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A theme I've been exploring over the past year or so has been the barriers to cloud adoption. Time spent with organizations using cloud has shown me just how valuable a move to the cloud can be – in terms of economics, agility, focus, etc. That being the case, you'd be excused for thinking that cloud adoption would be a no-brainer for all organizations. Sadly, this isn't always the case and a number of hurdles stand in the way to broader adoption.
The drive with CloudU has been to put in place a broad education program so business and tech leaders and staff have the ability to understand the terminology, differentiate marketing spin from real substance and, bottom line, to ask their vendor the right sort of questions.
Some barriers to adoption, however, are technical and can't simply be solved through education. Cloud computing services can be acquired by business units on a credit card, which can introduce a lack of visibility both within business units and across business units. This is one of the problems that Cloudability is trying to solve (disclosure, I'm an early investor in the company).
The thesis is that it's hard enough to know exactly what you're spending on the cloud at any point in time, let alone budget for the future. In order to provide some help with this issue, I'm moderating a webinar in a couple of weeks that brings together people who spend their working day thinking about this problem. We've got Mat Ellis, CEO and co-founder of Cloudability, and Tyler Sloat, CFO at cloud subscription and billing vendor Zuora.
It's another in a series of educational webinars that we're bringing the cloud community to extend on from the CloudU syllabus – in this webinar we'll show you how to see what you're spending and how to communicate that to the rest of the company in a way that keeps finance happy. We'll talk about:
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More or less an actual scene from the NHL All-Star Fan Fair in Raleigh on Sunday:
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Cancers 2012, 4(4), 1247-1251; doi:10.3390/cancers4041247
Cancer Cachexia: Muscle Physiology and Exercise Training
Department of Exercise & Sports Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC 27599, USA
Department of Nutrition, Gillings School of Global Public Health, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC 27599, USA
Weill Cornell Medical College, New York, NY 10021, USA
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Received: 11 September 2012; in revised form: 17 November 2012 / Accepted: 21 November 2012 / Published: 29 November 2012
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Abstract: Cachexia in cancer patients is a condition marked by severe tissue wasting and a myriad of quality of life and health consequences. Cachexia is also directly linked to the issues of morbidity and survivability in cancer patients. Therapeutic means of mitigating cachexia and its effects are thus critical in cancer patient treatment. We present a discussion on the use of physical exercise activities in the context of such treatment as a means to disruption the tissue wasting effects (i.e., muscle tissue losses via anorexigenic pro-inflammatory cytokines) of cachexia. In addition we propose a theoretical model (Exercise Anti-Cachectic Hypothetical—"EACH" model) as to how exercise training may promote a disruption in the cycle of events leading to advancing cachexia and in turn promote an enhanced functionality and thus improved quality of life in cancer patients.
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LINCOLN — A compromise on changes to the Learning Community of Douglas and Sarpy Counties headed to the full Legislature Thursday.
The amended version of Legislative Bill 585 would reduce the Learning Community's taxing authority by one-third and trim transportation for students using open enrollment.
The Education Committee advanced the compromise only after being assured that State Sen. Jim Smith of Papillion, the bill's introducer, would fight attempts to hijack the bill.
"Anything that would be a significant departure from this carefully crafted amendment would be a deal-breaker," said Sen. Bill Avery of Lincoln.
The committee chairwoman, Sen. Kate Sullivan of Cedar Rapids, said she had a letter from Smith promising to kill his own bill if lawmakers attach any amendments without approval from all sides, or fail to adopt the compromise.
Sen. Rick Kolowski of Omaha called that assurance critical because Learning Community officials opposed Smith's original version of LB 585.
Smith also had signed on as a co-sponsor of a bill to abolish the Learning Community. The Education Committee killed that bill, introduced by Sen. Bill Kintner of Papillion, earlier this week.
But Smith worked with Kolowski, a former chairman of the Learning Community Council, to hammer out the compromise.
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"This compromise has the potential to allow the Learning Community to place an even greater focus on children in poverty," he said.
The 11 school districts within the Learning Community have a common property tax levy. Funds from state school aid and the common levy are redistributed among the districts with the goal of sharing resources equitably across the Omaha area. The goal is to close achievement gaps for disadvantaged students.
As introduced, LB 585 would have cut the entity's governing council to six members, all appointed by school boards. The council now has 18 members, of whom 12 are elected directly.
Under the compromise, no changes will be made in governance.
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Hey guys, I live in canada and am comming to buffalo this weekend to buy an Iphone, what are my chances of finding a non 1.12 iphone at the apple store? My understanding is that if I buy a 1.12 i am screwed.
Hey guys, I live in canada and am comming to buffalo this weekend to buy an Iphone, what are my chances of finding a non 1.12 iphone at the apple store? My understanding is that if I buy a 1.12 i am screwed.
your not screwed...you just have to go with the turbosim method which is really easy just ends up costing you a little bit extra cash for the actual turbosim..
i dont think anyone here can tell you what your chances are of buying a non 1.1.2 phone ..
Today was searching local Apple stores (NY and NJ) none of older version was found. Even at some AT&T stores no luck. Seems like all old versions is gone.
go with the TurboSIM solution and make its czech developers happy. I just ordered one and I am sure I will be happy. If I had ordered TS from the very beginning in early September I am sure I would have had much less hazzle with all that up,- and downgrading. Nevertheless: I like hacking as an art and I really find admirable what iphone dev team has done for all of us... send them some $$$ they really deserve it...
almost no chance. Apple (New jersey/NY) stores won't let you check the serial before buying and they were at week 46-47 this past weekend. Same thing with ATT stores.
****no chance****
as per a apple store employee:
all stores are to send all non 1.1.2(, non display iPhones back to apple.
got a 7T739 iphone here, bought very recently in an applestore in the USA which had week 47 and week 39 (the ones from week 47 also had 3 different digits as the firsst digits, not 7T7).
so this here seems to be week 39. is it probable that apple has updated these obviously older iphones to bootloader 4.6? or is it probable it will be the "real" old week 39 iphone with old bootloader?
just asking before opening the package, so i could still return it if it is bootloader 4.6.
thx for your help!
your chances of finding one is almost impossible!! you have better chance of seeing bigfoot....good luck:)
i bought 3 week 44 and a 46 this morning here in virginia at the pentagon city mall apple store and 2 more week 44 at an att corporate store locally of corse im stuck with the week 46. but i have faith in the soon to be new unlock


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Man do I ever feel accomplished! This job was long overdue as I was dreading it so much. The last time I did this was when I was 15 and mom thought I was the best one in the house for the job. I only had a squeeze tube of caulking then, and it was not pretty! (although it did seal things to her satisfaction!) Since DH spreads fluffy stuff like spackle like a cake decorator without purpose, I was left with no choice but to take it on.
This time I sprung for the caulk tube that works with a gun. I cut the hole too big so I abandoned completing the work started yesterday until today, when I got a smoothing tool to help out.
I think it turned out pretty good. You might be expecting a post of my caulking re&re about now, but instead (as a special treat) here is one of dh's latest 'fixes', which should illustrate why *I* had to do the caulking. My son tugged on a recently installed drapery rod, and the centred support bracket came loose. No problem as far as I was concerned, as the ends were fine and dh learned WHY I told him not to fart around with the new drape panels. (room needs to be painted and I thought I'd just deal with it then) Anyway, dh, with too much time on his hands, a good heart, and no experience, took it upon himself to 'help' me. He smooshed spackle over the original spot the support bracket was installed at........and he MOVED the thing a lot to the left. (so the drape panels look funny when drawn together now) The picture is kind of small but for those of you with superior eyesight I can confirm: Yes, that is spackle smeared all over the rod. (and to those of you that remember my post about spackle woes in my bar: No, I haven't sanded that down yet!)
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Dr. Seuss, Shel Silverstein... I miss you my friends, and dream of a ten turtle stack where the sidewalk ends. Though I'm now an adult, I miss the sing song of your rhymes. They teach little lessons and make us talk in time. So here's my attempt at a silly adult version - a wacky news, silly video, rhyming poetry fusion.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Thursday Thoughts - Businesses and Organizations as Father Figures
Figurative Fathers
by Rachel Hoyt
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Instigating Irving
Says and does crazy things,
Then, like the USDA,
Spellz thah issyou away.
With a pop like Pushy Pete,
The answer is never, "Retreat!"
They think like the Pentagon -
A power house can't be a pawn.
Guys like Generous Jerry,
Have finances quite scary,
Like Amazon no income,
Can cover their family's fun.
Egalitarian Earl,
Is a political pearl,
A WTO pal who,
Fights for fair in all we do.
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This week I saw parenting styles in the news
and too many good stories from which to choose:
The USDA's weird rule,
The Pentagon's cybersecurity crew,
Amazon spending like a fool,
and the WTO scolds the USA, to name a few.
news about Santa Barbarians talking
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ha...def interesting correlations to the parenting styles...smiles...ha...and you caught some news i hadnt so off to chase your links a bit too
ReplyDeleteHoly Cow! That's quite a collection of stories--love the missing $39 million...hmmm(or was it billion?) anyway the best(actually worst) was WTO--um, can you say "China?" I knew you could...Thank you Rachel-great rhymes and great stories, who could ask for anything more?! :-)
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Fundraiser Features Silent Auction, Live Music and Donation of Total Dinner Proceeds at Chai Pani and MG Road
Chai Pani and MG Road will host a fundraiser to benefit Meher Free Dispensary on Thursday, Dec. 20th. The fundraiser will include a silent auction from 5 - 8 p.m. and live Hindi vocalist, Cinnamon's Sounds, from 7-8 at MG Road, and Chai Pani will feature Maharashtrian dishes on the menu as well as Maharashtra-inspired drink specials. Additionally, MG Road and Chai Pani will donate 20% of dinner sales and 100% of sales on select beers and wines.
Meher Free Dispensary, founded in 1970 by Dr. Goher Irani, provides free medical care to poor and under-served patients of all ages in rural Maharashtra State, India. Medical services include treatment of acute and chronic illnesses as well as common illnesses and prenatal and postnatal care. Physician visits, lab tests and all medications are provided without charge.
Serving 25,000 patients per year and nearly 300 new patients per month, Meher Free Dispensary runs entirely on donations and volunteer services. Doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals from around the world volunteer their services, supplementing the permanent staff.
"Meher Free Dispensary is located in my home state of Maharashtra," said Meherwan Irani, owner and executive chef of Chai Pani and MG Road. "This organization is very close to my heart and it's an honor to support the work they do."
Meher Fund, Inc. is a non-profit charitable [501(c) (3)] organization dedicated to supporting Meher Free Dispensary. All donations to Meher Fund go directly to support the Dispensary and are 100% tax deductible in the United States.
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Weekend Open Forum: Tech gear you travel with
As a technology connoisseur, product reviewer, news editor and owner of my own tech site, I suspect I travel with more gear the average person would. For a quick weekend getaway, I typically only bring my phone and camera but business trips require the full loadout.
Above is a shot of what I will be taking with me on my trip to Las Vegas to cover the Consumer Electronics Show in January. In no particular order, this includes my iPad 2 (my first time traveling with an iPad), Logitech G700 wireless mouse, Logitech G930 wireless headphones, iPhone 4, Averatec notebook, 4GB MSI flash drive and my Panasonic Lumix GF2 with 20mm f/1.7 lens. I'll tote everything around in my 2008 CES backpack that was provided by the show.
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In about a month I'll be traveling to China, the flight from Colombia to Los Angeles takes about 7 hours and from Los Angeles to Shanghai takes 14, so I'm really planning to take as many gadgets as I can to distract myself (I can't sleep in planes). Along with me I'll have my iPhone 4, my trusty Lenovo Y460 (includes a GT550m for gaming), a Nikon D5000 D-SLR Camera, probably my dusty Nintendo DS Lite (which I haven't used in about a year), a Razer Orochi Mouse... that's probably it, I hope it helps a lot distracting me during those long flights
Hmmm, things which never really leave me are:
JVC Black Series HA-M750 Closed Headphones
FiiO e5 Portable Amplifier
Cowon iAudio 9 16GB
Samsung Galaxy S (Rooted and custom rom with custom kernel)
Fujifilm HS10 Hybrid Digital Camera.
At the top of my list is my Nikon D7000 with a few different lenses,
A Canon G9 as a backup camera,
My iPod Touch 4G for tunes,
and my laptop. I don't currently have a tablet, though I intend on getting one in the very near future.
For a new tablet, I've narrowed my choices down to the #1 Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet, #2 Asus EEE Pad Transformer, and #3 Kindle Fire (which I may get along with one of the other two just for grins).
I bring my shoes.
Hmm, let me think... my basics for travel: MacBook Pro, headphones and iPhone.
Then depending on the destination: Asus portable wi-fi router and spare ethernet cable, GPS, Canon Rebel XSi/Panasonic HD camcorder, and my desktop-sized mouse and mousepad (Razer Deathadder).
Just a phone.
And caviar of the correct viscosity. Thats about it.
I'm a little anti-social I guess, I got rid of my cell because I missed being able to get away from people. As for gadgets, on the rare occasion I'll bring my laptop with me. If I'm going on vacation I'll bring my camera...
-I never even travel from the freezer to the microwave (college student) without my Motorola Atrix
-When I travel I make sure my ipod is fully charged and freshly updated with the songs I may or may not have just got from thepiratebay to insure sanity
-An 8 GB flash drive and a 2 GB spare in the event the 8 GB one gets washed again
-I remove the dust from my psp if its a long trip
-Last but not least a true geek is never fully dressed without his Multi-tool
... It seems Im an oddity without even owning a laptop but I had a nettop once that I hated due to lack of horse power and the unwillingness to pay for a nice one; considering I have a gaming PC at home and I paid lab fees I dont really have the need
My G2x (rooted, no custom roms or kernals...yet, lol)
If it's a long trip and i'm not driving, my dinky Archos 101 for watching movies
If i'm traveling out of town, my laptop and 1tb WD hard drive
HTC Desire HD w/ Ultimate Ears Super.Fi 5 Pro headphones
Sony Nex 5 camera
Lenovo S205 AMD E-350 Fusion
On all my travels I bring:
- Nikon D90
- iPhone 4
- Etymotic HF3
Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini Pro
Creative ZEN 16Gb
Fujifilm Finepix JX280
-Blackberry Curve 8310 for calls
-Samsung Galaxy SL for the rest
Lets see newspaper, a book, my glasses so I can see real far out the window in hd. Something that takes time to eat like beef jerky, pistachios, pumpkin seeds or sunflower seeds.
If I still had it id say my htc droid x smart phone with head phones.
btw i dont recommend wearing a back pack that says hd dvd or anything about electronics when traveling that just says please rob me
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btw i dont recommend wearing a back pack that says hd dvd or anything about electronics when traveling that just says please rob me
I'm not sure anybody would rob your HDDVDs
I travel with
-17 in MacBook Pro
-External HD
-Fatality Headset
-Razor Copperhead Mouse
All in my book bag for easy travel.
Panasonic Lumix LX3
Archos 70
Huawei u8160
SanDisk Cruzer 16GB
I travel with my MS-DOS computer complete with a CRT monitor and a cassette player or if I'm feeling really techy, a Sony Walkman!! If I have an extra backpack, I might bring a cellular phone, as long as I'm not planning to walk long distances, I have to be careful though because sometimes the antenna slips out and breaks.
htc thunderbolt
bose headphones
iPod touch
macbook air
Bringing a gaming headset and a gaming mouse everywhere with a crappy laptop... Are you retarded?
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Just a phone.
And caviar of the correct viscosity. Thats about it.
Do you like 10w-30, or 20w-50 for higher mileage?
Bringing a gaming headset and a gaming mouse everywhere with a crappy laptop... Are you retarded?
Maybe he plays cs/css/steam games..... surely mac can play them at least!
Day to day;
Galaxy S
Galaxy S2
Sony Ericsson W995
ZTE Blade/San Francisco
Work laptop - HP EliteBook
Ethernet cable, mouse, security cable
Three sets of earphones
PSP Go
Mobile chargers
Kingston Data Traveller 16gb
Toshiba gigabeat 60gb
3 different USB cables
headphone extension cable
USB extension cable
If I'm staying overnight add;
Personal laptop
Seagate external harddrive
A good book
I try to keep my D700 with a "daily use, all range" loadout around at all times, though I've been thinking about cutting back on it a little so I can actually fit a laptop in my bag. Of course... I NEED a new laptop. An IBM Thinkpad T43p is REALLY showing its age nowadays... Other than that, My phone, and that's about it at the moment.
I bring one (or both) of my PC laptops.
They have better hardware than a mac and I saved about $700. Each.
Plus, I like being able to sync with family and friends without jumping through hoops.
I'd imagine it'd be embarrassing to say, "No.... I can't do that :(.... and I paid $700+ more than you for my laptop."
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Day to day;
Galaxy S
Galaxy S2
Sony Ericsson W995
ZTE Blade/San Francisco
Work laptop - HP EliteBook
Ethernet cable, mouse, security cable
Three sets of earphones
PSP Go
Mobile chargers
Kingston Data Traveller 16gb
Toshiba gigabeat 60gb
3 different USB cables
headphone extension cable
USB extension cable
If I'm staying overnight add;
Personal laptop
Seagate external harddrive
A good book
And pulling a diesel generator on a Radio Flyer behind you...
My tablet: Asus EEE Pad Transformer.
For longish distances (with my wife at the wheel) I listen to my Philips 8-GB-Vibe player (mp3 64/128), when driving by myself I throw an mp3-CD (128) into the car radio slot.
For hotel rooms we carry along my wife's Dell Studio laptop (also on the offchance of free internet access.)
For a longer stay iin a holiday flat we take along an Archos 20-GB-player (also mp3 128) and a PC-speaker set to make up somehow for a decent stereo equipment.
My wife has a new Nikon digital camera, and we both have a Samsung mobile phone (pre-paid), which is, however, rarely used, just in case one of us gets lost/lost his/her way.
If there is no TV access, we can still get it going on the laptop by means of a Terratec USB-stick (DVB-T), works (nearly) everywhere.
BTW: I'm German and love CLASSICAL music.
hmm.. for an asian girl like me, I always bring:
optional sennheiser earphones in case my apple earphones broken
Sony Vaio P11ZG that fits to my backpocket
finger-attached laser mouse
my japan-made-sunglases dat can change colors (purple,black,blue,etc)depends on light condition
verbatim store n go netbook mini usb (at the size of dongle) 16GB
bulletproof Corsair flash drive 8GB
Tissot T-touch watch
swiss army knife
white backpack (mashimaro brand)
..and my gold visa card
all in my Nissan 350Z, but I don't bring this when go overseas, too heavy :p
Size 12 EEE shoes with Velcro fasteners.
-Motorola Atrix
-Work Laptop (Latitude E4300) or my MacBook Pro depending on where I am going
-Kindle 3G
I am between tablets right now, just sold my Xoom but I would pick up a new one before going anywhere that requires plane travel, probably something ~7in
i bring my iphone, headphones, and psp
I always take my work laptop (Dell Latitude E6400) on business trips and sometimes on personal trips. If not then I'll take my personal Acer Aspire 5820T. Don't forget power packs and plug adaptors as well. Basic Dell corded mouse (I love it for the forward and back buttons!), two portable hard drives (1TB and 500GB) for media. Nokia C7, plus charger and USB, Nike sports headphones and a two pin adaptor for the aeroplane. If I'm getting a hire car then an aux cable and Nokia remote music change cable.
I usually bring my laptop backpack with me which has just about everything needed to fix a computer. Laptop, Ethernet cable, cross over cable, little tool kit for taking apart computers, couple external hdds, usb to hdd adapter cable, my tools for making Ethernet cables(even tho I don't bring the cable unless requested - this way I don't loose the tools :P), my rescue external hdd, and my cd's with all my rescue, repair cd's for those computers that can't boot from USB and a 300watt power inverter. (For charging devices in the car.)
I know it seems a bit much to travel with, but just about every time I go on a trip someone is like "oh hey I have something wrong with my computer....", and I end up helping them with it :P.
I always travel with
acer Netbook
tomtom gps
Ipod video
Samsung Fascinate
and a pistol
I travel for months at a time.
A laptop is simply too big and heavy.
I used to travel with a Canon SX10. Now it is a tiny SONY camera with an underwater case.
I travel with an ereader. A KOBO touch. I read a lot on long trips and I can bring travel guides (Lonely Planet). Sure a tablet is nice but the screen for reading is much better on a Kobo touch. Sometimes I use my friends Samsung Galaxy Tab.
I wish the tablets had an eink display.
But the #1 device I travel with is an old Dell x51v. Now discontinued.
Great for email, internet, lists, contacts. Sure the tablets are made to replace this, but the Dell is ***MUCH*** smaller, works with both wireless and direct LAN cables, and has lots of software available, GPS too.
I do carry all software I use on a Kingston 32 GB thumb drive.
An LED flashlight is key.
A cell phone is very handy. Unlocked of course. I buy a SIM card in an y country I go to
So. Small and light with international capabilities. I use a dust and waterproof Samsung GT 82710. I once dropped a regular cell phone in an Asian toilet traveling from China to Mongolia.
Oh. Gomadic makes a single charger to charge everything so I do not need to have a charger for everything..
I realize that much of what I carry is old and different, but over years of travel, this is what I use.
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StarStuff Podcast Scientists say it's time to abandon existing theories that Earth is composed of the same material as chondritic meteoroids. Plus, pinpointing when dark energy became the dominate force in the universe, and North Korea prepares controversial missile launch.
Theory of Moon's origin questioned
Wednesday, 28 March 2012
StarStuff Podcast Chemical samples that show the Earth and the lunar surface are virtually identical challenge theories about how the Moon was born. Plus Mercury's unusual internal dynamics raise fresh questions, and an Australian submarine reaches lowest point on Earth.
Early Earth's atmosphere clear and cloudy
Wednesday, 21 March 2012
StarStuff Podcast Ancient rocks indicate early Earth regularly flipped between an oxygen-rich atmosphere and a thick hydrocarbon haze like Saturn's moon Titan. Plus CERN confirms neutrinos don't travel faster than the speed of light; and a new theory about why the 'Man in the Moon' faces Earth.
Stormy Sun gathers strength
Wednesday, 14 March 2012
StarStuff Podcast More powerful solar storms hit Earth as the Sun moves towards solar max. Plus astronomers discover oldest galaxy cluster ever detected; and physicists trap antihydrogen.
Astronomers find oldest galactic cluster
Thursday, 8 March 2012
Scientists have discovered the oldest galaxy cluster ever detected.
Black hole creating cosmic hurricane
Thursday, 23 February 2012
Astronomers discover some of the fastest winds ever detected coming from a black hole near the centre of our galaxy.
Prehistoric black holes have astronomers digging for answers
Wednesday, 22 February 2012
StarStuff Podcast Black hole discovery opens way for galactic archaeology. Plus: scientists detect mysterious microwave haze near Milky Way's centre; and why is Venus slowing down?
Glimpses beyond solar system reveal how Sun was formed
Wednesday, 8 February 2012
StarStuff Podcast NASA announces its most complete observation of what lies beyond the solar system. Plus: astronomers discover 'potentially habitable' planet; and Iran launches new spy satellite.
Expert questions new spin on pulsars
Wednesday, 1 February 2012
StarStuff Podcast Controversial new study suggests pulsars act as a giant magnet. Plus: bus-sized asteroid shaves by Earth; and powerful solar storm slams into Earth, but is the Sun weakening?
Death of comet captured in detail
Wednesday, 25 January 2012
StarStuff Podcast Scientists combine data from three different satellites to provide the most detailed picture yet of the death of a comet. Plus: a new telescope to study the black hole at the heart of the Milky Way, and a new view of the mighty Pillars of Creation.
Milky Way packed with planets
Wednesday, 18 January 2012
StarStuff Podcast A new study claims every star in the Milky Way galaxy is likely to be orbited by at least one planet. Plus: Phobos Grunt spacecraft crashes back to Earth; astronomers discover rare gamma-ray binary star system.
Rare multiple star system discovered
Friday, 13 January 2012
Scientists using NASA's Fermi space telescope have discovered one of the most powerful energy sources in the comsos.
Survey suggests billions of planets in galaxy
Thursday, 12 January 2012
A new study suggests each star in the Milky Way galaxy is most likely orbited by a planet - and there's a good chance that planet is closer in size to Earth, than to Jupiter.


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Folkie Friday presents Chris Noyes at 49 West
Event Date:
October 25, 2013 - 9:00pm - 11:00pm
Chris Noyes brings her vast repertoire of traditional Americana, Celtic and original material to Annapolis for a long overdue solo performance at the Folkie Friday concert series at 49 West Coffeehouse and Winebar. Noyes, who currently lives on Maryland's Eastern Shore, hails from Baltimore where she cut her teeth on Irish music at the Gandy Dancer, playing with notable groups like Helicon in the early days. The concert starts at 8 p.m.(doors open at 7:30 p.m.)There is a $15 cover charge.
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