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Assorted links and resources. www.starwars.com - Lucasfilm's official Star Wars site www.babylon5.com - Warner's official Babylon 5 web site Babylon 5 Lurker's Guide - huge guide to everything Babylon 5 Star Trek in Sound and Vision - many BMPs and WAVs Holodeck 3 - Nice Star Trek site. Lots of nice pictures Nitpicker Central - finding mistakes in film and TV, mostly sci-fi. Light-hearted. Join the Guild! Shakaar Society - Star Trek, much Bajoran, and many nice episode guides UMTSS Homepage - for the newsgroup uk.media.tv.sf.startrek Some of the best resources and examples. Persistence of Vision - Website for an outstanding ray tracing package, one of the best available. Many features, very professional. Oh, and free. Technosphere - doesn't really fit here but I haven't got another banner. Fascinating artificial life experiment. Check out life form 187129 (still alive and going strong!) Links to assorted resources. World Wide Web consortium - The official source for the latest HTML specifications and more HTML Goodies - all sorts of Web authoring stuff Various comedy links. Central Perk - Friends scripts, bios, pictures and a free email alias! (now back up) The Simpsons Archive - in-depth analysis of every episode including every subtle joke, and more rec.humor.oracle - this newsgroup is the home of the often very funny Internet Oracle The L-Space Web - devoted to the author Terry Pratchett and the denizens of alt.fan.pratchett For those rare occasions when this links page is not enough. AltaVista - the biggest, fastest and best Yahoo - subject based search engine, very useful Infoseek - supposedly one of the more intelligent engines Lycos - Another fine example DejaNews - a search engine and archiver for Usenet newsgroups Some links to friends' homepages. Chris Chapman - My own homepage on the Nottingham system, it's somewhat more restrained and less interesting Chris Lambert - an old friend from school, we both settled in this Geocities neighbourhood. Tell him I sent you. Matthew Hardy - future flatmate, on the same course Rob Pfeifer - President of the University's Science Fiction Society, Wheel of Time fanatic and ever so slightly weird bloke