View Full Version : Who are you, where are you, what do you do best?
thirgen
09-21-2002, 10:46 PM
This post is an edited version of the original, because Red and I definitely are on the same page now.
Who is leading this group?
Who speaks for us? What are the other main groups involved in this fight? Do we have each other's actual email addresses? Do we know what exceptional skills and experience we all have that could be brought to bear? What is the best time for us all to try to meet rather than trying to catch each other on the board all day? Where is everyone geographically concentrated? Does anyone work directly in advertising? How about for a television station? How about for a magazine? A newspaper? What are the three most effective things we can do using our numbers?
Who knows? We don't. We don't because we can't answer these questions until we have a structure for posing, vetting and selecting from the answers. We are often in anonymous remote posting mode rather than sitting down, introducing ourselves to each other for real and focusing the amazing potential of this community. Unfortunately we run the risk of expending our energy in big, entropic circles if we can't stop moving without direction. Let's fix that.
This is a new thread. Answer the questions "Who are you, where are you, what do you do best?" But please ONLY answer those questions here. It doesn't need to be another fragmented idea thread. We have those. Ignore it if you want. But helping build this database adds to our strength.
edited because I believe Thirgen and I have cleared up our misunderstanding.
if you would like information on me here it is -
My name is Nina. I am 27 years old, a televsion writer, and I live in SoCal. I have managed this message board in one form or another since May of 2000. Prior to moving out here last year, I'd worked at an adverstising/marketing/publishing company for ten years.
I put up the original save farscape page on this site in an effort to have all the data the users on my board would need to yell at sci-fi, it grew quickly. Who knew 'Scapers were so determined? I'm very proud to be a part of this amazing community.
Chiana's Frell Toy
09-21-2002, 11:09 PM
OK. Who I am is a male, 36 year old, semi-employed web master living an hour north of San Francisco in a town called Rohnert Park. It's south of Santa Rosa but north of Petaluma.
What I do best is catch a little green fish called a largemouth bass. But since that will do our cause no good, I'll stick to what could be more useful; my web mastering skills.
ASP, SQL, Flash, stupid Photoshop tricks, digital video & audio editing are all available for the cause. Give me a homework assignment and I'll get it done.
E-mail: cyoulden2002@yahoo.com
I'd give ya my URL but the friend who hosts it seems to have let his server go down. Whoops.
Kithlyara
09-21-2002, 11:21 PM
My name is Shannon, I'm a stay-at-home mom to two children, although I am currently trying to get a community theater production company started (it's on the back burner for now, too much going on). I live in San Diego, CA. I love to write, in fact I have some Journalism and Editing experience, plus I've had stories and poems of mine published online and in print. I'm good at generating ideas, and organizing them. I also love to plan events. Thanks!
katyaz
09-21-2002, 11:36 PM
Ah! There it is!
I've been looking this post, and I was beginning to despair of ever finding it. Of course, now that I found it, I realize that Red has already addressed all of your points better than I would, thirgen, so I decided not to repost my original reply to you. If you really want to hear it, PM me, and I will PM it back to you :)
In the meatime, I agree with Red -- this thread is a great idea! So, I am going to take this opportunity to tell you about myself.
My name is Katya; I am 24; I am female; I live near Boston, MA; I just graduated from Columbia; and I work at the Harvard School of Public Health doing statistical research (it would be great if I could help Eve11 with analyzing the ratings information, but I've sort of been too shy to ask, especially since she seems to be doing such a great job, and doesn't seem to need any help :) ).
I am not a very experienced web designer yet (as you can probably tell from my somewhat pathetic Rally Central page), but I've recently started to learn more about web design, and I am extremely interested in learning more. I know SQL and Zope, and I am eager to learn PHP. So if anyone is looking for someone to assist them with their webpage, I would be glad to help. It might take me a little while to pick things up, but I learn fast, and like I said, I am very eager to be of help :) (of course, with so many experienced web designers here, it's unlikely that anyone would need my services for anything :) )
I am also fairly good at writing, although again, I am by no means a professional, or as talented as some of the other writers here... *Sigh* I guess I am just doomed to be mediocre at everything :( (See, this is why I am glad I don't have to go to job interviews very often -- I absolutely suck at promoting myself :( ;) )
Still, I am quite good at math, and I do know a few things about statistics, and I know my way around SAS and STATA (these are two Statistical packages) quite well, so if anyone has a need for someone like that, I would be happy to help in any way that I can :aok:
Tintallin
09-21-2002, 11:50 PM
My name is James or Jaime to my friends. I'm a Facility Manager by trade and make the hard decisions 24 and 7.
I am a tactician, not only from facilities, but from 7 years military, and am not afraid to be wrong. I believe in changing the direction of a moving force vs. trying to get it moving.
I'm not afraid of failure but will run screaming when someone wants to quit. With failure, you get to try again with more experience and information. When you quit, you get nothing.
I believe in being positive and saying what you want, vocalizing your dreams, not say, "maybe we shouldn't say that." Say it out loud so you can hear yourself speak the victory. Soon, you will believe it.
I'm not afraid of criticism because the most critical persons are also the most ineffectual. Ask my greatest detractors. If you are busy criticizing others, you are doing nothing to support the cause.
I am action. Don't say it unless you are doing it. Faith without works is DEAD!!! Period.
Taking orders or advice from credible people is not a weakness. If you want to be a millionaire, ask a millionaire, not the guy in the next cubicle over. I know I'm working on my first million. Are you?
ENTHUSIASM MAKES THE DIFFERENCE!!! I believe it with my whole heart. If you don't believe me, read the book, then try it for a week. People will ask you if you are on speed. One thing is for sure, they'll notice the difference.
I believe in victory, not the hope of victory. If you hope this campaign might work, reevaluate. If you have no other expectation than victory, then you can hold your head high no matter the outcome.
Who am I? I am Jaime. I am in Atlanta. I Lead. Do you want to motivate me? Tell me I can't do something!
BlackThorn
09-22-2002, 12:07 AM
Greetings then,
I'm Cal, a 24 year old, female resident of Northern Nevada. Carson City/Reno area to be more specific. My specialty is writing, mainly in the Fantasy genre, but I have dabbled a bit in Sci-Fi and Advertising. That's about it.
justanotherFSlvr
09-22-2002, 01:24 AM
I'm Ron, a photographer--primarily portrait--in Sparks (Reno) Nevada. I usually deal with only four or five appointments per week, so my time is relatively flexible--that is, until I get behind in Photoshop work.
I can do some web work, but my knowledge is pretty archaic, being limited to simple html and very little javascript--only what I needed to build and maintain my Web site. I have some organizational abilities, having put together a couple of small (remember, this is Nevada :D) state conventions in the early '90s.
I've never been involved with any sort of campaign before, but obviously, we all recognize that Farscape is something quite different.
BlackThorn
09-22-2002, 01:52 AM
Wow! justanotherFSlvr/Ron, you're the first person I've seen online for the campaign who's also in Northern Nevada! I was beginning to think I was all alone out here.
I do. I agree completely.
My name is not important. I am 17. I am within the vicinity of Spokane, Washington. I am a student, so I don't have a specific JOB to use to help us, but I am pretty good with my old copy of Photoshop, and I'm told I'm a good writer. (Of everything BUT letters. Though I was told this by people who mostly just liked some funny, sarcastic things I said in a couple of movie reviews. So maybe I should say that humor is among the things I do best. Does that sound egotistical?)
Chiana's Frell Toy
09-22-2002, 02:05 AM
Originally posted by Tintallin
My name is James or Jaime to my friends. I'm a Facility Manager by trade and make the hard decisions 24 and 7.
I am a tactician, not only from facilities, but from 7 years military, and am not afraid to be wrong. I believe in changing the direction of a moving force vs. trying to get it moving.
(edited for space)
Who am I? I am Jaime. I am in Atlanta. I Lead. Do you want to motivate me? Tell me I can't do something!
HOOOAAAH JAMIE! :D
I served for 4 years in the 82d Airborne Division and never heard motivation like that before. :aok:
Somebody put Jamie to work!!
Scapekid
09-22-2002, 02:56 AM
My name is Becca, I'm 19, tomorrow I go back to college for my second year. I'm studying creative writing, so hopefully that's something I don't suck at.
Apart from that, I'm good at eating pizza and wasting time in comic book stores.
I'm in Britain, so there's limited things I can do to convince SciFi, but I *WILL* be going to the October 5th Rally in London, and I will/have been writing and emailing.
What else? Huh... Well, I work as a volunteer at Oxfam during term time, so I'm not afraid of hard work without pay... *g* So you guys know I'll be sticking around on this campaign, even if I can't drop by the forums so often after I'm in university. (Stupid computer lab opening times...)
Love,
Scape'
:jedi:
DarkScape
09-22-2002, 05:40 AM
The nitty gritty:
Una - 34 - German - freelance computer book editor and web designer - web mistress of Farscape DarkScape (http://www.farscape-one.de) & ClaudiaBlack.de (http://www.claudiablack.de)
what I do best:
relaying info between US and German folks - doing graphics for ads, fliers et al (if I don't have to meet a deadline for work that is)
contact info:
: email : webmaster@farscape-one.de
: AIM: LtHawkes1
26 years old, female (my name's Christina, but I really like being Hmpf), in Germany. I'm a goldsmith, and currently studying archaeology and American studies. I'm good at writing, mostly, and I try to be good at organising. (Currently organising a Farscape weekend with three others. 35 people will participate in that weekend.) I'm enthusiastic about Farscape, and I'm persistent. I will stay with this campaign as long as it takes.
jfranka
09-22-2002, 07:14 AM
My name is J Frank Anastasio. (Frank to everyone.) I'm 39, male, I live in Connecticut and work in Springfield MA as a customer service rep for Verizon land phones.
On the side, I have a small web site for programming, I do hypnosis shows, and used to be in comedy improv troupe.
I'm divorced, and I have one son who is six years old.
....If anyone is interested.:)
Deinaira
09-22-2002, 07:26 AM
I'm Kelley, 30 yo female, live just outside Washington, DC and work up near Baltimore. I'm a technical writer (with tons of free time at work due to it being a slow time right now), but until last year I ran a language lab (my degrees are in German/German Lit) so I know quite a bit about the legalities of showing copyrighted material in public, either for pay or not (basically, the answer is that it's illegal but up to you to take the risk). I have also worked as an editor for a small company that went belly up this past year (we put out lesbian romance novels--don't ask--but needless to say quality was not what the customers or authors seemed to want there). So, I'd say I'm also good at ripping things apart, making sure they make sense and are effective, and trying to get the grammar pretty close to perfect (just don't judge that on my posts here).
I also have some experience with webpage design (I know ColdFusion, HTML, JavaScript) but I'm not the best, that's for sure.
And I'm organizing the DC Rally for the 5th.
mariust
09-22-2002, 07:33 AM
My name is Tillman Smoot, as you should know since I've been signing with my real name since day one. I live in Columbia, SC, I'm a IT professional, and have been pushing really really hard in town to get some local notice since Columbia is in the top 90 of the neilsons families.
I've been working on a press release folder to send out to the local newspapers when it comes time to reinvigorate our cause, flyers for the college, flyers to be put in the comic book store subscription folders, a State Newspaper ad, a Free Times Newspaper ad, etc.
Most of this won't see the light of day until it's time for the relaunch of our movement though.
Terran
09-22-2002, 07:33 AM
My name is Katie and I'm a 30+ year old magazine circulation coordinator (and no, it's not a magazine that would do us any good to advertise in.) :( I live on the Eastern shores of Lake Michigan and my family thinks that I am surgically attached to my laptop computer.
- I love to read and I have good ideas but my writing skills stink.
- I love genealogy but that will get us no where in this campaign.
- I am good at using software but no good at writing it.
- I am good at organizing.
- I am good at research, especially on the Net.
- I am good at database design.
Like Tintallin, I beleive that we all need to shoot for the ultimate goal (2.0 IN 2003!) and that simply to hope is NOT enough. If you don't work for exactly what you want, you won't get exactly what you want.
I will not rest until we have a Season 5! Put me to work. :cool:
ThePanzer
09-22-2002, 07:39 AM
Count me in. I'd request that we use some other format than chorn though. I'm having lots of problems with it and it might be causing other folks problems as well. I definitely wanted to attend the chat (thank goodness for the transcript posted already) and if I can either fix my bugs or if we swap chat sites I'll be there.
Lyle, 28 male, Air Force Officer in Boston, MA. I work on the acquisition's side of the house and am willing to help wherever I can. I agree with tint that its time for us to organize a little more than we have been. So far though, the Wdsection crew has shown great leadership in the face of what's happened the last 3 weeks. To put things in perspective do you remember how normal all of your lives were prior to the cancellation? I know this has kind of pre-empted my life. Prior to the boneheads at scifi doing this I'd never gotten involved in letter/phone writing campaigns. I guess it goes to show the power of FS in bringing a divergent fan base to such extreme loyalty. hehe.
I think that ALL of this is helping and we're seeing the logical procession from a gaggle of peeps to an organized force.
DRD2001
09-22-2002, 07:43 AM
I'm Ann-Marie. 35. I live in the Charlotte, NC area. I've got an BA in theater arts with an emphasis on technical design and an MBA as well. I make signs for a living. Sadly, one of my co-workers is on medical leave and we are slammed and doing overtime.
I love Farscape. It is the first show in a long time where I actually think about what is happening and ponder the cliffhanger. I am also getting royally annoyed at suits who can't see the big picture or don't have the cahones to stand up and take a contrary position to others when they know they are right. I feel it is time we all stood up to be counted, because Farscape is a show that if completed will continue to withstand the test of time. But really, who wants to watch 4/5 of a movie and not see the blackbuster ending. I am so glad to be able to do something to help.
:aok:
Terran
09-22-2002, 07:58 AM
Originally posted by ThePanzer
[B]Count me in. I'd request that we use some other format than chorn though. I'm having lots of problems with it and it might be causing other folks problems as well. I definitely wanted to attend the chat (thank goodness for the transcript posted already) and if I can either fix my bugs or if we swap chat sites I'll be there.
Slightly off-topic but I'm also having huge problems with Chorn. Is there an alternative?
My name is Annette Watlington, today is my 36th birthday, and I am probably the lamest person on this or anyother board since I don't own a computer. However, I spread the word about Farscape like a Mormon missionary! I turned my sister on to it last night and she said she LOVED it. She really wants me to get the first season dvd set and bring it over in December when I will be staying with her for a week. Of course we will also watch the Chain-reaction on scilie. I must admit I have had mixed results with turning other people on to FarScape. Part of the problem (which was my problem also at first) is the puppets. Rygel and Pilot really REALLY had to grow on me. I accepted Pilot first and Rygel later. ANY way, what else can I do? Well, like I said, I do not own a computer so I'm sort of not part of the internet campaign, but I am not shy about writing letters. Hell, I even wrote one to Speilberg! I come here as often as I can, tell others about the show and the campaign to save it, and I am open to any other NON computer related ways of being involved in this campaign. Farscape is a WONDERFUL show with the second best fans ever!! (Second only to Grateful Dead Freaks!) I am thankful that this is in place and I WILL keep up my part of the fight. Long Live FarScape! Long Live its FANS!!!:joy: :thumbs:
Originally posted by KSG
I do. I agree completely.
My name is not important. I am 17. I am within the vicinity of Spokane, Washington. I am a student, so I don't have a specific JOB to use to help us, but I am pretty good with my old copy of Photoshop, and I'm told I'm a good writer. (Of everything BUT letters. Though I was told this by people who mostly just liked some funny, sarcastic things I said in a couple of movie reviews. So maybe I should say that humor is among the things I do best. Does that sound egotistical?)
Yaaa! There is someone else in/near Spokane! I thought I was all alone!
Well I am a college student that runs the colleges biology department webserver. I can put some non-biology related things on the server (like the CNN footage, if anyone wants it) (and this is okay with my employers to a certain extent).
Most of the people I know in Spokane either only like the low brow T and A or like high brow but don't have Sci-Fi! Oh...the irony!
thirgen
09-22-2002, 09:58 AM
My name is Fredrick. I live in Connecticut and am 42 years old. I have been reading SF since I was eight and have a degree in its principals(!) I have written my own and was mentored briefly in the early '80s by Asimov and Sheckley.
My work background is in technology management, corporate communications, and television and editorial structure management consulting. At present, I am heading a start-up building next generation meeting technology. I am good at seeing the potential of different skill sets and collecting them into effective teams.
justanotherFSlvr
09-22-2002, 10:31 AM
Originally posted by BlackThorn
Wow! justanotherFSlvr/Ron, you're the first person I've seen online for the campaign who's also in Northern Nevada! I was beginning to think I was all alone out here.
Hi Cal--and to think we posted here consecutively, at that! I'm sure there are others of us who will be crawling out from under our desert rocks soon. So don't give up hope!
Eve11
09-22-2002, 10:43 AM
My name's Rhiannon, I'm a 25-year old PhD student in Pittsburgh. In Statistics, as I'm sure I've made known. Farscape and ice hockey were the two reasons I got cable, and I can live without ESPN. I got my dad and two sisters watching Farscape; every time I head across the state to visit, my dad is always saying, "So, you got any more of those Farscapes"? My sister is heading out to San Diego CA: cross-country trip, with a wanted posted in each back seat window of her car.
Katya, I'm not familiar with SAS or Stata very much (though I have colleagues who are), but I do know S-plus, which is a command line language. I'm not very savvy with front ends (web design, php, etc), but I can compile data and (hopefully) analyze it. I also know LaTex (for creating postscript documents) and very rudimentary HTML.
Teach
09-22-2002, 11:20 AM
My nic is Teach, my husband and friends call me Amy, my sons call me Mom, and you can guess what my students from the past 20 years have called me. I live outside Boston, MA.
Obviously, the bulk of my skills are most useful in a classroom. However, I can get a group of children to respectfully listen to me and each other, to love to meet a challenge, and show some understanding of spelling. I figure these skills have some use in this campaign. I've organised and led education conferences, and have developed excellent administrative skills. I'm a nitpicker, slightly obsessive when it matters, and always polite. I've also been told that I'm obnoxiously cheerful.
:rollin:
Since the cancellation, I've sent daily letters and faxes, made so many phone calls that I fully expect to be invited to Mr. Jackson's daughter's wedding, and held a "Farscape" party that resulted in 254 letters being sent and 18 families becoming Farscape junkies.
Put me to work. I also make a killer batch of brownies.
gurnemanz
09-22-2002, 12:31 PM
My name is Tom. I live in Long Beach, CA, just at the boundary where Los Angeles County meets Orange County. I'm 49.
I write corporate communications, design training and communications graphics, do production planning and make nicey with the suits in IT at my workplace.
I have good PageMaker/Quark skills, and am developing better PhotoShop and vector art abilities. I'm good at journalistic audio production and concert production, would like to get skills in video production.
Spouse Mary Lynn and I study fiction writing with Sheila Finch.
My degree is in Music/Voice, but I've been able to work more steadily in broadcasting, media production and opera production. I have run two small opera companies, and served in a technical capacity in one of the major houses in the world.
My greatest talents are 1) spotting other talent and identifying its best application, and 2) learning other people's languages.
I am no longer truly fluent in German, French and Italian, but some immersion would get me up and working again. I'm learning Spanish, have an eye and ear on Japanese and Russian.
We will not quit.
Mirth
09-22-2002, 01:06 PM
M'names Tim, live in CT, 26, and I do Network Administration as well as covering my companies internal Tech Support (somedays im better than others...depends how much coffee I have ;) ). Might be of some help if ya'll have technical problems, i suppose :). I also draw alot, and from peoples reactions, i guess im not that bad. I don't have to much free time these days (and I commute to work ;( but let me know if there's anything I can do, and I will try.
LostSol
09-22-2002, 01:45 PM
Hi all,
My name is Jason and I live in Southern California. I am a 3d computer animator. My work is mostly focused on 3d architectural representation, but I have done some character animation. I am familiar with Photoshop, 3d Studio Max, Autocad and other graphics related software.
www.waypofthepixel.com
makare1
09-22-2002, 02:06 PM
:cool:
My name is Michelle I am a 19-year-old freshman at the University of South Dakota. I write well and I can find my way around the web pretty easily (but I dang if I haven't encountered things lately that I don't understand). I am not much of a leader, or self motivator but one of best qualities is that I take orders pretty well. If I am told to do a task I can do anything. I have other qulaities but memory is not one of them.;)
remember
"It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog."
Da-Met
09-22-2002, 03:47 PM
My name is Adnan and I'm a 20 year old student at University of Michgan dearborn... which is in Michigan (in case you hadn't guessed ;) ). I'm pretty decent at messing around with images and am very into video editing (as you mighta guessed from the Save Farscape vid ;) ), and I consider myself to be a pretty good writer.
Scorpie
09-22-2002, 08:18 PM
I’m Steven Schroeder, 33 cycles old and I live in Syracuse, NY. I'm pretty handy with PhotoShop (just got ver.7) I draw and paint, I’m also a so so web designer, newbie Flash user and a slowly improving 3D animator.
I’m not the best writer but I try.
Some samples of my are work can be see at www.schroedscape.com/mystuff.html (http://www.schroedscape.com/mystuff.html)
And some small pieces of 3D animation are at www.schroedscape.com/Media/html/flash_animation.htm (http://www.schroedscape.com/Media/html/flash_animation.htm)
But by day I work in a very hot warehouse (I must have to change cooling rods every half arn) sucks but pays the bills.
I just want to thank everyone for giving me a chance to help save Farscape.
StephX
09-22-2002, 08:33 PM
My name is Stephanie (I know.. like you couldn't tell from my screen name :) ). I"m 28 and I've lived in the Dallas, TX area for about 4 years now. lol Just thought of something, if I live here another year and 1/2 this will be the longest I've lived anywhere in my entire life (I was an army brat).
I graduated from St. Lous U with a degree in Communications/Journalism, which was my second choice, but, my pilot lessens added up to more $$$ than I could afford out of pocket for my first major, Professional pilot. (I think I was too young too.. I'd probably be more dedicated to it now.)
Anyway, right now I"m a stay-at-home mommy of a 2 year old. My last job was working correspondance (complaint letters) for a cell phone company. (I really don't want to do that again... it was one of those first job you can find when you move somewhere kind of jobs LOL).
Before that I worked at a TV station in Evansville, IN as a producion assistant, which at that place meant I had to practically learn all the production jobs in the place... i.e. studio cameras, general studio stuff, cryron (sp?) (the graphics type machine thingy), run the main board, tape-tech, some editing, etc. (Hehe I even got to direct and do audio by myself once (well several times in one day) when the weather hit the fan during my tape tech/board Saturday morning shifts. Talk about scary.. I knew how to do it, in general, but, that big mixing board sure looks huge when you get pushed onto it without much notice to go "live" .:eek:
I'd like to do that job again, but, I guess it's harder to get this kind of job around here. Never see openings. OH hum are there any jobs out there requiring someone to land a small airplane, calm down complainers and broadcast it? LOL! I"m you're girl.
phenix_007
09-22-2002, 09:27 PM
OK, since it seems everyone else is speaking up, I guess I should too. My name's Lance, I'm 32 and from Pittsburgh, PA (or as we call it, da 'burgh). I own my own multimedia development firm that has recently merged with another local printing company. I'm also finishing up my graduate degree in multimedia technology from Duquesne University. I know there's a ton of people volunteering help with web sites, but I can help too. Plus if there are any materials that need professionally printed, we can give a qoute on or at least help verify someone else's qoute. We are getting into some newer cutting edge print technology called variable data printing. Its kind of like the old mail merge, except we can now do a 4 color off-set print job that has different images and different text on every piece for about the same cost as a traditional 4 color print job. I did have any idea about using that to send post cards to the various contacts at the various networks. The more professional the mailings they get the better it looks.
But, I diverge.....oops! Let's see...I'm an Officer in the Air Force Reserves (just found out I made Capt!!!). I've worked in and around the IT and healthcare fields for around 10 years so far. I'm married with two lovely children. My wife pretty much hates Sci-Fi, but so far I've gotten her hooked on Babylon 5, Buffy and Farscape. In college I hosted and organized a few gaming and sci-fi conventions.
I'd love to help with the Saving Farscape anyway I can!!! Can I hear a Hell Yah!?
Jak Shadow
09-23-2002, 03:21 AM
Hi! I'm Geoff, I'm 23 and live in London (England for the hicks ;) ). I have a masters degree in Physics with Astrophysics and I'm married with 2 step kids. I currently work at my local council which translates to spending the vast majority of the day online. I'm pretty well broke right now but have been emailing and free, online faxing Sci-Fi, UPN, Showtime, etc on a daily basis. I'm going to the London rally and am preapred to stay with this thing as long as it takes. What can I do? I can write pretty well, I can do maths, etc and problem solving and I'm learning Kung Fu so in a few months can probably come over and kick some arse if you guys really need it :D .
Harvey'schurl
09-23-2002, 06:32 AM
I'm Marilyn, 31 in Minnesota (Twin Cities area) .
I've been watching Farscape from the beginning and can't believe how stupid SCI-Fi Channel is.
Anyway I'm a research associate.
I'll try and help anyway I can. Would like to get a group together (since we are all busy) in MN to try and push the show and efforts more here.
frellscifi
09-23-2002, 09:09 AM
Hi I'm Crissy, 31 yrs old, and live in the northern VA area (near Washington DC). Currently, I work as an IT analyst and do contract work for the government. I am also in graduate school for Instructional Design.
I don't know how much help I can be but I am willing to help any way I can. I have lots of varied computer experience, but not as extensive as other Farscape fans, especially in in the web area.
Caffeine Pill
09-23-2002, 09:15 AM
I live in Greenville, SC (USA). I"m a 26 year old computer nerd that had a fun time in the dot boom and I've been settled in as a lead developer during these last couple years doing some of the public websites for Michelin.
I got hooked on the show because of Ben actually. We went to the same college (http://www.furman.edu/~bryson/dramadept/benbrowder.html) and when I heard that someone from that small college had made it, well I watched a couple shows. Needless to say I was hooked.
etana
09-23-2002, 09:45 AM
Athena, 25/f living in the temperate paradise of Vancouver, Canada
I have a BA in Communications (aka media studies)... so I have some interest and familiarity with the media--in particular with the Canadian media. On a side note, I actually did a paper a long time ago called Shows that 'Live Long and Prosper': Cult TV and Cultural Populism (http://adwin.ca/athena/lit_221.html)--about television fandom and the power and influence that it has. I am currently working and going to school at the Center for Digital Imaging and Sound as a part-time student in their animation program.
I have also worked as a freelance graphic artist and web designer for the past four years. I have solid knowledge of HTML, Macromedia Fireworks, Flash, Photoshop, Corel Draw, etc.
I'm a new fan of Farscape--within the last 4 months--and although I have been aware of other save our show campaigns before I've never felt the need to take part in them... not until now.
Lews Therin
09-23-2002, 09:59 AM
Hey guys and gals,
My name is Alan, and I'm a 28 year-old graphic artist living in rural Tennessee.
When I'm not racing monster trucks and hunting bears, I'm one of those fancy-pants graphic designists.
Actually, graphic design is my full fledged Career of Choiceª, and I've been doing it for quite some time. I like to think I'm fairly decent and professional at it, but then the insane man always proclaims his sanity the loudest, doesn't he?
I'll be happy to lend my skills to the cause. You can email me at:
alanreynolds@mail.com
I know. Terribly creative for an artist.
Oh, and I mountain bike (my bike's name is Moya) and weightlift too, if anyone can see, uh, how that can benefit the Save Farscape campaign.
Long live Farscape!!!
-Alan
Buddybaba
09-23-2002, 10:01 AM
It's pretty humbling to see the level of professionalism at this table but not surprising.
My name is Mike but my Internet persona is Buddybaba. Buddybaba is the head of The Church of the Door (as a way to get through walls). I believe as humans that we build walls to break through them.
5th season is a wall and we will break through. I have the highest confidence.
I am 55 and so far the oldest here. I currently work in one of the "Best" video stores in the world. If we don't have it we are either getting it or it ain't available. I have worked part time for eighteen years for them and make sure that we are current on Farscapes which are gaining in rentals. I have some access to video statistiics.
I've run businesses and an Art House movie theater in Charleston, SC (highs and lows of my life) I am in love with libraries and currently help run a second hand book store for the Friends of the Library in my town. We raise over 10,000 a year on non-payed volunteer staff with donated books. I know the value of volunteerism .
It's great to be here. We will make media history.
elfinity
09-23-2002, 10:17 AM
Hi!
My name's Tanya, and I'm one of them graphic designers/illustrators....
I live around NYC.
So far my war efforts have been on targeting local comic stores and gaming shops and leaving flyers and posters everywhere. I've made up a two-sided post-card flyer using the Wanted posters with the nifty graphic on one side and the info on the other side, and I'll post a new batch in a little while (when the old ones will run out).
I can do a whole lot more, in terms of creating take-a-card boards, and making more posters and flyers and stuff like that. I also have access to Fiery printer (for those who are not familiar, the print-outs from Fiery look almost as good as from a pro printing shop, that's what they use in Kinko's)
I may not have as much time as some other people, but if anyone needs a custom-made poster for a rally or customized poster (tailored to, say, be posted on campus of an art or design college) etc. do e-mail me at elfinity7@yahoo.com
Also, if anyone knows the font that is used for Farscape logo, PLEEEEASE let me know. SO far, I've just been fudging it... Thanks.
Tanya.
markdtaylor
09-23-2002, 12:19 PM
NAME: Mark D. Taylor
NICK: Beufferd, Webmonkey, Monkey
WEB: www.markdtaylor.com
FARSCAPE-WEB: www.markdtaylor.com/farscape
OCCUPTATION: Graphic Designer At Large
EMAIL: admin/@\markdtaylor.com
YHO!: beufferd
MSN: beufferd@hotmail.com
ICQ: 10213413
AOL: beufferd
BACKGROUND:
Frell-head 28 year old graphic designer living in South Central Wisconsin. Currently designing a frelling-large bunch of stuff for people including an EAA Chapter, American Legion, IOOF, and oh yeah... 'scapers. Hit me up. I'm back in the sandle.
Laters,
Mark
NYPinTA
09-23-2002, 01:20 PM
All my friends call me Hallie. I'm 30- and that is the first time I have admitted it in 'public'. :hi:
I live in Albany NY.
What I am good at is sarcasm and being a pest.
I have taken some creative and a technical writing class, but I have to say that everyone here is kicking my a** with your eloquence. Your passion for the show is really coming through!
I have been writing and will continue to write as many letters as I have to as well as send emails and faxes.
I work long hours so my time is limited, but I will do whatever I can. I am planning on distributing flyers when the time comes for it to make the most impact.
SciFi got my Irish up and I am not easily turned from my chosen course of action!!!
So add that to my asset list: I'm tenacious and very very patient.
yvaine
09-23-2002, 01:33 PM
My name's Susan, I'm 27-year-old librarian in the cornfields of Dayton, OH. This officially means I am great at researching, but recently it has come to mean that I can reboot computers well and kick printers into submission. I have a degree in professional writing... mainly technical writing -- manuals, user guides, etc. Not much in the way of creative writing. But if you have a grammar question, I'm your girl. I know rudimentary HTML, and that's about it in the way of computer "stuff," but I learn skills quickly.
I'm don't have much experience in the way of organizing huge campaigns, but if there is a job to be done that will further the cause of saving Farscape, I will do all I can. :aok:
Joelwho3
09-23-2002, 03:20 PM
My name is Joel I live near Chico Ca. I can and will deal with people all day, since I fix phone lines/dsl lines so the folks I see have net acess and some $. I hope to find some other fans up here, and will get a farscape tshirt asap and wear it to work. I am best at B.S.ing. I can run a line of B.S. for days! I can come up with ad ideas and poster ideas I am GREAT at that! I am also a GREAT cook. ...I just realized this sounds like a personals ad so I'm gonna go now.....;)
saska
09-23-2002, 06:13 PM
My name is Saska and I'm a 28 year old former Silicon Valley goldl miner. :) I've gotten out of the computer tech industry and into the nuclear safety field, but I didn't lose any of my skills. I now live in the Seattle area.
I am a passable webmaster and a good Unix system administrator; I'm a two-time state debate champion, a trained public speaker and a pretty good writer. I also have a strong background in marketing technology, especially to the kind of demographic we have the best chance of success converting to Farscape fandom. I have real experience with getting advertising results using local cable ad insertion, radio advertising, and print advertising in entertainment media. (A 750% subscriber-base increase in 2 months for an Internet Service Provider is my best claim to fame in that arena.)
I'm willing to help strategize, write copy, write letters for adaptation that other people can use... there seem to be plenty of webmasters who are more skilled than I am, so I doubt the necessity of my doing that. I can run a pretty beefy IRC server if we eventually want to have a better place to chat than SciFi's server, although I've been privately told that Barbarella would prefer to keep it on SciFi because of the accessibility.
So that's me.
Saska
TaraK
09-23-2002, 07:24 PM
I'm Tara, 37, NY. I'm an English teacher and writer, with a background in film casting & PR. Working on my masters. Words are my forte - so the best thing I could do for the team here is to put them to good use for PR, letter templates, media contacts, etc. Though I tend to drop personal pronouns, I do know my grammar;) I'm looking forward to helping and it doesn't matter if that's in the capacity of a leader or a follower. It's not an ego-fest: I just want my show back!
contact me at snstara@hotmail.com
Viridian
09-23-2002, 07:52 PM
So maybe we should start a support group for all the graphic/web desiners out there!
My name is Suzy and I am a 47 web designer (No!! Really?). I'm good at Illustrator, Photpshop, Dreamweaver, HTML. Since this place is over flowing with talent, let me just say that I would be quite happy doing research. I have a LOT of patience.
No egos just Farscape.
oiseau@maine.rr.com
oooxxxAuntie Vi
Don't mess with me, I have disposable income!
Leesan Sjet
09-23-2002, 08:52 PM
Mike; 36; Space Coast Florida.
Since childhood, all things space have enthralled me; it's why I call Florida home. I am a marketing analyst by day and a professional musician by night. The day gig feeds the habit of the night gig:cool:
Things I do best: research, analysis (stats, financial, database mining), strategic planning, brand/image management, quality control, process management, database design and management, team development, writing, editing, public speaking, guitar, singing, & songwriting.
Moreover, I am a former active-duty United States Marine whose patience has all but vanished for those out-of-touch "captains of the media industry." My message to them is simple: lead, follow, or get the the hell out of my way:mad::finger:
I am at your disposal and will assist in any manner you deem appropriate. Bottom line: I want my show back.
Arrghman
09-23-2002, 09:04 PM
I'm Lee, 20, smack in the middle of NJ.
While I'm currently a student in Rutgers, School of Engineering, what I really want to do is broadcast/movie level 3D CGI. I'm self taught in LightWave 3D and most of my models/images tend to be Star Trek (which I've loved since before I can remember) and the only reason I haven't made much Farscape stuff is lack of good reference material. Gonna take another crack at Moya though.
Need to translate blueprints to 3D, I'm your guy!
Oh, and everyone should send me a fruit basket.. but you didn't hear it from me :rollin:
gwebber
09-23-2002, 09:17 PM
I'm Gloria Webber, I'm 31, and I live in Philadelphia, PA. I'm a gamer, and am a member of a gaming group called PAGE (Philadelphia Area Gaming Enthusiasts). We have contacts with lots of area gaming and sci-fi conventions.
I also maintain our website, (http://www.philagamers.org) such as it is. I am currently working on upgrading it to PostNuke (http://www.postnuke.com).
I'm willing to help out as much as I can with anything anyone needs. I am planning on hitting the winter cons (3 in my area, that I'll be attending before Christmas) and plastering them with posters.
I also plan to stock the local gaming stores with flyers.
I'll take any suggestions folks have as far as doing more for the cause...
Gloria
Lainie
09-24-2002, 05:24 PM
I am Lainie, a woman of a certain age, from Seattle, Washington. I am a lawyer, presently working as an industrial appeals judge (it is sort of like an administrative law judge, only we use the rules of evidence and civil rules). My legal experience is more in the area of personal injury than copyright law, but I am familiar with legal research and have access to my husband who still practices law and who is a legal scholar. I guess I am offering to pick his brain on areas in which I am not an expert.
I am impressed with the skills so many of you have with regard to creating web pages, etc. I confess, much of the technical stuff you so discuss is Greek to me. I am a fairly decent writer and editor, but not sure what I have to offer. Perhaps someone could give me an assignment. I can, however, donate money.
ElectricLandlady
09-24-2002, 06:49 PM
I'm Robin, 28, in Montreal.
I'm a project manager for a multimedia company that specializes in medical training programs (former medical editor for same). I have a BSc in chemistry.
What I do all day: schedule, reschedule, nag (sorry, send gentle reminders to) clients, beg for timeline extensions, nag programmers and graphic artists, send things to clients, beg for programmers and graphic artists... you get the picture. Nag and beg, that's me.
I'm good at writing, editing, proofing, quality control and research. I'm interested in website usability. I know the basic principles of PR. I can use Dreamweaver and Photoshop if nothing fancy is required. I do a decent if unexciting page layout. My current specialty is incredibly tactful emails. I'm organized (although kind of swamped at present). I'm going to be working on some local Save Farscape stuff in Montreal, and I want to help out any way I can.
(Edited to add that I also speak French. I can't quite see how this will be relevant or useful, but you never know, right? I used to know Latin as well, but most of it's gone now.)
That's about it... you can reach me at robin_marwick@hotmail.com.
astronut
09-24-2002, 11:35 PM
I'm Kris, a 24-year-old MBA student in Phoenix, Arizona. I have a BA in Journalism with an emphasis on public relations.
I was a securities broker until the bottom fell out of the market and I currently write corporate communications for a cable provider while attending graduate school full-time.
My skills include writing press releases, designing PR campaigns, event coordination, investing, and generally crunching numbers. Needless to say, my time is a little limited. But I'm great at writing under deadline pressure and I've started using that to turn out as many letters as I can in my spare time.
I can bumble my way through Photoshop well enough, but I'm no pro. I do, however, have some awesome buddies who'll take on design projects just for the challenge. We've been working on flyers and postcards that my husband distributes while I'm at work and in class.
My greatest resource is definitely my hubby, Justin. He's still in financial services and could seriously sell anything to anyone.
We're certainly not what you would call leaders in this campaign, but I thought it might help to know what's in the arsenal. Both my husband and I would be happy to help out in any way we can. You can email us at scaper@cox.net.
scaper mary
09-25-2002, 03:50 AM
Hiya! I am Mary, a 44 year old who has loved science fiction since I can remember. I am a nurse with a masters' degree and specialize in pain management. I am currently taking a break from nursing because my husband is on a 2 year assignment to the UK (we moved here from San Diego area), and am trying to soak up everything I can about the British culture. It is a wonderful adventure. We have a 9 year old daughter who also loves Farscape. We live in a very small village (2 pubs and a windmill) in Kent, which is southeast of London.
Skills that I can bring to the cause: I am a pretty good writer (nonfiction) & have been published in nursing journals and textbooks. I have also edited a newsletter, so I can proof material. I have organized complex educational programs, done some public speaking, and taught nursing at the college level (both in lecture and clinical settings)- so I have experience in changing behavior! I am good a analyzing situations and looking at the big picture. Overall, I am a positive thinker, and always look at the bright side.
I do have lots of spare time to offer, even though I live in a pretty rural area. I am willing to work towards saving our show!
mlaskin@mac.com
cydonia
09-25-2002, 02:10 PM
Hello all, Martha here but everyone calls me Marty... I'm 29, Graphic Designer/ Illustrator, living beautiful Brooklyn, NYC. I have a BFA form School of Visual Arts and a MPS from NYU in Interactive Telecommunications.
I'm skilled in Flash, Photoshop, Illustrator, Fireworks, Director, SoundEdit... HTML, CSS, Javascript, Actionscripting, Lingo etc.
And I feel like I'm applying for a job ! :D Highly organized with an uncompromising attention to detail....yadda yadda....
Member of the great dotcom layoffs... and doing freelance work at the moment.
I'm currently working on a tri-fold flyer... that's geared toward new viewers... if I can get my b/f to finish up the copy I'll post it for everyone to use :) But until then I'll just have to be content with stickering my neighborhood and surrounding 4 boroughs ;)
So... whoever wants to use my skills... I'll gladly comply...
Anything for Farscape
--Cydonia
martybogert@earthlink.net
PS: I've asked before but still have not found the owner of this beautiful car, spotted at the NYS Ren Fair on 9/14/02... :)
waltersgirl
09-25-2002, 05:47 PM
i'm Teri, and i'm astounded. i just spent 20 minutes reading this thread and you all should be so proud of the fans that
Farscape attracts.
i'm 38, live in SoCal, am a police dispatcher with 14 years on, and a writer. the right brain's writing partner. :D
i want to add some more about the depth and scope of the fans watching, but i'm hogging the connection and making red late for a staff meeting. ooops. :eek: so instead, i think i'll just sticky this thread because it's important.
this thread is us, and we...WE ARE FARSCAPE!
************************************************
My name is Tom. I live in Long Beach
how's it goin' 714;) greetings from the 909.
I am Lainie, a woman of a certain age :lol:lol:lol you go, girl. :smokin:
Zhaanfollower
09-25-2002, 06:08 PM
Hello to everyone -
My name is Tiffany, I am 31 years old, I live in St. Paul, MN and my credentials are similar to Teach's; I'm a Special Ed teacher, with my area of specialty being Deaf and Hard of Hearing (I can sign and a few of my kids use signs or ASL to communicate, but most of my kids wear hearing aids and are oral speakers, so they don't need the visual communication mode).
My strong skills, other than making learning fun for kids, are more office/paperpushing-related, since special ed teachers have to do so much documenting and report writing in our work. I can make phone calls, write letters, and organize things. In terms in technology, I am familiar with MS Office and I did do some website design work using FrontPage, but that was a few years ago and I had help.
I've been a Farscape fan since I stumbled onto the Season One Finale on a Friday night, and I've been hooked ever since! It's a rare show that combines so many creative elements and does not dumb things down to its audience!
I'd be happy to help in whatever way I can. I think the suggestions to have a organizational leader and to eventually create Farscape chapters nationwide are excellent ideas!
Camelyn
09-25-2002, 06:34 PM
Hello there
My name is Karen, I am a 31 year old biochemist by trade and a single mom of two by profession. :) I am also a moderator of the Farscape forum at a cult TV Sci Fi site, where I have been reporting on the campaign. I also update a farscape newsfeed (or will be, once my access is granted) in which I will be posting any updates and news item pertiment to the campaign. This newsfeed is a Java script that can be pasted into web pages, providing constant news updates as I post them.
The link to the newsfeed can be found here: http://www.sadgeezer.com/newsfeeds.htm#webmasters
The Forum is here: http://www.sadgeezer.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi
I really encourage people to come in and post about Farscape, as the owner is very sympathetic, and since this is a general cult TV site, the information will reach a much wider audience than just hardcore Farscape fans.
If you have news or would like to contact me to let me know how I can be of more help: farscapenews@inbetweenplaces.com
Camelyn
Rhonda
09-25-2002, 07:01 PM
Hello! My name is Rhonda I'm 27 and I'm addicted to Farscape ("Hello Rhonda" says the room...sorry...couldn't help it:P ) I live in Canby, Oregon. I've been married 8 1/2yrs and I have 2 boys ages 8 and 6. As far as education and computer knowledge most of you are so far up the ladder that I'm pretty much just on a step stool. But I'm right up there with you all on enthusiasm and drive to save our show. I work 3 days a week as a fuel desk cashier at a truck stop. I work only with the truck drivers so I've become very good at diffusing very intense situations and handling big tough men. I've also learned how not to take any dren from anyone so that helps in other areas of my life as well. When my youngest son begins 1st grade next year I'll finally be starting my college years. But what I lack in education I make up in enthusiasm! I never even bothered to watch Sci Fi before my husband (who is an NT Admin) got me hooked on FS. It is the only show I make time to watch. It is the best show ever, period. It is so unique and compelling. If I was more eloquent I could express how much I love this show but I can only express it by saying that Sci Fi cancelling this show broke my heart. But not being one to bow to defeat I will not give up. My spirit is on fire with intensity on saving this show. I will gladly help in any way that I can. I can be reached at sillygoose250@excite.com
Ravenbrand
09-25-2002, 07:33 PM
Hello Everyone,
My name is Randall Nord, I am 34 and live in Pasadena, MD. I work as a Network Administrator for an Aviation Fueling Company. I have been a fan of Farscape since it premiered and look forward to the rally in D.C.
D'Argo is still unconscious after having been in space--
J: D'Argo, shake it off. Come on, Rock, get off the canvas. You can do it. Rise and shine, up and at 'em. Break through.
kernezelda
09-25-2002, 08:31 PM
I am a secretary in local government in Pensacola, FL. I've lived here all my life.
I have several cats and dogs, but no children.
My bachelor's degree is in Humanities, my job is in Finance.
What I do best: writing, though I haven't done a lot in the past ten years.
And stubborn. If you give me a task, I will work at it in one way or another until I achieve success.
wispr
09-25-2002, 08:50 PM
Hiya! My name is Kara Tipple and I live in Greenville, Ohio. I love Farscape, and am good at doing watcha tell me to do. I'm the follower type, so tell me what to do and I will! I work at Blockbuster as an Assistant Manager near Dayton.
wispr
Sparky
09-25-2002, 10:07 PM
I am a woman living near Portland Or. 52 yrs old, and I have never been in a chat or forum until now. I work at a high tech company and have done PC Repair, managed teams and am now a training program manager for Info Tech engineering group.
My skills are writing, proof reading and public speaking. I am good at directing actions and making decisions.
I don't give up on what I love. I believe grass roots movements are the strongest force in this country, but underutilized. This may be an historical movement. I am persistant, persuasive and passionate. I am good at creating mottos and slogans.
In my world, you have to speak up for what you want and the people who SEE a problem are the ones who should fix it.
I am ready to work for this show. It is part of my heart and will be part of who I am for the rest of my life.
wmdopple
09-25-2002, 10:22 PM
Name's Joe, age 25. Currently living in Atlanta, GA. Fairly fresh outta college.. currently working as a Linux sysadmin/web admin/web hosting admin for a small computer company.
I'm a programmer.. C/C++, perl, VB(A), MS Access, COBOL, HTML, PHP, NWscript.. if it lets me tell the computer what to do, chances are I've at least dabbled in it and can probably pick it up in short order.
I dabble in graphics.. 3D rendering using POVray, 2D graphics with Paint Shop Pro. Quality varies, though.. sometimes things come out perfect, other times I can't get anything to come out right. I do have more luck with 3D than 2D, usually. :)
I'm generally best at taking someone's idea of how something should look or act and making it reality. Also pretty good at tossing out random thoughts that set people's minds turning. Point me in a good direction, and I'll carry it through.
truescaper
09-25-2002, 11:10 PM
Hi, My name is Terri and I am 41. I am a desertscaper, living in Phoenix, AZ., where the weather is too hot for me 6 months a year! I have two boys, 15 & 10. I work in the healthcare field, as a medical record coder. For those who don't know what that is, I will explain. I read operative reports, physician consults, hospital visits, pathology reports, etc, and "turn" the service into a five digit code which "describes" what was done for the patient. It is used by insurance companies for billing purposes. I also can find a diagnosis code for anything that could be wrong with a person! So, I guess being able to decipher bad handwriting would be one of my skills. I drive around the NW part of the Valley for my job, so I could be sort of a delivery person, for what ever needed to be moved (as long as it would fit in my car). My computer skills are limited to typing and 10-key data entry.
I have watched Farscape since the premier, and been a Scaper since episode 3. I thought I was alone in this hot place, but have recently read posts from three other Scapers. My husband is a no-scaper, and the kids are semi-scapers. (My 10 yr old says he will spread the word at school, so maybe he will be a full scaper)
I want to organize, or join a Phoenix area rally. I could help with first aid, or ???? I am willing to do what I can to help Farscape. Unfortunately, I am not one of the wealthy scapers, and don't really have the support of my S.O. He told me to "get over it".
But I won't! I am with this to the end, or until DK says STOP! Terri
Hello everyone,
My name is Natalie, I'm 29 years old and live in a small coastal town in North Queensland, Australia. I work as an Information Technology Manager and spend my days in (and I mean literally :) ) and around computer equipment.
I have to admit that I've only seen a few episodes of Farscape, Australian TV sucks with the programming of shows - it was difficult to see it here, crazy I know - but anyway, I fell in love with it even after such limited exposure. :)
It's criminal that TPTB cancel these things, it's happened to me before with other much loved shows, and I reckon it's time something was done!
So, whatever you need doing, if I can help, count me in!
~N.
Zib Zib
09-26-2002, 12:11 AM
I'm zibby, 17, new hampshire.
what do i do? make robots! (FIRST rocks baby!). after that, i tinker with all things electronic/mechanical and then try to put them back together.
my next project is an autonomous drd. should be interesting/next to pointless in leu of all the r/c drd plans out there. Anyone interested in taking my creation to a ralley or something? That is assuming I ever get it off the drawing board that is my mind...
-Andy
Ziggy Crichton
09-26-2002, 12:55 AM
Hi Gang-
What a great group! I'm honored to be posting here. My name is Brad, a fitness freak and hopeless romantic living in the SF Bay area. I'm 47 years old with degrees in Nuclear Engineering and Mechanical Engineering, currently on summer leave from the Telecom meltdown here in Silicon Valley and studying Nanotechnology, looking to catch the next big wave...And folks, no matter how down things seem some times, there's ALWAYS a next big wave:aok:
I stumbled upon Farscape towards the end of season 2 and have been absolutely fixated ever since. The only time I've been hooked this bad is the series premiere of the original Star Trek series. At the tender age of 15 I fought the good fight to bring it back, and believe me, we've got way more mojo than THAT movement. Which is only fitting, because Farscape grabs the hearts, minds and genetalia of the unwitting viewer with a grip not seen in forty years.
I'm good at communication, creativity, project management, art, organization, and diplomacy (though when I first heard of this travesty, my skin started to get a little orange and rocky. It's not Clobberin' Time, but I understand the compulsion). I have a friend who has a company that just started a website for SCI-FI fans called fangalaxy.com. It's a little rough right now, but has potential, and they are eager to help the cause.
This last week has been a haze of letters, e-mails and phone calls. I will be a real activist in the next few months, and will definitely be a part of the Oct. 5 SF rally. Anyone local who wants to collaborate and commiserate, I'm your Tavlek.
jpfarscaper
09-26-2002, 09:41 AM
Hi. My name is Jill and my husband is Eric. We live in Wallingford, CT and want to do everything we can to SAVE FARSCAPE. I am a freelance writer and editor, mainly doing commercial writing for businesses (brochures, newsletters, etc.). My husband is a restaurant manager and construction guru. (I'm not sure we'll need any structures built to save farscape, but if we do, he's your guy!)
I have some knowledge of marketing, advertising, journalism, web site design, graphic design, and photography. If you have need of me please let me know! I'm currently trying to contact other Connecticut Scapers. Please contact me if you live in the area. Thanks!
Aggran
09-26-2002, 10:05 AM
My name is Daniel Davis, I'm 33, and I live in Spokane, Washington. I'm a freelance graphic artist. I do flash, photoshop, freehand, web design, illustration, cartography, and print work. I do occasional design work for small rpg companies.
http://www.agyris.net/design
I'm really into the Fantasy genre, and I love Farscape for the characters, story, and the fantasy undertones to the technology. I was crushed when I heard that my favorite show was cancelled.
If there is anything that I can do to help (between client jobs) let me know.
I'm also the creator of an online fantasy world called Agyris:
http://www.agyris.net
Keep spreading the word about Farscape.
- Daniel
kechara420
09-26-2002, 10:55 AM
My name is Jennifer. I'm 29, single, and live in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. (BTW, a warm hello to the two other FL residents who posted--hope to see you in Orlando for the 10/5 rally:D )
My job title is Research Industry Specialist, Technology and emerging Markets. My company produces newsletters, Web letters and other customer communications pieces for our clients. I basically read industry publications for the following industries: cable, telecom, travel, retail and automotive.
We're big on marketing and industry trends, so I'm pretty up to date on what demographics the networks target, as well as general marketing trends. I'm also pretty good at researching stuff.
I was an english major for the two years I went to college, and am very good at editing and grammar. My writing is fairly good, but I'm more than willing to let those better than me take the lead.
I've loved scifi and fantasy ever since I ws a kid. Ann Mccaffery's "The Dragonriders of Pern" 3-1 SFBC anthology was the first "grown-up" book I ever read, and I've been hopelessly addicted ever since.
I'm willing to do whatever I can to help save this show. As I have told many of my friends, Farscape is the best show--scifi or otherwise--ever to have graced the small screen. It's obvious to me that TPTB at SciFi have NO taste, or they'd have kept this show on FOREVER!:rollin:
valeri
09-26-2002, 11:40 AM
I'm valerie, a 35 yo complex systems scientist and writer; my husband is a sysadmin, dba, and voiceover artist. He would be willing to do some voiceover or radio spots; i'm willing to write .
Aside from those obvious things.. i do some minimal webdesign (www.global-dialog.org) and can volunteer some resources - email lists on my listserv, alternative chat rooms if people want them for serious use - i.e. discusson for committed members etc, or an online conference for planning.
Other skills and strengths:
-good at analyzing the big picture
-good at strategy and longterm thinking ( I have some suggestions there, btw - is there a longterm campaign planned out? if not, am willing to help on that)
-excellent editor
Just to throw in a suggestion here.. given the demographics of the people responding to this thread, some kind of demographic survey of Farscape fans might be helpful- tech advertisers especially should find 'scapers an attractive group. I doubt the demographic survey could be done scientifically, but a place to compile statistics on 'scapers could be a tremendous tool (" of the 3000 people who participated, 80% were in the 21-35 year old range with over $50K household income and have at least two computers at home").
If there is a lon-gterm plan covering up until the January season, please point me to it! Otherwise, i suggest we have one. :)
valeri
sarahlain
09-26-2002, 12:38 PM
Hi, I'm Sarah a twenty year old college student from Virginia. I'm majoring in English and minoring in French. I'm thinking about a number of different career paths including law school. I love literature and am a big television and movie fan. Farscape is on of my favorite shows for it's originality and cleverness. I'm proud to me numbered among such great fans.:aok:
jiordan
09-26-2002, 03:19 PM
but I'm a graphic designer too. I'm 38, live in Boone, NC and run a web/publications department. I'm certified in Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, etc, etc., etc., and I'm pretty good at web stuff too. I have access to color laser printers that can put out professional looking posters, flyers, brochures, etc., and I also handle video, audio and photographer (I'm the Jill of all Trades 'round here).
I also have an English degree and a background in editing and proofreading.
I'm also (obviously) a die-hard FS fan and I will do whatever anyone asks of me to help save this show. So give me an assignment and a deadline, I'm your girl!
Humey
09-26-2002, 03:38 PM
My name is Daniel and I live in Los Angeles. I am 40 years old and I am a CPA. I have two small children and a dog. I love science fiction and I am a avid reader of science fiction novels.
My hobby is home theater and I currently have a front projector with a 92 inch diaganally wide screen. I can be very helpful if anyone wants to setup a something so alot of people can watch on a very big screen with good sound
The cancellation of Farscape was the straw the broke the camels back as I have gone through many shows that have been cancelled before it was completed. This show is something special and I will work hard to make it come back.
DrearaKger
09-26-2002, 03:42 PM
I'm a 42 year old researcher, specifically all areas of the LOC, pertaining to a variety of laws. I live in what I have been told is the "peanut capital of the south", Portales, NM and I work part time, from my home, for a local law firm as a researcher. My background is in airborne communications, AF 6 years. I am a writer and I selfpublish.
AliSun
09-26-2002, 04:51 PM
I'm just honoured to be a part of this thread - what interesting people you are. To quote two others: "Farscape grabs the hearts, minds and genetalia of the unwitting viewer with a grip not seen in forty years" and "We are farscape". Send this thread to TPTB quick.
I'm Alison, female 36, living in the UK. What I do best is tell other people what they're doing wrong - but in a nice way. I'm a Project Manager & Quality Manager for a very small (14 staff) web development company, specialising in the motor finance industry (yawn). I spend much of my time testing web applications, analysing customer requirements, translating into developer-speak and writing management reports. I also have a strange compulsion for writing and improving procedures.
I've been in IT for 15 years, 13 for an international company losing the bulk of my (coding) work when the mainframe was switched off. In my spare time I have taught myself basic HTML, CSS & Javascript using Dreamweaver and basic manipulation of images using Fireworks to allow me to publish websites for very small audiences - my village, ex-colleagues, photography friends. Photography is my favourite hobby but I am my own worst critic.
I don't know what I could do for the cause, but try me. I have been a Farscape fan since BC (before Chiana) and have never been this obsessed about a TV show. I'm not particularly drawn to sci-fi but love to watch engrossing large and small screen entertainment. Farscape is the best thing I've seen since .... ?
Glass Shoe
09-26-2002, 08:22 PM
My name is Jenny. I live in Western Washington (Seattle area). I'm 23 and have a bachelor's degree in Drama.
Sadly, I still work in the realm of retail, so my profession would be of little help in this instance.
I can write letters. I can attend rallies (if we have one in the Pacific Northwest). I frequent video stores, book stores and comic shops, so I can and have been getting the word out through those mediums. I check in frequently at as many Farscape bboards as I can. I can gather information and distribute it. I'm also very good at following instructions.
:)
Glass
Scifigirl
09-27-2002, 12:16 PM
My name is Rainie, I'm female, 42 years old, married, no kids. I work in Atlanta, GA but have a house in Columbia, SC. So,I'm still in transition between the two places. I am a professional non-profit fundraiser - just started a new job, so I don't have a lot of free time right now, but I want to help however I can.
I have some grassroots community organizing experience. I'm a decent writer, I can work with databases, I've organized special events, and I'm pretty creative. I built the remote control DRD holding the "Save Farscape" sign you might have seen photos of in different places on the web (we went to the Atlanta rally).
I can be reached at:
rainiej@bellsouth.net
803-790-4985
803-5301170 (cell)
404-475-6051 (work)
404-591-4708 (eve in Atlanta)
Put me to work.
BritAngie
09-27-2002, 01:58 PM
My names Angie and I'm 32 and an Assistant Financial Accountant for a large NHS Trust. I'm in England and have loved the show since I caught Nerve on the BBC.. After seeing half of that episode I was compelled to go back and buy all the series on VHS tape...
As for what I can do..well I can stagger around in dreamweaver and photoshop and run www.benbrowder.co.uk, so I have webspace and a domain. I can also do VAT and tax returns.. :D Though I somehow feel that maybe that *won't* help the cause.. :rollin:
As a UK fan I do infact spend a great deal on US merchandise to do with Farscape including your Region 1 DVD's. So we do have some input into the monies being generated in revenue for the show..
Also..did I mention I'm tenacious as Hades and will do whatever I can within my financial and physical limitations to do what I can to save this show.. ? Not only for my own purely selfish reasons but also to get the cast and crew their livelihoods and dream back.. So I'm here to resurrect dreams. :)
Holden60
09-27-2002, 02:48 PM
Hey everyone
my name is Denise and I am a UK fan. I live just outside London in a place called Reading. I am currently studying biology, which is not an easy subject to say the least! This campaign to save Farscape takes my mind of my study woes. I am a Farscape addict - it has reached all the cells in my body via an electric shock from the television!!!
I have written, e-mailed on behalf of the campaign - I wish I could do more. I have also made a donation to Barb's site in order that Gigi, Lani and Paul can go to Atlanta - I hope this happens.
Bye folks.:finger:
li10up
09-27-2002, 09:43 PM
I am:
...a mommy (4 yr old boy- also a fan- but he has only seen the 1st few episodes of the 1st season- he is 4 after all. He was quite upset we could not find Farscape plates and napkins for his birthday- and would not believe me when I said his friends "would not get it anyway"),
...a wife (hubby is a fan too, but he never really got over Zhann leaving)
...an over-educated 37 yr old female working as and educational technology consultant- specializing in technology that empowers people with disabilties
...a student of yoga
...a Christian
...a Scaper.
10SCgal
09-28-2002, 12:42 AM
Hi y'all! What an impressive assembly of eminently discriminating tastes!
I'm Kathy from Choo-Choo Town (hey! to fellow Tennesseans), 43 yo health care marketing director; single in the 'burbs with four felony felines; in possession of a cinema/TV degree with some experience in wardrobing -- ahem! -- costuming; did time at a couple of big-city newspapers editing -- and would fight tooth and nail for a good non-repro; parlayed "page layout flunkie" into "graphic designer"; and ended up in marketing where my checkered past really has come in handy!
Anyway, I'm a good analyst -- and an even better one after a glass of wine; a markedly above-average writer and editor; an occasionally clever designer and copywriter, and competent enough in Pagemaker, Photoshop, Freehand, InDesign, Distiller, MS Office; have conceptualized TV commercials; good eye for spotting unique promotional goodies; am a card-carrying family member of genetically superior sarcastic wits (my 84 yo aunt is Den Mo'); I can be mature and no-nonsense when warranted -- just ask my sales reps, and enough of a flippant imp to cast bon non sequiturs when I frellin' feel like it!
When I was 18, attended two L.A. Star Trek conventions (right before Star Wars first came out!) -- and haven't been inclined to since. But .... I love Farscape! and I love helping to make fans out of my family and friends -- why not the rest of the world?!
sunscaper
09-28-2002, 04:48 AM
My name Jennifer from Glendale, Ca. 18 years old. filipino. I'm currently a student majoring in Film. I love to write stories and scripts. I have a ecclectic sound for music. play the guitar and piano. What I do best is creating short films/music videos and editing (letting my creative side out). :rollin: Fan of Farscape, of course.
Scape on!!! :aok:
iflywormholes
09-28-2002, 06:42 AM
Aloha!
My name is Elizabeth Barrett. I'm 25 years old and a third year graduate student in astronomy at the University of Hawaii in Honolulu (and a gymnastics coach). I grew up an army brat so I'm used to moving all the time; I've lived in places from Hawaii to Bosnia. Folks live near Ft. Hood, TX now.
I don't have many special skills that will be of particular use to the campaign. I can nitpick episodes wrt astronomy facts. I can do trained monkey work (aka grad student work). I can entice people to come to Hawaii to do Farscape work with me! :D Overall, I am willing to do whatever I can to help Save Farscape.
If anyone else is in Hawaii or knows someone else who is, then let me know (barrett@ifa.hawaii.edu). We need all the numbers we can get.
Hope, that's what keeps me going.
-Elizabeth
bibliora
09-28-2002, 12:28 PM
I'm a 39-year-old scaper living in Houston, TX. I run a genre website, where I try to get the Farscape word out via the discussion board (http://www.bibliora.com/cgi-bin/ikonboard.cgi). I'm also a systems engineer, which a vague term for putting test environments for software developers. I'm also a mediocre graphic artist.
So far, I've been able to keep up with the Friday to do lists and plauge SciFi, Showtime and UPN with emails and real letters; as well as the occasional cash donation. If there is more you think I do, let me know.
Torrey Simms
bibliora@yahoo.com
Ann Brill White
09-28-2002, 01:45 PM
I'm Ann White, 37-year-old Federal bureaucrat. :D What do I do best? Well, most of you have seen my KOBA-TV videos. I also write pretty well, and am a good organizer. I do web pages, but there's a lot of people who are better than I am and have the time to put into it. ;) Between the vidding, writing, and other stuff, I'd say what I do best is network people and get information out. I'm a veteran of several show-saving campaigns, starting with Twin Peaks, Earth 2, and Space: Above and Beyond.
I have a husband who is also a big fan of the show, as well as several co-workers: most of whom had never written a letter in support of a show until I asked them to do so for Farscape. I'm also Vice President of a Sci-Fi/Comic Book club at the Agency where I work, and I've rallied those troops, too.
Frankly, I'm inclined to step back a bit until December, like DK advised. The first couple of weeks, we were all in shock and trying to solve the cancellation ASAP. But we're in it for the long haul, and there's really nothing that we can do until January. If we keep pushing, we'll only burn out before the last 11 episodes air.
Qoretlh
09-28-2002, 05:37 PM
I'm a midcareer Manager of Information Systems, a Telecommunications Specialist.
Hi, I'm Denise. I'm 22 and I've been a member of the WD board for a couple of years. I'm a recent college grad with a BA in mass communications. I live in Norfolk, VA and work as a credit card associate for a mailing company while looking for my dream job at an ad agency.
I just discovered Farscape at the beginning of S4, and will be very disappointed if it is cancelled. I think it's a totally awesome show. I haven't been in here much because my resources are limited and I'm not sure what I can do to contribute to the campaign. I write well but I'm not a computer whiz or anything like that.
I applaud all of your efforts and think you're a great group of people and I'm totally pulling for our show to be renewed for S5. :)
VBKatLou
09-29-2002, 05:51 AM
Hi - I'm Kat. I'm a 40 something, female, software engineer/developer (I'm getting pretty good at this demographic crap) from Ohio.
I have a BA in Sociology and a BS in Computer Science. I don't have much experience w/the front end of the internet (I mostly design applications and background architecture for B2B connectivity utilizing the internet).
I got hooked on Farscape about the middle of the 2nd season. In fact I was so intrigued by the story line that I actually purchased the tapes for season 1 (a first for me - I never purchase tapes of TV shows!).
My job keeps me pretty busy and I won't have the time to spend on saving Farscape like I've been doing for the last several weeks. However, I do want to help in any way I can.
I can help w/research, letter writing (if somone else could do the composing), etc. Or give me any kind of assignment that I can work on on my own time.
Here's my email addy:
kp223@erinet.com
PS: I ordered the Box Set of Season 1 last week and I don't even have a DVD player yet! I've just been procrastinating - maybe this will spur me on! :rollin:
Kempers_Babe
09-29-2002, 09:25 AM
South Fallsburg, NY - 2 hours northwest of NYC. I am 47, mother of 3 grown children, wife of a rabbi. I design the artwork for a weekly community publication delivered directly into 27,000 homes in my area (advertising only, no reporting).
I currently run a small "Save Farscape" ad in my publication and could easily run larger ads, even a full page, for a reduced fee. But I'm not sure it's worth it for only 27,000 homes. BUT all those homes get the Scifi Channel because EVERYONE has cable or such and Scifi is basic here.
If you give me a task, I will loyally follow through for you. email is efine@mac.com PLEASE USE ME!
BritAngie
09-29-2002, 11:53 AM
but what if out of those 27,000 we have people with Neilsen boxes who might not watch the show..but may be curious enough from an advert to want to? Then think..what if some of those 27,000 passed the word on.. :)
It's all about communication.. :)
vampfrellnik
09-29-2002, 03:34 PM
My name is Rob. I live in New York. I am 21 years old. My favorite things to do are watch "Farscape," "Buffy," and "Six Feet Under." I love these shows for their extreme offbeatness, all around wackiness, and amazingly deep characters. I have websites for "Six Feet Under" and "Buffy" and have wanted to make a "Farscape" one for the longest time, but I barely have the time to keep up the ones I already have!
I'm best at writing, although you may not be able to tell from this post. lol. I'm doing 8 things at once while typing this.
I'd love to help out as much as I can in the "Save Farscape" campaign. So far, I've sent at least 8 letters to every address that have been posted at the site, have sent countless e-mails to all the address, and a bunch of phone messages, too. I've also sent faxes. I hope to attend the NY group in the upcoming Global Rally.
Jillbles
09-29-2002, 11:55 PM
My name is Jill, and I'm a 27 year old secretary. I'm currently living in Troy, NY (near Albany), but am a native of the NY metropolitain region. I was an English major in college, and damned good at it, if I do say so myself. I have in the past worked for the sales department of a small record label, and helped to write copy for their promotional material. I am also the co moderator of the message board at http://www.tenaciousd.com, where I have added a Save Farscape link to my signature in order to attract more people to helping save Farscape. I only just found out about this situation, and am doing my best to do my part to help save Farscape. I'm currently working at a college, where I will endeavor to make our cause known; at the very least, I can post up a couple of the signs I've seen around the site. One of the nice things about being a secretary is, I can make as many copies as I like. ;-)
I'm pleasantly pleased to see the astonishing response to Farscape's plight, as well as the obvious intelligence of the fan community. I can't tell you how much I regret not having been here sooner!
*Morning after edit* - I've been going around campus, posting up Save Farscape posters, at every opportunity this morning. Later on, I'm hoping to make it up to the Student Union, and put up more.
jadeshand
09-30-2002, 01:24 PM
This would make a great thread to print out and mail to the UPN programming and advertising departments. Talk about laying out the demographics for everyone to see.
I'm 52 - female - Middle School MS Software Trainer - have website building experience and help Darkscape with the Claudia Black.de site. Will do just about anything to keep Farscape going.
QuietI
09-30-2002, 03:29 PM
I'm Joan Hedman. I've been writing about Farscape since the middle of the first season. At this point, I've had three different sites devoted to it, but I'm pretty sure that FarscapeWeekly (http://www.farscapeweekly.com) is the one that's gonna survive.
I'm 39 years old, have 3 children under the age of 6, and am currently dealing with thyroid, adrenal, and other medical problems. And then Farscape got cancelled! Helluva year.
What I'm good at: I put out an eZine every week during new episodes (hence the "weekly" part of the domain name, LOL) which reaches about 650 people now. (I just noticed last week that Tom Vitale is one of them!) Before all this happened, the eZine included a news digest, trivia items, and fun stuff related to the actors, characters, and interesting Farscape items from the web.
Since the cancellation, my main focus has been distilling information into easily digestible bits, and trying to correct any misinformation that I see out there. To that end, I've written two pieces, The Farscape Cancellation FAQ (http://www.farscapeweekly.com/ezines/eZine_15Sep02.htm#FAQ), and Spin & Counterspin: Rebutting SCI FI's Farscape Cancellation FAQ (http://www.farscapeweekly.com/spin.htm).
The eZines now focus on getting out the top-level news: links to chat transcripts and important announcements, an overview of media coverage, etc.
My strengths are researching and reporting. I'm also good at analysis and have an inside track on ratings data, but it seems like that is already being covered. I'm also excellent at finding contact info (I have several contacts at Henson), making telephone calls, confirming information and passing that info along (you can see what I mean by this in articles over at FarscapeWeekly -- I talked to SCI FI's programming dept about the S4 hiatus, I contacted FoxTel in Australia about their new involvement with the show, etc). When the news broke, I spent hours the night of the 6th emailing the info to dozens of online scifi news sites.
Since I'm dealing with these annoying health issues and am my kids' primary caregiver, my in-person time is limited but my online time, especially "after hours" is not, LOL. My children are also amazingly well-behaved (for a short time, at least) when I'm on the phone, so phone calls, interviews, confirmations, whatever are definitely something I can handle. (I did phone surveys for a company collecting info on factory asset management and automation one summer -- I am fearless.)
I do want to apologize for not chiming in here earlier. My online time comes in fits and snatches these days, and I'm only just catching up here after becoming involved in The Advertising Fund thread via a post in the alt.tv.farscape newsgroup.
Joan Hedman
FarscapeWeekly (http://www.farscapeweekly.com)
Slartibartfast
09-30-2002, 03:41 PM
I'm Jeanette. I'm 26 years old and live in Kansas City, on the Missouri side. I'm a professional writer, working as assistant editor for a large suburban newspaper chain. I've been doing the lists, writing letters, faxing, pestering, sending flowers.... everything I can think of. I'm also a moderator at an X-Men forum where I drive them crazy with my pleas to save the show -- a few of them have even decided to help! My skills are in writing, editing and multimedia. I've worked on CDRs, and one of my babies is published as a textbook suppliment by St. Martin's Press. I'm not so bad with Photoshop, and have extensive layout experience in Quark Xpress.
I'll also introduce my husband, who I sucked into the Farscape phenomenon. He's Scott. He's 27 years old and is also a professional writer. He loves organizing things, though he's a little swamped at work this month. Later on he may be able to donate some time to the cause. His strengths are writing, media law and also Quark Xpress layout.
We'll be attending a comic con in Minnesota on the 5th, and we plan to wear Farscape t-shirts and hand out fliers at the show. We're also putting out fliers at all the local comic shops in the KC area.
I'll also add my dad to the list, he's another of my recruits. He's a postal employee and so could probably advise us on mass mailings or any postal questions.
Let us know how we can help out!:aok:
Raoena
09-30-2002, 06:57 PM
I'm Jessica. I'm 34, live in Santa Cruz, CA (it's an hour south of San Francisco) am married and am the (full time) mother of identical twin boys age 19 months. (We like to call them our little home cloning project.)
In a former life I was a student of Anthropology, and then a professional technical writer for 5 years.
My only marketable skills are reading and writing. My hobbies are medical research, product research, and inventing. I like to learn stuff.
I'm a terrible correspondent since I'm barely organised to keep the home fires burning, but I have mailed a few letters and am scheduled to be in one of the 30 second ad spots that Beowulf is going to make.
Gaussian
09-30-2002, 07:47 PM
Like say on Jan 1st right before the new eps come back on.but what if out of those 27,000 we have people with Neilson boxes who might not watch the show....but may be curious enough from an advert to want to? Then think....what if some of those 27,000 passed the word on.... It's all about communication....
I've been wondering if we all put in small ads in our local papers on the same day if that would get noticed??
:eek:
Anyway, My name is Susan and I'm a 37 year old stay-at-home mom. I don't know that I have any great skills to share, except I have time to write as many letters as you need and I love Farscape.
my email is .....smorgan@mis.net
Eve11
09-30-2002, 07:48 PM
Hey, I'm an identical twin, too :) :) I'm not close enough to any of the rally sites, but I'll be sending my proxy clone to the San Diego rally ('course, she's a fan too...).
I agree that this thread is a great way to get our demographic out. Also everyone, if you haven't already, check out the fan enumerator:
http://farscape.noidea.us/fanscape/
Paisley Pirate
09-30-2002, 09:35 PM
RE: Who We Are?
Me: Jim Shannon (aka Captain Seamus O'Shannon, the Paisley Pirate) 37 y/o male, married, 2 girls, living in Kansas (nearly a lifer (except a few months on the left coast, and a few months in KC, MO (but that is almost KS!)
What I do to make money: Sales. Right now, paint. Have sold industrial components, parts, car stuff, cars, advertising, ad naseum....
What I like to do: Fencing. Specifically renaissance fencing. I have started 2 fencing clubs to do same. I teach fencing (having my masters cert. in collegiate fencing) for fun. I get in front of crowds at Ren Faires and give an educational talk about the history of the duel, and fight with the weapons all out! What is really fun now is that my daughters are finally getting to an age that they can participate also! :jedi:
My wife and I are ordained ministers also, and we carry our ministry to the world by example. I ain't gonna preach at you, but if you watch me long enough, you'll know exactly from whence I came. We are straight, but not narrow, and I ain't one to back away from my beliefs (see job, first thing I do for fun, next...)
I also like to play with my sports-car-in-a-box, a 1984 Volvo 245GLTi (turbo-charged, intercooled, manual transmission station wagon) 17psi boost (more than double normal), runs low 14s. Scares most Mustang drivers. Used to race SCCA SSB in my younger days, then went to Solo-II for a while. Now I drive normally most of the time in my POS company car... :vroom:
Used to do a bunch of CG stuff, was a severe power Amiga user (and had the original Lightwave, etc. etc....) but got away from that with too much other life going on around me, and got eaten by Microsoft a few years ago, (as is oft quoted...Assimilated by Microsoft, Resistance was Futile)
Used to be extreme in SF, but have mellowed in recent years as making a living gained popularity (and Mom and Dad wouldn't feed me anymore!)
OK, enough about that. On to the important stuff.
Farscape.
Farscape is about the only show I watch on Sci-Lie (I don't know who came up with that, but I like it!) In fact, it's about the only TV I watch, period. I sometimes leave FoxNews on as background noise (talk radio is my shameful vice). We need to be thinking of the timing of the thing. Get ready to inform people about Farscape when it is going to be on, for maximum effect. (Identify target, identify kill zone, use to maximum effect)
Our strongest point is this, we all believe! We want this to go on, and by golly, we all are willing to make it go on. I haven't gone looking for the user groups before this because when all is well it is easy to be complacent (and besides, I really have a pretty full life) but when they take away one of my favorite times (Friday nights, just after I get home, get the kids to bed, kick back with a beer, and relax with my Farscape)
Now, TPTB take that away from me and say, here look at SG1... a show so twisted that you have to go back to day one to catch up, and even then.... it's so, um, not dull, but close, that I just end up turning it off anyway....
Keep up the letter campaign for now, keep the communications open to everyone you know who likes the show (I am mass emailing my list, esp my rennie friends, as I had a couple of friends tell me they didn't know about the cancellation) so to remind and motivate them to get involved, too.
I haven't ever gotten involved in something like this, but I have been involved in a lot of different organizational activities, and am willing to help as much as I can (couple of evenings a week, anyway)
Sorry about the verbosity, but my Irish is still up about this, and it is so good to know that ya'll are out there!
Save Farscape!
chestburtser
09-30-2002, 09:49 PM
Hi you all.
okay, where do I start?
I am farscape shoudl be good enough. When the show first came on I was one of those people who didn't like it, until I actually saw it.
Now I am a believer and a fan.
I am Gabriel Estrada, Los Angelino from L.A. (all over), a true nomad of the city of Angels.
Part time student, full time graphic designer in print production right now but learning how to do 3-D animation (hopefully soon enough to work on season 5 for Farscape!!!!)
I own a iMac and a Compaq PC, and have this site and Farscape sites among the few bookmarks in my personal section. Ya got to be good to be there.
I have been busy as of late but am now willing to step up with time and effort to help save our wonderful show. Everywhere I have stayed as a guest I have turned on friends and family to this show of ours. Now it is time to do more.
I drive a piece of crap. A DRD would get better mileage than my machine, but it is still my car.
I buy frequently from all the major supermarkets (Ralph's, Vons, Albertson's, Pavillions, I'm not picky). I shop at small Venice shops and enjoy the beach. I am Farscape.
BoneRattle
10-01-2002, 09:56 AM
I just found out today about the cancellation. This really breaks my heart as I put Farscape above even Enterprise as the sci fi show to never miss.
The Sci Fi channel is basically getting rid of the one show worth the bandwidth and I will NOT stand for this.
Age 34, software developer at the moment, and avid fan of Farscape. I wonder what will happen to Sci Fi's ratings the day after the final episode of season four airs.
I will tell you one thing, I will NOT tune in to the Sci Fi channel after that date and I will smack anyone I find watching Sci Fi upside the head.
Regards,
BoneRattle
Tiriel
10-01-2002, 03:10 PM
looks like SciFi-Friday didn't even get above 0.8 (to make the top 20 that night)
OK, so here I go: I'm 33 and the archetypical scientist (although I'm still working on the looks... need glasses!) doing cutting edge research at the interface of Molecular Genetics, Biochemistry and Computer Science (mainly AI; just in case this DOES get send off to boast :D). I'm currently a postdoc at UCLA, biting my time waiting for the next tenure track opening (for all you advertisers: as a prof I can REALLY influence what my students buy. No kidding!:ewink: )
And I will design an airborne retro-virus that infects all green-leafy plants and come spring all the leaves on all the trees will read "WATCH FARSCAPE". Huh?! Oh. Uhm, my collegue just told me something about some bioweapons convention and that I'm really not allowed to do that...
Well, I guess, in that case, unless you need someone to recognize faint patterns in hugely noisy data, I am virtually useless (Damn! My French-teacher was right after all!)
I have plenty of programming knowledge, but from what I've read there are many much more qualified programmers (and particularly designers!) out there. Hell! You people rule! Some of the design I've seen on this and other sites is unreal!
OK, maybe I'm not totally useless, I have a very active (overactive?!) imagination and some solid acting background (yeah, go figure :D) so I'm far from shy :). I've set up a webpage through which people here in LA can hook up to go to red-carpet movie-premieres to spread the word (lots of bored people standing around waiting, they're a lot easier to talk to than someone trying to get their Saturday shopping done. Oh, and they can't walk away ;)) and maybe if we get enough people together we could go and crash the Jay Leno Show (although I'd say wait for January for that one).
Here's a link to the site I mentioned:
http://www.doe-mbi.ucla.edu/~astrid/SaveFarscape/MoviePremiereInformation.html
Damn! 25 years of education and my entire usefulness comes down to where I live! :D
Ha! And I kickbox! Quite well, actually. So if you let me know enough in advance when Mike or Barry will be out West, I could take'em for a dance :D
Oh yeah, there is one more useful thing about me: I do NOT get discouraged and I do NOT loose motivation. Ever. :D So if you ever need a HELL YEAH!!!! and a pep-talk, you can always ask me :D :D :D
'Nough ranted.
Are we gonna get out show back?
HELL YEAH!!!!
Love and Peace and High Spirits :)
Astrid aka Tiriel :eek:
Hell! Did I mention, I'm verbose?!
synapse
10-01-2002, 09:47 PM
I am 24 year old male or at least I will be in a few days (24 that is. I am currently male). My birthday is the day before the Global Rally, which I will be attending in Boston. I am an Electrical Engineer working for Lucent Technologies, and I am currently attending grad classes.
My roommate Steve got me hooked on Farscape over a year ago after I introduced him to the joys of Babylon 5. I have never had so much anger over the cancellation of a show, and I will do my best to join the rest of you in saving our favorite program. Friday night is a terrible night for a show because I love to go out, but my roommates and I watch it live as often as possible. It is not a television program but an important event in our lives.
I have html skills, but I can see that we have a number of fine folk who have that covered. I also possess the ability to write well, though perhaps not as well as some of my fellow Scapers. I intend to use this ability in whatever capacity I can in the weeks and months ahead.
I am also lending my Farscape DVDs to as many people as possible. I already had a list of people to which to lend them before the cancellation, and I will accelerate my efforts to share Farscape with my friends and co-workers.
Regardless of the outcome, this is truly an amazing group and a testimate to the power of the show and the heart and intelligence of its audience.
Victor
synapse@neuralnexus.net
http://synapse.neuralnexus.net
samati75
10-03-2002, 12:37 AM
(I tried to post my bit a few weeks ago, and it got lost. I"ll try again.)
My name is Sara, my handle almost everywhere is Samati75 or just Samati. I am 27, female, single, mother to P, my 3 y.o. son. He's my angel. I live in Orlando, FL.
I am an admin assistant, and in another life (Baton Rouge, LA) I was a server/cook. I love to surf the net, and research whatever tickles my fancy online. I am always sending in FS links i find, just ask Red.
I can type, transcribe, make phone calls, get good deals on things and places. Thats really a good description of my daily job, lol. But its what I have to offer. I also cook cajun of anyone gets hungry at the Orlando rally. What fun that would be; a rally and a cookout!
I love Farscape. Thats just the long and the short of it. THis is the first thing I have ever felt worth saving, and I will fight till the end.
uisceboo
10-03-2002, 05:36 PM
Hi, I'm Jackie (not to be confused with the other Jackies online in the universe of Scape!), 38, NY resident. I am a writer, editor, artist, all PT :rolleyes: I am the Contributing Editor for the Suite101.com topic for Farscape. I work for an ad-mailer, so I have some exporure to how ads are put together, what they cost, etc. I am pursuing going to film school or studying cinema or media studies at graduate level. My skills -- brainstorming, pep talks, handing out hugs when needed, proofing/copyediting, doing light research. I'm not particularly good at multi-tasking or dealing with phones. I will be at the NYC rally and the NY Cre Con, great meeting places...see ya there!
PamelaKathleen
10-03-2002, 07:40 PM
I am amazed at the diversity of fans here! You all sound wonderful.
Caffeine Pill....you are about 30 minutes away from me! I'm in Spartanburg/Inman SC. And I just quit working for Michelin at the beginning of the year! How weird is that?
I am 35 years old. You all know my name since it's my user name too. I have my own interior decorating business and sell Mary Kay on the side. I am very proficient with a computer and the internet, I love to read sci fi and romance novels, and I love to write. I dabble with photoshop and corel draw...I am certified in Corel Draw. I have 26 cats, 1 daughter and I'm getting married soon. That's about the extent of my boring life! :D
I've been writing my letters, sending my e-mails, making my phone calls, etc. If there is anything else I can do to save Farscape, I'll gladly pitch in. I've already gotten 2 of my friends hooked on the show. They flew through my season one dvds and the first 2 of s2, and they are anxiously awaiting the rest of the dvds!
Excellent work everybody! I've been keeping up with everything, and I want to commend everyone on their loyalty to the show and our ability to work together for a common goal.
Cinnamon
10-05-2002, 05:50 PM
My name is Christine, I'm 20-something, and currently a college student. Even though my homebase is in Germany, I currently reside in Corpus Christi. Have to admit I feel a little like a fish out of water here sometimes (foreign cultures are great once I get that foot out of my mouth) but never felt like I "belonged" in Germany either. Planet Erp is my home, and I met great people everywhere.
I'm a little shy but quite daring, can be very persistent, and have been told I'm funny. I'm good at writing. =) Nice ta meet y'all!
Agent Rouka
10-08-2002, 04:55 AM
Hey everyone! This thread is so much fun to read!
Another lively German here. My name is Maria, I am 18 years old and I fell in love with Farscape after watching a rerun of "Bone To Be Wild" of all things. Suffice to say it only got better after that...
My current occupation is being a psychology student at the university in my beloved hometown, starting in 6 days. :bounce:
I don't really have any skills or much money to aid the campaign, aside from a limber letter-writing hand and the occasional stamp or five, but those are being employed liberally. Another straw on the camel's back. ;) I also try to convert people, when I get the chance. :cool:
Hobbies include working to develop decent reading habits, manufacturing colorful, obscure paintings for friends and family and basically having a good time.
Delaya
10-08-2002, 05:39 PM
I am a femle, 20 year old. Live in Central Florida. This is my very first post on this board. Just came back from a Save Farscape at Sci-Fi City here in Orlando. Wondering if there will be anymore such events here in this wonderful SunShine state.
I'm glad to finally be in contact with so many Farscape fans.
doughboy
10-09-2002, 10:45 PM
male 20 currently math and computer science undergrad at UC Berkeley. Man i'm really surprised at the number of girls that watch farscape. Usually sci-fi and grils do not mesh well =D
realmsend
10-09-2002, 11:22 PM
I'm dave.
I work for Nickelodeon Magazine in NYC.
When I'm not at work I write and draw comic books, some of which are published with my friend John at Cryptic Press (a fellow farscape fan who was at the first NY ralley).
I'd like to be able to sleep more and eat more icecream :)
I think I become more in love with Farscape every day! I just bought the 3rd season 2 DVD even though I have every episode on tape :)
tcpike
10-10-2002, 07:28 AM
Name: Jane
Nick: tcpike or tcpiker
Location: Minneapolis, MN
Job: Development (Fundraising) for Education
Education: Fine Arts (studio)
What I do best: Persuasive letter writing, editing, helping plan events, talking to people about something in which I strongly believe. I don't mind calling/writing media/networks, trying to track down contacts/information, etc. But my available time is limited. Access to PC/Internet only during work hours. Have also joined with the local scaper group which got together for the first time for the Oct. 5 rally. We're hoping to arrange another rally in December near the Chain Reaction.
AerynWannabe
10-10-2002, 09:12 AM
Hi
My really real name is Suzi and I'm a UK Farscape addict.
I am 30 years old and my paying profession is architecture - I'm a Senior Architect at a firm in Huntingdon (near Cambridge UK).
My skills include
management
organisation
letter writing
illustration
3d computer modelling an rendering
spatial design
team skills
:think:
there seem to be an awful lot of managers and motivators already here on the site - so perhaps we should be organising teams to tackle certain issues rather than us all being spread too thinly trying to tackle everything.
Anyway - who's in charge here and may I please have their e-mail address?
Fight for Farscape.
If we want it - we can get it.
JediNyt
10-11-2002, 09:22 PM
Amazed by the diverse audience of Farscape.
Blown away by the reaction to the cancellation.
Reacting to this in a way I have never before reacted to any other TV show. Farscape shall live on!
30 yr old male, CPA, from NYC. Married, no children...yet.
BMT Gander
10-13-2002, 06:22 PM
Male, 44 but feel like 100, except when I'm watching Farscape. I need this show for medicinal purposes, damnit! I own a computer shop and a game store (side by side)in Cheyenne, Wyoming, and a website selling die stone and other accessories for miniature terrain building in the U.S. and Europe. Currently, the television over the cash register in the game shop is playing season 1 tapes all day long as my small but vocal staff busily alert people to the danger. I've already written a few letters and made a few calls. Although my time is limited, I'm looking for some new way to help.
ChianaGray
10-13-2002, 09:12 PM
Those who know me well enough call me CG, I rarely ever give my real name out online, only three people online know it out of bunches and bunches since 1993 but I got a pic hiding around somewhere.
I'm in Texas on the gulf, near enough to Houston. Married, 31, one child who's 8 weeks this coming tuesday.
I named him Shane, it's an Irish John and I'm currently at home to take care of him till I think he's old enough for some pre-school. (I'm gonna hate that day)
I'm Irish and Native American, adopted Lumbee
Animal Spirit is Wolf
I don't know anything but that's the beauty of it.
I like all kinds of stuff and the Tao and poetry, some music, arts, crafts ...
I write stories
I'm coocoo for coacoa puffs
My donation to saving farscape campaign is very minimal but sometimes prooves beneficial. It's usually in with the suggestions and idears. 'Bout all I got anyways.
ameliamo
10-15-2002, 08:45 PM
Hey, I'm Ame, 30+ and live in a suburb of Dallas, TX. I'm a freelance graphic designer. I'm just learning web design and I wouldn't call myself an expert with Photoshop, although I can do all the standard stuff. Mostly what I do currently is design for print ads, so what that means is that I can take what looks good on the screen and make sure it won't look like crapitola when it gets spit out of a printing press.
I also own a consignment furniture store - although I doubt a couple of used sofas would do the cause any good.
I've done some writing and quite a bit of content development and editing for publications. Hmmm... what else? Ohhh! I also draw pencil portraits, but I'm rather inconsistent. Sometimes they look like the person I'm trying to render, and sometimes not...but I'm getting better. I'm also a pretty good proofreader.
If there's anything I can do for the cause, just say the word... email me at amy.james@gte.net.
:) Ame
tropica
10-18-2002, 02:45 PM
Let's see I'm 37 female married with child. I'm a Graphic Illustrator looking for a rewarding artistic job. I'm only truely happy when I'm creating. I'm also a nature photographer and I paint in acrylics. When I paint my preference is painting on wood (butterflies, frogs and flowers). I have 2 websites:
Fairy's Wood ( original artwork)
http://www.geocities.com/horizonsmoon1/horizonsdove.htm
Tropica's Farscape
http://www.geocities.com/tropicalartist/tropicasfarscape.html
wavscaper
10-21-2002, 04:48 PM
I'm Wavscaper.
I used to have a website full of sound wavs, wallpapers, and icons, called Rhapsody in Sound.
Unfortunately, due to time constraints, and equipment failure, it was removed from the net.
I am now one of two Admins at Ultimate Farscape Bboard, and have designed the graphics there, and at 4 other message boards. The wallpapers are now housed at Un4scene's Hidden memories.
I have also redesigned several sites, and created several others for another fandom online, including a page for a business site.
I am now coding html, and creating graphics for the company I work for as well.
good to see everyone here!
WavScaper
ebscaper
11-01-2002, 11:17 AM
Female
36
Senior Computer Systems Analyst
What I do best is watch Farscape, but that's kind of out of the picture right now.
I'm one of those Jack of All Trades, Master of None kind of people.
Mike@Pilots Chamber
11-02-2002, 01:53 PM
Okey-dokey - I am Mike, I'm 20 and I go to uni in Bradford in sunny old England (rain is now pouring outside actually). I like programming, writing fiction (done a Farscape fan-fic, working on a new one), games, rock-climbing, cycling, curry, football (or what you Yanks call "Soccer") and going to the cinema.
At the mo I have a part-time job at an Estate Agents, and I have a web site at www.geocities.com/pilotschamber
Skills I can bring to this whole shebang include some cool HTML (have a look at my site - well I think it's cool), 3D rendering, some idea of Business and Communication (did them for A-Level), some OK-ish graphics design (again, see my site) and good places to have curry in Bradford.
Selena
11-04-2002, 02:02 PM
My name is Marie, I'm female, 50ish, an Aussie by birth and live in LaVergne TN. I write - mostly sci-fi, and have a flair for creative design and writing letters. I'm a Peri-operative Nurse by trade with an afinity for research and collating data.
Yes, I'm a wrinkly ... well I'm getting there ... but I love Farscape!
I would love to help in whatever way I can.
Beam me up ... sign me up!
:space:
... "The pen is mightier than the sword!" ... who said that???
TIinPA
11-06-2002, 09:27 AM
Okay, my name is Tom and I'm seventeen years old. I'm a senior in highschool but I also work in a factory and a drafter/mechanical engineer.
Obviously my main gift is drawing in Autocad and designing parts, but I also enter the occasional speech contest (I've won second place in extemporaneous speaking and I also write and give prepared speechs on a regular basis). Along with that comes some extremely good people skills.
I'm located in southeren PA, twenty minutes west of York. I'll do whatever I can to help, especially if there is an event in/near York county, PA.
VampireWombat
11-08-2002, 02:20 AM
I'm 23, in the Dallas, Tx area and I sculpt(masks, some action figures, etc.). I have other talents too. Just not sure to what use they could currently be.
sandinafh
11-11-2002, 09:04 PM
I'm your average 29 year old married and NO KIDS wife with job. I am mondo creative though. I won't say much, but I'll post some of my stuff for you to look at here. I'm a Photoshop freak and I specialize in altering and enhancing pictures. If you like my stuff, let me know. I'm willing to put my talents to good use.
(This is an extremely enhanced picture of myself)
thxprincess
11-12-2002, 08:42 PM
I'm 19 year old female, and a sophomore in college. I am one of those annoying talented artsy people. I'm learning Flash, and Adobe Premiere and other multimedia programs, so I can do a little of that, and I am pretty good at pencil and stippling. (Eventually I'll get my stuff online to show off. :) )
So in short, if you need an art project, call me! :bounce:
Cynicat
11-14-2002, 01:13 AM
Hi there!
My name's Hayley, I'm 19 & I live in Sydney, Australia (City of Farscape! We need that on a sign somewhere...).
I recently completed my graphic design course but no-one wants to employ a junior, so I've got a lot of free time on my hands LOL - my passion is for film and television, though, I want to work in make-up or effects - Farscape was to be my dream job.
I've also been drawing since before I can remember (not saying I'm any good at it, but I do it anyway :p)
If you need something personally delivered to the door of the Farscape offices, give me a shout and I'll see what I can do! :D
[I second the thought that this thread should be sent to TPTB, they want demographic information? It's all right here!]
I am just totally blown away by all you people:D
My handle is TrueBlueZhaanFhaan but everyone gets the Fhaan part wrong (Fan) so I shortened it to TBZF. My real name is Linda Stewart, I live in a very small town (blink and you've driven through) in Eastern Onatrio, Canada. I'm past 50 but haven't hit middle age yet. I'm a retired Senior Buyer for an Engineering design company (heavy mining equipment). Been married to the same man for 34 wonderful years. I have two grown children who will always be "my babies". I'm the President of the local Horticultural Society as well as a volunteer for a host of local organizations. I can't write a lick but I love to read. I'm best known in the Farscape world for my cookies:rollin: I bring them to any Farscape convention or Rally I attend.
I AM FARSCAPE.
ZHAANSSON
11-27-2002, 01:58 PM
Name is Stephen, but you can call me steve, joe, hey you, or whistle like you are calling your dog, I'll answer to it.
I am a resent additon to Las Vegas, NV - I did notice 2 northern nevadans. I work as customer service, answering emails for a dot.com company.
Like most here I write a myriad of stories. I don't have much in the way of programming skills, but I have beta tested sites to ensure great functionality and consistency. I am also great at organizing large amounts of information so that it can be used my numerous individuals - I break down real good. :aok:
I love what is going on here and would love to help. Las Vegas, and Nevada in general, doesn't have as much as the larger cities we seem to be targeting, mainly because there is a transiet population. I would love to do whatever I possible can to assist. Recently there was a Farscape convention here, but I was unable to attend since I was out of town :(
Please let me know if I can help. Anyone is welcome to email me, I check it every day. spiritbow@hotmail.com is the address.
I'm also going to order the second season of Farscape on Tape if I can (still need to get a DVD player). :headbang:
Darkness Ascending
11-28-2002, 04:21 AM
Simon, 17 yrs old... lives east end of england
takes a computer course and AS maths in college, like computer graphics, but not very good at it this time, no software
um what can i do... anything you want me to :aok:
Kerlin
11-28-2002, 10:54 AM
Hey, checking in.
My name is Amanda, and I move between Middlebury, VT and just outside of Boston, so depending on the time of year I am good to organize for either place (generally I affiliate myself with the Boston 'Scapers).
As for talents...I'm a history major, planning on being a professor in medieval military history. So I can research like nobody's business. Honestly, give me a topic and I will come back with more information than you ever wanted to know about it. Consequently, I'm a very good writer. I am also highly proficient in French...dunno how that will help out!
Apart from that, I am a fiend for organizing and orchestrating. And I have boundless reserves of energy (as the poor Boston 'Scapers are currently finding out ;)).
So, put me to work in any way you'd like!
Darkness Ascending
11-28-2002, 03:47 PM
Originally posted by Kerlin
Honestly, give me a topic and I will come back with more information than you ever wanted to know about it.
well i could get you to help with my AI assignment, but that would be mean... um which came 1st the chicken or the egg... ever clever person know the egg came 1st... but what do you think?
but I say with a 100% certainty that the egg was 1st, so what do ppl ask :confused:
Selena1
12-01-2002, 10:07 AM
My name is Laura, I am 29 years old, raising two children alone (also huge fans of FS!), I am a Purchasing Coordinator in a local Non Profit Organization, also currently writing a novel, live in Pennsylvania and my email addy is candor992@suscom.net
Darkness Ascending
12-03-2002, 08:15 AM
has anyone answered this "i am (name) and I AM FARSCAPE" yet?
:finger:
:rollin: :rollin: :rollin:
btw... I am simon.... and I AM FARSCAPE!!!!
:finger:
Morgan
12-04-2002, 02:27 PM
Morgan, 41, London England, embroidery (yes, really).
(Rabid Scorpius fan)
Darkness Ascending
12-04-2002, 03:39 PM
Originally posted by Morgan
Morgan, 41, London England, embroidery (yes, really).
(Rabid Scorpius fan)
what about harvey fan :D
DangerWillRobinson
12-24-2002, 12:32 AM
Hello,
My name is Mike and I work as an Envoronmental chemist
rijane99
12-26-2002, 10:41 PM
I'm a 21-year-old college student (one more semester, woohoo!), part time administrative assistant and just came off a full time stint as a campaign coordinator for a gubernatorial candidate (wish I could say we won, but one-party system prevailed...) I am double-majoring in English, with a focus on creative non-fiction, and Political Science. I want to be a professional liar ;)
Not-so-modestly, I consider my strengths writing (I write a column for the local paper and used to do part-time PR for a non-profit), research (aka: hunting down trivia for my supervisor, who wants to know the most random of things) and organizing public relations for political campaigns. I'm just North of Cincinnati, though that's subject to change come May.
Morgan
01-01-2003, 01:26 PM
Sadly, NOT a Harvey fan.
Scorpius is my man.
(I wish)
Happy New Year, btw.
stargoo
01-13-2003, 04:40 AM
I'm wendy.
I work at the Convention Center in Seattle Washington. I am a fairly good writer, have some college (not including the hours helping my kids with college essays). I have a willingness to help in whatever way that I can with this project.
My husband, Kent, has an e-zine of sorts that attracts thousands of viewers daily (cyberspaceorbit.com) and also volunteers his time and effort. He is an artist and retired college teacher by trade and an expert at designing web pages.
Darkness Ascending
01-13-2003, 09:30 AM
Originally posted by Morgan
Sadly, NOT a Harvey fan.
Scorpius is my man.
(I wish)
Happy New Year, btw.
:eek:
what have you been taking!?:(
Haevey is the bestest :finger:
Pilot_Rocks
01-14-2003, 09:51 PM
I am Stephen
I am in Eastern Kentucky
I own a consulting business (programming) and work as a Sr. Analyst/DBA/Programmer/Web Developer...
P.S. I like Hummus (Tahina is good for the soul)
Morgan
01-16-2003, 01:17 PM
Yes, Harvey IS the best.... if you like clowns.
I don't.
rorykearn
01-17-2003, 07:17 PM
My name is Jenn, aka Rory, 34 years old, living in Beaverton, Oregon, un-employed former web developer who is now a college graduate student. I know ASP, HTML, some CGI and SSI, am great with Photoshop and make a fair amount of videos using Adobe Premiere. I am also good at research and writing lengthy papers about media and it's affects of culture and the study of culture. Don't know how that would help.
Currently, for my part in the Farscape campaign, I'm part of a local group of Pacific Northwest Farscape Fans. We've promoted the show and had a food drive. I am in contact with the managers of Suncoast video stores locally and give them bookmarks our group made advertising the show. I also hang up fan made flyers and leave bookmarks whereever I can. So basically I guess I'm good at walking up to total strangers in retail establishments and asking them if they know about Farscape and would be willing to hand out promotional materials about the show to help us out. Flirting doesn't hurt either, which I've resorted to. I'm willing to do more around town if it's asked.
Rory Kearn
Deborah
01-18-2003, 02:24 PM
Hi , My name is Debbie, i am 23 years old and live in England.I have two children and i work full time as a transport assistant (escort for dissabled children).
I am trying my best to join in , and help farscape back on the screans whare it belongs. I have started sending out letters to the american stations, next i am going to be writing to all the english magazines i can think of and ask them to ask there readers to come and have a look at this web site, and see what they can do to help.
Im new at this , is that a good idea, or should i go about it another way?:aok:
Deborah
01-18-2003, 02:27 PM
Originally posted by Deborah
Hi , My name is Debbie, i am 23 years old and live in England.I have two children and i work full time as a transport assistant (escort for dissabled children).
I am trying my best to join in , and help farscape back on the screans whare it belongs. I have started sending out letters to the american stations, next i am going to be writing to all the english magazines i can think of and ask them to ask there readers to come and have a look at this web site, and see what they can do to help.
Im new at this , is that a good idea, or should i go about it another way?:aok:
morg2625
01-19-2003, 07:09 AM
My name is Mike my strongest asset is I'm unemployed and not really looking for work right now. So I have time to spend on trying to save Farscape. So far I've only sent out a few Emails. But what I would like to do is find a comprehensive list of sponsers and there addresses I'd like to ask them to pull their advertising from the SCIfi channel.
It doesn't look like we'll be able to do anything to save Farscape there are only 9 episodes left and the sets have already been torn down, the only way we can save it is to work on getting the ratings up to 2.0 and keeping them there. maybe we should try and buy billboard space on highways around major cities.
Just a thought but if we can't save Farscape let's work on REVENGE. I personally would like to see the SCIfi channel eat a big shit-sandwich over this.
LDGUK
01-22-2003, 02:15 PM
*Running in late as normal*
Hi, I'm Linda, I live in the UK and I'm a management accountant by profession. As for what I'm good at...emmmm....I like to play about with Photoshop but I don't know that I'm that great and anything to do with numbers.
Think I can be of any help?
farscapefan4eva
02-16-2003, 01:50 PM
Okay here i am late as ever lol. Okay I am Angela , a student and from the north east of england. I am studying early childhood studies as I want to be a teacher. Im good at writing letters and am okay at writing poems (if anyone wants a save the scape poem i can attempt to come up with one!). I also have a website and help run a suport groups one but thats with a web company that makes everything easy for you. If i can help in any way give me a shout and i will do it!
Funky Monkey
02-17-2003, 08:56 PM
Hey, my name is hayley and i'm an Aussie (so basically I was lucky if I saw the show once a year ;) ). I'm a year 12 student and i'm good at writing, drawing, coming up with ideas... but i'm no good with computers. I've been putting up posters around my local area and i'll be writing letters and e-mails soon, when I have some time on my hands.
burning_mobius
02-18-2003, 02:20 PM
I'm Christopher. Male. 37. Service Engineer for a Silicon Valley company that designs and manufactures automation systems for the biotech industry.
What I'm good at:
Fixing things.
Customer relations.
Writing.
Ice hockey. ( okay, okay....I know...what the frell does that have to do with anything? )
waltersgirl
02-22-2003, 09:19 PM
ice hockey? dude, hello? EVERYTHING! love hockey. *sigh*
Sococlear
02-24-2003, 10:07 PM
My thoughts exactly, I so want to save this show.. I love it as do all of you. We need to help sell it to fox, upn, wb, whoever. We also need to make sci fi realize how much of a mistake they made (at the same time "make them eat a shit-sandwitch"). We can do this by boycotting the new shows replacing farscpape, such as tremmors, and that horribly bad dream show.
And bye the way
SCI-FI FRELL YOU FOR TAKING AWAY MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE ESCAPE FROM THE REAL WORLD> FRELLING JERKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
sweezel
03-03-2003, 08:12 PM
who I am: Amanda , 30 yrs old and a nurse for the elderly.
where I am is Cleveland OH (lakewood)
What I do best is encourage everyone I know to watch Farscape, even the old people:)
HynerianKhatru
03-12-2003, 05:09 PM
I have a rather unusual first name, so I never post it on bulletin boards, cuz if I did, I might as well post my last name, address and phone number:eek:
I'm in Cincinnati, Ohio. I'm currently sidelined by a health problem, so I have a fair amount of free time.
I'm a "jack of all trades, and a master of none", basically. I'm a half decent writer, html semi-literate (I put up my own web page, just for the fun of it, several years ago, and actually wrote the code, as opposed to using Angelfire or Tripod or one of those other "template" sites. Haven't kept up with html advances or learned Java, though), know enough about computers to be able to reformat without assistance and have good understanding of the dynamics of communication (i.e. I know why it's not good to start a letter off with "You ignorant Sli-Lie bastards!). There's other things like carpentry and electrical/basic electronics, but unless there's a need for a Trojan Horse w/blinking lights, I'm not sure how those would help the campaign:jbox:
HK
(Keeper of Rygel's "I don't have to talk to YOU"
and
"I'll give you double your money, if you'll COOK for me!"
and
"The thing that impresses me most about earth, is the quality of your manual labor"
and
"Never doubt your Dominar, again!")
tosinner
03-14-2003, 01:27 PM
Who am I?
Well, one of the masses of people that does not want to see farscape die. I have my own neich (?) in the world - which does not include spelling, and I have farscape.
Lots of people like me want to help, just sometimes we have not the time or the ideas. But we are here.
Farscape to me is one of the mose impressive pieces of SF writing that I have seen in a long time, and others agree. I am always trying to 'convert' others to this.
I am one person who wants to help. If I can get two other people to want to help, I have turned one into three - almost as good as lead into gold. I have done this (and an undecided that I will have to poke with a sharp stick).
I am ONE. Let's all try and make ONE into THREE.
Jinsai
03-15-2003, 02:34 AM
I've never really been a fan of sci fi television shows finding most of them to be too "Star Trek" or too far fetched with horrible characters and even worse acting. I came accross Farscape because it was mentioned on the forum of a gaming website I write reviews for (Etoychest.org) so I decided to watch it while I was waiting for a download to finish, the episode was (I'm not sure of the title) the one where John returns to earth through the wormhole. Immediately I was hooked, I loved the acting and the believability of all the characters, so right after the episode ended I went to my computer and started looking for more info on this "Farscape" I'd come to love within the first five minutes of watching it. It was simply devastating to find out it was being cancelled. Since then I've watched on every friday it's been on and read every bit of information I could gather from the official site about characters races etc... I'm still waiting to buy the boxed set until after the series ends. While I'm quite sure I can't do much, I'd love to do anything to save the series since it is one of the best on television. I'm fairly html-literate I know a bit of Java but my best skill is by far writing anything from reviews to short stories to PnP Campaigns.
Grippy
03-18-2003, 03:38 PM
Who is me?
I'm Karen, I'm 20 years old, and I'm currently living in the first of three states that I will be living in during the next six months (the final one being permanent) I'm in PA, heading to MN in a couple days, and finally arriving in NC in June or July. (It's a long story, don't ask..)
What can I do? Well, I have some skills in theatre tech work, I have spent 2 and a half years in radio--so I can do some sound editing, etc. I spent the last eight months baking bread for Panera. I am computer literate to the extent of being able to use most programs or figure out the ones I am unfamiliar with. I am a good typist. I am told I am eloquent, I do a fair amount of writing and such. I am also tenacious. Farscape is medical help to me. Without it, I would be in places I don't want to think about. I want to do everything I can possibly do to finish the story, to save the show. I am your soldier, put me to work.
I am Karen and I AM FARSCAPE!
Never frelling say die!
Journeyer
03-20-2003, 03:38 PM
My name is Jan, I'm 26 years of age and currently, much to my disliking, residing in Norway - in other words I live in Mordor. Farscape has of course always had that special place with me, from first seeing the pilot episode, way back were it all started, after <cough> downloading it off DC. I have worked with computers for the bulk of my life and has along the way probably picket up a skill or two which might be handy, I am at least willing to participate ... for the greater good . I am however, not a computer technician or web-designer by trade, but a writer. Mostly I'm doing philosophical books on history, theoretical, religious and ethical speculations. However, I'm currently working on three very different books, one of which is a sci-fi comedy - and if I may say so myself, it's coming along wonderfully :D
I am also learned in the fields of astrophysics, optics, electronics, quantumphysics... purely out of personal interest.
Well, there you have it, a small piece of me.
Let me know if there's anything I can do to help.
Xothas
03-23-2003, 12:07 PM
Hi, my name is Ryan. I'm 26 and reside in NC. I share the outrage of many fans, but believe that it is only by coordinated efforts that we will get anything accomplished. I am involved in scientific research, have intermediate skills regarding html and VB6 programming, and have the desire to help in any way that I can. Please let me know what I can do....I'm writing, but it just doesn't feel like I'm doing enough.
Pale Horse
03-24-2003, 10:12 AM
My name is Bryan, I'm 26 and I live in Ky. I am currently a senior Econ major, with a minor in Chinese studies. I am also a full time buyer for one of the largest independent music stores in the Eastern US. I am organized, write well, and want to see this campaign succeed.
I want to say I believe this is far from over. I want to say that we have the tools, the people, and a cause to fight for. What's more, we have communication and leadership. Even the smallest of forces have historically been victorious when fighting for something they believe in. I say we can win this.
"I don't believe in the no win scenario."
baldmisery
03-28-2003, 10:04 AM
doods, i am lisa byrd, i teach high school english and oral comm. i am writing my thesis to finally earn my masters. then its off to the doctorate thing. i live in arkansas and i can bs better than anybody you know. i LOVE this show!!!
nuria38
03-29-2003, 10:29 AM
I'm Nuria, I'm writing from Spain (Catalonia). I'm a housewife and mother of a single child. I'm 40 years old. I've a university degree on Psychology. I work as a critic of self-help books (internally for a Spanish Publisher house).
English is not my mother tongue.
From adolescence I'm a fan of science fiction, symbolism, mythology, magic, etc...
What do I do best? Analysis - syntesis- comparisions.
I'm a dreamer too, and I love fantasy, imagine, create, re-create...
Spanish Farscape fan exist. Just now we are wiewing fourth season on TV (Tv Catalunya, from monday to thrusday at 15.00)
Nuria
Storko
03-30-2003, 03:02 PM
My name is Rodney and I am a 37 year old male living in Tucson, AZ. I am married and we have our first child on the way. :)
I have a degree in Aeronautical Engineering Technology which I used to get me work as a system safey/reliability engineer for three different companies. I have also done computer support, worked with troubled youth, been a yo-yo instructor, and have many years in customer service (chauffeur, waiter, resorts, etc.). I am currently chasing my lifelong dream of becoming a professional pilot, and at the moment I'm waiting on my financing to arrive to start the training. So you can see from above I'm a jack-of-all-trades and I like exploring new things.
Don't know about how much time I have to help out, but I've been sending in handwritten letters and e-mails to contacts on the To-Do Lists posted on this website.
Hi,I'm Eero and I'm 18 years old.I live here in Finland (next to sweden).At the moment I'm studying at the Vaasa vocational institute computing&programming as my major.And yes,here in Finland we also do have a massive group of Farscape fans.And ofcourse chilling on the sofa watching Farscape is the best thing I do:rollin:
If I can help in anyway,e-mail me.
IWantToBelieve
04-01-2003, 12:06 PM
I'm adding myself here. My name is Melissa, Air Force vet, stay home mom, full time college student majoring in physics and going for a ph.d in astrophysics. I do the mom thing, the school thing, and when dh is deployed (he is active duty air force) I destress by watching my Farscape DVD's.
I can write like you've never seen, so if you need a talented writer who can argue the good fight for our show, I'm the 'man'. I could be a speech writing because I can have you believing in my opinion after the end of a written page. :)
I'm here to help because I need my Farscape back dang it!
Melissa
IWantToBelieve
04-01-2003, 12:08 PM
ahem, that should be 'speech writer' (I type to fast for my brain at times ). I do edit my final pieces. Honest. I swear. ;)
StarsScape11
04-20-2003, 08:44 PM
My name is not important at the moment, I'm a HS student in california small town near Vallejo. I'm willing to anything to help . . . in fact I'm trying to find something to do. I have no job that would allow me to pay towards Farscape (no matter how much I luv it) I stll have to use the small amonts of oney I get. I've got friends that i'm trying to covert but its hard cause they aren't sci-fi types. Just give me anything, something and I'll try to do it . . . I'm desperatly looking for things to do . . . farscape must live on!!!
Prince_Obvious
04-23-2003, 09:55 PM
Jeff. Live in Anchorage, AK. 31
Skills: Public and Media Relations for US Coast Guard in New York City and outlying areas. Dealing with local and national media sources print, radio and television. Writing, editing and producing brochures, flyers and weekly newspaper. Selling news stories in a tough market. Press Releases, and minor video editing. Photojournalism. Speech Writing and historical research...blah blah blah.
whatwasthequestion?
04-26-2003, 09:49 AM
Hi, my name is Neil and I'm 17. I live in Scotland (i can introduce you to a haggis ;)) but i'd like to be involved.
I am quite good at art, and pretty proficient with Photoshop, if that is any use to anyone.
That's about it, i'm afraid (i'm hopeless at anything web-design related :(), but i have lots of enthusiasm. :aok:
ScaperinKnoxville
04-27-2003, 12:30 AM
Hi, my name is Tracy. I am 22 and I live in Knoxville TN, USA. I am starting college at the university of tennessee this summer. i plan on majoring in studio art with a concentration in drawing.
I work at a gas station (someone's got to do it! a trained monkey, perhaps?) and i'm good at talking. i have no problems talking to all kinds of people, any number of people, especially not if the talking could someday lead to the completion of my only tv show!
I draw, talk, sing, act stupid, get attention easily and am willing to participate in all kinds of publicity stunts (at least the ones that wont get me killed) heck- whatever will help the show.
oh, and i formally volunteer my boyfriend too.
I'm beginning to feel like a goof so i will end this.
in conclusion, whatever grunt work you need done, i will do. anyone you need talked to, i will talk. entire campus of UTK riled up and screaming "save farscape!!" , give me kegs and access to the jumbotron and it will be done.
just ask.
you can email me at: yastet@bellsouth.net _or_ tyaste1@netscape.net
Digital Anarchist
04-28-2003, 07:13 AM
Wes.
I am currently in Pittsburgh PA.
Formerly owned a silkscreen printshop in Key West FL. (T-Shirts)
I can do most any kind of graphics.
Drawing / Painting / Digital Photo manipulation /
Video FX / 3D Rendering-animation.
Working on the Mac
Open for projects.
Also, my printing gear is in storage here in Pgh.
If any one in the area is interested in doing something, drop me a line. I'm open for ideas.
Looking for work.
kymom5613
04-28-2003, 09:03 AM
OK, here's my info:
Ginnie
Age 37
Married since 1985 to the same man (whoohoo!)
Louisville, Kentucky (home of the Kentucky Derby)
(Also known for fast women & beautiful horses...um, did I actually SAY THAT???!!!???)
US Navy brat & US Army vet (Personnel Administration Specialist)
So I can type up those leave papers for you, sir!
Customer Service (waitress, barmaid LOL, gaspump jockey)
and for real customer service handling GE Appliances Div here in Louisville as one of our customers - talk about the customer is always right, sheesh...
So I can handle irate people very diplomatically while giving the "finger" to the phone!
Ran an afterschool care program for my kiddos school...
So I can organize kiddos ages 4-14 into a fairly cohesive group, without much name calling, hair pulling, or rioting!
Am currently helping sis-in-law w/family business (auto repair) doing bookkeeping (MS Money is what I currently use) and a stay-at-home-Mom of 11yr old & 5 yr old and I'm NEVER home! (But when I am, I'm on the computer reading all these fun posts!!!)
If anyone can think of anything to which I can put forth my considerable talents for either dazzling with brilliance or baffling with BS, please let me know, as I was going to college for Business Management before I gave birth to 11 yr old) so I guess my best skills are telling people they are on/off the right track, asking if "ya want fries with that?", and sending out letters to whomever (done that to Viacom, UPN, Showtime).
Oh, yeah, and I'm a HUGE fan of Tiriel & Twich (Our Beloved Phone Goddess)!!!!
Oh yeah, and BritAngie's website....Yummy....
Clarsax
04-28-2003, 02:40 PM
Hi, my name is Tara. I'm 22 and live just outside of Cleveland in North Ridgeville, OH. I am graduating from college in about two weeks with degrees in English and biology. I have skills in writing and editing if that's any use to anyone. Other than that, about all I've got to offer are some basic computer skills, plenty of free time coming up, and lots of enthusiasm for getting Farscape back! :)
StArBuRsT_H.E.
04-29-2003, 10:41 AM
Yet another writer... :)
Chris Para, age 21, North Brookfield Ma (USA)...
I love to write and do it well. If you need anything, I mean anything, don't hesitate to ask. I can usually accomplish anything I put my mind to, so just tell me what I need to do to get FS back and it will be done.
SweetpeaAeryn
05-02-2003, 10:04 PM
I"m Cole, 19, in college.... umm... I"m not sure what I do best. I'm kinda artsy fartsy with the whole scrapbooking kinda thing and some other random crafts. I write letters and such, don't mind doing a lot of that. I"m decent on the phone. BUt I can't really do a whole lot cuase like, I live in the middle of buck nowhere in central IL. (only 7 more crappy days at Valpo U. (IN)!!!!!!!!!) Umm, I have retail experience. This summer I may be working at our local video place, I"ll have to convince them to get FS, though... since they don't have it... :( Let me know! I'm up for helping if I can. :D
skankybart
05-17-2003, 07:45 AM
I'm Brian. I'm 24, and I live in Charleston, SC. I'm a filmmaker -- I do freelance work on film and video productions through out the SE. I'm good at making professional quality video projects, from planning to editing. I'm very well connected to the local TV media, and I know a few people in Hollywood as well.
cmaster
05-22-2003, 07:09 AM
Hi everyone,
My name is Raul and I live in Puerto Rico.
As my nick implies I'm a C/C++ programmer with 15 years experience, among other languages. Most important to the cause I do web design in most platforms (ASP/ASPX/.NET/C#/PHP/FLASH/IIS/APACHE/a bit of JSP). I’m also fully bilingual, fluent in both English and Spanish (speak/read/write).
I work as the DBA, Lead Programmer and Network Admin at a local government agency in charge of helping the development of the small/medium business.
Of course all that pales in comparison to the greatest thing I have -> Devoted scaper for ever. Then again, I guess you all share that ;)
I really hope I can be of service to the cause any way I can.
:aok:
Spooklet
06-06-2003, 08:17 AM
I don't use my real name on message boards, but most people know me as Spook on-line.
I'm 34, female, live in the UK, and work as a research scientist for a university.
What do I do best? Internet-wise I'm a bit of a techno-idiot. I know how to use it to look things up and post messages, but wouldn't have a clue about how to make my own website or anything so... I suppose I'm good at writing polite, yet assertive letters when a campaign needs them. I'm not afraid to stand up and tell the world how much I love Farscape, and I'm willing to enter a campaign and do whatever I can to help - once I know what help would actually have an influence when coming from outside the US.
Murtle
06-08-2003, 03:05 PM
Hey all, I'm glad that I found this site. I was a late comer, relatively speaking, to Farscape. It was toward the end of Season 2 that I found it, and then only by accident (you know, that standard flipping story ;)). The other day I was searching through the net, trying to find information about movements, efforts to bring this show back. That's how I came across this site.
My name is John. While I know that my nick, Murtle, is most often a woman's name, it's a nick I've had since high school due to my last name, and my being a track runner. Started off as a joke, Murtle the Turtle--and no, I wasn't slow. :aok:
Anyway, I guess what I do best is write. Not necessarily fiction, but letters are an area where I think I could contribute. I'm also open to trying other ways in lending a hand--just feel free to ask and I'll let you know if I can or not. I'll do my best to fit in whatever it is I end up doing with my work and school/studies. I'm up to giving it a shot, which isn't something Farscape has received from SciFi at this point.
Also, I posted on another forum I'm a member of the address to this site, hoping that it would bring others from there here. I don't know if it will, but I'm doing what I can to get news of this site out as well.
Jeff O'Connor
06-12-2003, 09:32 AM
Hello, my name is Jeff O'Connor. I'm 15 years old, and I live in St. Petersburg, Florida, originally from NYC. My ethnic background is strange- at least half Irish, and an undetermined amount of Japanese to take up most of the rest of the 100% block, and I'm, well, obviously, a student.
5'9", 152 lbs... Blond hair, blue eyes... Leo... Likes walks on the beach and...
Wait, that has nothing to do with this. Alright, anyway, I'm a scaper who's looking to win this campaign, so if there's ever anything you guys want from me, just say it and I'm there. I don't drive yet, so it'll be rough, but if anyone tells me there's a ralley anywhere from Orlando to Atlanta, you can count on me to get there... Somehow. Just... All that's needed is hope. That'll get me there.
Raldon
06-23-2003, 01:53 AM
Hey all. Name is Sean and I've been watching FarScape since Session 1. And I'm still Dealing with the Shock from the end of the Show(I stared at the TV blankly for 2 hours after Chriton and Areyn were "Neutrilized for inspection":mad: )
I'm from Southern New Mexico (That large chunk of land between Texas and Arizona). I like working with Metal
and i don't like Talking. Computer Problems have Kept me from joining this wonderful movement sooner. Don't know How much help I can be But they do say their is Power in numbers.
Maz275
06-24-2003, 10:47 AM
Hello, My name is Montserrat, 28, male, puerto rican if that helps the demographics of the show. my friends call me Maz, I am from Jersey, via New York --- I am a playwright/ television writer.
I just recently discovered Farscape, in the last month, I watched a friends tape of the series finale, cause he told me I was gonna be both surprised and intrigued. I was more than that, I immediately rented the Best of Season one DVD, and now I am hooked.
I have been watching the show on the Sci-Fi Channel at midnite on repeats... They started on season one, and are now up to season three...
I am now finding out that the show was cancelled and would not be back, I wrote a couple of letters to find out what was up, faxed a couple of friends in the industry and then discovered this website.
Believe it or not, many people in the industry know there's SaveFarscape.com, so I just want to show my support. This show will be back, I know it... it cannot end the way it did... and we have to bring it back.
What I do best is network and research. I have an in into the industry of television, and can find out information rather easily. Also can find supporters in the industry, and see if the show can be sold or leased into first run syndication, much like Mutant X, or Andromeda are first run syndication shows. I just started putting together a list of sponsors that might be interested in doing such a thing.
The Maz.
saskeraski
06-29-2003, 11:55 AM
My name is Greg, I'm 23. I live in Bath in the UK.
What I do best is graphic and web design. I have a degree in Visual Communication and a good client list. Have a look at my site www.jakiiri.com (http://www.jakiiri.com) to see if my work can be of any help.
LiLOrion
06-29-2003, 12:02 PM
Kinda off topic for this thread, but just wanted to welcome all the newbies to the site!!!
:hi:
SierraJim
06-29-2003, 10:52 PM
I sent faxes and letters to The Sci Fi Channel begging them to return the repeats of Farscape, and to put them in order! Would everyone do this please?
asymmetric
07-02-2003, 12:06 AM
Shame I didn't find this site sooner, although I figure all the latecomers like myself say something like that. ;)
To answer in order:
1. asymmetric/asym (allen)
2. Fair Lawn, NJ
3. Best. Well, that's a tough call. I probably sleep better than I do anything else, I also make a mean omelette, and waste no time getting more coffee brewing.. but that isn't really what you want to know. ;)
I'm a software developer by trade, professionally, for the past seven years or so. I'm basically your typical wolf in sheeps clothing, or rather, geek in normal persons clothing. I do NT/*nix administration, networking, html/xhtml/css/php/apache SSI/etc/etc, hardware.
In my spare time I alternately curse and cry over the true love of my life, my "real" car, which actually runs not but just barely. I live in the local diners, eating cheeseburgers, being obnoxious, and drinking coffee faster than they can brew it.
Now I also lurk around here and post when the mood strikes, like now.
Hello 'scapers, proud to call myself one of you. I'll do what I can.
blueassbitch
07-02-2003, 11:01 AM
HI :hi:
I'm DD, I'm from the saltine cracker state (Illinois- it's flat and in the winter it's really salty), and the best thing I can do for the campaign is brainstorm and make postcards :D (check out the 'Need to borrow your grey matter' thread if you want some designs to print and send).
LtColKiraNerys
07-04-2003, 01:28 PM
Hi all,
My name is Stephanie (although I go by Steph when I see another Stephanie on the boards). I'm female, 35, live in Arvada, Colorado and am living with a guy I met online.
What can I do to help save Farscape? Hmmm....well, I don't know if these two ideas have been mentioned yet, but what the frell.....
I am also a member of the Bring Back Kirk campaign, and in addition to the letter writing and the websites that BBKers have out there, they also have informational flyers which can be taken to cons and distributed. This flyer, which is available for download on most of the sites, contains contact information for the people at Paramount and Viacom who fans would want to get in touch with as well as the Web addresses of the different BBK sites. While it might be true that most 'Scapers out there already know who to contact and which sites to go to, this is a great way to bring others into the campaign.
Another tool that BBKers have is the Bring Back Kirk trailer. Available at http://www.bringbackkirk.com, this audiovisual presentation has already been shown at various cons (one of its previous versions was shown in Brazil, IIRC) and has managed to generate quite a bit of interest. If something like this could be done for the Save Farscape campaign, I believe it would have quite an impact and rally more people to the cause.
Anyway, that's my two cents. Let me know what you think!
Hillfree
07-06-2003, 07:26 AM
I'm Danielle but generally called Dans I'm a UK Scaper in London, I'm 18 and I've just finished my Alevels in Chemistry, Biology and Chemistry *YAY*
what i do best? i guess write letters force people to sit down and watch 'scape and any other bits that people need doing :-)
Dans
I'm Lisa, a mostly-lurking, sometimes leter-writing 'Scaper...I edit books for a living, and do pretty well with word processing and editing. For fun, I teach and do yoga....probably not very applicable to the campaign, but hey, you never know, right??
fiona-maria
07-11-2003, 12:45 PM
getting to know all about you....
This is my first post. I have been lurking for some time, reading and looking.*smile*
It is rather wonderful, seeing who all the people are who are involved, in one respect or another, with making a noise and being heard by the suits!*laugh* My co-worker (with whom I also talk about Xena), gave me this URL to check out.
My name is Fiona. I live in the midwest, in MN. I am British, in this country since 1972, a single mum with 3 extraordinary children*smile* (yes, I know. Everyone's children are extraordinary*smile*) and a cat, living in a little 3 bedroom Victorian built in 1868.
I am an artist. I work in cast iron and welded steel. I am a poet and published author, a printmaker (lino and copper engravings), and singer/songwriter. I also play violin and recorder, and I am a heck of a dancer.*grin*
I work as a technical illustrator for an engineering firm in the Twin Cities. My html skills are rudimentary (and that is being generous), however, I am a superb writer and visual artist. I am highly trained in critical thinking, and am an excellent public speaker. I also make a fabulous banana/craisin bread.
I have a high comfort level with Photoshop, Illustrator, Quark Xpress, InDesign, Toast, and some proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Powerpoint, Lotus Notes, and Adobe GoLive. My skills in StudioMAX and Poser are as rudimentary as my html skills, but I can blunder around pretty convincingly.*grin*
My skills and abilities are at your disposal. Farscape is, without any doubt, the most intelligent, literate, provocative, romantic, absorbing programming in TV today. It is definitely worth the effort.
Thank you for asking. Wonderful to meet you all.
Primevil
07-11-2003, 06:19 PM
Ricky Alvarez, Miami Fl, Writer :kitty:
vikingscaper
07-12-2003, 01:54 PM
Cna't remember if I had posted in this thread yet or not. Anyways, my name is Jon and I will be 23 at the end of the month. I am a college student studying Geography and I work part-time at a large retailer. I also wanted to welcome fiona to the board. It is great to see more Twin Cities area Scapers unveil themselves!:bluenana: :bluenana:
harveywhispers
07-12-2003, 09:25 PM
Hello fiona-maria:hi: :hi: You may want to take a look at the following links for some local Scaper groups.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Midwestscapers/
**Mainly MN & West WI Scapers.
www.chicagoscapers.com
I know, Chicago doesn't seem local. However, many of the Midwest Scapers have also joined Chicago Scapers.
fiona-maria
07-15-2003, 07:45 AM
Thank you, viking, harvey. Appreciate the greetings.
Fi
IamFarscape
07-18-2003, 01:40 PM
Hi I'm new here ,so a little about me.
I live near Niagara Falls Canada ,I have watched the best sci-fi show from day 1. I am a 38yr old male factory worker. As for my being able to help my hobby is photo restoration, if it can help I'll do what I can.
Primevil
07-18-2003, 05:53 PM
Photo Restoration? :eek: Interesting hobby... How'd you get into it?
IamFarscape
07-20-2003, 11:04 AM
That's a good question ?
It just kind of happened I was just toying with the idea one day and , fixed a couple of pics for a friend. I found that I really enjoyed the challange . That just opened the gates for buying some toys. Like a proper photo printer that will print 13 inches wide ,and takes paper on a roll and will auto cut the paper.
I do a few photos for people here and there now I don't advertise heavy, I still have a full time job but the restoration is a good way for me to relax. I want to keep it that way for now.
If you like I could send you some samples of what i've done.
Have a good one :-)
IamFarscape
Cadros
07-20-2003, 11:48 AM
Hi IamFarscape I do photo restoration as well, I use PS7 and Painter and I use the HP photosmart printer great quality copies I get off it. What do you use?
The worst photo I had to restore was in bits it was a 10x12" B&W photo about 20yrs old which took me just over a week to restore - I had to redraw some of the background and face and when I showed it to the person I did it for they cried - that was payment enough for me and I've continued to do it for free and as you say its very relaxing and rewarding - I'd like to see your work can you post it in the graphic forums?
Primevil
07-21-2003, 08:17 AM
Sure, I'd love to see some samples. Wow, another photo restorer person. See how much in common we all are? Except for me cause I don't restore photos. I'm having a hard enough time working with Photoshop...
Stoker
07-22-2003, 10:04 PM
Okay, time to chime in....
Ray, 40 years old, mentally 25, but the body is starting to tell me NO! I have been doing satellite for 18 years. I am a fan of Star Trek, and would hope humankind could get that far - together.... however, todays humans are chock full of idiots and greed.
Todays reality is a bummer!
While I was trying to think up a signature file related to Farscape, I came up with what you see. After a little searching of quotations, I could not find anyone who had said anything specific about science fiction in those words, so I claimed it for/as my own. (If anyone knows differently, please point it out to me - who and when. I don't want to look like a bigger fool than I am already.) :D
Another one of my signature files I have created is:
I only think of sex between my other thoughts. - Ray Storla
Zantar
07-22-2003, 11:23 PM
Hey my name is danny and i hail up in north california in a town called Redding. I cant really think of any talents i have that could be a benefit to the group though. Unless by some odd chance a con gets started in my town im afraid im fairly useless:(. At least in the way of graphic design and the like, but im more than willing to write letters and think of any ideas i could to bring farscape back.
eta_carinae
07-22-2003, 11:39 PM
Jen, 23, Boulder Colorado. I just graduated with a bachelor's in geology and am going to grad school this fall for environmental engineering. I'll also count my rommate, who is also 23, whom I hooked when the reruns started up, and she just graduated with a bachelor's in communications.
Delphi
08-20-2003, 06:55 AM
Delphina, 26, female Busselton, Western Australia. I am first year University student studying computer science. I have a bit of web design and also restore photos as 1 of my hobbies. I restored a heap for my grandparents 50th wedding anaversity. Including their wedding photo that had been badly stained by god only knows what.(brag brag:D)
I am familiar with Dreamweaver MX Flash Mx Photoshop and Jasc Paintshop Pro, although i am sure there r ppl here r are much better qualified than me.
shamecube
08-31-2003, 10:56 AM
Eric here, freelance multimedia designer including presentations, video, editing, scoring, CD-ROM, DVD, VideoCD, and a bunch of other little cool stuff like that. Glad to offer my services for anyone that might need it.
I am in Nashville, TN.
shannonkirs
09-02-2003, 01:05 PM
I am shannon, I am in milwaukee, WI and i get people hooked on the show
Pip_The_Great
09-03-2003, 07:11 PM
I'm Katherine and I'm a South Dakotan. I'm a fairly good writer as well as costumer
scifinutter
09-03-2003, 09:17 PM
What a great thread!! I agree, this is a fantastic way to get the demographics out to all those people who believe that sci-fi is for 40+ nerdy males with no life (BAH, stereotypes suck).
So, I'm Casey, 19 years old and residing in sunny Victoria, Australia. I'm a full time uni student (they call 10 hours a week full time*cough*) and loving my freedom.
I only recently became obsessed with Farscape, the ignorant channel that screened it over here put it on at 11pm on a Saturday. A friend in the UK was always telling me about 'this great sci-fi show that's made in Australia', so I made an effort to hunt the show down and watch it. The first ep I caught was Relativity and I fell in love with these great characters, intriguing storylines and fantastic costumes/makeup/sets. So after seeing only two eps (the next one I saw was Meltdown, :eek4:), I went out and bought the first season on DVD, and now my leap of faith has become a downright obsession.
I've made sure that everyone I know knows that I am obsesed with Farscape, and they all know what it is. A couple of them have coined onto the show, and I'm hoping to make fans of the rest of them!!
cd270
09-15-2003, 02:29 PM
My name is Chris. I am 33, live near Cleveland, Ohio. I am a video and multi-media producer and also specialize in visual effects and animation. I'd be happy to help
Primevil
09-16-2003, 07:26 AM
Originally posted by Jinsai
Since then I've watched on every friday it's been on and read every bit of information I could gather from the official site about characters races etc...
Jinsai, I'd sugest you get your hands on the Farscape Roleplaying book. It has TONS of info on races and stuff. Alot more the the official site, I think. Not to mention it has the first two seaons summerised. All before the official roleplaying stuff. I own it myself. :smokin:
FRECKLEMYSTER
09-17-2003, 05:29 AM
my names pheona i live in scotland and im 29 (frighteningly close to 30)
im a civil servant with access to the internet all day.
became obsessed with farscape when crichton finally got the neural chip out of his head courtesy of scorpy.about to buy all the boxsets thanks to a lot of overtime at work..
im willing to take risks in advertising the campaign.
i recently did a fly posting stunt round my local area,targeting bustops and buses (if they stopped long enough.)....for those of u outside the uk....fly posting is subject to £500 fine if u get caught.
its fast and its effective.and its also fun to hear people complain about the mess thats suddenly appeared overnight.
let me know what i can do for you in scotland...
x
fiona-maria
09-17-2003, 06:53 AM
Fabulous! Another Fiona! Hi, Pheona!
Fiona:D
stlscape
09-17-2003, 12:15 PM
Hello, Pheona! :hi:
I used to live outside Ayr (many, many years ago). Welcome to the board!
FRECKLEMYSTER
09-18-2003, 01:29 AM
hello people of scotland and fionas around the globe.......i have joined 21st century and bought a dvd player.....a shiney silver one with flashing buttons....farscape boxsets are within my grasp now!!
anyone know why ben and claudia arn't signing anything at the convention in october? eager minds need to know.
left a 'save farscape' litter trail on the bus this morning.lots of photocopied pictures scattered on seats, stuck to windows etc
youve no idea how entertaining and satisfying this is !
FRECKLEMYSTER
09-18-2003, 01:34 AM
hello people of scotland and fionas around the globe.......i have joined 21st century and bought a dvd player.....a shiney silver one with flashing buttons....farscape boxsets are within my grasp now!!
anyone know why ben and claudia arn't signing anything at the convention in october? eager minds need to know.
left a 'save farscape' litter trail on the bus this morning.lots of photocopied pictures scattered on seats, stuck to windows etc
youve no idea how entertaining and satisfying this is !
FRECKLEMYSTER
09-18-2003, 01:34 AM
hello people of scotland and fionas around the globe.......i have joined 21st century and bought a dvd player.....a shiney silver one with flashing buttons....farscape boxsets are within my grasp now!!
anyone know why ben and claudia arn't signing anything at the convention in october? eager minds need to know.
left a 'save farscape' litter trail on the bus this morning.lots of photocopied pictures scattered on seats, stuck to windows etc
youve no idea how entertaining and satisfying this is !
FRECKLEMYSTER
09-18-2003, 01:36 AM
hello people of scotland and fionas around the globe.......i have joined 21st century and bought a dvd player.....a shiney silver one with flashing buttons....farscape boxsets are within my grasp now!!
anyone know why ben and claudia arn't signing anything at the convention in october? eager minds need to know.
left a 'save farscape' litter trail on the bus this morning.lots of photocopied pictures scattered on seats, stuck to windows etc
youve no idea how entertaining and satisfying this is !
My name is Kent(obvious, eh?), I live in New Jersey and i am skilled at research and motivation. Also pretty good at turning people on to the show who haven't seen it before!!!!!
:bounce::bounce::bounce:
I Want My Frelling Show Back!!!!!
Great Zombie Jesus
09-20-2003, 04:15 PM
My name is Neil and I live in South Dakota. I work in a bookstore at the Mall in my area. I write a lot of essays and such-like. I don't find myself particularly useful, but I'd like to help.
Dominar of Action
09-20-2003, 04:55 PM
Welcome Kent and Neil -- just read the Campaign Strategizing board and if you see a project that interests you, jump right in! In the meantime, the best thing to do is to continue spreading the word about Farscape to your friends, family, co-workers, etc. and buy the DVDs and other official merchandise from approved distributors (not eBay). After all, it's all about proving that there *is* a viable market out there for more Farscape!
Muaadeeb
09-25-2003, 10:51 PM
Hello,
Well met everyone. I live in Omaha, Nebraska. I am 31 years old mainframe programmer specializing in billing systems. I am happily married with one son and one *unknown* on the way!
I bought the first season boxed set and absolutly love Farscape!
If anyone needs any help on projects give me a buzz.
muaadeeb@cox.net
Johnny Bob
10-07-2003, 01:05 PM
Hi everyone :)
My name is John Girouard, I will be 41 later this October and I am in Las Vegas, NV... A late bloomer to Farscape, I stepped in during the last 11 episodes of season four...
and yes, I am hooked ;)
I am a Senior Systems Analyst in the service industry and a highly experienced programmer. I am also an artist who has been published worldwide and my work can be seen at my website (www.dazedgraphics.com).
I will help in anyway I can. As an analyst, my main purpose is to evaluate situations and provide solutions, so I am particularly good at blue skying :)
Also, if my art skills can be of help, I will be glad to assist.
Thank you!!
janey_13
10-13-2003, 12:40 PM
My name is Rebecca. I am 25 years old, I'm a webmaster (HTML, php, MySQL, Photoshop, JavaScript) and I also do graphic design, and I live in the Detroit Metro area.
My slightly outdate portfolio is at: http://www.tie-dyed-moose.com/ and other sites I have worked on, inlcude:
http://www.technologyunderwriters.com/
http://www.childcareservices.com/
http://www.twincitiesscapers.com/
Deianeira
10-18-2003, 05:47 AM
Hello Fellow Farscapers :) :) :)
My name is Dieaniera but friends call me De :) :)
I am from the Suburbs outside of Detroit Michigan in the city called Westland. I am a 38 year old female who is an avid Farscape Fanatic!!!
The things I am good at are organizing, participating in organizations, telling it like it is, taking chances, involving myself in campaigns I believe in with all my heart, a caring person and one that likes taking risks.. I have a lot of time on my hands for I was declared medically disabled for work.. However I still can do anything you need me too do.. I have organized gatherings (semi-large ones), been involved in campaigns for non censorship and other rights of the people. I have my degrees in International Marketing, targeting the area of Strategic Marketing, degrees in Advertising, Business Administration, and a minor in CIS.. However I am not a webmaster not even close to being one:) :) But I am a good writer of all types of writings. I am willing to do and try anything that will help the cause that I am fighting for and enjoy going to conventions, especially ones that will have a debate panel there because I love to debate and am good at it... I love learning new things regarding other types of cultures and languages. So if anyone wants to teach me a language or help me learn one while I am teaching myself, you are more than welome to give me pointers.. I like positive criticism for it actually makes me a better person.:aok:
So I guess what I am trying to say is that I am up for doing almost anything that is within my reach and sometimes out of my reach cause I thrive on being determined to make myself successful.. Like I said I like taking risks and I am very adventurous for instance, I am going to the Burbank Con and I intend on starting up a conversation with Ben Browder on the topic of SAVING FARSCAPE and hope to ask him if he has anything that he is doing right now or would like to do to save FARSCAPE. Also if he knows of anyone that needs assistance regarding this matter as you have asked of everyone here:)
I am very motivated, determined and have the time to spend on thinking of ideas or trying out the ideas to SAVE FARSCAPE and any campaign that is involved with the same ideas..
"Time is like a companion that goes with us on the journey, it reminds us to cherish every moment because it'll never come again. What we leave behind isn't as important as how we lived it because after all we are only mortal.." Quote by: Jean Luc Picard:) :)
Deianeira
10-18-2003, 06:10 AM
Hello Again,
Sorry about the second post but I forgot to put in my email addies in case anyone wants to contact me. Here are some addies for my IM names if you want to IM me...
Email me at these addies top one first and so on:
Deianeira@comcast.net
Deianeira1765@msn.com
Isabeau1765@aol.com
Deianeira@hotmail.com
IMing addies are:
Deianeira1765 on MSN Messenger
Isabeau1765 on AIM Messenger
DylansOnlyHope on AIM Messenger (2nd used AIM nickname)
Deianeira1765 on Yahoo Instant Messenger
So if you are ever online put my nicknames on your BUDDY LIST and we can chat about FARSCAPE of course of ANYTHING you want to:) :) :) :)
Blessed Be,
De
Loracna
10-28-2003, 06:59 PM
Hey there everyone,
I have discovered this site a little late, but I hope late is better than never.
I am 31 year old lawyer who loves this show. And before any of the lawyer jokes start, I would like to clarify that I am a tax lawyer and I have never chased an ambulance in my life and never intend to. Also, I often agree with the common consensus that most lawyers are scum.
With that out of the way, I would like to volunteer my legal services to the cause if any of my expertise could be of assistance. I doubt there are any tax issues to be reviewed, but I do have access to a variety of legal search engines and can find out answers to quazi legal questions that may be of assistance to the cause.
So if anyone in charge know of a way that I could donate my services, please email me at loracna5@aol.com, with farscape mentioned in the subject line.
brokendj23
10-30-2003, 04:43 PM
Hey guys, my name is Jay I'm 23 years old, and I'm stuck here in Worcester Mass. Thats pronounced woo-shter (or woo-shta depending on your new england accent) I can't say as I am or do anything spectacular...yet. I'm currently going to community college in the hopes to move on to a good communications school, maybe in Boston. My passion is a torn though, between either music production or cinematography, as i love them both.
I dj (hence the name) but not on the radio or anything, more of a hobby, but i spin drum and bass, or jungle if you will. If you won't then it probably means you have no idea what I'm talking about. To put it simply, it's fast electronic music that's generally most popular at raves. I like to write graffitti, so i suppose I could paint a really big save farscape tag in the city if people wanted. I also like writing in general, poetry, short stories, etc. Im basically really good at english.
I had always enjoyed farscape since it premiered, but never watched it that consistantly, so I wasn't really hooked at first. (imagine my utter confusion catching the latter half of infinite possibilities part 2 after not seeing the show in a few months) It wasn't until I heard sci fi was going to cancel the show, that i realized i had taken it for granted. since then ive grown into the addicted fiend that wrote way too much on this reply!
Delphi
11-04-2003, 08:49 AM
welcome to our "little" Farscape family all you new ppl :D Have a look around and if anything interests you get involved !!
Hi, I have been registered for a while, but I don't think I ever really introduced myself.
My name is John, I am a 25 year old male living in medford massachusetts. I am a software developer for a military defense company (I am actually not allowed to say the name of the company... stupid frelling policies). I have mostly worked with embedded real-time systems, but I have done lots of web development, setting up and administrating of servers (mostly linux). I like to say I am good with photoshop and graphic design, but the truth is I just dabble in it.
I have watched farscape since day one. I love it, but i guess thats why we are all here. If there is anything needed of me for the project please just ask. I work during the day and I am mostly doing contract stuff at night so I don't get to many chances to check forums and stuff, but I check my email insanely often. You can find me @:
AIM: aphotic3
MSN: aphotic3
EMAIL: aphoticNOSPAMsoaked.org
*note replace "NOSPAM" with "@" for the email address to actually work.
ScaperOnEdge
12-02-2003, 10:01 PM
All right then. My Name is Jessica Manna, I am a college student in Massachusetts. I am 18 years old and have a small radio show on campus.
I live in New York when I am on vaccation from School, by Poughkeepsie NY to be exact. I have a car I can use if needed. (That sounds so useless...)
I consider myself a writer. Hopefully that is what I'm best at. I'm not a bad speaker either.
~Jessica
Sayadina
12-03-2003, 09:07 PM
Hi,
My name is Tracy (people call my Saya from my handle) and I live in San Diego.
I'm really good at maintaining mailing lists and other such DB's. I've also organized (sometimes single-handedly) charity events and martial arts tournaments.
Look for me in an IM:
AIM - Sayadyna
Yahoo - lady_nephthys
MSN - Sayadina
Call on me anytime!
Delphi
12-10-2003, 12:25 AM
Dune fan Saya?
Sayadina
12-10-2003, 03:44 PM
uh....
now why would you think that? :eek:
Besides, all of the cool Farscape names were taken.....
Delphi
12-11-2003, 01:46 AM
Sayadina(SAYYADINA) feminine acolyte in the Fremen religious hierarchy.
when i wasn't watching Farscape i was watching Dune.
Dominar Rygel XVI
01-04-2004, 02:36 PM
My name is Ivan,friends call me soldier/that comes from a MetallicA song/.I am 17 years old and live in Bulgaria.I'm just a student.My favorites/except FARSCAPE and computers/ are football and hooliganism around the stadiums.I think FARSCAPE is the best series on TV ever!
I hate Stargate SG 1 too :whip:
BEST WISHES TO ALL SCAPERS AROUND THE WORLD :)
Enforcer
01-11-2004, 07:20 PM
Hi, I'm Enforcer. I chose that name because it's all I could think of in the spur of the moment. I am in Law Enforcement here in NC and I have been watching Farscape since about midway through the third season. I am a member of the SWAT team out here and prior to my career in LE I was in the US Army as an Intel Analyst/Korean Linguist. My wife is an academic advisor and she is currently learning about the joys of Dreamweaver and Macromedia MX. I am still in the Army reserves and because they are continually activating us, I am actually considering going back on active duty. My wife is currently developing a basic website for the Carolina Scapers. I really don't know how I can be of much assistance, but whatever I can do, let me know.
statix42
02-15-2004, 12:54 PM
hi, i'm russell. 32 and am newly living in san francisco. i've been in entertainment retail for 10yrs and currently am a store manager for EB Games. been watching farscape from the begining. i have gotten several ppl into watching the show and still working to that end. my expertise runs more to the sales side of things. i am willing to do what ever it takes to help the cause.
chri-baby
02-15-2004, 02:34 PM
my name is Dalal, I'm 35 and I live in Kuwait (a native not an expat.). I'm a civil engineer by education,an investment analyst by choice!
I dont do anything best! I'm a Jacky ;) of all trades, expert at non :D.
Selena
02-16-2004, 05:45 AM
I am 50 something, an Aussie currently living in Nashville TN, I masquerade as a perioperative nurse http://www.click-smilies.de/sammlung0903/verkleidung/costumed-smiley-050.gif and Roving Correspondent for The Lucan News Service.:D
Sycamor
02-19-2004, 08:06 PM
Hello. My name is Peter. I am a student, and I am 16 years old. I live in the virbrant cultural nexus of the world: Ohio. I am sometimes scarcastic. My amazing skills include posting replies to threads instead of studying for history tests. I also like art, and am not that bad at it. My favorite medium is watercolor.
Sayadina
02-24-2004, 05:15 PM
Hi all
ok, I was in San Diego, now I'm in Honolulu, Hawaii.
all of my handles are still good:
AOL: Sayadyna
MSN: Sayyadyna
Yahoo: lady_nephthys
Always willing to lend a hand in any kind of venture...
kate29987
02-25-2004, 11:43 AM
hi, im kate,16, from the uk, and a huge fan of farscape.
Im best at writing mostly, as well as researching info on various topics. If anything no one that has met me can't say im not persistant, in getting what I want.
I'm new to the cause, and wonder what is the main aim in the campaign now that there are rumours of a mini series to round the show off?
jayelsee
02-25-2004, 02:58 PM
I'm new to the cause, and wonder what is the main aim in the campaign now that there are rumours of a mini series to round the show off?Converts! More eyeballs! Get more people to love and watch Farscape, so when the mini-series comes on, it will be a HUGE success, which will lead to more Farscape......season 5, 6, movies? The sky (or the universe) is the limit!
Welcome, btw.
mjwillia
02-27-2004, 08:05 AM
Hi - my name is Margaret and I am a Detroit, MI transplant living in Vermillion, South Dakota! I really identify with "John Crighton." I am 42 years old and work as a Prospect Researcher for the local University's Foundation.
Hey - Chiana's Frell Toy! I cought a 2lb Large Mouth Bass once! My "record" fish was a 4 lb and 4 oz Rainbow Trout! Both fish were caught in Michigan - I don't like fishing in South Dakota.
What I "bring to the table" is I write letters! I write them and send them to all the addresses listed here over and over again. I send seasonal cards and letters every week!
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