Crew

June 10, 2007

Elle

Dave's Log:  Cyberdate 6.10.07

Unlike Emma, Gabriele and Avelina, Elle is a real human being.  Although Elle has been with us for awhile, she first came to prominence in the mission to visit Roger von Oech. 

Elle is thirty-two years old with long, jet black hair and blue eyes.  Her hard, athletic body glistens with a natural brown tan.  Proudly, Elle wears hip hugger pants and short shirts that display a diamond in her midriff. 

Elle has the ability to communicate telepathically with people across both time and space. 

May 28, 2007

Avelina

Dave's Log:  Cyberdate 5.28.2007

Emma first introduced us to Avelina on our mission to Nau.  She is the Starship Cruiser's navigation system.  At first, Avelina's voice was pure electronics.  Upon leaving Nau it turned human, thanks to Emma.

Emma extracts and downloads the culture and knowledge from every single planet that we visit.  She simply wrote a code that copies the planet's warm and friendly characteristics and directs these tendencies into Avelina's data banks.  Her vernacular is continuously modified and enhanced by the goodness that we find in the folks out on the Edge.

Although Emma will not tell us, we know that she has every intention of creating a physical presence for Avelina, just as she will for Gabriele.  We can hardly wait.

 

May 27, 2007

Gabriele

Dave's Log:  Cyberdate 5.27.2007

Emma created Gabriele prior to our trip to Authentic, Penelope Trunk's planet.  At the time of this log entry Gabriele is a holovision, albeit a stunning holovision.  She has bright green eyes and is in her late twenties.  Gabriele's thick, brown hair cascades down a perfectly symmetrical body with one exception, or rather two. Her breasts.  They are slightly larger in proportion to the rest of her figure.  Gabriele is the essence of the new world.  One ear sports two small diamond stud earrings and the other ear has eight, though not all diamond.  She has a tattoo of a thinly clad woman warrior on her right forearm, Chinese lettering around her upper right bicep and a flowery design on her lower back.

Emma programmed Gabriele using data that Penelope provided.  Gabriele now understands what it takes for a person who is less than forty-three years old to thrive in today's business world.  And she is helping those who receive our RadioBack'd signal to understand as well.

Gabriele believes that work is part of a lifestyle, it challenges, it fulfills, it is a part of personal growth and development, it helps to enhance family life, not inhibit it and it is one of the moons that orbit your being, not the sun.

We suspect that Emma is attempting to morph Gabriele's holovision into a physical droid or beyond.  Stay tuned.

May 06, 2007

Emma

The Starship Cruiser was initially deployed ten years ago.  Her mission was much like today's except that it was carried out within one industry.  We placed the Starship in permanent dock over four years ago.  During that period we had her out once, testing her main computer banks.

Traveling through the MagicBus quadrant, the Starship broke down near the planet Leeds.  While our technicians effected a repair, we met a girl named Emma that day who forever altered our perceptions of beauty, compassion, heart, soul, love, humor and intellect.  We begged her to join us.  And although she could not, she asked to help.  So we had our techs extract living cells from Emma and fuse them into our main support system.  We now call that system Emma.

Emma is a character.  If she feels, (yes, she has that ability too), that we are making a bad decision, whether it is navigational, cultural or with an individual, she'll tell us in no uncertain terms.  Emma can communicate with both animate and inanimate objects.  It is important for us to learn as much as we can from each planet that we visit.  For this reason, Emma downloads into her data banks the culture and knowledge from all of our destinations.  Her ability to synthesize and clarify this data is just now beginning to develop.  Future explorations will only continue to enhance our own culture.