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TopTenLinks () is a collection of more than 700 ``top ten'' lists of Websites divided into 22 categories. If you have questions about the current tournament, you can find your local ambassadors by going here, while a list of the Ambassadors' responsibilities can be found here.Ī company press release from E-Greetings, a service which allows you to send digital cards to your friends, mentions that the service has been chosen as the world's best 'Virtual Card' service by TopTenLinks: If you would like to know more about what the Ambassadors do and how you might become one, follow this link.Īmbassadors are responsible for running tournaments in their area, supporting Decipher at conventions, and promote the game. TrekWeb's report can be found here, while the report from Ain't It Cool News is also still available.ĭecipher, the publisher of the Star Trek Customizable Card Game, has just announced the CCG Ambassadors for this tournament season:Įach Star Trek CCG Ambassadors is listed by sanctioned tournament area, so you can contact the Ambassador nearest you for news about special Star Trek CCG events happening near you, including tournaments, demos, retail and Con appearances. However, according to TrekWeb the shooting script is now completely finished, with just a few minor details still being worked on. It is entirely possible that one of several things has happened here: the ending exists but is being held back for some sort of retooling the ending being constructed at the time my source sent me the information the ending of the script wasn't finished as of early weekend, and had been hammered out over Friday, Saturday, and Sunday and is now ready to go the ending just ain't done yet no matter how you look at it.

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Which means, in theory, it is conceivable the series finale may have begun begun filming today series finale.

I am told that as of early weekend (late Friday, early Saturday), the script for the last half of the finale episode had yet to be completed. Later on, this Q&A session was wiped, but the reason for this is still unknown.Īlso on Monday, Ain't It Cool News reported the following: On his Q&A Board, Pocket Books editor John Ordover noted that, as of Friday, he still hadn't received a final script. Over the past few days, some rumours showed up saying that the episode would begin shooting without a finished script. I'm told that the show has lots of surprises in store for DS9 fans and that we can expect a brilliant finish to our beloved series. The episode, at this time thought to be titled 'What You Leave Behind,' is sure to end the seven year run of the Star Trek franchise's most daring series with lots of action, excitement, and character intrigue. The grand two-hour finale of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine began filming yesterday, March 29th, 1999. TrekWeb is reporting that the DS9 finale has began filming: As of now, advance questions can be submitted here. In the chat, he'll talk about 'about life as a Vulcan on Star Trek:Voyager,' but I suppose he'll also answer questions about his personal life and his career in music. The Continuum has just announced they'll be hosting a live chat with Tim Russ (Tuvok) on Thursday the 8th of April.

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The full update goes on with news on UPN's Voyager-hacking, and mentions that yesterday was the first day this year the Universe got more than a thousand hits. It was the 4th season episode 'Vis á Vis' that had the record before 'The Fight' The final rating for 'The Fight' is in, and it is now official that it is the lowest rated Voyager episode ever. The Star Trek Universe has just posted the final ratings for Voyager's 'The Fight,' with some very sad news: TREKTODAY.COM - View Archives: March 1999

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