lemrtom

Hey! I got into my current job 6 months ago as regional manager. My mission was to lead a new department on the regional level. When I got into the company I knew some of the scope of my team's functions would clash with those of another team. From day one I was super open to the other team's manager, and offered to collaborate and work together. Yet, he was not that kind to me, and it was pretty obvious how he undermined me and my team at every opportunity. A few months into the job, my Director was suddenly fired, the area restructured, and me and my team were put under that other manager. Instead of fighting it, I talked to him and offered my support. For a while things went well, his tea

Hoy tuve que venir al correo a buscar un regalo que me llegó del exterior. Los pasos:

• Me llegó un telegrama.
• Tuve que entrar a un sitio web y declarar que desconozco el contenido del paquete.
• Tuve que pagar online (porque obvio, cuando a uno le mandan algo con el envío ya pago, igual hay que pagar un impuesto (?)).
• Tuve que sacar un turno online, para lo cual por poco me pidieron una dickpic de tantos datos que pedían.
• Saque el turno a las 9.
• A las 9 menos 3 llegué al correo.
• Cola afuera.
• Se abre la puerta.
• Cola adentro.
• Tras 20 minutos me atienden. Me hacen firmar un papel. Me piden el DNI (obvio), y me dan otro papelito con el que me mandan a otra cola. Ya son las 9

The Federation has always been presented to us as a force of peace and union between races. And to an extent that is true. The fact that 150 planets, inhabited by a wide variety of species, have managed to unite under one Federal government, sharing technology, allowing free movement between their worlds, and who knows what else is certainly commendable. But in spite of its peaceful spirit, the Federation was actually very powerful, and has spread really fast. So much so, that at times it has produced conflicts with races that were either expansionist themselves, or unwilling to share their expansion with others. I would argue than, in some cases, the Federation's expansionism has been so ag

We all know the story. When the Enterprise C was captured by the Romulans in 2344, its crew members were captured. Tasha, who was among the survivors, fell in love with a Romulan and got pregnant with Sela. The story is lovely, but it doesn't add up. How come Sela had aged 35-40 years by 2366, only 22 years later, when she first encountered the Enterprise D during the Klingon civil war?

It is possible she had the same defective gene as Alexander Rozhenko, who also aged incredibly fast (perhaps it is the gravity plating on starships that affect some kids like this). But even if that was the case, and Sela simply aged faster, it wouldn't make sense for her to make it to the rank of commander

For a long time Wesley Crusher appearing in Uniform at Troi and Riker's wedding in Nemesis seemed like a big inconsistency or, at least, something that brought up a lot of questions with zero answers. Was Wesley back in Starfleet? Had he abandoned his travels with the Traveler? I believe the answer to both these questions is no. Wesley never got back into Starfleet. He was just on the Enterprise visiting for the wedding, and wearing his uniform as a retired officer.

Retired officers in many armed forces retain the privilege to wear their dress uniforms on military ceremonies, patriotic parades, or on social events when the invitation was influenced by their past military service. At first g