Traveller-digest      Monday, October 11 1999      Volume 1999 : Number 1186



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The following topics are covered in this digest:

Vision : (was firing two guns at once and 'Now this is wild').
Re : 21st Century Starports
Feudal Technocracies?
Re: FFW players out there?
Room clearing...
Re: Parts Quest! ( was Re: Annic Nova (canon))
Emulation
Re: Traveller-digest V1999 #1183
Warship Naming Conventions
Re: UNCLASSIFIED: RE: Many, many guns
Re: Annic Nova (longish) 
OT:  You Got Me To Go There (was Re: Hamlet in Space was: Re: falkenbergs legions firing  intocivilians)
Re: Annic Nova
Traveller Forms

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Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1999 14:38:34 +1000
From: "Robert O'Connor" <robocon@ozemail.com.au>
Subject: Vision : (was firing two guns at once and 'Now this is wild').

Some more real world data points on these topics :-

Human (most animal) vision is processed in the occipital cortex at the
back of the brain.
	The nerves from the retinae of each eye branch in such a way that the
half closer to the nose send fibres to the opposite hemisphere (so L ->
R and vice versa) while the lateral halves project to the same
hemisphere. The crossover is called the 'optic chiasm'.
	In each hemisphere, the visual pathways travel through the geniculate
nuclei before reaching the cells of the occipital cortex.
	In the geniculate nuclei and visual cortex, the neurones that transmit
and process visual
data are organised into distinct 'dominance columns'.
	The dominance column neurones were 'interrogated' by the researchers to
reconstruct what the (anaesthetised) cats saw.
	Image reconstruction was based on a model of neuron network activity -
the electrical data obtained from the cats was plugged into the computer
and... you know the rest.

Re shooting and hemisphere dominance : the left cerebral hemisphere is
the dominant one in 85% of the population regardless of handedness.
	Eye dominance is a little harder to explain, but must have something to
do with training in early development - appropriate visual stimulation
must occur within the first 12-18 months of life if the geniculate
nuclei are to develop normally (as suggested by the experiments of Hubel
and Wiesel, et al. H. and W's. experiments were interesting in that by
applying various lenses or gratings over young cat's eyes, or by
colouring the environment appropriately, they could induce some profound
alterations in the development of the visual pathway).

Ob Travs :- the basis of synthetic vision (esp. pattern recognition for
robotics)(TTL 9-10), technological 'telepathy emulators', part of memory
reading technology, neural activity sensor based surveillance (read
other's visual cortices/geniculates remotely), etc. etc.

Robert O'Connor
Medico, Gamer

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Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1999 14:38:41 +1000
From: "Robert O'Connor" <robocon@ozemail.com.au>
Subject: Re : 21st Century Starports

Sethkimmel@aol.com wrote :-
> Of course IE shows one in Phoenix Arizona, one in Western Australia (Perth?), 
> and one in north Africa (AECCO whatever the heck that means) that looks like 
> it's in Libya or Algeria...

These have been reproduced in lots of articles on Terra, so I guess they
are highly canonical (if there is such a thing).

The Australian starport (LaGrange) is in north-western Australia. The
closest major towns would be Broome, Katherine, Alice Springs or Darwin.
Perth is on the south west coast of Oz.

The north African 'port (AECO) I agree, would be in Algeria or Libya. I
thought AECO stood for African Economic Co-operation Organisation.
IMHO, YMMV.

Robert O'Connor
Medico, Gamer

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Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1999 14:38:53 +1000
From: "Robert O'Connor" <robocon@ozemail.com.au>
Subject: Feudal Technocracies?

Noooooooo!

Oh well, if we must flagellate the moribund equine...

The social sketches provided so far have been fun to read. Keep up the
good work, and don't get on the bad side of the Oxygen Guild. Or the
Water Syndic. The Reticulation Brotherhood can make life awkward too, as
can the College of Biodome Engineers....

Are the following features mandatory for this gov type :-
- - Trials by ordeal (ranging from mandarin style exams to fire, fang and
steel)?
- - Long apprenticeships?
- - Knowledge shrouded in layers of [ancient and arbitrary] ritual?


Robert O'Connor
Medico, Gamer
(Member of the Australian College of Anaesthetists and the Faculty of
Intensive Care).

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Date: Sun, 10 Oct 1999 23:47:56 -0500
From: Black ICE <wombat@premier.net>
Subject: Re: FFW players out there?

> Luther Martin wrote:
> 
> To any Fifth Frontier Way players out there, what do you think of the
> potential for this game to be automated, so that it could be played
> either player to computer or by e-mail? What elements require
> immediate player interaction and would degrade the game if removed or
> modified?

I don't have the program I'm about to mention, but I'm given to
understand that the Aide De Camp software is an excellent way to convert
_any_ board wargame to computer moderation.  I'd suggest trying that,
before using your time to reinvent the wheel.  That way, you can set
aside time to reinvent fire.... ;-)
> 
<<snip>>

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Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1999 00:43:27 -0400
From: Mark Urbin <eclipse@ultranet.com>
Subject: Room clearing...

http://www.ultranet.com/~eclipse/SV/BTECH/STEELE/Rule_6.shtml

A bit of fiction describing a room clearing exercise from my Battletech 
campaign.
This rolled out of my finger tips after reading about the differences in 
British & American room clearing methods in one of Richard Marcinko's books.


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Date: Sun, 10 Oct 1999 23:53:46 -0500
From: Black ICE <wombat@premier.net>
Subject: Re: Parts Quest! ( was Re: Annic Nova (canon))

"Keven R. Pittsinger" wrote:
> 
> > At 05:49 PM 10/10/99 -0600, you wrote:
> > >
> > >     OK, folks, this is getting out of hand! The escalating attacks on
> > >innocent keyboards has *got* to stop! No more keyboard assaults ...
> > >Mickeyshit screwed up the one decent thing they produced, so my MS
> > >Natural Keyboard is irreplaceable. Let's negotiate a Strategic TML
> > >Wisecrack Reduction Treaty NOW! The madness must end!
> >
> > Strategic TML Wisecrack Reduction Treaty-STMLWRT.
> > Strategic Tml Wisecrack Reduction Treaty-STWRT.
> > Strategic Mailing List Wisecrack Reduction Treaty-SMLWRT.
> >
> > Nope. Sorry, until we can come up with a cool acronym fot the treaty's name
> > I don't see how we can sit down and negotiate. We wouldn't know what we
> > were negotiating about.
> 
> Strategic Wisecrack Limitation Treaty.  SWLT.

I suggest the Strategic Pun and Light-hearted Observation Reduction
Treaty:  SPLORT.  After all, when people refer to keyboard-destructive
posts, they often use the term "splort" to describe their reaction to
said posts....
> 
> OK, can we *PLEASE* get back to discussing Eris' fur now???

Is Eris being hunted for his pelt?  (I realize that some of his players
might be out for his _hide_, but that's not quite the same thing.)
> 

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Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1999 15:11:34 +1000
From: "The Roc" <roc@kewl.com.au>
Subject: Emulation

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>>My problem was that I went to an Atari 1040ST (for financial reasons) =
when
>>the C64 slowly perished and everything I had to transcript was from
>>hardcopy.  Heheheheheh... then the diskdrive of the 1040ST died and I
>>shifted to a PC some *months* later and again, had to transcribe from
>>hardcopies!  Sheesh!!  LOL

You are *really* gonna hate yourself. There's a simple driver that
lets a PC access Atari ST disks. And it's been available for a *long*
time.

Just got back from a weeks holidays with the missus, so I'm sorry for =
the delay in replying.

I am aware of emulators from the C64 onwards, but the problems I had at =
the time was the old floppies dying while replacements were not that =
easy to come by locally, and a desire to upgrade.  So the upgrade was =
the 1040ST for financial reasons, but locally, you could not find, let =
alone buy emulators and you couldn't get disk down-sizing anywhere if =
you could.  So eventually that stuff was sold, turfed, or given away.

Then the FDD in the ST died (I could never afford a HDD for the Atari, =
and right up until the Atari Australia folded, HDD's were still premium =
prices), so this stuff got stored before selling or giving away and =
then... I bought the PC.  So now, it was all moot for me, because I had =
to type in my work from hard copies whether I liked it or not.  When it =
came to the PC, the scanned images seemed to take up more of my HDD than =
Word documents did, so again, it was typing in from hard copies of the =
C64 and 1040ST to save space.

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Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1999 00:20:04 -0500
From: Black ICE <wombat@premier.net>
Subject: Re: Traveller-digest V1999 #1183

Rupert Boleyn wrote:
> 
> On 10 Oct 99, at 22:41, Chris Peers wrote:
> 
> > You know, about the near-c rocks...
> >
<<snips discussion of why the 3I wouldn't use near-c rocks>>
> 
> Ok, now explain how come Lucan didn't use them in the Black War period
> of the Rebellion. He nuked quite a lot of planets bare, and
> intentionally left many other planets without the infrastructure to
> support their own populations, so near-c rocks would've been right down
> his alley.

Note:  I am only discussing one madman's reluctance to use near-c rocks
routinely.  I take no sides in the debate of whether near-c rocks would
be a viable weapon under any other circumstances.

My main guess as to why Lucan didn't use near-c rocks as a routine
weapon:

It takes too long to bombard a world using near-c rocks.  Nukes, gas,
and germs are much quicker.  After all, to use near-c rocks, one must
first occupy the outer reaches of a star system, then fit some sort of
drive to rocks, then fire them, then wait for the rocks to hit.  With
nukes, one merely puts some bombardment ships in orbit, then suppresses
the defenses, then pops nukes as desired.  The same applies to gas and
germs.  Quick, easy, and deeply unpleasant for the target world's
inhabitants.

Lucan doesn't strike me as the type of tyrant who would be willing to
wait for results.

(BTW, if you haven't guessed by my language above, I always thought that
Lucan was the _least_ qualified contender for the Iridium Throne....)

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Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1999 00:27:17 -0500
From: Black ICE <wombat@premier.net>
Subject: Warship Naming Conventions

How do y'all come up with names for warships?

For Imperial ships, I tend to name ships after distinguished Terran
wet-navy ships of the same classification, or with similar conventions
to Terran (primarily WW II era US Navy) wet navies.  Thus, I've designed
the ST. LOUIS, BROOKLYN, and TUSCALOOSA-class cruisers, the AGINCOURT
and YAMATO class battleships, and the REUBEN TUCKER-class platoon drop
transport.

However, I would expect the Imperial Navy to have ships with names of
Vilani (and various minor race) origins.  Meanwhile, the Zhos and Sword
Worlders would have their own naming conventions.  (I would assume that
the Solomani would use Terran-based names for most of their warships.)

This doesn't even begin to discuss ship names for the various
non-humaniti races....

Any suggestions?


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Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1999 01:30:24 EDT
From: Tascelt@aol.com
Subject: Re: UNCLASSIFIED: RE: Many, many guns

Jesse is correct.  I talked to two guys on our SWAT team...they ***NEVER*** 
drop a weapon (as in physically drop it to the ground.)  They have their 
primary weapon, normally an SMG or Shotgun type weapon, and at least one side 
arm as back up.  If the primary somehow becomes useless, the officer will 
sling it and use his/her back up.  As Special Forces generally have even 
better training than many SWAT teams, I would think that it is even less 
likely....in a building clearing scenario anyway....that they would just drop 
a weapon if it went in-op.  Also I'm told by the SWAT guys that if anyone on 
the team ran out of ammo for their primary weapon, then either the mission 
was not planned out very well with all contingencies taken in, or the officer 
really screwed the pooch and didn't follow his/her instructions for gearing 
up.  Just my .03333333cr worth.

TAS

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Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1999 16:05:13 +1000
From: "The Roc" <roc@kewl.com.au>
Subject: Re: Annic Nova (longish) 

- ----- Original Message -----
From: Keven R. Pittsinger <jamstar@accesstoledo.com>
To: <traveller@lists.imagiconline.com>
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 1999 5:41 PM
Subject: Re: Annic Nova (longish)



>
> Interesting idea.  <grin>  I'll have to loot it...
>

Yep, all posts on this thread with useable information on the AN have been
filed away for later "gleaning."  This thread alone is a worthwhile reason
to join this mailing list... errrr, IMHO  ;^)

- -- The Roc

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Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1999 03:03:12 -0300
From: Michel Vaillancourt <misha@empire.atlantic-online.ns.ca>
Subject: OT:  You Got Me To Go There (was Re: Hamlet in Space was: Re: falkenbergs legions firing  intocivilians)

At 09:08 AM 09/10/1999, you wrote:
>At 08:57 PM 10/8/1999 -0500, you wrote:
>>
>>> In space no one can hear you quote Shakespeare.
>>
>>That's what laser comms are for.... ;-)
>>
>>~wondering how Shakespeare sounds in Vilani~
>
>It sounds best in the original Klingon.
>
>(Admit it, the battle sequence at the end of Star Trek VI was one of the
>best in movie history.. "Target that explosion and fire"!)
>-- 
>
>Douglas E. Berry       gridlore@mindspring.com

        Hi, Doug!
        No, it was the *stupidest* in Trek canon.  In "Balance of Terror"
Kirk uses hose-the-hex concept proximity fuzed torpedoes to simply shell the
stuffing out of the area that Spock had been able to localize the probable
location of the Bird of Prey.  In fact, at one point, Spock is even able to
optically "eaves-drop" on a bridge camera, even though unable to exactly
pin-point the ship location...
       In ST:TUDC, he hangs around and lets the snot get kicked out the
Enterprise without even trying to use the three generations of tech newer
sensors and proximity torpedoes.  Duuuuuh.
        Excelsior was even less impressive, given that her ROF on her
torpedo tubes seemed to be 50% that of the Enterprise.  And when they beamed
down to prevent the assasination, where were the hundred-odd guys in Red
Shirts from between the two ships?
        Fun movie, yes.  However, suffered horribly from a good case of
canon-ignorance.

        --Michel


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Date: Sun, 10 Oct 1999 23:14:12 -0700
From: Richard Hough <rdhough@home.com>
Subject: Re: Annic Nova

>I still have not chosen an "Alien Vessel (~800 dtons)" for inclusion in GT:
>Starships. I am willing to consider a conversion of the /Annic Nova/ to GT,
>as long as the worst canon-breaking bits (no LH2 requirement, primarily)
>are either fixed or firmly pidgeon-holed as curiousities, not practical or
>useful for the Imperium in general.

I agree the "no LH2" requirement could revolutionize starship propulsion...
if it could be duplicated.

I may have mentioned before that the Annic Nova was used in our old gaming
club. The rationalization for it not needing LH2 was that it was connected
to a stable normal-space bubble in jump space. Jump bubbles formed by
normal jump drives decay after a week, but the Annic Nova's stayed
indefinitely and could be used again and again. Such stable jump bubbles
were extremely rare and valuable natural phenomena which could not be
manufactured.

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Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1999 01:13:18 -0500
From: Alex Ingram <ingram@airmail.net>
Subject: Traveller Forms

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Ok, how do I get the forms posted on downport? Here are the first two.

Alex Ingram

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