising".
"We find the annual process of voter registration quite cumbersome for Cambodians," she said. She also said it was "problematic" to place responsibility for voter registration in the hands of the commune council, an elected body.
NEC secretary-general Tep Nytha declined to comment on the findings, saying that he had not seen the report but he encouraged voters to file a complaint if they were unable to register properly.
Yesterday, the NEC announced it would extend voter registration period in areas severely affected by flooding by three days. Opposition parties had called for a 15-day extension.
Contact authors: Meas Sokchea and Kristin Lynch


Louise is pushing thirty, she's in a relationship, and shares her biggest dramas with her two best friends and BGF. But her two friends are complete opposites - Maud has become a kind of "Mother Teresa" of the one-night-stand, ever since she broke up with the ex-potential perfect man; and Audrey, who has hooked up with her Prince Charming... Much to the chagrin of Maud, who is deeply and secretly jealous of such appalling, sweet happiness. A bittersweet chronicle of an entire generation of thirty-something hipsters, who are both endearing and a little lost. FOREVER B%*#H is a complete story.


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Speaking of NYC Spring songs, here's another.
It would be far too easy to dismiss Soul Coughing as pretentious white boy jazz (which, on a superficial level, isn't too far from accurate) or 2ish hit wonders (the Ricky Martin baiting "Super Bon Bon" and the joyful, ridiculous "Circles."), without allowing the joy and depth that their music has and the excitement it can bring about. Find somebody whose never heard either of Soul Coughing's singles on the radio and play them the band's debut, Ruby Vroom, once through, and they will be asking, man who is this?
When the band released Ruby Vroom, they were unconventional, at a time when convention was Seven Mary Three, or maybe if you were lucky, Nine Inch Nails. Guitar was sharp, rhythmic, and often atonal, warm upright bass gave the songs their melody, Drums either acted as motor or airbags, samples rose and fell out of the mix, and Mike Doughty sung-spoke real poetry in a thick hearty New York accent. Nobody was ready for this, when it was released, which is surprising because, though unconventional, the album is both inviting and lot of fun.
"True Dreams of Wichita" watches the east river thaw itself out from the Williamsburg Bridge, back when the only people heading to Williamsburg were either Hassidim or had a machette somewhere on their persons. Tchad Blake's production allows the song to bloom gradually, and I melt at the way he keeps those drums right up front, right next to the bass.
It's cheating a little bit to give you "Janine" as well; I almost feel like you have to earn the tenderness of this song, which closes out the album. Still, it's too good not to share.
"True Dreams of Wichita" and "Janine" are from Soul Coughing's debut album Ruby Vroom.
Also, Beck, St Vincent, The Liars and OS Mutantes do good.


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Lazard falls between three stools
Too little of a good thing
26 July 2018 By John Foley Follow @johnsfoley
The advisory firm's 22 pct earnings growth shows all cylinders firing, yet its valuation is in the slow lane. Lazard lacks the M&A heft of a Morgan Stanley, the rapid growth of an Evercore, or the scale of big asset managers like BlackRock. It nonetheless deserves more credit.
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Revenue of $741 million in the quarter to June was 3 percent higher than a year earlier, with just over half generated by fees from advising businesses on deals and restructuring, and the rest from asset-management income.
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Development and validation of the Four-Item Mentalising Index
Rachel A Clutterbuck, Mitchell J Callan, Emily C Taylor, Lucy A Livingston, Punit Shah
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Mentalising, also known as "Theory of Mind", is the ability to understand and infer the cognitions of others, such as their perceptions, intentions, and beliefs. Although several tools have been designed to measure mentalising in adults, there exist methodological and practical limitations. Many of the existing measures conflate mentalising with similar constructs (e.g., empathy), and most are lengthy measures that are unsuitable for large population-based studies and clinical practice. These issues are currently hampering clinical and non-clinical investigations into mentalising and related social-cognitive abilities. Drawing on questionnaire measures of social cognition, we conceived a self-report mentalising scale, the Four-Item Mentalising Index (FIMI; Studies 1a and b). The FIMI was developed through a series of studies examining its factor structure and reliability (Studies 2a and b) and by testing its construct validity against a cognitive mentalising task, autistic traits, and comparing scores in autistic and non-autistic people (Studies 3a and b). Together, we demonstrate that the FIMI is a conceptually and methodologically robust tool for measuring mentalising ability in the general population, including autistic and non-autistic people. Future research directions and practical (clinical) applications of the scale are discussed, with a focus on improving understanding and management of (a)typical mentalising ability.
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You guys, it's only 3 days until Christmas! This week has been a hectic hustle and bustle of Christmas cheer. The presents are all bought and wrapped, the bags are packed and we're ready to make the road trip down South for Christmas.
On Monday, I was invited down to try out the new crop of street food vans which have taken up residence at Trinity Kitchen. The ever popular Fish& will no doubt be rammed, as they've turned up with a fancy new van and a fancy new beach-themed menu but you should also check out Donostia Social Club who bowled me over with their unusual menu and friendly service. I had the prawns a la plancha with shallot salsa and it was beautiful.
This weekend we've been celebrating Christmas with our Leeds family. On Friday it was a home-cooked Christmas dinner and Secret Santa with plenty of mulled wine (and rum shots delivered via a 'booze shotgun' but the less said about that, the better). Saturday we donned our most festive jumpers and headed over to Headingley for a Christmas Otley Run. And today we'll be topping it off with a carvery at our local pub. Perfect.
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Phonaudio seems like a simply named brand, combining phone and audio it comes as no surprise that they solely are a headphone producer. The creation of the brand is as simple as it is classic. Heralding from Britain and started by husband and wife Emma and Steven Arinze, the couple looked at the current ideas on the headphone market and thought "I could do that. And I could do it better." I would say that is very bold talk because while there is utter trash out there, you can also find a lot of marvelous products. Their brand ethos seems solid, they want to provide the end user with a "stylish, smart and simple pair of headphones that tick every box" and also believe that "studio quality sound is just the start of an incredible audio experience". They are hardly claiming anything out of the ordinary or instantly doing anything special to grab my attention but you can't find fault with what they want to achieve. The question is, will they? You would hope so as they have apparently been working on their current range of two headphones for 4 years. That's quite a considerable time and I would hope that has allowed them to create something very special. Quickly mentioning what their product range consists of… you have the (supposedly) circumaural PHN100 (£189) and superaural PHN200 (£169).
They come in the traditional big cardboard box, that upon opening unveils the headphones embedded into a cutout. It really is a simple package at almost £200. I expected a more supportive carrying case than the velvety drawstring pouch that is included and also perhaps a few adapters, which you get none of. It is a quick to end unboxing experience and not really one to make much note of.
These are finished in a combination of glossy plastic and a more squidgy matte plastic. Mine are all black but you can change the glossy parts for silver or gold if you are more blingy than me. There is metal used under the headband and what it is adjusted upon but beyond that plastic is the material of choice. They plastic they used is apparently a special kind called TR90 titanium plastic. It is a newer type of polymer that is more often used in eye glasses frames. It impressively boasts heat protection up to 350 degrees and even resistance to both scratching and deformation. On top of that it is very lightweight and the headphones only weigh 187 grams. What this means is you can fully contort the headband with it springing right back into its natural shape and even drop it safely into your house fire. That being said I don't think the build quality is anywhere near perfect.
Firstly the headphones generally rattle where the cups are loose on the yokes. It is good that they pivot but they really don't need to make any noise. You then have the fact they are foldable. That I like, in fact I think it is almost necessary in this style of can but after learning that you can fold this, for a short while I didn't believe it. On applying pressure they didn't seem like they were going to fold and that I was actually going to snap the headphone. When they finally did fold they do so in a very clunky manner with a big click. It was not a comfortable process.
The only thing unique that Phonaudio have implanted into this headphone is putting a super microphonic button on the ear cup of both channels. While I have seen some types of button and controls on wireless headphones, I never have on wired headphone because controls can be handled much easier on the cable, as is the case here. Also when they do have controls, like on the Fiil Diva, they are touch sensitive controls so they don't make any noise when used. They are also normally on just one channel. I really don't understand the appeal or reasoning for this, maybe you will but I certainly do not…. Perhaps the only cool thing they have done is put a microphone on the headphone. I never use my headphones as a phone but if you do this may be a nice touch.
Moving onto the basic and thin 1.3m included cable and it has some weird quirks to it. While it may not be the most impressive specimen itself it does have decent enough strain reliefs on its jacks and even more importantly is removable. Beyond that the only thing to note is the little remote console it has at the upper end of the wire. It has a single button that has the multi functions, funnily enough identical to those on the cups. So that is three buttons you have for one job! On the other side you have a volume slider and Phonaudio have once again done it their way. Instead of volume buttons that directly control your sources volume, this has its own resistance network and takes volume into its own hand regardless of the volume of your device. Not only is the slider a pain to use and finicky to adjust but if you have that on bottom volume, even when you turn your source up it sounds rubbish, so the most effective way to use it is put it on top volume and then have to get your source out to change volume. I think this may have been done to allow this to be used with all phone types be it Windows, Android and IOS instead of needing to specify what model you have and getting the specific cable but I think sadly that is the way things have to be now, because this is not really a viable alternative.
Finally I want to talk about actually wearing headphones. Now as the bigger of Phonaudios two models this is classified as their over the ear model. My first observation when putting this on is that they are 100% on the ear headphones. The pads sit on my ears, they don't engulf them. They do look like a bigger headphone than the PHN200 but it seems they are both a superaural design. While they are clearly not the type of headphone they claim, the soft pads sit just lovely on your ears and these really are a comfortable headphone to wear without ever getting fatiguing. Isolation is pretty average, not near Fiil or Bose ANC circuitry.
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In 1982, about a year after he stepped down as anchor of the CBS Evening News, Walter Cronkite spoke at what was then Towson State University.
As a nearly 17-year-old high school newspaper reporter, I jumped at the chance to go watch and listen to my idol in person.
My earliest memory of Walter Cronkite was his coverage of the Apollo 10 mission. It was the one that preceded Neil Armstrong setting foot on the moon. It was the one where the lunar modules were named Charlie Brown and Snoopy, and as a three-year-old kid I thought that was cool.
Over the years, I watched in awe as Cronkite covered the first draft of history. One of the most striking memories I have of Cronkite was the night that he came back from a commercial and was seen on the phone. He was taking a call from Tom Johnson who was a former aide to Lyndon Johnson. Cronkite was breaking the news that President Johnson had just died.
I was 8 years old at the time, and I was amazed at what I saw. It was the reporter/anchor at his best. He set the standard that all of us try to achieve.
On that night at the Towson Center, Cronkite was introduced by Jerry Turner, who many considered the Walter Cronkite of Baltimore. Turner that night said standing next to Cronkite made him feel like the Ted Baxter of Baltimore.
Cronkite said that in his first year off the anchor desk, he was "having a better year than Dan Rather."
He talked about his trips to Moscow, and the space program, and his love of science.
We got to the question and answer program. I was at a loss for words.
I suppose I had a brilliant question written down, but I couldn't bring up the courage to read the question I wrote.
It was the one time where nerves got the best of me.
One of life's few regrets is that I could not muster up the courage to talk to the great man.
All I know is it was a thrill just be in his presence.


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package org.gwtbootstrap3.client.shared.event;

import com.google.gwt.dom.client.NativeEvent;
import com.google.gwt.event.shared.GwtEvent;

/**
 * @author Steven Jardine
 */
public class InsertedEvent extends GwtEvent<InsertedHandler> {
    private static final Type<InsertedHandler> TYPE = new Type<InsertedHandler>();
    private final NativeEvent nativeEvent;

    public static Type<InsertedHandler> getType() {
        return TYPE;
    }

    public InsertedEvent() {
        this(null);
    }

    public InsertedEvent(final NativeEvent nativeEvent) {
        this.nativeEvent = nativeEvent;
    }

    @Override
    public final Type<InsertedHandler> getAssociatedType() {
        return TYPE;
    }

    @Override
    protected void dispatch(final InsertedHandler handler) {
        handler.onInserted(this);
    }

    public final void preventDefault() {
        if (nativeEvent == null) return;
        nativeEvent.preventDefault();
    }

    public final void stopPropagation() {
        if (nativeEvent == null) return;
        nativeEvent.stopPropagation();
    }
}

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