The Assimilation

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Jeri Ryan on the cover of Tv Guide

Jeri Ryan ("Seven of Nine" on Star Trek: Voyager) will soon be featured on her second cover of TV Guide magazine. She will be featured in the April 10th issue of the popular magazine alongside another Sci-Fi diva, Lucy Lawless ("Xena" on Xena: The Warrior Princess.) The issue should be available on newsstands Monday, April

The following media was gathered from the photo shoot which took place last November and appears courtesy of Entertainment Tonight Online. To read more about the shoot, check out the article at www.ETOnline.com.

The DS9 Primer. The Final week is coming up

For those of you who've been away for a while.... The Dominion War began at the end of Season Five and pits the Federation/Klingon/Romulan Alliance against the Dominion and the Cardassians. The Cardassians joined the Dominion under the leadership of Gul Dukat, who saw the alliance as a way to restore the power and prestige of the Cardassian Empire which had fallen on hard times ever since its retreat from the Bajoran Sector. The Dominion is ruled by the Founders, a race of Shapeshifters, who exercise their power through their Vorta underlings and Jem'Hadar soldiers. The Vorta are genetically-engineered to worship the Founders as gods. The Vorta are also cloned, with each succeeding copy receiving a download of the precessor's memories and experiences. The Jem'Hadar are also genetically engineered to worship the Founders, but are also addicted to a drug called Ketracel White as a way of insuring their undying loyalty to the Founders.

The Founder on Cardassia has no name, but is referred to simply as the Female Shapeshifter. She spent a great deal of time with Odo, trying to bring him back home to his people in the Gamma Quadrant, but has met with limited success. Odo clearly wants to go home to his people, but is repelled by the Dominion. (Also, Odo is in a relationship with Kira, and has said that if it weren't for Kira, he would have returned to the Link one way or the other.)

The Founders themselves have contracted a deadly disease which is affecting the entire Great Link (the pool of "goo" in which they naturally live). If a cure is not found in time, the entire race could be wiped out. The Dominion's aim is to conquer the Alpha Quadrant and bring their version of "order" to the galaxy.

Cardassia is now ruled by Legate Damar, who once served under Gul Dukat. Following the retaking of Deep Space Nine by Starfleet, Dukat fell into Federation hands and suffered a bout of mental illness, thus rendering himself incapable of leading Cardassia on both counts. Damar became his sucessor, but is now chafing under the thumb of the head Vorta, Weyoun.

Dukat himself was last seen leading a cult of Bajoran Pagh-wraith worshipers. In Bajoran mythology, the Pagh-wraiths are the evil antithesis of the benevolent Prophets who live in the Celestial Temple or the Wormhole, as our Starfleet characters refer to it. It was a Pagh-wraith which killed Jadzia Dax at the the end of Season Six. Dukat's fascination with the Pagh-wraiths, who seem intent on bringing harm to Bajor in their plan to retake the Temple from the Prophets, goes deeper than a simple ploy. Dukat has found something meaningful in the Pagh-wraiths, and it's not clear what he plans for the future.

Sisko has been told by the Prophets that he will face a great test and that he is "of Bajor." What that means is unclear, but clearly the Captain is fast approaching his destiny. Sisko is currently in a serious relationship with Kasidy Yates, a freighter captain.

Worf is dealing with the presence of Jadzia's successor, Ezri being aboard the station. After Jadzia died, the Dax symbiont was transferred to young Ezri Tigan, in an emergency procedure. As a result, Ezri was completely unprepared for the experience of being Joined and has struggled with the memories of her past "lives" ever since. There is palpable tension between her and Worf, who is extremely uncomfortable with having this "ghost" of his dead wife walking around the station. Both Quark and Bashir have expressed more than casual interest in Ezri. Morn still drinks a lot.

Leonard Nimoy is hosting Y2K preparation video.

Nashville, TN- "The Y2K Family Survival Guide" home video created by members of Nashville's independent film community premiered in the Music City recently. Produced by Nashville-based film development and distribution company, International Cinema Partners (ICP), the documentary is narrated by actor/author/director Leonard Nimoy who is best known for his role as Star Trek's "Mr. Spock" and his work on the "In Search Of" documentary series. "The Y2K phenomenon is one of the most serious challenges in the history of humankind," reflects Andy van Roon, president of ICP and writer/executive producer of the project. "It is something that will affect us on a personal, community, and global level at the same time. It is extremely important that we become as knowledgeable as possible about the ramifications of Y2K and then prepare as best we can, both individually and collectively, for whatever may occur." Knowledge and preparation is exactly what the video provides and, already, online customers at Internet retailer Amazon.com are praising the effort as "informative but not alarmist" and "slickly produced"- some also noting that it's "a must for Spock fans."

The video's search for information led production crews to New York, Chicago, Seattle, Washington, D.C. and back to Nashville for sources including: - John Koskinen, chairman of President Clinton's Year 2000 Commission - U.S. Rep. Steve Horn, R-California, chairman of the House of Representatives Task Force on the Year 2000 Problem

- Ken Russell, vice president of Nashville's ISDN-Net, an Internet connection and security service - Jim Thacker, chief of Nashville's Office of Emergency Management - Tim Wilson, publisher of the bi-weekly Y2K News Magazine - Ted Wright, nationally recognized author/lecturer on family safety and disaster preparedness.

Combining the interviews with Nimoy's narration and deft use of stock footage, the video introduces the problem, clearly explains how it happened, offers some worst-case scenarios and tells how they are being addressed. "The Y2K Family Survival Guide" video is being made available on the Internet's Amazon.com as well as retail video stores nationwide. The product will also be distributed in audio book form, CD-ROM and a print version.