Good night Mr. Scott

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8647281/

I'll miss you and the fact (hmmmm :unsure: ) that the warp engines canna take anymore.

Godspeed on your journey.

Aye, well, ye canna change the laws o' physics.

Makes you feel old when you realise how old the 'actors' of the original series are now.
Thank You 'Scottie' for giving me a love of science and space travel and a lifetime love of Star Trek.

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Doh, i'm with Stupid.
There is life out there, let's find it.

It's the dilithium crystals, Sorr-- they wilna stond th' streyn!

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Ignoramus et ignorabamus.-- Reymond

Wir mussen wissen. Wir werden wissen.--Hilbert

Pick one.

This made me real teary today. James Doohan gave great depth and spirit to his character "Scotty". He also made engineering look interesting and fun!

At a site with his biography, James Doohan Bio

I ran across this wonderful account of the convention held in his honor for the presentation of his Star on Hollywood Blvd. Sounds like everyone was there. Burt Rutan showed up, and the keynote speaker was none other than Neil Armstrong!

Doohan's Star Party

Really, really touching.

We'll miss ya Scotty...Warp Speed!

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Pre-Quote: 'To survive one has to experiment. When the environment changes, the traditional way of doing things doesn't work.'

Quote:
"It's the outriders, the organisms that seem to be maladjusted before the change, which are the only ones that survive these changes...in that way a species continues."

Carl Sagan