He's dead Jim . . .

27 Feb 2015 11:28 #1 by PrintSmith
Leonard Nimoy - dead from final stages of COPD at age 83

www.nytimes.com/2015/02/27/arts/televisi...dies-at-83.html?_r=0

He joins creator Gene Roddenberry, DeForrest Kelley, James Doohan, Majel Barrett and others from Star Trek who will live now only in our memories.

Alav Ha-sholom Leonard . . . and thanks for the life lessons along the way.

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27 Feb 2015 11:47 #2 by ScienceChic
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I am so incredibly sad - his was my favorite character, and probably my biggest inspiration to go into science in the first place. May he rest in peace.

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02 Mar 2015 16:36 #3 by PrintSmith
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This scene is especially poignant now . . .



Sad to remember that DeForrest Kelley and James Doohan (appropriately piping Spock to his burial) are also no longer with us . . .

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04 Mar 2015 19:59 #4 by PrintSmith
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I just had to share this . . .

It was late in his career when I met Leonard -- 2010 at the Space Foundation’s annual Space Symposium. The altitude of Colorado Springs (6,000+ feet) was already affecting his weakened lungs, his frailty already apparent.

But a trooper he was, and for an hour at the Space Technology Hall of Fame dinner, he held 1,200 rocket scientists, astronauts and engineers in thrall as he described his journey Where No Man Had Gone Before.

To be present was to see a room full of the most brilliant people in the world, reduced to child-like glee by the personal connection that Leonard made with all of them.

Thanks, Leonard Nimoy, for helping to shape an optimistic view of our future, and reminding us that there are always possibilities.

www.foxnews.com/opinion/2015/02/27/remembering-leonard-nimoy/

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06 Mar 2015 17:25 #5 by LOL
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Halarious! Canadians are "Spocking" Fivers. Good for them. RIP Spock

thedailyedge.thejournal.ie/spocking-bank..._source=twitter_self

"WE SADLY LOST Star Trek legend Leonard Nimoy last Friday, but Canadians have found a suitable way to honour him. Bank of Canada have had to ask fans to stop defacing the national currency in tribute to the actor, as an increased amount of ‘spocking’ has hit five dollar notes."


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