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Dec 05 | Kate Mulgrew's Starfleet uniform up for auction here; Vote in PsiPhi's TREK Literature awards here; Send Pocket Books Editor John Ordover the Botany Bay Micro Machine (John Ordover, Star Trek Department, Pocket Books, 1230 6th Ave, New York, NY 10020) to help with a promotion for 'Eugenics Wars: Vol. II' and receive a free copy of the book.
Dec 05 | Gaming News: IGN reviews 'Armada II' here; Section 31 reviews it here; Latest 'Bridge Commander' box design here.
Dec 02 | Activision has released its Star Trek Armada II demo, which is available for download here.
Nov 30 | 'Futurama' E.P. David X. Cohen revealed that this May's season's finale will guest star William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, George Takei, Walter Koenig, and Nichelle Nichols in a post here.
Nov 28 | Jeri Ryan (Seven of Nine) appeared last night on NBC's Tonight Show with Jay Leno, talking about her Thanksgiving and her well-cooked Turkey, taking 3rd place in a beauty pageant and 'Boston Public'. Voyager's Delights has the RealMedia clip here.

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