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Spot ist einer der Protagonisten aus dem kommenden Film Arlo & Spot. Er ist ein junger Mensch, der auf Arlo trifft und ihn auf dem Weg nach Hause begleitet. Spot is the deuteragonist of The Good Dinosaur. He is a little orphaned human boy who lives alone and is not afraid of anything. When he is discovered by Arlo, he is the first human ever seen by the dinosaur. If it's hot, it hits the SPOT! Spot is Data's cat. Spot is a way we the viewers can watch Data grow as a person while raising another lifeform. We also got to watch entire minutes of the show devoted to Data's poetry about Spot, which was some tedious shit. It is interesting to note that Arik Soong, the mad genetic doctor and part-time actor who played Data, was as fond of cats as he was of kicks to the groin. If one watches TNG when it features Data with Spot one can often see the pure disdain on Data's face for the feline (Genesis, for example). This skill is used to spot stealthed characters. Modifying ability: Wisdom Classes: Druid, Monk, Ranger, Rogue, Spirit shaman; Arcane archer, Arcane trickster, Assassin, Duelist, Dwarven defender, Invisible blade, Neverwinter Nine, Red dragon disciple, Shadow Thief of Amn, Shadowdancer Requires training: No Special: A ranger gains a bonus on spot checks when using this skill against a favored enemy; An elf or aasimar has a +2 racial bonus on spot checks; A half-elf or gray dwarf has a +1 racial bonus; a druid receives +2 to spot in outdoor or wilderness areas due to nature sense. Spot was a cat owned by the android Data. Data chose to have a pet as part of his efforts to become more Human and despite not having emotions until 2371 Data always had a great deal of affection for her, developing no less than 221 different feline supplements to satisfy Spot's dietary requirements (TNG episode: "Data's Day") In 2371, Spot survived the Enterprise's crash landing onto Veridian III and upon her discovery, Data, recently installed with an emotion chip, was overjoyed. (TNG movie: Generations) Spot was a Coelophysis that was usually seen browsing on vegetation with the other herbivores. Spot bit once Grumpy once when he knew that Grumpy was trapped in a hole. Spot once ran straight into a tar pit while being chased by the Pakuni. Dopey tried to help free him but fell in himself. Spot then was able to escape by stepping on the rubble that fell in when Dopey did. He did not come back to help Dopey. On several occasions, Grumpy tried to run him down, but the predator's lack of speed usually allowed the smaller Dinosaur to escape with moderate ease. Spot is a brahmin traveling the Commonwealth with merchant Cricket in 2287. Spot was a female cat and Data's pet in the 2360s and 2370s. She lived with him while he served aboard the USS Enterprise-D and -E. She had a litter of kittens with one of the other cats on the Enterprise-D. Data once wrote a poem about Spot, entitled "Ode to Spot". (TNG: "Schisms" , "Genesis" ) Spot was the jaguar mascot of the first mystery-solving group, Hunters of Secrets. Spot is a oneshot fanfiction written and published on FanFiction.Net by Courtanie. A successful Spot check reveals a hidden creature. Check: The DC is determined by the Hide check of the hidden creature. Special: The Alertness feat grants a +2 bonus on Spot checks. In Passive Detect mode, checks are made automatically every round. Active Detect mode reduces the normal movement rate and makes the character perform an Active Spot, as well as Search and Listen checks. Officially a blocked pore that gets all read and inflamed and sometimes has a white top on it. In reality something you get every time you need to look your best. You never get spots in concealed places - they are always on your nose or chin or on a sticky-out bit. Americans call them "zits" and I hope against hope this has nothing to do with the noise they make when you pop them. Spot on paikka/alue joka tulee englannin sanasta spot, mitä käytetään Runescapen kielessä niin englanniksi kuin suomeksikin. On olemassa Safe Spot eli turvapaikka mihin monsterit eivät pääse, tämmöinen voi olla kivien välissä, kiven takana, tai jossain muualla, kun Rangetat tai Magic eli magetat tämmöisestä paikasta, monsteri ei voi päästä kimppuusi. Voi myös olla training spot, eli paikka/alue missä treenataan, esimerkiksi kun puhutaan spotista mikä on täynnä voidaan tarkoittaa että esim. Magic Treen spawnauspaikoilla on täyttä. Spot is the criminal name of Dr. Jonathan Ohnn. Spot, known in Japan as Pochi (ポチ Pochi?), was the pet of Rivet's family. Spot was a human-dog of Yunju. It was made in 1970 - 1972. Mattel talking dog spot. Made of fabric and had a pull string. Spot est un cheval de l'univers de Donald Duck. A spotlight experiment That was supposed to be shown in episode "Spike" but was removed. He shines a spot light on people. Externer Link ist tot --Weas-El Talk|Contribs 11:46, 12. Feb. 2011 (UTC) You can use the box below to create new pages for this mini-wiki. preload=SPoT/preload editintro=SPoT/editintro width=25 Spot is a male Shiba Inu and Archie Hubbs's dog in Nintendogs and Nintendogs+Cats. In Nintendogs, he can be found on walks and at the lower-left park between 4:00 am and 8:00 am. His accessory is a green collar and he has a high pitched bark. He is also friendly and plays well with most dogs. He is also the type that does not bring chewable toys back to the player, because Archie is at the Archie Level in trainer points. In Nintendogs+Cats he is no longer found on walks, instead, he is found only in competitions. Spot was het huisdier van Data. Ze werd vaak aangezien voor een kat van het Somali ras. Ook werd ze vaak aangezien voor een kater. Spot was kieskeurig in het uitkiezen van haar vriendschappen: ze mocht alleen Data en Reginald Barclay. Data maakte 221 verschillende soorten voer voor haar. In 2369 nam commandant Riker de zorg voor haar op zich, maar ze konden niet met elkaar opschieten. In het jaar daarop kwam Spot op bezoek bij La Forge, omdat Geordi wilde weten hoe het was om een kat als huisdier te hebben; ook zij konden niet met elkaar opschieten. Korte tijd later probeerde Data tevergeefs om Spot kunstjes te leren. Later dat jaar werd Spot zwanger van één van de twaalf katers aan boord van de Enterprise-D. thumb|Spot (2370) Spot ist die Katze von Data. Data hält sich diese Katze an Bord der USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) und der USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E). Spot ist eine Katze aus Layton’s Mystery Journey: Katrielle und die Verschwörung der Millionäre. Man trifft sie an den verschiedensten Stellen Londons an. Spot est un chien humain de Yunju. Spot ist der Wachhund in Theramore. thumb|300px|Wnętrze SPOT.thumb|300px|Stara elektrownia na Dolnej Wildziethumb|300px|Fotografia z lat 80 XX wiekuSPOT. mieści się w zrewitalizowanym budynku XIX wiecznej, wildeckiej elektrowni. Jest to galeria, showroom (tj. miejsce prezentacji designerskich mebli, ceramiki, ubrań itd.), restauracja, kawiarnia, księgarnia, winiarnia, SPA i salon fryzjerski. SPOT. zajmuje się promocją designu i mody. Można tu spędzić czas z dziećmi, SPOT. organizuje warsztaty dla najmłodszych, a także koncerty, happeningi, wystawy, pokazy mody, kursy i inne wydarzenia związane z modą i sztuką. Spot is a level 35 dog found in Theramore in Dustwallow Marsh. Spot is friendly to the Alliance and hostile to the Horde. He makes a barking sound if you click on him, even if he is tamed by a hunter. Unfortunately, only Horde hunters can tame him. Spot was one of Ambrose Ius's two pet Popples. Spot è una gatta, l'animale domestico di Data quando è in servizio sull'USS Enterprise-D e sull'-E. Data ha scritto una poesia sulla sua gatta, intitolata "Ode a Spot". (TNG: "Sonni pericolosi") Spots come in varying sizes but almost always appear as black, and sometimes blue or red, creatures akin to typical monsters, albeit much stronger. They have the ability to possess humans, often killing them in the process and using their bodies as hosts. The Pope, Vincent Bridges, falls victim to this and manages to survive only to be killed by Rommy shortly thereafter. Rommy herself is a Spot using her body as a host. Described in her youth as a sweet girl, a Spot possess her, technically killing her, prior to the events of the story, which is the result of her sadistic personality. Her warped mind speaks of a planet, which is later revealed to be the Spot home world. He appeared on Sesame Street in a 1985 episode, where he was played by a live pig. However, later on Spot was portrayed by a Muppet. In a 1993 episode he was seen one of the animals making noise to help Oscar forget the "Sesame Street Theme" that lingers in his head. Although not featured on screen, in a 1998 episode Spot was said to be lamenting the absence of fellow-pet Slimey (who went to the moon); and he was heard using a jackhammer to help get Curly Bear to take her nap in a 2004 episode. Spot re-appeared on camera in a 2008 episode where he received a mud bath from Mike Rowe.

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It was made in 1970 - 1972. Mattel talking dog spot. Made of fabric and had a pull string. Spot was a cat owned by the android Data. Data chose to have a pet as part of his efforts to become more Human and despite not having emotions until 2371 Data always had a great deal of affection for her, developing no less than 221 different feline supplements to satisfy Spot's dietary requirements (TNG episode: "Data's Day") Spot exhibits a similar amount of attachment to Data but is less fond of the rest of the USS Enterprise-D's crew, after having being cared for by quite a variety of Data's friends. William T. Riker once agreed to take care of Spot, which ended abruptly when Spot scratched him. After treating the deep scratches that Spot gave Riker, Beverly Crusher then agreed to take care of the cat, and Commander Riker suggested that she take a phaser along. When Geordi La Forge took Spot in briefly to see what having a cat would be like, Spot wrecked his quarters before hiding under La Forge's bed. Worf once agreed to take care of Spot, but found himself to be allergic to cats and sneezed on Spot. The only other person Spot really seemed to get along with was Reginald Barclay (who later got a Cat of his own). (TNG episodes: "Timescape", "Force of Nature", "Genesis") In 2370, Spot became pregnant, sired by any one of the Enterprise's twelve male cats and eventually gave birth to five kittens. During the last days of her pregnancy, a synthetic T cell was causing the crew of the Enterprise to de-evolve. Spot was also affected, and was transformed into a lizard just as she was giving birth to her kittens. The kittens were not affected by the disease, and when discovered by Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Data, the pair realized that they had a potential method of reversing the effects of the T-cell virus. Data was able to use amniotic fluid from the pregnant Alyssa Ogawa to create a retrovirus to eliminate the T-cell virus and return the crew to normal, including Spot. (TNG episode: "Genesis") In 2371, Spot survived the Enterprise's crash landing onto Veridian III and upon her discovery, Data, recently installed with an emotion chip, was overjoyed. (TNG movie: Generations) The two both transferred to the new USS Enterprise-E upon its launch in 2372. In 2379, Data sacrificed himself to save the Enterprise and her crew. (TNG movie: Star Trek Nemesis) Following Data's death, ownership of Spot fell to Commander Worf, who had recently returned to the Enterprise. Spot and Worf did not get along at first, but Worf soon came to see the feline as a proud warrior who sees what she wants and takes it. (TNG - A Time to... novel: A Time for War, A Time for Peace; TTN novel: Orion's Hounds) In 2384, upon Data's return, Spot stayed with Worf as Data didn't feel obligated to rejoin Starfleet due to the fact his father disliked the idea. By this year, Spot was seventeen years old and was expected to live another decade. (TNG - Cold Equations novel: The Persistence of Memory) Spot was a subject during Data's experiments with producing paintings, including a large canvas with a stylized image of Spot that Data displayed in his ready room during his command of the USS Enterprise-E. (ST - Countdown comic: "Countdown, Number Two") This skill is used to spot stealthed characters. Modifying ability: Wisdom Classes: Druid, Monk, Ranger, Rogue, Spirit shaman; Arcane archer, Arcane trickster, Assassin, Duelist, Dwarven defender, Invisible blade, Neverwinter Nine, Red dragon disciple, Shadow Thief of Amn, Shadowdancer Requires training: No Check: The spot skill is used primarily to detect characters or creatures who are hiding. Typically, your spot check is opposed by the hide check of the creature trying not to be seen. It is also used to spot those who would use sleight of hand to deceive a character, and to avoid the effects of Feint. Special: A ranger gains a bonus on spot checks when using this skill against a favored enemy; An elf or aasimar has a +2 racial bonus on spot checks; A half-elf or gray dwarf has a +1 racial bonus; a druid receives +2 to spot in outdoor or wilderness areas due to nature sense. Use: Automatic (enhanced when in detect mode). As of 1.22 checks are made 6 times a round by Elves (Keen Senses) and once a round by other Races. Spot was het huisdier van Data. Ze werd vaak aangezien voor een kat van het Somali ras. Ook werd ze vaak aangezien voor een kater. Spot was kieskeurig in het uitkiezen van haar vriendschappen: ze mocht alleen Data en Reginald Barclay. Data maakte 221 verschillende soorten voer voor haar. In 2369 nam commandant Riker de zorg voor haar op zich, maar ze konden niet met elkaar opschieten. In het jaar daarop kwam Spot op bezoek bij La Forge, omdat Geordi wilde weten hoe het was om een kat als huisdier te hebben; ook zij konden niet met elkaar opschieten. Korte tijd later probeerde Data tevergeefs om Spot kunstjes te leren. Later dat jaar werd Spot zwanger van één van de twaalf katers aan boord van de Enterprise-D. Spot was in 2370 verantwoordelijk voor de redding van het schip (met behulp van Data en Jean-Luc Picard. Een synthetische T-cel, die gemaakt was om een verkoudheid te genezen van Barclay, kwam onbedoeld vrij en infecteerde de gehele bemanning, waardoor oude, inactieve, delen van hun genetische code actief werden en zorgde ervoor dat iedereen aan boord involudeerde. Data en Picard waren op dat moment niet aan boord van het schip. Toen zij terugkeerden verkeerde het schip in chaos. Ze konden het kwartier van Data bereiken, waar Spot veranderd was in een leguaan. Haar kittens, die net geboren waren, waren niet beïnvloed. Mede hierdoor kon Data een geneesmiddel ontwikkelen. In 2371 overleefde Spot de verwoesting van de Enterprise-D. Data, die pas sinds kort daarvoor emoties kon ervaren, huilde van geluk toen hij zag dat Spot het overleefd had. Hij schreef ook een gedicht over zijn huisdier, genaamd "Ode to Spot". In 2379 was Spot, samen met Data, aan boord van de Enterprise-E. Het is niet bekend wie de zorg voor haar op zich nam na de dood van Data. Externer Link ist tot --Weas-El Talk|Contribs 11:46, 12. Feb. 2011 (UTC) A successful Spot check reveals a hidden creature. Check: The DC is determined by the Hide check of the hidden creature. Special: The Alertness feat grants a +2 bonus on Spot checks. In Passive Detect mode, checks are made automatically every round. Active Detect mode reduces the normal movement rate and makes the character perform an Active Spot, as well as Search and Listen checks. Spot is the deuteragonist of The Good Dinosaur. He is a little orphaned human boy who lives alone and is not afraid of anything. When he is discovered by Arlo, he is the first human ever seen by the dinosaur. Spot is the criminal name of Dr. Jonathan Ohnn. Spot is a male Shiba Inu and Archie Hubbs's dog in Nintendogs and Nintendogs+Cats. In Nintendogs, he can be found on walks and at the lower-left park between 4:00 am and 8:00 am. His accessory is a green collar and he has a high pitched bark. He is also friendly and plays well with most dogs. He is also the type that does not bring chewable toys back to the player, because Archie is at the Archie Level in trainer points. In Nintendogs+Cats he is no longer found on walks, instead, he is found only in competitions. Spot was a human-dog of Yunju. Spot is Data's cat. Spot is a way we the viewers can watch Data grow as a person while raising another lifeform. We also got to watch entire minutes of the show devoted to Data's poetry about Spot, which was some tedious shit. It is interesting to note that Arik Soong, the mad genetic doctor and part-time actor who played Data, was as fond of cats as he was of kicks to the groin. If one watches TNG when it features Data with Spot one can often see the pure disdain on Data's face for the feline (Genesis, for example). Spot became pregnant onboard the Enterprise. Data noted he did not know who the father was as Spot had escaped numerous times and there were twelve male cats on the ship. I believe this further proves that security on the Enterprise was about on par with my father's seldom-locked garage. Numerous lifeforms roaming unchecked on the flagship of the fleet - I can think of several ways to exploit that using biologic agents alone. No wonder Picard didn't ask for Worf back. Spot est un cheval de l'univers de Donald Duck. Spot is a oneshot fanfiction written and published on FanFiction.Net by Courtanie. Spot is a level 35 dog found in Theramore in Dustwallow Marsh. Spot is friendly to the Alliance and hostile to the Horde. He makes a barking sound if you click on him, even if he is tamed by a hunter. Unfortunately, only Horde hunters can tame him. Spot ist eine Katze aus Layton’s Mystery Journey: Katrielle und die Verschwörung der Millionäre. Man trifft sie an den verschiedensten Stellen Londons an. If it's hot, it hits the SPOT! He appeared on Sesame Street in a 1985 episode, where he was played by a live pig. However, later on Spot was portrayed by a Muppet. In a 1993 episode he was seen one of the animals making noise to help Oscar forget the "Sesame Street Theme" that lingers in his head. Although not featured on screen, in a 1998 episode Spot was said to be lamenting the absence of fellow-pet Slimey (who went to the moon); and he was heard using a jackhammer to help get Curly Bear to take her nap in a 2004 episode. Spot re-appeared on camera in a 2008 episode where he received a mud bath from Mike Rowe. thumb|300px|Wnętrze SPOT.thumb|300px|Stara elektrownia na Dolnej Wildziethumb|300px|Fotografia z lat 80 XX wiekuSPOT. mieści się w zrewitalizowanym budynku XIX wiecznej, wildeckiej elektrowni. Jest to galeria, showroom (tj. miejsce prezentacji designerskich mebli, ceramiki, ubrań itd.), restauracja, kawiarnia, księgarnia, winiarnia, SPA i salon fryzjerski. SPOT. zajmuje się promocją designu i mody. Można tu spędzić czas z dziećmi, SPOT. organizuje warsztaty dla najmłodszych, a także koncerty, happeningi, wystawy, pokazy mody, kursy i inne wydarzenia związane z modą i sztuką. Spots come in varying sizes but almost always appear as black, and sometimes blue or red, creatures akin to typical monsters, albeit much stronger. They have the ability to possess humans, often killing them in the process and using their bodies as hosts. The Pope, Vincent Bridges, falls victim to this and manages to survive only to be killed by Rommy shortly thereafter. Rommy herself is a Spot using her body as a host. Described in her youth as a sweet girl, a Spot possess her, technically killing her, prior to the events of the story, which is the result of her sadistic personality. Her warped mind speaks of a planet, which is later revealed to be the Spot home world. You can use the box below to create new pages for this mini-wiki. preload=SPoT/preload editintro=SPoT/editintro width=25 Spot on paikka/alue joka tulee englannin sanasta spot, mitä käytetään Runescapen kielessä niin englanniksi kuin suomeksikin. On olemassa Safe Spot eli turvapaikka mihin monsterit eivät pääse, tämmöinen voi olla kivien välissä, kiven takana, tai jossain muualla, kun Rangetat tai Magic eli magetat tämmöisestä paikasta, monsteri ei voi päästä kimppuusi. Voi myös olla training spot, eli paikka/alue missä treenataan, esimerkiksi kun puhutaan spotista mikä on täynnä voidaan tarkoittaa että esim. Magic Treen spawnauspaikoilla on täyttä. On myös Spot Stelareita, eli alueenvarastajia. Esimerkiksi jos olet löytänyt tyhjät Iron ore spotin, ja joku tuiki tuntematon tulee ja ottaa paikkasi, häntä voidaan kutsua Spot Stealeriksi. Spot was a Coelophysis that was usually seen browsing on vegetation with the other herbivores. Spot bit once Grumpy once when he knew that Grumpy was trapped in a hole. Spot once ran straight into a tar pit while being chased by the Pakuni. Dopey tried to help free him but fell in himself. Spot then was able to escape by stepping on the rubble that fell in when Dopey did. He did not come back to help Dopey. On several occasions, Grumpy tried to run him down, but the predator's lack of speed usually allowed the smaller Dinosaur to escape with moderate ease. However, Spot was too slow on one occasion and was killed when Grumpy snapped his spine in one bite, much to Holly Marshall's dismay. Rick Marshall tried to comfort her by commenting on the number of other "Spots". This was of little reassurance to his daughter. Spot was one of Ambrose Ius's two pet Popples. Spot est un chien humain de Yunju. Spot ist der Wachhund in Theramore. Spot ist einer der Protagonisten aus dem kommenden Film Arlo & Spot. Er ist ein junger Mensch, der auf Arlo trifft und ihn auf dem Weg nach Hause begleitet. Spot was the jaguar mascot of the first mystery-solving group, Hunters of Secrets. thumb|Spot (2370) Spot ist die Katze von Data. Data hält sich diese Katze an Bord der USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) und der USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E). Spot, known in Japan as Pochi (ポチ Pochi?), was the pet of Rivet's family. Officially a blocked pore that gets all read and inflamed and sometimes has a white top on it. In reality something you get every time you need to look your best. You never get spots in concealed places - they are always on your nose or chin or on a sticky-out bit. Americans call them "zits" and I hope against hope this has nothing to do with the noise they make when you pop them. Spot is a brahmin traveling the Commonwealth with merchant Cricket in 2287. A spotlight experiment That was supposed to be shown in episode "Spike" but was removed. He shines a spot light on people. Spot è una gatta, l'animale domestico di Data quando è in servizio sull'USS Enterprise-D e sull'-E. Data ha scritto una poesia sulla sua gatta, intitolata "Ode a Spot". (TNG: "Sonni pericolosi") Spot was a female cat and Data's pet in the 2360s and 2370s. She lived with him while he served aboard the USS Enterprise-D and -E. She had a litter of kittens with one of the other cats on the Enterprise-D. Data once wrote a poem about Spot, entitled "Ode to Spot". (TNG: "Schisms" , "Genesis" )

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