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Discussion in ' Star Trek: The Next Generation ' started by Ar-Pharazon , Feb 6, 2014 .

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Story Called "Balut", it's a Philippine delicacy that looks like and is eaten exactly the same way we saw Gul Madred & Picard eating Taspar eggs in Chain Of Command . The 18-day-old fertilized duck egg -- a snack widely eaten in the Philippines -- has revolted even the most daring foodies with its carnal textures, earning it lofty rankings on many a "most disgusting/strange/terrifying food" list. Click to expand...

ALF Rear Admiral Rear Admiral

I like you, human! Most people become ill at the sight of live taspar.  

Ro_Laren Commodore Commodore

Yuck!  

Shik Commander Red Shirt

Having had thousand-year-old egg & mildly enjoyed it...sure, why not?  

T'Girl Vice Admiral Admiral

Your Mother: "How do you know you don't like it until you've tried it Dear?" I'd give it a shot.  

No, MY mother would be, "Then you shouldn't have ordered it."  

Robert D. Robot Fleet Captain Fleet Captain

I like to try foods that are new to me, that are more familiar to folks living in other parts of the world. I walk over to Chinatown in Boston when I have a layover in the bus station to get a couple of Preserved Egg Pies... and I keep trying to like durian. But I am not sure I would be able to try this balut! .... hmmm... I just Googled it and got a look. Really not sure I could do it. IF I had the opportunity, though... I would probably be telling myself that I should try it! [Balut is featured as one of "The 6 Most Terrifying Foods in the World" article at Cracked.com. It is worth a look if you don't have a full belly!]  

Cyke101 Rear Admiral Rear Admiral

My family and I are Filipino, so balut was how I connected to taspar, though taspar seems to be more gooey (so the egg is less developed) than balut. My brother tried his first balut a couple years ago, but he made sure that he could quickly down it with a bottle of beer, just to be on the safe side Of course, some of the bonuses with balut if you're lucky is the unexpected crunchiness of developing bone and cartilage, as well as the occasional feather!  

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Cardassia (also known as Cardassia Prime ) is a planet , the homeworld of the Cardassian civilization and capital planet of the Cardassian Union . Cardassia is the sixth planet in the Cardassia star system in the Cardassia sector of the galaxy 's Alpha Quadrant . Cardassia Prime is one of three habitable planets in the Cardassian system and has three moons , the inner-most of which is Letau , and one of which is known as the Blind Moon .

• 1.1.1 The Hebitians
• 1.1.2 The Cardassian Union
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History and specifics [ ]

History [ ], the hebitians [ ].

The Hebitians were the first civilization to rise on Cardassia. They were a sophisticated, sustainable, self-sufficient society and worshiped the deity Oralius. The Hebitian society eventually fell when Cardassia suffered catastrophic climate change, disease killed millions and the people lost their faith becoming militaristic and expansionist - the Cardassians. ( DS9 novel : A Stitch in Time )

The Cardassian Union [ ]

In the need to feed the population Cardassia became the center of an interstellar empire. Several agricultural colonies were established with the sole purpose of providing food to the impoverished population. ( TNG episode : " Chain of Command ", DS9 novel : The Never-Ending Sacrifice )

In 2372 Cardassia Prime came close to being conquered by the Klingon Empire . The invasion was only halted when Chancellor Gowron was convinced the resulting war with the Federation and Cardassians would be playing into the Dominions' hands. ( DS9 episode : " The Way of the Warrior ")

Dominion War [ ]

In 2373 Cardassia joined the Dominion and for the next 2 years functioned as their capital in the Alpha Quadrant. ( DS9 episode : " By Inferno's Light ")

Post-Dominion War recovery [ ]

In 2377 Gul Kentar amassed a large military force, and while the bulk of the Federation's fleet was in the Delta Quadrant conducting a counter attack in response to a recent Borg incursion, made a sneak attack on the Federation's reserve fleet in the Pearl Nebula . This provoked the Klingon Empire to launch a campaign against the Cardassian forces under Kentar. After a number of offensives the Klingons pushed Kentar's forces all the way back to the Cardassia system and took control of Cardassia Prime and the rest of the planets in the system. With Kentar's forces crushed the Cardassian leadership requested a truce, which was negotiated by Chancellor Martok himself, before the Klingon forces moved out of the system in pursuit of last remnants of Gul Kentar's rebellion in the Hubrik system . ( ST video game : Armada II )

Alternate realities [ ]

First splinter timeline [ ].

At the end of the Dominion War in retaliation for the Cardassians betrayal, the Dominion decimated much of Cardassia resulting in millions of deaths and the destruction of much of the infrastructure. The clean up process took a great deal of time and there were still corpses on the streets for weeks after the Dominion withdrawal. A democratic government led by Alon Ghemor rose up in the aftermath. ( DS9 episode & novelization : What You Leave Behind , DS9 novel : A Stitch in Time )

The Federation invested heavily in restoring Cardassia, efforts like the Andak project attempted to restore Cardassia to it's greener past. ( DS9 - Worlds of Deep Space Nine novel : Cardassia: The Lotus Flower )

In 2385 , after 10 years, Allied forces began the process of withdrawing from Cardassia Prime. ( ST - The Fall novel : The Crimson Shadow )

Geography [ ]

Cardassia was warmer and darker than other class M worlds like Bajor or Earth . ( DS9 novel : The Never-Ending Sacrifice )

A Cardassian year is less than 411 Cardassian days. ( DS9 novel : Fearful Symmetry )

In the past much of Cardassia was covered with lush green, thick forests with heavy rainfall. However, an atmospheric calamity of unknown origin befell the planet at the time, which led to centuries of drought. The remaining forests were cut down by shortsightedness and the once fertile soil over farmed to create dust bowl conditions. By the 24th century much of the surface was covered in desert, dry scrub and moorland. Only a small patch of rain forest remained on the Ba'aten Peninsula . ( DS9 novels : A Stitch in Time , The Never-Ending Sacrifice ).

The once verdant forests were forgotten by later generations of Cardassians, though members of the Oralian Way had records of it present within the Recitations that showed the paradise their home world once was. ( DS9 - Terok Nor novel : Dawn of the Eagles )

Following the Dominion War dust storms were common across the planet, including in Cardassia City . Summers were extremely hot and winters freezing cold. Autumn and spring were short, and heralded by several days of rain. ( ST - The Fall novel : The Crimson Shadow )

Cities and settlements [ ]

• Cardassia City ( Capital )
• Lakarian City

Regions [ ]

• Mekar Wilderness
• Morfan Province
• Ba'aten Peninsula
• Rogarin Province

Structural landmarks [ ]

• Central University
• University of Culat
• Imperial Plaza

Lifeforms [ ]

• Edosian Orchid
• indigo sunsearcher
• Mekarian sawtooth
• ithian tree

By the 2350s decade , there were very few remaining animals on Cardassia that were larger than the Cardassian humanoids themselves. As far as Iliana Ghemor knew, only the scant remaining species of deep- sea leviathans were larger than men. ( DS9 novel : Fearful Symmetry )

Other animals included:

• desert Regnar
• sleg Corgan

Appendices [ ]

Connections [ ], appearances and references [ ], appearances [ ].

• DS9 episode : " Tribunal "
• DS9 episode : " Second Skin "
• DS9 episode : " Defiant "
• DS9 episode : " By Inferno's Light "
• DS9 episode : " Tears of the Prophets "
• DS9 episode : " Image in the Sand "
• DS9 episode : " Shadows and Symbols "
• DS9 episode : " Treachery, Faith and the Great River "
• DS9 episode : " Penumbra "
• DS9 episode : " 'Til Death Do Us Part "
• DS9 episode : " Strange Bedfellows "
• DS9 episode : " The Changing Face of Evil "
• DS9 episode : " Tacking Into the Wind "
• DS9 episode : " The Dogs of War "
• DS9 episode : " What You Leave Behind "
• DS9 novel : The Way of the Warrior
• DS9 novel : A Stitch in Time
• DS9 - Mission Gamma novel : Cathedral
• DS9 - Worlds of Deep Space Nine novella : Cardassia: The Lotus Flower
• DS9 novel : Fearful Symmetry
• DS9 novel : The Never-Ending Sacrifice
• DS9 novel : Enigma Tales
• ST - The Fall novel : The Crimson Shadow
• ST - Section 31 novel : Control
• ST - Coda novel : The Ashes of Tomorrow
• ST comic : " The Red Path, Part 1 "

References [ ]

• ST video game : Starfleet Command III
• Last Unicorn RPG module : Raiders, Renegades & Rogues
• ST video game : Infinite

External link [ ]

• Cardassia article at Memory Alpha , the wiki for canon Star Trek .
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Cardassian Taspar Egg is a rare consumable out-of-combat self heal.

Consuming Cardassian Taspar Egg will boost your Hit Points by 72% over a period of 3.5 seconds. Up to 20 can be stacked together.

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• Description: Eggs from the Cardassian Taspar, which can be eaten boiled or raw, but most Cardassians find raw Taspar eggs revolting.
• Target: Self
• Activate: 1.25 sec
• # Charges: 1

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Availability [ | ].

• This item can be traded, mailed, sold or bought from Exchange .
• This item can be replicated when having a very rare Cardassian chef on roster.

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Cardassian Taspar Egg is a rare consumable out-of-combat self heal.

Consuming Cardassian Taspar Egg will boost your Hit Points by 72% over a period of 3.5 seconds. Up to 20 can be stacked together.

• Description: Eggs from the Cardassian Taspar, which can be eaten boiled or raw, but most Cardassians find raw Taspar eggs revolting.
• Target: Self
• Activate: 1.25 sec
• # Charges: 1

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• This item can be traded, mailed, sold or bought from Exchange .
• This item can be replicated when having a very rare Cardassian chef on roster.
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Taspars are small, gelatinous molluskoids which live inside an egg-like enclosure, at least during some point of their lives. Taspar eggs are occasionally eaten by Cardassians , in spite of the fact that many are revolted by the sight of the live creature inside the egg.

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Taspar (world)

Taspar is a low-population water world, which has 90% or more of its surface covered in an ocean of water and a population of less than 10,000 sophonts .

• The inhabitants of this world live on the roughly 10% of exposed land mass, in underwater colonies, on city ships, or similar arrangements.
• It is a Non-Aligned world dominated by human sophonts located in the Phoenix Subsector of Theta Borealis Sector .
• It is a balmy tropical world , with a climate of high temperatures.
• This world has an exploration base, which is similar to an Imperial Scout Base , capable of handling explorer personnel and exploratory starships .
• 1.1 Quaternary Solar System
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• 1.3.1 Mainworld Size (S)
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• 1.3.5 Mainworld Geography and Topography
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• 2.4.1 World Military
• 2.5 World Law (L)
• 2.6.1 Trade Data
• 2.7.1 World Timeline
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Description ( Astrography & Planetology ) [ edit ]

Taspar is a quaternary star system.

• The primary is a yellow main sequence.
• The secondary is a tiny white dwarf stellar remnant.
• The tertiary is a red main sequence.
• The quaternary is a tiny white dwarf stellar remnant.

Quaternary Solar System [ edit ]

System data [ edit ].

The worlds of the system have been surveyed. They consist of:

• The mainworld .
• x6 secondary rocky worlds .
• x2 gas giants .

Mainworld Data [ edit ]

The mainworld orbits within the star 's Habitable Zone .

• It lies within the zones prime H region.
• It receives moderate levels of stellar energy .

• The world orbits beyond the stars Jump Shadow .

Mainworld Size (S) [ edit ]

Taspar is a Meso World between 12,000km and 13,500km in diameter. The world has a standard gravity between 0.8G and 1.1G. The horizon will appear about 5.1km away. Vessels with 1G of thrust should check with local starport authorities before attempting to land using emergency power.

Mainworld Atmosphere (A) [ edit ]

Taspar has a pressure of 0.43 to 0.70 atmospheres. While the thin atmosphere does not require survival gear this atmosphere also contains an unusual taint such as such as disease , a hazardous gas mix, pollutants , or sulfur compounds which requires the use of a Filter Mask . Some taints may require more protective equipment . TL–3 or more advanced survival gear is required to settle this world.

Mainworld Hydrosphere (H) [ edit ]

Taspar has 95-100% of its surface covered by liquid water with only a few islands and archipelagos. Wilderness refueling is possible. Such worlds are Water Worlds or Ocean Worlds .

Satellites: [ edit ]

• No information yet available.

Mainworld Geography and Topography [ edit ]

No centrally held map of the world exists within AAB Library Data records.

• Locally, detailed maps may be available.
• Verified updated charts are constantly sought.
• Detailed survey data commands premium prices.

Native Lifeforms [ edit ]

Extensive aquatic native life . Its metabolic functions drive the process of atmospheric renewal.

History & Background (Dossier) [ edit ]

World starport (st) [ edit ].

Taspar has a Class A Starport , an excellent quality installation which includes all the expected amenities including refined fuel for starships, brokerage services for passengers and cargo, and a variety of ship provisions. There is a shipyard capable of doing annual maintenance, overhauls and other kinds of repair, and construction of both starships and non-starships. Most ports of this classification have both a Highport and a Downport .

World Demographics (P) [ edit ]

Taspar has a population of 300

Urbanization [ edit ]

A single central facility with a few outlying structures and compounds.

• Almost all of the surface of the world is wilderness.

World Technology Level (T) [ edit ]

Taspar possesses a Technology Level of TL–11 or TL-B in Hexadecimal Notation .

• Common Communication technologies for this TL include: Holovision , Personal Global Communications , and advanced Translators .
• Common Power Generation technologies for this TL include: Increasingly advanced fusion plants and advanced fuel cells .
• Land, Water & Air: Personal G-Tubes and advanced gravcraft .
• Space: Advanced interplanetary spacecraft ( System Craft ).
• FTL: Jump Drive -2.

World Government (G) [ edit ]

Taspar is governed by a Corporate Polity with a single corporation with a typical corporate structure as a government. A company town, or world. The typical corporate run world usually has a single purpose. Examples include mining, agriculture, or other kinds of resource extraction. But rather than a simple base of operations, there are facilities for housing workers and their families including hospitals, schools, and other infrastructure. How, or if, the children of the workers are incorporated into the workforce varies with companies. The corporation running the world may be a subsidiary of a larger interstellar corporation.

World Military [ edit ]

World law (l) [ edit ].

Taspar has a low law level. There are few laws, covering only important areas. There may be few or no law enforcement officers, the expectation is citizens will bring law breakers to the attention of the Judicial system. Legal proceedings will be fast, with few people involved. For interactions outside of the framework of the laws, cultural norms dominate. Portable energy weapons , body pistols , explosives , and poison gas are typically regulated or prohibited.

World Economy [ edit ]

• Resources: 6 (few)
• Labor: 1 (tens)
• Infrastructure: 1 (extremely limited)
• Efficiency: -3 (poor)

Trade Data [ edit ]

• Importance: -3 (very unimportant)

World Culture [ edit ]

• Homogeneity: 1 (monolithic)
• Acceptance: 1 (extremely xenophobic)
• Strangeness: 1 (very typical)
• Symbols: 3 (very concrete)

World Timeline [ edit ]

• 300 - 420 : the First Survey charts the system.
• 995 - 1065 : the Second Survey charts the system.
• 1065 : the Second Survey is published.

References & Contributors ( Sources ) [ edit ]

• J. Andrew Keith ,  Marc Miller ,  John Harshman . Aslan ( Game Designers Workshop , 1984), IBC. (sector named but no further data)
• Peter G. Celella ,  James Holden . Solomani & Aslan ( Digest Group Publications , 1991), 50, 51. (sector named, dot map provided)
• Author & Contributor: Jo Grant of CORE (generated data)
• Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master Scout Emeritus Adie Alegoric Stewart of the IISS
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Ein Taspar-Ei

Taspar-Eier sind die Eier eines auf Cardassia Prime lebenden Tieres namens Taspar .

Diese Eier sind in gekochter Form eine Delikatesse. In armen Gegenden werden sie meist roh gegessen.

Der cardassianische Waisenjunge Madred isst in seiner Kindheit Taspar-Eier, wenn er Hunger hat. In einem der Eier befindet sich dabei sogar halb ausgewachsenes Küken, aber aus Hunger isst er auch dieses. Einmal wird ihm von einem älteren Jungen sogar der linke Arm gebrochen , weil dieser ihm die Eier abnehmen will.

2369 bietet Gul Madred dem gefangenen Sternenflottenoffizier Captain Picard Taspar-Eier an. In Picards Ei befindet sich auch ein halb ausgewachsenes Küken, aber aus Hunger isst Picard dieses. ( TNG : Geheime Mission auf Celtris Drei, Teil II )