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Each site shows a high standard of quality which all site designers should strive to achieve. They have all taken the time to make their sites of interest to all, with an eye to detail and with an imaginative mind.
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Country: Egypt
Awarded: 08/31/09
Description: Evolution is a scientific and speculative website about the future of human evolution regarding to artificial intelligence, genetic engineering, transhumanism, life extension and human enhancement.
Comments: Even with the distraction of numerous advertisements on this site, we found this site interesting. We can see the huge amount of time that was needed to compile so much information. Nice graphics highlight the pages and good navigation make this site easy to travel through. Well done!
Country: Austria
Awarded: 09/30/09
Description: Why give an award? It is a pleasure and honor for me to judge and bestow a MOON AWARD upon websites that are impressive and beautiful, with interesting or exceptional themes. I know how many hours, days, even months you need to construct a website, and that the work will never end.
Comments: It was a true pleasure to give this award to Jenny. I have watched the progress of this site for a long time and am truly impressed at how much it has improved in design. Well done Jenny!
Country: United Kingdom
Awarded: 11/28/09
Description: The Craxford family can trace its ancestry back to 1620 in the village of Gretton, Northamptonshire. Within our pages is a fully searchable database of members of the Craxford family and other families who have become associated by marriage (nearly 8750 individuals).
The magazine now has six parts (each color supplement featuring a different family line) managed by over a dozen associate editors, comprising more than 170 pages of articles, editorials and letters, nearly 1000 photographs and over 450 birth, marriage and death certificates and census studies.
Comments: This site has information with a plus! A very well thought out site. The most complete Genealogy site a person could make. Well Done!
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