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Submitted by
Name: Paul
From: Warrington (UK)
Name: Paul
From: Warrington (UK)
Comments:
Just reiterating for all to read what was said in my e-mail earlier.
Your site is extremely easy to navigate, original in its design and looks great.
Furthermore, you�ve obviously sacrificed a great deal of time and effort creating your tribute to
Rush and I feel that it is inevitable that your site will rapidly become one of the best fan-based
resources on the net!
Keep up the good work!
Just reiterating for all to read what was said in my e-mail earlier.
Your site is extremely easy to navigate, original in its design and looks great.
Furthermore, you�ve obviously sacrificed a great deal of time and effort creating your tribute to
Rush and I feel that it is inevitable that your site will rapidly become one of the best fan-based
resources on the net!
Keep up the good work!
Added: March 14, 2005
Comments:
Cook site, nice pictures. Keep up the good work. "Hold the Red Star proudly, high in
hand!"
Cook site, nice pictures. Keep up the good work. "Hold the Red Star proudly, high in
hand!"
Added: March 11, 2005
Submitted by
Name: Marcelo Daniel Perez
From: Buenos Aires - Argentina
Name: Marcelo Daniel Perez
From: Buenos Aires - Argentina
Comments:
Great site !!!!!
Congratulations !!!!
Great site !!!!!
Congratulations !!!!
Added: March 09, 2005
Comments:
I�ve just read all your items and make feel so good. Congratulations. From now on you will have an
everyday guest.....Thanks a lot.
Favio from Buenos Aires, Argentina
I�ve just read all your items and make feel so good. Congratulations. From now on you will have an
everyday guest.....Thanks a lot.
Favio from Buenos Aires, Argentina
Added: March 08, 2005
Comments:
Excelent web site! Congratulations from a venezuelan rabid fan of SF and Rush.
Keep the good work.
RA
Excelent web site! Congratulations from a venezuelan rabid fan of SF and Rush.
Keep the good work.
RA
Added: February 23, 2005
Comments:
It is nice to know that my flurry of creative activity during the late 80s and early 90s has shown
up on the internet. Thank you for your website acknowledgement.
After overcoming some personal hurdles, I'm looking forward finally continuing some other designs in
mind that been put on hold for over a decade.
Stay well and being with you in spirit as science fiction becomes science fact (take a look around).
Michael Alexander
It is nice to know that my flurry of creative activity during the late 80s and early 90s has shown
up on the internet. Thank you for your website acknowledgement.
After overcoming some personal hurdles, I'm looking forward finally continuing some other designs in
mind that been put on hold for over a decade.
Stay well and being with you in spirit as science fiction becomes science fact (take a look around).
Michael Alexander
Added: February 03, 2005
Submitted by
Name: Tom
From: NY
Name: Tom
From: NY
Comments:
I like the intro page!
I like the intro page!
Added: January 28, 2005
Comments:
There's a great new astrobiology blog, run by newspaper editor Rob Bignell, at
http://alienlifeblog.blogspot.com/. It includes roundups of the latest news from the various
scientific fields that form astrobiology, but more interestingly includes a daily analysis of how a
different �Star Trek� alien might have evolved. So far, he�s looked at the salt vampire, Klingons,
Gorns, Talosians, Species 8472, Thasians, Balok, the Guardian of Forever, the Old Ones, the
Caretaker and the Alfa 117 canine.
There's a great new astrobiology blog, run by newspaper editor Rob Bignell, at
http://alienlifeblog.blogspot.com/. It includes roundups of the latest news from the various
scientific fields that form astrobiology, but more interestingly includes a daily analysis of how a
different �Star Trek� alien might have evolved. So far, he�s looked at the salt vampire, Klingons,
Gorns, Talosians, Species 8472, Thasians, Balok, the Guardian of Forever, the Old Ones, the
Caretaker and the Alfa 117 canine.
Added: January 06, 2005
Submitted by
Name: Robert Leedy
Name: Robert Leedy
Comments:
Very nice set up you have here.
Well done.
Very nice set up you have here.
Well done.
Added: December 10, 2004
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Name: John Sullivan
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I want to thank the owner of the board for his great background information and pictures, and his
reviews which are the most timely ones to hit the internet following each viewing of new episodes of
Star Trek ENTERPRISE. Not only are his reviews the \"icing on the cake\" of the great
shows this year, but I'm doing my ultimate \"Goodbye Present\" to the Star Trek fans by
posting a \"new\" story on the 20th. As I only keep episodes a week (I've been recording
over the same VCR tape about a hundred times already) I don\'t have much of a memory upon which to
do research that is needed for me to do an \"Episode\" in cyberspace that takes place
mostly before and after the series with the same characters. The Star Trek official episode guide
was good, but still many elements were lacking. I can proudly say that what was missing there was
found here. A small flawed early preview is at: http://www.endlesswonder.com/FairyTale.html and I
can already see things from this site that need to be fixed there. About once a week that will be
updated until the 20th, when the mother of all ENTERPRISE stories will be available, on the first
Friday night in a while where we won't be counting on new Star Trek episodes. I'll do my best to
make that story good, but let me say again that I couldn't have done it without this site.
Thank you very much.
John Sullivan