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Mon Calamari Star Cruiser-Star Wars Command Center Faces The Rebel Alliance
soniman
by soniman  Today 4:14 AM   
 What a world of imagination and most powerful desire of the alternative universe of the imperial star. This is the ultimate in Star Wars One Mon Calamari Star Cruiser episode. A 10-year celebration of mon calamari star ship as a command center for real come to life lego creations of Admiral Ackbar, Rebel leader Mon Mothma, General Lando Calrissian, General Madine, a Mon Calamari officer and a Green Squadron A-wing pilot. The Calamari cruiser is the capital ship, command center in these wars of rebellion in the hyperspace, against the Empires second Death Star. This is a world of the famous adventure stories of the green squadron, a-wing starfighters, squadron a-wing, 13 a-wing pilot, a world where kids learn the communal military art and tradition of 'build and design' trust and loyalty on the altar of command and control with the salvation and preservation of society and values as a goal, a goal against terrorists and rebels. Grab Yours Before They run out. Make Your Kids Happ
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Peckish bird crashes atom smasher
tabsey
by tabsey  Yesterday 9:12 PM   
 At least Tweety didn't crap on the thing. That may have caused the fan to misbehave.
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By the power of truth
cresvumom
by cresvumom  Yesterday 2:14 PM   
 easy not to deal with reality, but she must.
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Dead Star Encased in Diamond Shroud
tabsey
by tabsey  11-7-2009    2
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The Electric Universe
robm47
by robm47  11-7-2009   
 NASA's Interstellar Boundary Explorer adds more evidence that our Sun, like all stars and the universe itself is electric in nature.
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Kristen White Mystic in a Minivan
mysticnaminivan
by mysticnaminivan  11-5-2009   
 The Energy School is a wellness community located in St. Louis, Missouri. We are founded in the idea of Integrated Spirituality.
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wa brenton 2 procession
cloud_writer
by cloud_writer  11-5-2009   
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Ancient Hebrew Cosmology
risatalogo
by risatalogo  11-5-2009   
 Ancient Hebrew cosmology as illustrated by Michæl.Paukner: The preceding description of the world doesn't share the same scientific view that we have, in which the Earth is one planet around one sun in a universe full of suns and planets. The ancient picture of the universe portrays a world in which the Earth is a disc surrounded by water not only on the sides, but underneath and above as well. A firm bowl (the firmament) keeps the upper waters back but has gates to let the rain and snow through. The Sun, Moon, and stars move in fixed tracks along the underside of this bowl. From below the disc, the waters break through as wells, rivers and the ocean, but the Earth stands firm on pillars sunk into the waters like the pillings of a pier. Deep below the Earth is Sheol, the abode of the dead, which can be entered only through the grave. As portrayed in the illustration, the biblical cosmos consisted of three basic regions: the heavens, the land, and the underworld. In conclusion
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GRB 090423 - the most distant known object in the Universe
arifsali
by arifsali  11-5-2009   
 via chestnut501 http://clipmarks.com/clipmark/B59F45DC-4C41-47C7-8E47-E06B1F83D4EB/
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The Most Annoying Commercials Of All Time (VIDEO)
pennyserenade
by pennyserenade  11-5-2009   
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Starlight At The Beginning Of Time
ericgyoung
by ericgyoung  11-5-2009   
 Imagine traveling half a billion light years to get somewhere, only to find no one is there...that's the tongue-in-cheek scenario written up in this nifty article from dailygalaxy.com. The picture below shows scientists glimpse of the oldest light in the universe to finally reach earth. According to the article, this is the universe's "first starlight...light "at the beginning of time." I don't pretend to understand the physics behind all of this, but I do enjoy such awe-inspiring pictures. I hope you do, too.
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Astronomers See 'Skeleton' of the Universe
merrie
by merrie  11-5-2009    1
 Viewed through the world's most powerful telescopes, the discovery "is the first observation of such a prominent galaxy structure in the distant universe, providing further insight into the cosmic web and how it formed," according to a statement by the European Southern Observatory (ESO). The assembly of galaxies form filaments "millions of light years long and constitute the skeleton of the universe," it says. "Galaxies gather around them, and immense galaxy clusters form at their intersections, lurking like giant spiders waiting for more matter to digest," it adds. The filaments are located about 6.7 billion light-years away and extend over at least 60 million light-years, the scientists say, adding the structure very likely stretches beyond the area they probed, warranting further observations. "This is the first time that we have observed such a rich and prominent structure in the distant universe," says ESO's Masayuki Tanaka, who led the study.
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Top Seven Ways Writing Articles Can Explode Your Business
murdimedia
by murdimedia  11-4-2009   
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Naruto Shippuden 470 Manga
useosecrets
by useosecrets  11-4-2009   
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Findings on Mysterious Haze at Galaxy's Center
tabsey
by tabsey  11-3-2009   
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Beginning of Time Discovered
chestnut501
by chestnut501  11-2-2009    16
 Zooming in on the Universe's First Starlight: "Everything Else Came After This"
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The Average Color of the Universe
Mohir
by Mohir  11-2-2009    1
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The Celtic Zodiac: The Origin of Halloween
risatalogo
by risatalogo  11-2-2009   
 Notes from the artist: The Ancient Origins of Halloween In today's world it is often difficult for us to imagine that there were ancient civilizations that came long before us, who were more aware and in tune with nature, astronomy and astrology than we are today with all of our advanced knowledge and technology. Approximately one thousand years B.C., a religious order of Celtic priests known as the Druids lived in the British Isles. They used a lunar calendar that consisted of 13 months, with each month having within it 28 days, plus an additional day which was added to the calendar as in a leap year, to correspond to the solar/lunar year. This 13 month calendar was used by the Druids to calculate their year and important festivals. The Druidic religion focused on the natural and supernatural energies of the universe which they identified with the spirits of their sacred trees. These sacred trees formed the basis of the Druid astrological zodiac.
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Millionaire Mindset Trait #10 : Open To Receiving
nickel77
by nickel77  11-1-2009   
 Good stuff
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Afterglow
debbyski
by debbyski  10-30-2009   
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THE REVEREND AT ROSWELL: A CHAPLAIN AT THE CRASH?
vinitjain
by vinitjain  10-30-2009   
 The enormity of suddenly being confronted with sky-fallen craft and beings from another world near Roswell, NM in July of 1947 was no doubt spiritually shattering. The psychological impact of such an event had to have been deep and lasting.
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There are no victims in the universe
tidbit2
by tidbit2  10-30-2009    2
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Exploding Star Sets Distance Record
David Hughes
by David Hughes  10-29-2009   
 For you space buffs!
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E.T. and God
JULIE PENKOVA
by JULIE PENKOVA  10-28-2009   
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Invested In War
sahara
by sahara  10-28-2009   
 n 2004, the first full year after the current Iraq war began, Republican and Democratic lawmakers-both hawks and doves invested between $74.9 million and 161.3 million in companies under contract with the DoD. No wonder the Democratic congress kept approving the enormous spending bills on the war, since a significant portion of it happens to end up in their deep pockets. Interestingly, the report also mentioned that members of the senate foreign relations and armed services committees which oversee the Iraq war had between $32 million and $44 million invested in companies with DoD contracts. The burning questions for many people are the following: Are there any ethics left in politics? Could the universe ever exist without wars? The answer is no, because wars have been a major part of our social make up, in addition they force geostrategic changes, make profits for the elite, and reduce population.
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See the Universe and never leave the farm
robm47
by robm47  10-28-2009   
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Near stadium, Cowboys have a new rival: Satan
boniface
by boniface  10-27-2009   
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Seven questions that keep physicists up at night
Fast T friend
by Fast T friend  10-27-2009   
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Volcanic Eruption Photography
EddieIsSteady
by EddieIsSteady  10-26-2009    3
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Alternate Iraq War Universe … Obama Won!
merrie
by merrie  10-26-2009    1
 Never mind that the surge was initiated by President George Bush, and the current withdrawal was negotiated by the Bush administration with a sovereign, elected Iraqi government which his actions allowed to come into being, in place of the prior despot he had deposed, while Democrats, including Obama, were howling for abandonment. Obama deserves some credit, of course. For staying Bush’s course and throwing his own boneheaded pandering demands for a precipitous pullout under the bus. OK, I thought Friedman had got about as weird as he could. Silly me. This next step is particularly important, which is why we cannot let Afghanistan distract U.S. diplomats from Iraq. Remember: Transform Iraq and it will impact the whole Arab-Muslim world. Change Afghanistan and you just change Afghanistan. Fascinating. The big clamor for the last few years of course has been that Iraq was distracting us from Afghanistan, and now every jackanape out there, to include Friedman . . .
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NASA: "Calling Planet Earth" -Life is Not Going to End in 2012!
xpersianx
by xpersianx  10-26-2009   
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seven questions that keep physicists up at night
gilesvineu
by gilesvineu  10-26-2009   
 seven questions that keep physicists up at night
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Galaxy Zoo Catalogs the Universe
violetnightshade
by violetnightshade  10-26-2009   
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Galileo's Spyglass
celestialdancer
by celestialdancer  10-25-2009    2
 Using ever-more powerful telescopes over the next year, Galileo observed that the Moon was not perfectly smooth, as claimed by Aristotle, but cratered and mountainous. He spotted hundreds of stars previously untouched by human eyes. More critically, he discovered the four inner satellites of Jupiter - still known as the "Galilean moons" in his honour - and learnt that Venus, Earth's closest planet, goes through a full range of phases. Put together, his observations validated the revolutionary theory of Nicolaus Copernicus that Earth orbits the Sun, and not the other way round. Galileo understood the implications of what he had seen, but the Catholic Church was not ready to accept such heresy. Only in 2000 did the Holy See apologise for putting Galileo on trial in 1633, forcing him to recant his ideas lest he face imprisonment or worse. The Vatican also pays tribute to him in an exhibition that opened this month. I never knew that it was only in 20
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Nurturing Coincidence
kkcapricorn
by kkcapricorn  10-24-2009   
 People who are sensitive to events and stimuli around them will be sensitive to coincidences sent from the universe. The most powerful and unusual stimuli will naturally draw your attention. Those are the things in your environment you need to look at most closely. And the more unlikely the coincidence, the more potent the clue. More coincidences provide more clues to guide our behavior. We start to enjoy more opportunities. We have more “good luck.” These clues point out the direction to take our lives.
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Quantum Teleportation
emilswift
by emilswift  10-24-2009   
 Article applying concept of teleportation of quantum states from particles to light itself.
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What it means to live in the moment
robm47
by robm47  10-24-2009   
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a word of wisdom
nez1335
by nez1335  10-23-2009   
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The Omega Nebula (Hidden Universe)
sahara
by sahara  10-23-2009    2
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Nikita Anand Pics Stills Images Photo Shoot Photos
shahidcool07
by shahidcool07  10-23-2009   
 Nikita Anand Pics Stills Images Photo Shoot Gallery Photos Wallpapers .Nikita Anand was born in the Punjabi-speaking family in Jalandhar, Punjab, India, in 1983. Her dad is Brigadier S.S. Anand, a doctor in the Indian Army; his frequent transfers led to Nikita studying in different schools - BollywoodShots.Com
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