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Happy New Year, Wasnt 2005 Great?
djellison
post Dec 31 2005, 08:30 PM
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2005's done and dusted... wasnt it fantastic?

Huygens, DI, Continued brilliance from MER and Casini, MRO on it's way, Hayabusa, just a fantastic year.

On a personal note, I started giving talks, and have given 8, and am speaking twice at the BAA this coming year, and again in York - and they've been really well recieved, I've loved doing them.

And as for this place ohmy.gif

493 new members, 1344 new topics with 30,266 posts, that have been viewed 1978236 times. It's quite simply awesome.

May the new year bring you well stitched mosaics, easy colour matching, good flybys, great launches, happy landings and everything you wish for you and yours

Doug
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Orlin Denkov
post Jan 1 2006, 06:30 PM
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Happy New Year to all
It would be a great beginning of the year with a perfect and on time launch of New Horizons! Good luck, NH smile.gif


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