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That's a fine looking Klingon you've got there! And you two are so cute!
I love these pictures which show TrekSpace folks as young people getting their Trek on. It would be a cool group to have here--"Pictures of Me as A Young Fan."
(I didn't find the fandom until I was almost forty....Never grow up! Not me!)
I agree, Fenna--they are terrifying! Even when someone tried to comfort me by explaining that skeletons couldn't move without muscles and ligaments, it didn't make me feel any better. WAH!
It's weird though-'cause they are also kinda...cute.
This just makes me smile. I am so grateful to be in the right generation to see "Sporack" Obama in the White House:-)
Fascinating. Looks like a portal to mysterious dimensions:-)
Bob, I salute you for getting into this Constellation project.
Just thought, however, I'd drop Roberta Rogow's thoughts on running con in here....LOL!
13 I'll Never Run a Con Again 2.mp3
Hoping to bring in Commodore Tim --
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I bring my love of Trek costuming and a particular fascination with the Klingons of the original series.
Fine TOS Klingon found on ST Uniform guide site--anyone know who he might be?
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TrekSpace Member Michael P. Murphy's "To Rule In Hell"
To Rule in Hell by Michael P. Murphy
Hello, TrekSpace!
As an old time zine editor, I know first hand how deep the talent of my fellow fans can run. (Many names familiar from amateur publications of the seventies , eighties and nineties have become published, paid authors -- Julia Ecklar, Lorraine Bartlett, Ann Schwader and Roberta Rogow, just to mention a few cherished examples!)
I have had the pleasure of discovering the work of TrekSpace friend Mike Murphy in recent months. Only had to read h… Continue
Hello, TrekSpace!
As an old time zine editor, I know first hand how deep the talent of my fellow fans can run. (Many names familiar from amateur publications of the seventies , eighties and nineties have become published, paid authors -- Julia Ecklar, Lorraine Bartlett, Ann Schwader and Roberta Rogow, just to mention a few cherished examples!)
I have had the pleasure of discovering the work of TrekSpace friend Mike Murphy in recent months. Only had to read h… Continue
Posted on February 2, 2010 at 8:21pm —
Mike Murphy's "Suka--a Paul Murdock Novel"
Hello-o-o-o, TrekSpace!
Wah! I tried to slow down because I didn’t want it to end! But it was too good and I just had to finish it. LOL Not that! You naughty spacers! I’m talking about Mike Murphy’s “Suka”. Mike is a member here. I was reading his page and—holy starships! --I see the cover of his LATEST novel. Well I’ve found some really good reading on this site. Poetry, stories, inspired stuff. Mike Murphy writes…novels! Great cover—the onion domes of St.Basil’s. Gotta check it. So I waltz ov… Continue
Wah! I tried to slow down because I didn’t want it to end! But it was too good and I just had to finish it. LOL Not that! You naughty spacers! I’m talking about Mike Murphy’s “Suka”. Mike is a member here. I was reading his page and—holy starships! --I see the cover of his LATEST novel. Well I’ve found some really good reading on this site. Poetry, stories, inspired stuff. Mike Murphy writes…novels! Great cover—the onion domes of St.Basil’s. Gotta check it. So I waltz ov… Continue
Posted on November 22, 2009 at 5:13pm — 3 Comments
All-Call for help locating Robert Fletcher's Wardrobe Designer Personal Notes of Star Trek I, II, and III (etc)
Hi, Trekspace Friends!
Does anyone possess this elusive book? I can't find it on the Web, at the Roddenberry Store or on Amazon. Here is the info I have been able to gather about it:
Title:
Robert Fletcher's Wardrobe Designer Personal Notes of Star Trek I, II, and III (and) Star Trek Starfleet Uniform Construction Manual (Paperback)
by Robert Fletcher and J. E. Brooks.
Description:
Two titles bound together in a format resembling a school report, with plastic clasp and covered with clear vinyl.… Continue
Does anyone possess this elusive book? I can't find it on the Web, at the Roddenberry Store or on Amazon. Here is the info I have been able to gather about it:
Title:
Robert Fletcher's Wardrobe Designer Personal Notes of Star Trek I, II, and III (and) Star Trek Starfleet Uniform Construction Manual (Paperback)
by Robert Fletcher and J. E. Brooks.
Description:
Two titles bound together in a format resembling a school report, with plastic clasp and covered with clear vinyl.… Continue
Posted on August 10, 2009 at 3:55pm — 2 Comments
July, 1969--where were you?
This month being the fortieth anniversary of the Apollo 11 flight to the moon, the successful walk by astronauts on our little gray satellite, and their safe return, how about it? Were you born yet?
I was twenty, nearing the end of a junior half-year in Rome, Italy, studying Latin and Greek. (Definitely heading for a career in astrophysics!) The program I was in took a group of about thirty college students from institutions all over the country and housed us in a small convent-run hostel on the… Continue
I was twenty, nearing the end of a junior half-year in Rome, Italy, studying Latin and Greek. (Definitely heading for a career in astrophysics!) The program I was in took a group of about thirty college students from institutions all over the country and housed us in a small convent-run hostel on the… Continue
Posted on July 12, 2009 at 1:20pm — 5 Comments
Launch of Shuttle Endeavor--huzzah!
Anticipation is building as the hour approaches for the launch of Endeavor tonight and decisions have to be made about whether or not to go for it. Whatever happens, here's a song for the occasion--Julia Ecklar singing Leslie Fish's "Shuttle Watchers Waltz."
Who cares about the weather--let's dance!
34 Shuttle Watchers' Waltz.mp3
Who cares about the weather--let's dance!
34 Shuttle Watchers' Waltz.mp3
Posted on July 11, 2009 at 1:10pm —
Comment Wall (235 comments)
- At 8:46pm on February 7, 2010,
Alex Rosenzweig said…
- Thanks for the welcome!
- At 8:19pm on February 3, 2010,
robert lucchesi a.k.a. Kagg said…
- Thank you for the kind words
Qapla' balth je'
Robert/Kagg
- At 7:57pm on February 3, 2010,
Nephila said…
- Thank you for all your kind comments. :) If there is one thing I'm proud of it's my family. I should find and put up some old photoss of my sister and I when we were younger taging along to the sci fi convention. I know I have a photo with Roxanan some where Biggs-Dawson and my sister.
- At 5:27pm on February 3, 2010,
Commodore Tim Jones said…
- Hello there!
You may use my photo if you wish.
~Tim
- At 2:11am on February 3, 2010,
robert lucchesi a.k.a. Kagg said…
- Qapla
kishin your comments on my pics honor me
the conventon was great and the warriors of the empire were in force
may the remaining week bring you glory and honor to your house
- At 10:52pm on January 23, 2010,
Mike said… - Happy New Year & Q'apla!
Say, would you trust me with your email? I've got a cool filk vid you should see.
- At 2:22pm on January 20, 2010,
Phoenix Troi said… - Kishin! It is an honour to be here among your friends!
- At 4:22pm on January 6, 2010,
Hovbe' Athena said… - NuneH sister of the sword. Its a pleasure for me too, to meet a Kurkura.
fight together sister. hand in hand.
Qapla
athena
- At 12:58am on January 3, 2010,
Barbara Reader said… - So glad you visited Star Trek Reviewed! I try to link to as many fan films as possible. If You know of any that are missing, please clue me in. I've been told I have the most comprehensive list of Star Trek Fan Films on the entire internet. I'm looking for every link I can get. Facebook, My Space, Blogs... any link I can get. Every link helps me reach my target audience... anyone who might like Star Trek Fan Films if they gave them half a chance.
- At 12:45pm on December 26, 2009,
T'Bree said… - :: gives Kishin's hand a firm shake:: I'd be honored to have you as a friend. Thank you!
T'Bree
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well done all for getting that news circulated around so much that the article changed. we may yet get our new experience,
Ok-I now know what the little x is for... So, Seven, "classified"-- does that mean a temporary Time Station maybe planned for the convention this summer? I know the Intergalactic Bartender would love to set up a bar, but worm holes are hard to come…
Another what if (I'm always dreaming)...a way to keep STTE alive would be to tell the stories of the various "ambassadors" over the ten years as well as other experiences by visitors to the Time Station...wish I knew a writer...
Oh, dear. What you're describing is not what The Spirit of Star Trek is like at all. I have been to most of these events, and they are not religious, except as discussions may include moral, religious, ethical and social issues. Actors and other gue…
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