However, it is better known by its other names: () or (), or in English, Cowherd Star.

" Warp " had originally been the internal IBM name for the release: IBM claimed that it had used Star Trek terms as internal names for past OS / 2 releases, and that this one seemed appropriate for external use as well.

It uses the species names of Vrusk, Dralasite, Sathar, and Yazirian, but is not actually the Star Frontiers setting.

Star names from these catalogues include the initials of which of the four catalogues they are from ( though the Southern follows the example of the Bonner and uses BD ; CPD is often shortened to CP ), followed by the angle of declination of the star ( rounded towards zero, and thus ranging from + 00 to + 89 and-00 to-89 ), followed by an arbitrary number as there are always thousands of stars at each angle.

The book Star Names: Their Lore and Meaning by R. H. Allen ( 1899 ) has had effects on star names:

The 1963 edition of the short story collection The Happy Highwayman contains examples of abandoned revisions ; in one story published in the 1930s (" The Star Producers "), references to actors of the 1930s were replaced for 1963 with names of current movie stars ; another 1930s-era story, " The Man Who Was Lucky ", added references to atomic power.

He's busted down to Janitor Second Class, and assigned to the SCS DeepShip 86 ( a parody of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine ), commanded by Commander Kielbasa, a Cowardly Lion look-alike whose name is taken from the polish sausage as well as being a play on the names of both the feline Kilrathi from the video game series Wing Commander and of the character Mufasa from the animated motion picture The Lion King.

Famous taarab singers names are Abbasi Mzee, Culture Musical Club, Shakila of Black Star Musical Group.

First coming together in 1972, the core duo of Andy Partridge ( guitars & vocals ) and Colin Moulding ( bass & vocals ) went through many band names ( including The Helium Kidz and Star Park ) over the next five years.

Star Trek writer D. C. Fontana ( Dorothy Catherine ) wrote using her abbreviated own name and also under the pen names Michael Richards and J. Michael Bingham.

He was viewed as the primary representative of Western interests in this group, and was given the names " Henry of the West " and " The Western Star.

In later Star Wars literature she marries Han Solo, her romantic interest in the original films, and has three children with him, whose names are Jacen, Jaina, and Anakin.

The treatment of Vulcan names has been erratic throughout Star Trek's production history.

The earliest reference to Vulcan names following a set pattern dates back to a May 3, 1966 memo from TOS producer Robert H. Justman to Gene Roddenberry ( later reprinted in the book The Making of Star Trek ) in which Justman recommended that all Vulcan names begin with " SP " and end with " K ", and have exactly five letters.

His name is derived from Isaac Asimov's Lucky Starr series and the " Lone Star State " of Texas, as well as being a parody on the last names of the two heroes of Star Wars, Solo ( Lone ) and Skywalker ( Star ).

He supervised the compilation of the Palermo Catalogue of stars, containing 7, 646 star entries with unprecedented precision, including the star names " Garnet Star " from Herschel, and the original Rotanev and Sualocin.

This work has largely ended, but the Borough still provides a permanent site at Star Lane, and the gatherings are commemorated in local street names, such as Romany Rise.

Route 58 has several names throughout its length, including the Blue Star Memorial Highway ( for its entire length ); the Kern County Korean War Veterans Memorial Highway, for the section from Route 184 to the Kern County / San Bernardino County Line ; and the Rosa Parks Highway, for the section between Route 99 and Route 184.

By the summer of 1969, Sly & The Family Stone were one of the biggest names in music, releasing three more top five singles, " Hot Fun in the Summertime " and " Thank You ( Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin )" / " Everybody Is a Star ", before the end of the year, and appearing at Woodstock.

In an effort to compete with the Sun, the Daily Mirror and Daily Star tabloids instituted their own Page Three – like features under different names, although the Daily Mirror stopped featuring topless models on page 3 in the 1980s, deeming the photographs demeaning to women.

Matsumoto worked with Yoshinobu Nishizaki on Space Battleship Yamato ( known outside Japan under various names but most commonly as Star Blazers ).

In later comics written by Tommy Yune, Rex acquires the car that he names " Shooting Star " from Prince Kabala of Kapetapek.

" BDP used this riff in the song " Remix for P is Free ," and it was later resampled by artists such as Black Star and dead prez.

* Bowling Green Building, later the White Star Line Building ( 11 Broadway )

Notable later editions of the Howard stories include the Donald M. Grant editions ( 1974 – 1989 ); Berkley editions ( 1977 ); Gollancz editions ( 2000 – 2006 ), and Wandering Star / Del Rey editions ( 2003 – 2005 ).

* The Borg from Star Trek, including Seven of Nine from Star Trek: Voyager, a human who was assimilated into a drone and later severed from the collective.

Star Trek would later offer other corporeal life-forms with an alternative biochemistry.

The Tholians of " The Tholian Web " are depicted and described, in that episode and later in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode " In a Mirror, Darkly " as being primarily of mineral-based composition and thriving only in superheated conditions.

* Rappers Rapp Group, later known as Dark Star, an American hip hop group

Among the later shows produced at Desilu were: The Andy Griffith Show, The Dick Van Dyke Show, The Lucy Show, and Star Trek.

The crew Tintin joined was composed of Europeans from Axis or neutral countries (" Europe ") while their underhanded rivals were Americans ( although in later editions the US flag was removed from the rival ship ; see the image on the The Shooting Star page ), financed by a person with a Jewish name and what Nazi propagandists called " Jewish features.

" In 1947, he took eleven songs George had written but never used, provided them with new lyrics, and incorporated them into the Betty Grable film The Shocking Miss Pilgrim and he later wrote comic lyrics for Billy Wilder's movie Kiss Me, Stupid -- although most critics believe his final major work was for the 1954 Judy Garland film, A Star Is Born ).

The language appeared intermittently in later films featuring the original cast-for example, in Star Trek V: The Final Frontier and in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country ( 1991 ), where translation difficulties served as a plot device.

A small number of non-Klingon characters were later depicted in Star Trek as having learned to speak Klingon, notably Jean-Luc Picard and Jadzia Dax.

Worf would later reappear among the regular characters in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine ( 1993 ) and B ' Elanna Torres, a Klingon-human hybrid, would become a main character on Star Trek: Voyager ( 1995 ).

The use of untranslated Klingon words interspersed with conversation translated into English was commonplace in later seasons of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, when Klingons became a more important part of the series ' overall story-arcs.

Roughly 300 years separate the timeline of the last stories of the early setting ( which are set roughly between 2000 and 2350 ), from the earliest stories in the later setting ( set in 2651 ( Neutron Star ) and later ).

Mesa was the system programming language of the later Xerox Star workstations, and for the GlobalView desktop environment.

Mesa was later adopted as the system's programming language for Xerox's commercial workstations such as the Xerox 8010 ( Xerox Star, Dandelion ) and Xerox 6085 ( Daybreak ), in particular for the Pilot operating system.

* The original Star Desktop evolved into the ViewPoint Desktop and later became GlobalView which was ported to various Unix platforms, such as SunOS Unix and AIX, A Mesa to C compiler was written and the resulting code compiled for the target platform.

** Star Trek: Phaser Strike ( later just Phaser Strike )

For example, a committee of the Council — which later became the Court of the Star Chamber — was during the fifteenth century permitted to inflict any punishment except death, without being bound by normal court procedure.

This plotline was later revisited in the spinoff series Star Trek: The Next Generation in the episode " The Naked Now.