A little fish in law school (Free subscription) | yesterday
I was sworn at yesterday. No wait, I was sworn in. It was nice -- a little pomp and circumstance-y, but who doesn't like a little pomp and circumstance now and again? I like my job. Every morning when I park at the garage and walk through the streets of the city to my office, I feel good. I feel good about the work I am doing, I feel good about the hours, I feel good about my co-workers, I even feel...
Globe and Mail (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
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Wired Science (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Earlier this week, NASA’s Cassini spacecraft took its deepest dive ever through the center of the icy plume shooting out from the southern pole of Saturn’s moon Enceladus. NASA reports that the spacecraft survived Monday’s flyby in good health, and is now transmitting eagerly awaited data and images back to Earth. At its closest point, Cassini [...]
Australian Climate Madness (Free subscription) | 11 hours ago
Ah, a headline to cheer the heart and lift the spirits. The longer an emissions reduction treaty can be delayed, the more the earth will fail to match the flawed climate models, and the more obvious it will be that anthropogenic carbon dioxide has little to do with the climate. We may, just, be able [...] Related posts: Climate negotiations “hit snag” Cory Bernardi – Petition against...
Mike Hudack (Free subscription) | yesterday
erin : I have this not so secret but rather unrealistic dream of going into space. I went to Space Camp, subscribed to a NASA photo service, watched and rewatched Apollo 13, went to rocket launches, and was going to be an astronaut… a long time ago. The reasons for my space romance are a few, but now I am mostly seduced by poetic sensations like looking back at the earth to see it globular,...
Redeeming The Time (Free subscription) | yesterday
The sixth beatitude is, "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God." It is one thing to look good on the outside, it is quite another to be internally pure. Deceit and hypocrisy are never pleasing to God because they are an implicit denial of his existence, or at the very least, a denial of his complete knowledge of all things. When we are merely content with external purity we...
Earth and other unlikely worlds (Free subscription) | yesterday
Data from Kaguya's prime mission to the Moon has been released 'Yesterday, the Japanese space agency announced the public release of the data from the primary mission of the Kaguya (a.k.a. SELENE) lunar orbiter. The release covers the period from December 21, 2007 to October 31, 2008, and includes data from all of the science instruments (which excludes the HD camera, not a science instrument)....
Penny Black Saturday Challenge (Free subscription) | yesterday
Hi Everyone and welcome to Penny Black Saturday.....fabulous response last week to our WHITE ON WHITE challenge and we loved all your beautiful creations.....the Design Team did have a little panic about this one but you obviously loved it just as much as we did and you well and truly ROCKED IT...well done everybody. Don't forget to pop back later and see who has won the discount voucher from PB Stamps...
Wise Kwai's Thai Film Journal (Free subscription) | yesterday
Directed by Anocha Suwichakornpong Starring Phakpoom Surapongsanurak, Arkaney Cherkham, Paramej Noieam Opening film of the 7th World Film Festival of Bangkok, November 6, 2009 Wise Kwai's rating: 5/5 Like a jazz saxophone solo, Mundane History wails. It circles around, repeats patterns and doubles back on itself. It starts and stops yet also flows. It reaches highs that zoom into outer space, all the...
Physics Buzz (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
Yesterday I talked about using Google Earth to get a sense for the grandeur of the huge, landscape-sized machines of experimental particle-physics. But Google Earth is also perfect for touring the holy sites of the other big science, astronomy, whether you want to check out the world's biggest telescopes or explore the stars. First stop: in the "Fly To" bar, type in "Very Large Array."...
USA Shopping Online @ 2dayplaza.com (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Shortly after the planets inside our own solar system were formed, they began wobbling about, and roaming around, far from being caught in the well-defined orbits we see today. This chaotic motion is mainly responsible for the formation of the Moon, after Earth collided with a Mars-sized object that was circling the Sun on about the same orbit. These chaotic times have been history for billions of...
Crave RSS (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
A young Wilson G. Tang celebrates his 68th birthday (Credit: CNET/The 404) Wilson G. Tang is happily celebrating his 25th birthday tomorrow, so we take a few minutes at the beginning of today's episode of The 404 podcast to congratulate the man on making it this far. Can you believe this fool has only been on Earth 25 years? I always assumed you could tell Wilson's age by counting the highlights in...
Feed Your ADHD (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
The Earth split in two. Pigs are flying. And monkeys are too ... from Obama's ass. Why, you ask? Because the MSM just called Obama on his insensitivity toward the people, and their families, who were murdered yesterday at Ft. Hood by a moonbat jihadi yelling "Allahu Akhbar." But instead of a somber chief executive offering reassuring words and expressions of sympathy and compassion, viewers...
Kidlantis (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Go beyond Earth and help develop your child’s matching skills with the Melissa and Doug Solar System Floor Puzzle. This is a beautiful color illustration of our solar system split up into 48 puzzle pieces. All planets (including Pluto just like we learned!), sun, and moon are included and clearly labeled. It is made of [...]
Global Warming (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
The inherent assumption that certain life forms needed to be available in order to manage specific chemistries is likely suspect. It is reasonable to conjecture that some form of primitive life form emerged immediately that the rocks cooled sufficiently to allow the accumulation of water. That may not be true but obviously with additional time it becomes true. The question is what initial ecological...
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varilozz | 10/06/2009
Want to download Moon full movie online ? Moon is the latest blockbuster to hit the screens in US. Read on as I share with you more about the movie and where to download Moon. Moon - The Plot Sam Bell (Rockwell) is nearing the end of his contract with Lunar. He's been a faithful employee for 3 long years. His home has been Selene, a moon base where he has spent his days alone, mining Helium 3. The...
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mitro | 31/05/2009
Moon movie watch online English hollywood latest new film video songs download review overview trailers clips cast crew story. This 2009 independent sci-fi thriller is directed by first time feature film length director Duncan Jones (who made a bunch of French Connection clothing line commercials) and stars Sam Rockwell as Sam Bell, a solitary man who is contracted by the company Lunar to mine on the...
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