These awards and other recognitions have choked us with emotion and left us speechless. There are just so many wonderful people to thank. We don't want to leave anyone out, but we'd like to start by remembering our hairdresser, dentist, tax accountant, dry cleaner, veterinarian...

The Rollye James Show
Syndicated talk radio host and obscure music maven Rollye James briefly mentioned Amtrek on January 26, 2001. (One of the topics in those early AM hours was public transportation.)  Hear it:

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The Comedy Connection
On October 28, 2000, Amtrek was the Featured Humor Site at The Comedy Connection.

The Mac Lady
Amtrek was honored as Site-of-the-Day on The Mac Lady's "Laughing Stock" page.

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Brief Me.com
On May 23, 2000, Amtrek was favorably reviewed by BriefMe.com and included in their newsletter.

Cruel Site of the Day
Awarded July 3, 2000. This recognition was for our Crashela page.

MrQuick
July 4, 2000. Amtrek's Crashela page was awarded MrQuick's Link of the Day.

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FortOgden.com
On July 4, 2000, Amtrek's Crashela page was recognized as the "Current Favorite All-time Internet Site Link of the Day" by FortOgden.com.

New York Times
July 6, 2000. Amtrek was mentioned - albeit very briefly - in the Times Magazine. Excerpt of the article is below. (Look closely. It's easy to miss.)

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Railroad WebRing
August 31, 2000: Amtrek is ranked 3rd most active site out of over 1000 in the Railroad Webring.

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There must be some misunderstanding.
The site below includes a link to Amtrek among a list of actual transportation providers. (It also features a listing for the Korean consulate and a section called "Useful Link.")

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A worldwide audience for Amtrek?
The Amtrek website has apparently found an audience in Europe, as witnessed by this screen shot from a French-language Belgian site.

Somebody in Holland likes us!
We were surprised to learn that a rail photo site from the Netherlands linked to us. (Amtrek has friends in Australia, too.)

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