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A. C.	2009/11/28 19:32 ...a nurse who treated the early astronauts after their missions said it was ''as if they had fallen in love with a mystery up there.'' <-- from http://www.newsweek.com/id/220438/page/2
A. C.	2009/11/28 19:32 Is This The Beginnings Of The First Megacity? http://io9.com/5412939/is-this-the-beginnings-of-the-first-megacity
A. C.	2009/11/24 00:19 Konstantin Feoktistov <-- from http://www.latimes.com/news/obituaries/la-me-passings23-2009nov23,0,1546593.story
A. C.	2009/11/24 00:18 The Lost JFK Tapes: The Assassination http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/episode/the-lost-jfk-tapes-the-assassination-4469/Overview http://www.star-telegram.com/entertainment/story/1778899.html
A. C.	2009/11/13 20:34 NASA's glass is more than half filled on whether there is water on the moon http://www.fark.com/cgi/comments.pl?IDLink=4767437
A. C.	2009/11/3 19:46 Bacteria Could Survive In Martian Soil http://science.slashdot.org/story/09/11/02/1435227/Bacteria-Could-Survive-In-Martian-Soil?art_pos=28
A. C.	2009/11/3 19:45 NASA Trying To Reinvent Their Approach http://science.slashdot.org/story/09/11/02/202223/NASA-Trying-To-Reinvent-Their-Approach?art_pos=19
A. C.	2009/11/3 19:44 2 Companies Win NASA's Moon-Landing Prize Money http://science.slashdot.org/story/09/11/03/1554207/2-Companies-Win-NASAs-Moon-Landing-Prize-Money?art_pos=4
A. C.	2009/11/1 20:57 Cohn enrolled in the doctoral program at Columbia but could not get support as a teaching assistant because such jobs were reserved for men. She supported herself as a baby sitter, receiving a master's in physical chemistry in 1932. Unable to afford to continue her education, she accepted a job at the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, the forerunner of NASA, in Langley, Va., where she was the only female among 70 men. She was given a position lower than she was qualified for and was eventually banned from the laboratory because she was a woman, but she planned fuel-injection experiments that others carried out. <-- from http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-me-mildred-cohn31-2009oct31,0,7301095.story
A. C.	2009/10/14 18:47 In a telephone news conference sponsored by the Nobel Foundation, Boyle said the greatest achievement his work led to was the imaging of other planets. ''We saw for the first time the surface of Mars. It wouldn't have been possible without our invention.'' <-- from http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-sci-nobel7-2009oct07,0,4906180.story
A. C.	2009/10/14 18:45 Kennedy dealt with that in the acrimonious meeting he had with his military advisors in which they -- particularly LeMay -- violently dissented from his adoption of quarantine rather than military action against Cuba. As Kennedy said afterward, ''These brass hats have one great advantage in their favor. If we listen to them, and do what they want us to do, none of us will be alive later to tell them that they were wrong.'' <-- from http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/news/arts/la-et-rutten23-2009sep23,0,7704677.story
Dr_Erickson	2009/9/23 07:56 But we, because of our ignorance, call Him Mind, for Mind is that which knows, and ignorance seeks ever for its other self, and the other self of ignorance is Gnosis. And seeking Gnosis, whether it love or hate its own false view of what it seeks, ignorance is ever changing into some form of knowing, experiencing some novelty or other as it thinks, not knowing that it is experiencing itself. But Mind is not only that which knows, but also pg 15 the object of all knowledge; for it knows itself alone, there being nothing else to know but Mind. It self-creates itself to know itself, and to know itself it must first not know itself. Mind thus makes ignorance and Gnosis, but is not either in itself. It is itself the Mystery that makes all mysteries in order that it may be self-initiate in all. Pss: [1] Why do the heathen rage, and the people imagine a vain thing? [2] The kings of the earth set themselves, and the rulers take counsel together, against the LORD, and against his anointed, saying, [3] Let us break their bands asunder, and cast away their cords from us. [4] He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh: the Lord shall have them in derision. [5] Then shall he speak unto them in his wrath, and vex them in his sore displeasure.
Dr_Erickson	2009/9/11 07:17 Learn my meaning by looking at what you yourself have in you, for in you too, the Word is son, and Mind the father of the Word. They are not separate one from the other, for Life is the union of Word and Mind. "Full well have you taught me all, as I desired, 0h Divine Mind. And now, " I beseeched Him, "pray tell me further of the nature of the way to the Life Above." Blessings to You
foni	2009/9/8 21:54 I know it’s been a while and I sincerely apologize for that. I’ve been working on a new “cutting edge” series of cinematic portraits of U.B.R. ‘Neo-Renaissance’ artists and friends. This is the concept teaser for the project. Check it out and let me know what you think. P.S. Your continuing friendship means the world to me personally. The U.B.R. couldn’t have gotten to this point without your support. I bow to you, my friend. Hope you have a great weekend! Love and light… - foni P.S.S. If you’re interested in keeping track of our progress, add us at - TempereD TantrumS.
A. C.	2009/8/2 20:20 ...there had to be two reasons for every move you made, every word you said and every thing you did--the real reason and the completely plausibile lie. -- http://www.bradthor.com/
A. C.	2009/8/2 20:18 ''No matter how good or bad they are, they are the first paintings in all of history of another place that an Earth human has actually seen and painted,'' Bean said. <-- from http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/news/la-et-bean17-2009jul17,0,3092952.story
A. C.	2009/8/2 20:15 Similarly, half of NASA's work force is now eligible for retirement, according to one estimate. Reams of data they gathered in decades of space flight have been discarded for lack of storage space or archived in electronic file formats for computers no longer in use. <-- from http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124899387236395233.html
kimberly	2009/8/1 02:52 i had too... there were martian ruins down there. LOL
A. C.	2009/7/20 19:09 Who could have predicted that the moon voyages would create the most potent impetus to -- and symbol of -- environmental consciousness here on Earth: Earthrise, the now iconic Blue Planet photograph brought back by Apollo 8? <-- http://www.northjersey.com/news/opinions/krauthammer_071709.html
A. C.	2009/7/12 05:45 The Air Force told the Pentagon that the people at NASA were blabbermouths. <-- http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204556804574260092036211738.html
A. C.	2009/7/12 05:44 In Kirk's speech on risk, the states "Do you wish that the first Apollo mission hadn't reached the moon"? At the time of the original airing, only one year after the launch pad fire that killed the Apollo 1 crew, reaching the moon was far from certain and the risks were enormous. <-- http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0708445/trivia for the ''Star Trek'' episode ''Return to Tomorrow'' that first aired 9 February 1968 (Season 2, Episode 20) As in ''Tomorrow is Yesterday,'' ''Star Trek'' again references the Apollo moon landing, which was still more than a year and a half away when this episode was filmed. In Act Two, Kirk chides McCoy as a piker, asking rhetorically ''Do you wish that the first Apollo mission hadn't reached the Moon...?'' Of course, the (Apollo 11) moon landing was not technically the first of the Apollo missions, as the production team well knew: the Apollo 1 disaster had occurred in January 1967, well before the ''Return to Tomorrow'' script was even submitted -- and a full year before the episode was broadcast. In early November, just prior to this production, the uncrewed Apollo 6 flight tested the Saturn V launcher. Not until TOS was into its third season did humans again crew an Apollo mission (Apollo 7). Apollo 8 (and 10), which made the transit to lunar orbit, could be said to have ''reached the moon'', but Kirk's statement is clearly a reference to Apollo 11 -- the first human landing upon an alien surface. <-- http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Return_to_Tomorrow_(episode)
foni	2009/7/10 23:06 Stopping by to share some ART and to wish you a wonderful weekend, my friend. Love and light… - foni
foni	2009/7/3 21:30 You probably thought I fell OVER the EDGE of this FLAT EARTH we live on. In reality I’ve been fighting a GORILLA WAR with MUTANT, COMPUTER ROACHES from the PLANET PLUTO. - Oh, that’s right. Pluto is no longer considered a planet… - Okay, you got me. Should be back to NORMAL on Monday. Or at the very least ONLINE regularly. WISHING YOU a great weekend, my FRIEND, and a HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY!!! Love and light… - foni
A. C.	2009/6/29 18:31 Deborah Solomon: Meaning the shuttle program, which is about to end? Buzz Aldrin: We've been concentrating on the shuttle, the space station and laying the groundwork for returning to the moon. The disturbing part is that, all this time, Russia has been concentrating on Phobos, a moon of Mars, and a number of us have recently realized just how significant that would be as a stepping stone to Mars. <-- from http://www.topix.com/us/2009/06/the-man-on-the-moon-buzz-aldrin
A. C.	2009/6/29 18:15 I'll admit it. I love military SF. It has a world-view that is quintessentially American. Our guys stand up for what is good in the world, defending a freedom-loving people and the U.S. Constitution that (as originally written) is the greatest instrument for liberty in the history of the world. This sub-genre has both a realistic and an optimistic view of the world at the same time. The realism acknowledges that we live in an imperfect world and evil exists with no hope of eradicating it. The optimism maintains that American forces will prevail over an enemy without losing sight of our core values. Yes, we can be brutal (e.g. the Battles of Okinawa and Iwo Jima) but it not a needless brutality. Military SF is the ideal fiction for the American conservative. (Remember, one definition of a conservative is ''a liberal who has been mugged by reality.'') <-- from http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/A2OBK1T2731V68/ref=cm_cr_pr_pdp

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