travis: calibrators. we talked about the beauty calibrator. measure and really achieve perfect symmetry with their brows. this is kind of fast-forward from that device. and the only caveat about using this, is, it's quite sharp. so if you ever use a real caliper, it's used in construction. it measures the distance from one end to the other, and you are trying to use this as a makeup artist or doing makeup to make sure things are symmetric. i think with this one, it may not be necessary in everyday use. you can use a pencil graphics of that there. it achieves the ideal length of things without necessarily putting something very sharp and industrial-looking near your eyes. so, that's the caliper. the third prop here is the instant uplift tool. this is actually touted by kloe kardashian, her go-to before she applies make up. it has stones that are meant stimulate the area. you roll it over the area, i am not a huge fan of spending a lot of money. especially $69 for this wand. but just a good anything that will stimulate the circulation, massaging

you have continued shipments of calibration material. there is a lab in mississippi where there has been some of that work done. that's going to be an issue for crime labs and four other laboratories where the quantities. i found out through research for this panel that there is an article about the miscible marijuana and they did a study, recent study, 2015, in seattle and los angeles involving medical marijuana and looking at the dosages put on the packages. the doses were wildly inaccurate there was only less than 25% of the dosage on the packages within 10% accuracy of the amount of thc in the samples, so there are significant scientific issues and just going about regulating marijuana and regulating thc content. i think what we are seeing and what the statistics are showing lec and wyoming in terms of what's seen trafficking in the state is that the direction of marijuana use is in the direction of edibles. it seems to be where it's going and not cease to be where some of the biggest scientific challenges are, in edibles. there migh

over a seven-year period investigators say former trooper mark denis calibrated machines in five counties including ocean county. the attorney general's office says the state has identified more than 20,000 people who provided breath samples on instruments that he calibrated. lawyers have filed a class action lawsuit and say they are getting lots of calls from clients who hope that a drunk driving conviction can be overturned. >> a lot of these people are desperate, especially if they are repeat offenders. we're talking about people that maybe lost their license for ten years. this gives them hope that there's a possibility of getting their license back. >> that attorney you just saw says getting accurate breathalyzer readings is especially important in new jersey where very slight differences in readings can mean much stiffer penalties. >>> now let's get a look at state by state and county by county for a look at some. stories across the area. >> in delaware it's graduation in kent county for a new class of prison officers. the new staff members are already assigned to work in prisons th

>> it has to be calibrated but can be done. great application for anyone wanting to do things around their house or professionals. put it in your pocket. this is it. the whole thing. >> so smart. unbelievable. >> how much is that? >> about $249. >> okay. >> right. now, this is look at these beautiful babies. this is a picture hanger. >> drives me crazy. >> wait. go ahead. reposition it. >> uh-huh. >> did you see what you just did? >> i repositioned it. >> this is called gallery magic. what's the biggest problem hanging pictures? i want these all to be the same are super strong. i put a metal plate on the back. there's plate back here. >> yeah. >> now i just have to get close to where this has to go and now i can align this perfectly. >> ah -- uh-huh. >> if i want to readjust the picture, measuring out, oh, my gosh, i put a nail, too high, too low. >> a lot of leeway. >> this product can hold up to 15 pounds. that's a huge amount of weight. >> oh, no. >> what? >> my painting that i gave hoda. bring it up again. >> listen, moishe

>> it has to be calibrated. this has great application for around your house or professionals, this is it, right here, the whole thing. >> how much is that? >> it's about 249 bucks. now, this -- look at these beautiful babies. this is a picture hanger, reposition it. >> uh-huh. >> did you see what you just did? >> repositioned it. >> this is called gallery magic. what's the biggest problem when you hang pictures, i want these all to be the same level. i put this magnet on the back and there's a plate back here. i just have to get close where this has to go and realign it perfectly. if i want to readjust the picture, i put the nail too high or low. >> you have a lot of leeway. >> this little product here can hold up to 15 pounds. that's a huge amount of weight. >> oh, no. my painting that i gave hoda -- >> it weighs a lot more than 15 pounds. >> you can do several of these. i have extra. >> i knew that was coming up again. thank you, lou. if you have a question, e-mail us. thank you. the next time lou is here he

also calibrate in crime laboratory. you have to have samples of material, obtain it legally through the u.s. mail somehow from a lab that says this is how much thc in calibration material. please calibrate your equipment using this material. that thc in the sample degrades over time. you have to have continued shipments of calibration material and, of course, you have to buy it. where is that going to come from? there's a lab in mississippi where there's been some of that work has been done. that's going to be an issue for crime labs and other laboratories. what are the quantities. what i found out, doing research for this panel, journal of american association article about medicinal marijuana. they did a study, recent study, 2015 in seattle and los angeles involving medical marijuana and looking at the dosages put on the packages. the dosages were wildly inaccurate, less than 25% of dosages of labeling on the packages, 10% accuracy in the amount of thc in the sample. there are significant scientific issues going about

so our schedule is calibrated around that. trump's is -- looks like he's trying to go everywhere all at once. >> trump going everywhere, and yet he's been boosted by some recent news. the big question has been suddenly what effect will fbi director comey's letter to congress and related leaks allegedly from inside the fbi about investigations real and according to some nonexistent, how will that impact this election? it's a controversial topic. we have a qualified panel. a presidential campaign veteran and former chief of staff to joe mansion, a republican fundraiser and political consultant, and a national political reporter for bloomberg politics. hey, everybody. welcome to live saturday night coverage here at msnbc. if you're a politics junkie, there's nowhere else to be. chris, let's start with the political side of this. donald trump by many estimations seems to be doing better in multiple places. polls appear to be tightening. is there any other major reason for that besides the fbi appearing, according to some, to be in

again, they're still calibrating the votes that have come in. the reason it's taking so long to announce the winner is because there are so many ballots. the school board race is countywide and this year it's seen a record turnout because the presidential race. the size of the recount, according to the elections office is unprecedented. more consisting of two sheets of paper. that means either separating all the pages before running through the scanning or just scanning all the paper. another reason is, the mail-in ballots. when they arrive, they arrive folded which takes more time to unfold. officials say they need more time but hopefully -- they have to work pretty quickly. on tuesday, the school board is scheduled to swear in its new they should have it all completed by sunday. with that said, election officials will meet this afternoon. the canvassing board will discuss the results that have come in so far and discuss the game plan going into the weekend. hopefully the two women will have an idea of who will represent district seven on the s

i'll calibrate the s.i.f. generators. eight hours-- it's not a lot of time. it's all we have. smiley! your assembly crew won't let me into the torpedo bay. that's because they're trying to get the torpedo chambering mechanism on-line. oh, great. so what am i supposed to do with these torpedoes?! i have a few suggestions. do you, now? this isn't getting us anywhere. we need to buy more time. any ideas? how many raiders are left? only one. there's no way we can stop the alliance attack.

our schedule is calibrated around that. trump's is -- looks like he's just trying to go everywhere all at once. that's why we're spending time in michigan. >> kristen welker in philadelphia. we wanted to play that not only because it's brand new, but because he's making the argument while michigan is a state that democrats are supposed to win, if hillary clinton were losing michigan at all, we're going there because of the calendar, not the margin. what can you tell us about that strategy? >> reporter: that is a little bit of spin. it is true that these states are about to vote. you don't have early voting in michigan. but what we're seeing is the polls are tightening in michigan. secretary clinton right now only has a four-point lead. that's tighter than the clinton campaign wants. the reason why, ari, michigan, pennsylvania, the state where i am right now, that's a part of her firewall. these are states that she is banking on in order to get to 270. she's going to michigan making sure all of our is are dotted, ts are cros

calibrated air speed of 210 miles per hour will be flown by all aircraft on bombing run.adar landfall 3450 north and 140 east will be the same for all planes for a good water contrast checkpoint. the navy is requested to furnish the following facilities for air sea rescue purposes. three surface vessels to proceed to positions x, four submarines assigned life guard duties at positions y. two dumb bos to orbit. two will orbit as super dumbos at following positions. each section of the plan is double checked to supervise certain aspects of planning, lieutenant colonel catton, a former lead crew pilot, recently brought over to staff as project officer. this officer's extensive combat experience now helps to iron out operational kinks. he will accompany this mission to observe new smoke signals at assembly point, a field order is now dispatched to the wings. takeoff time is flashed to the controller. who coordinates the vast network of communications gathered at the heart and center of command. here in the control room status panels and mission board are maintained to show to

to fire the main thrusters i need to calibrate the plasma injectors. so far, i can't get a grip on ththion regulator. want to try a hyper-spanner above the matrix? it might open it up a bit. oh... maybe we won't send you captain... we buried the bodies on the other side of that ridge. the dna readings-- 42 jem'hadar. one vorta. hoya to captain sisko. go ahead. a jem'hadar warship just dropped out of warp. break orbit and get out. they've locked phasers. hard to port! involve two parties discussing something? why not give you some say? or let your driving do the talking. liberty mutual righttrack? finally puts you in control. with savings of up to 30%, with an initial discount just for signing up. take control of your rates. liberty stands with you?. liberty mutual insurance. ( screams ) inside! we don't stand a chance in the open. we may not be safe in here. why do they not come? give them time. watch our backs, commander. we're moving to the command center. can you walk? faster than you can. let me take a look at this. i'm all right, captain. i've had

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check the calibrations on the equipment. maybe they were big glasses? captain fuller, at one point during officer palones' questioning did you change your story to only one glass? yes. why? i wasn't counting. how do you know you only had two? we've been through this already. i was on a date. i had two glasses of wine, maybe. a beer in the afternoon at a football game is a big deal for me. i don't smoke pot, either or snort cocaine, take drugs beat my children, or cheat on my wife... when i was married. settle down, captain. can we just please try to get through this? i'm a little frustrated. i'm a good cop. i do my job well. it's guys like me you want on the force. i'm not questioning to the bottom line? ask me to admit that i could barely walk much less drive. if that's all you want, i can give it to you now we can cut this short. that's not the purpose of the interview. i'm merely trying to ascertain the facts. great! i'm talking to joe friday now. i can't wait for you to be on my side if i'm ever in any serious trouble. make no mistake about it. t.j.

the weapons are also on line but t e targeting scanners have to be manually calibrated. we can shoot but god knows what we'll hit. what about communications? thedefiant'scom system is fried-- and i do mean fried. we still have our com badges. i'm afraid not. they won't work either not with all the interference from the unshielded e.p.s. conduits. well, whatdowe use? cups and a long string? w com system. cadet? cadet nog, reporting as ordered, , r. stand easy. o'brien: with most of the bridge cocorol functions off line all orders to engineering will have to be relayed. in the interest of clarity messages should be relayed with one voice. mimier academy here. i figured you'd want somebody who could hear you while the bridge was exploding around you. exploding? we may be going into combat. det? sir. yes, sir. absolutely, sir. i'm glad to hear it. report to the bridge. aye, sir. "exploding"? let me give you all the bad news at once, sir. we have no cloak, no transporters no replicators, and the stabilizing gyros are at only 50%. so don't ask for any sharp turns unlele you wa

i've completed calibration tests on the inertial coupling ports on all three upper pylons. how did you finish so quickly? i just did the work. i didn't allow myself to get caught up in any of the distracting discussions the other workers engage in. ferengi can be very focused, especially when no one bothers to talk to them. i see. not that i mind. i'm used to being ignored. is something wrong, chief? i can work slower if you want me to. rom... i need your help and i need you to keep your mouth shut. can i count on you? is that a trick question? rom, this is serious. you can depend on me, chief. we're going to make some modifications to several of the station's systems. i don't want you to breathe a word of this to anyone. worf... they don't know? of course they know. well, at least some of them do but they have to pretend that they don't. this is a top secret starfleet operation. culpable deniability. i understand. don't worry about me, chief. my lips are sealed. nobody will get anybody out of me. not even my name. rom, everybody on the station knows your name. right. but i

because of that calibration material. and of the sample degrades over time. set will be an issue for the crime lab's. with that to do a recent study to involve medical marijuana. and those have less than 25% of those packages were within 10 percent accuracy in the example. so those are significant issues just to point this out to regulate marijuana and regulating the thc content. to say this in wyoming to be traffic and to the state the direction is then the direction of adults those were some of the biggest scientific challenges. >> >> but with oklahoma against colorado. with the spillover into wyoming of marijuana purchased from colorado. but with the amount of marijuana in wyoming so this pretty easy to tell. so with the quick couple issues from 2014 replaced 127 million and a share in 2015 and moved up 100 critics so intent 2014 so currently there is a big percentage increase coming from marijuana and colorado. real estate and the largest increase in some parts of wyoming that we expected 15 years we have similar increase so the evidence is pretty clear w

>> his entire presidency will be carefully calibrated. he balances the angry base of voters that got him into office with getting something done with the establishment. some rings he won't be able to do so he says, i can't move this. these are things in foreign policy terms that are impossible but everyone pledges to do them. there are things he can do. he has ripped up tpp and will probably rip up the negotiation with europe. it will always be a little appeasing the establishment and the base. katty: thank you for coming. congratulations on your congressional award today. wadedump waited in -- into a diplomatic controversy when he suggested nigel farage should be the british ambassador to washington. what was seen as interference in british affairs did not go down well. downing street pointed out there was no vacancy. >> places to go, people to talk too. diplomatic rules of good manners, the next president named him as the one he wants as britain's ambassador. nigel farage's reaction, "who me?" >> i wasn't expecting it for a moment. it s

or effect them to try to calibrate properly so that we are focused on achieving things that are positive. i think there are positive ways to heal relationship and that would be good for both of us. again, so for example, evelyn talked about letting other countries choose to institutional affiliations. that sounds great and i think that's a good ideal, but that doesn't, we could also choose our affiliations. so, for example, with ukraine or georgia or other countries that i want to join nato we have to ask is that good for our safety? it's not a club that has open membership. it's a club that the club should decide who gets to be in and we should think again about what might be the consequences of -- >> this is policy. don't extend and it appeared we are still in analytical face. john, the question is a primarily putin driven, primarily mistakes of the u.s. and perspective history, the causality of present the limit and the underlying factors before you can make policy? >> i recommend to everyone in this room to read the end of the bar -- empire, a book about the last year or two of the s

has to go through some calibrations, testing and things like that. it's awesome stuff. all right. right now boston at 35. bedford at 33. fitchburg at 33. there's some test products online already. good stuff. thanksgiving day conversation. it feels like it's the teens and the 20s. boston, it feels like 24. worcest worcester it feels like 16. here is the satellite picture from the antiquated stuff. on top of that is the radar imagery. we have clouds, snow showers and a big red l on the map, that's a cold storm pinning canada. high pressure does begin to nose in slowly. once that blue h gets in new england, that will shut the wind down. tonight windy, cold, mostly clear. 20s to around 30. tomorrow still cold, still windy, still very december-like. lots of sunshine. temps 29 to 34. if tomorrow is your dry day, boston 43. lakeville at 44. north of town, when you're out that is public enemy number one. it will feel like the middle and upper 30s tomorrow afternoon. it will feel like the teens and 20s for your morning commute. wednesday lots of sun, cold. temps on wednesday low 40s. if w

the fiery campaigner ready to joust with beijing, or a pragmatic deal maker who can accurately calibrate the pluses and minuses of a tougher stance with a critical economic competitor and partner. >> bill adams joins us now to talk more about u.s./china relations and whether or not we might see a trade war between the two countries. he is senior international economist at pnc financial. bill, welcome. nice to have you here. i want to pick up -- >> thanks for having me. >> -- from where tyler left off in that piece. what's said on the campaign trail, it does not necessarily play out the way it is said once you get into the office of the presidency. so given that, and we heard that from president obama today as well, given that, how would you characterize donald trump and his relationship with china? >> well, thinking about the u.s. relationship with china generally, it's a complex relationship. we have areas of cooperation and areas where we get along quite well, and then we have other areas of intense friction, and that's inevitable when you have two very different countries, very differ

carolina: de alto calibre justamente despuÉs de lo que pasÓ en san bernardino.ara que nos cuentes cÓmo estÁ el tema de las redes. josÉ: qué noche, verdad? tuvimos una noche informativa y muy abundante. en esos momentos lo que se mÁs está leyendo nuestra pÁgina web es nuestro live blog del que hemos hablado hacerse unos dÍas y es el minuto a minuto de lo que estÁ sucediendo. allÍ hicimos referencia a cÓmo donald trump ganÓ de forma para muchos inesperada y sorpresiva. y ese discurso que dio y que se sigue leyendo nuestra pÁgina. tambiÉn hemos echado una reseÑa de cÓmo hillary clinton, que anoche no apareciÓ esta maÑana reconociÓ su derrota; y cómo el presidente obama ha dicho que va tratar de trabajar con el presidente Óptimo para talla una transiciÓn mucho mÁs tranquila. en este emotivo discurso la hemos visto a hillary. parecÍa que iba a llorar. javier: quÉ se pareciÓ esto? >> fue un discurso presidencial, de la persona que lleva toda su vida preparÁndose para este momento, en el sentido de que querÍa ser presidente y se quedaron las puertas. parecÍa que en alg

a synaptic scan calibrates it for each species. they call this progress. there's something to be said for a good, old- fashioned flogging. well, that's what's so exceptional about this device. traditional forms of punishment can overwhelm the nervous system. after a time, the brain ceases to feel anything. these sensors continually shift the stimulation from one nerve cluster to another, i think you enjoy your work too much, doctor. archer: what, exactly, did mr. terev do? i'm not certain. i suspect he was late for his duty shift. aren't all tellarites guilty of something? archer: did you get a chance to look over my proposal? forrest: i read it. and? we're going to rendezvous ata from some anonymous "source." maybe you haven't heard, but we have a rebellion to put down, and the tholians aren't part of it. you saw the data. this technology would give us a tactical advantage. we could end the war tomorrow. sir? you bring that ship home, and you'll be a hero. emperor pins a medal on your chest. you might even get that command you've always wanted. resume you

i guess they kind of calibrate how the season is gonna go by what happens today. according to the news, a lot of people thought so ago, there was gonna be a disaster. apparently people around there, spending their money like crazy. how many of you are going shopping just like you did last year? to hell with it. [ applause ] you know, you might as well. the big one may come tomorrow. you might as well go out and do it. anyway, i guess the shopping malls were full today, and this is what is called "the daily news." came out thursday, november the 26. this was a gift guide. this is the paper, and look at the flyers. >> gee. >> i can't find the news anymore when you get the paper. by the time you get through what they call these-- what do they call these? blow-ins or something? or insert sheets, these are all from different advertisers. this is just from one local paper for gift-giving. uh, this year, according to figures, american families will spend an average of-- what would you guess, on a christmas gift? now, don't-- the average american family? what do you think

the alien in sick bay calibrated bor his containment field using omega's own resonance g. i've modified the chamber... those weren't your orders. the captain wants omega eliminated. that is still an option show me what you've done. this simulation shows the molecules in their free state, highly unstable. i've modified the chamber to emit a harmonic wave form that will dampen the molecules. looks great in theory, but this is only a simulation. how are you going to test it? on omega. bad idea. one mistake and no one will be around for a second try. someday, maybe. hang on to your research. for now, we stick to the plan. stand by to transport his crew for nine months the molecules and neutralize them as ordered. . in all of that time i have never made a personalalequest. i am making one now. allow me to proceed. please. why is this so important to you? particle zero-one-zero... the borg designation for what you call omega. every drone is aware of its existence. we were instructed to assimilate it at all costs. it is... perfection. the molecules exist in a flawless state infin

congress has shown that it is continually reducing the physical presence requirements and the age calibration component of it so that it precludes the transfer of citizenship. >> that argument seems to me that, nor did they have considered the issue several times and at no point did they take the step of eliminating it. >> that's correct, mr. chief justice, but they also haven't been confronted with -- the last time congress considered the statute was 1986, and an equal protection challenge to these physical presence requirements was not made until the florez v. our case. >> why did use the word today? >> i that were supposed to do, go back and figure out, if they had known that it was unconstitutional to give the unmarried woman a year requirement to live in the united states, had to give the unmarried man what he is a citizen eight years requirement. what would they have done then? is event or is it now? is a lot easier for you if it is now i think. but which is it, is there anything, i mean, you were not could help if you just say that because that's in your interest to say. is there anyth

it isn't calibrated for this type of patient. well? the fever's diminished. she's fighting it off. intravascular pressure has stabilized. blood oxygenation is good. she looks so innocent. it's almost possible to forget what she represents. we don't want to disturb her. ? it's been a long road ? getting from there to here ? it's been a long time ? but my time is finally near ? and i will see my dream come alive at last ? ? i will touch the sky o more ? ? no, they're not gonna change my mind ? ? 'cause i've got faith of the heart ? ? i'm going where my heart will take me ? ? i've got faith to believe ? i can do anything ? i've got strength of the soul ? ? i've got faith ? i've got, i've got ? ? i've got faith ? faith of the heart. captioning sponsored by paramount television and upn for what could prove to be a pivotal moment in human history. having endured a catastrophic world war, earth's governments came to this city for the purpose of creating a just and lasting peace among nations. today, we have assembled here again, representatives of numerous worlds, to forge an unprecedente

we've determined that a photon torpedo properly calibrated will force open the threshold long enough for voyager to get through. congratulations, captain. for awhile, i wasn't sure if even you could find it. prax. go to cargo bay one. you'll find the transporter patterns for more than a dozen telepaths. rematerialize them. yes, sir. impressive. you gave a masterful performance. i'm the one who's impressed with your selflessness, your humanity. it made all this so much easier. oh, but what about your selflessness? was that a fabrication, too? oh, that incident was real. what i didn't tell you was that after wrestling with my ethics i realized that i'd done the right thing in order to protect my people from a very real threat. please. i insist. access their forward sensor array. you should find neutrino emissions at roughly 20,000 kilometers off the port bow. on screen. target two photon torpedoes. when the first one detonates the wormhole will open. use the second one to destabilize its subspace matrix. that will destroy it. prax, report. i've isolated the bio-patterns. fire. it shoul

as soon as we finish calibrating the induction reactors we can fire up the main core. ( explosion ) good, because, unless there are any objections i'd like to get the hell off this planet. i'm for that. ready, chief. i could use a couple more hours to fine-tune the magnetic flux couplers but under the circumstances, now's as good a time as any. let's do it. sisko: everyone brace yourselves. commence launch sequence. ion thrusters fully charged. ventral impellers, one quarter. plasma compensators, on-line. thrusters to one half. chief, i'm getting a low-frequency resonance in the main reactor housing. o'brien: that's all right. keep compensating with the inertial dampers. dampers are at maximum. we need more power. ventral jets to one half. increase power to one half. main reactor housing, destabilizing. reactor containment field overloading. induction dampers disintegrating, captain. if we don't cut power we'll have a core breach. disengage thrusters. power down all systems. ( explosion ) how bad? main power grid is completely fused. d. we'll have to wait until the defiant gets here. she

avenue, the suspect, identified as manuel roales, 35 years old, fired at the officers with a .45-calibre semi-automatic handgun. >> john: officers returned fire, hitting the suspect. that suspect was killed as well as the sergeant. the other officer hit is in stable condition at a city hospital. >> the city is in mourning. and the family of the nypd is in mourning, and particularly all the men and women of the 43 precinct are in mourning right now, the loss of a very good man, a devoted man, man who committed his life to protecting all of us. >> john: the sergeant killed was a 19-year veteran of the nypd. he's survived by his wife and three-year-old son. in the newsroom, job cuoco, 7news night team. stabbing in rutgers university in new jersey this afternoon. officials placed school on lockdown after two students were stabbed. the suspected attacker was injured and has been taken into custody. the condition of the victim still unknown at this time. this happening at the business school on rutgers' new brunswick campus. >> election day only four days away. and new hampshire is the center

i'll calibrate the s.i.f. generators. eight hours-- it's not a lot of time. it's all we have. smiley! your assembly crew won't let me into the torpedo bay. that's because they're trying to get the torpedo chambering mechanism on-line. oh, great. so what am i supposed to do with these torpedoes?! i have a few suggestions. do you, now? this isn't getting us anywhere. we need to buy more time. any ideas? how many raiders are left? only one. there's no way we can stop the alliance attack. you'll never make it back. is that what you're worried about? i thought it was because i was going to reap all the glory. what good is glory when you're dead? who said anything about dying? when are...weleaving? i never liked staying in one place for very long. then, it's settled. before you go we'd better make damned sure you can get us that extra time. what a perverse idea. i have a better one: why don't i cut your throat? quick death-- muchless painful than anything the regent will do to you. i think you'd better worry about what the regent is going to do toyou. the regent has no reason to que

calibrate the ionic-pressure seals on the observation ports. your new designation is three of ten. yes, ma'am. i've got more isolinear processors for you to install. thanks but i need to get the power relays on-line first. are you sure that's a good idea? ensign wildman was assigned to that. this is ridiculous. because seven wants to turn this team into her own private collective. she says it's more efficient. sisiof ten, this is not your assignment. please, stop calling me that. you are compromising our productitity. i am reassigning you to chamber maintenance. your new designation istwoof ten. (laughing) wait a minute. you're demoting me? since when do the borg pull rank? a starfleet protocol i adapted. i find it most useful. how's it coming? the crew can be quite efficient when properly orgagazed. the chamber will be completed in an hour. i'll let the captain know. has she retrieved any data from the surface? not yet. they're trying to access the primary test chamber. were there survivors? a few. the doctor's treating them in sick bay. commander... seven's taking this "hive ment