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Citation format: Mignan, A. (2011), Claims of Indigenous Life Forms in Meteorites: A Short Review. Meteorite magazine, vol. 17, no. 4, pp. 34-38.
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Are we alone in the Universe? The answer has eluded mankind until now. Or did it? From time to time, scientists claim to have found the proof of extraterrestrial life. The latest to date is Richard B. Hoover, a NASA scientist, who has supposedly found the evidence for indigenous microfossils in carbonaceous meteorites1 (Hoover, 2011). Claims of alien life in meteorites are some of the most fascinating since they are linked to something tangible. How better prove the existence of extraterrestrial life than having a piece of rock that contains some kind of alien form, fossil or alive, in it.
The histogram shown in Figure 1 depicts the chronology of claims of indigenous life forms, past or present, found in meteorites and of the subsequent debates, from the early age of Meteoritics to the present day. What strikes the eye is the histogram's cycle-like structure. Each cycle starts with one extraordinary claim: meteoritic stones and irons contain fossils of multi-cellular invertebrates (Hahn, 1880), chondrites contain living indigenous bacteria (Lipman, 1932; Geraci et al., 2001), microfossils can be found in carbonaceous meteorites (Nagy et al., 1961; Hoover, 2011) as well as in Martian meteorites (McKay et al., 1996). Other studies always follow to whether refute or corroborate the initial claim. Finally, the hypothesis dies off, to maybe be revitalized decades later in a new cycle. Interestingly, this structure follows the famous Thomas Kuhn's Structure of Scientific Revolutions2 (e.g., Kuhn, 1970).
"La Paléontologie reste pour nous unique en son genre et dépourvue encore de terme de comparaison. Mais comme, en réalité, rien n'est unique dans la nature, sinon la nature elle-même, la seule question possible est de savoir si des termes de comparaison, qui existent certainement quoique nous les igorions, viendront ou ne viendront pas à notre connaissance"3 – Stanislas Meunier (1871)
In the late 19th century, Otto Hahn, not to be confused with the German chemist and Nobel laureate of the same name, claimed the presence of fossils in meteorites. He thought to have identified in thin sections fossils of sponges, corals and crinoids in ordinary chondrites and even in irons (Hahn, 1880). Hahn's idea was later rejected by most of his contemporaries. J. Lawrence Smith4 stated: "Although I have probably examined more microscopic plates of (…) meteorite than any other person, still I have never discovered anything like organic remains" (Louisville Courier Journal, 1881). As can be seen in Figure 2a, the author clearly misinterpreted chondrules as being fossilized corals. This is a clear example of pareidolia, the same process that makes you see animal shapes in clouds. One other notable obscure theory based on this trick of the mind is the Nummulosphere of Randolph Kirkpatrick (1912), according to which all rocks on Earth would have formed from the accumulation of foraminifera5. In his work, Kirkpatrick ironically criticizes Hahn by stating: "Dr. Otto Hahn believed in the organic origin of meteorites, but he fails to produce any evidence in support of his theory. He mistook the chondrules of aerolites for Sponges, Corals, and Crinoids (…) Further, he considered the Widmanstatten figures of siderites to be for the most part plant-cells and not crystals". At the same time, Kirkpatrick indicates: "Nummulitic structure is clear enough to my practiced sight in meteorite sections containing stone and iron (…) (Meteorites) are lumps of mineralized and ore-enriched nummulitic rock (…) In my opinion, meteorites have no more to do with nebular and prenebular theories than have lumps of chalk".
Hahn's idea did not survive. It was however (kind of) resurrected in the 1960s by Bartholomew Nagy's group who proposed the catchy term organized elements (OEs) for what they believed to resemble unicellular microfossils in carbonaceous chondrites (Claus & Nagy, 1961). Their 1961 paper led to a hectic debate published in the prestigious Nature and Science journals and which lasted for several years (Figure 3). In 1962, Fitch et al. (1962) refuted the claim; OEs consist in fact of mineral grains. The authors stated: "although the work of Claus and Nagy was done with much greater care and competence than the early work of Hahn, the decision whether a certain form is of biological or inorganic origin is once again purely subjective". Nagy et al. (1962) responded that Fitch et al. had not looked at the right place and proposed four more experiments to corroborate their hypothesis. Anders & Fitch (1962) then discriminated OEs in two classes: (1) simple shapes, indigenous and inorganic and (2) complex shapes of biological origin but most likely spore contaminants. Nagy et al. (1963) verified that the complex OEs were not contaminants and Fitch & Anders (1963) that they really looked like contaminants. And the story went on... until it died off.
The Martian meteorite, code name ALH84001, first find made in the Allan Hills of Antarctica in a 1984 expedition, has been made famous by a team from NASA (McKay et al., 1996) for it contains "elongate forms (that) resemble some forms of fossilized filamentous bacteria" (Figures 2b). ALH84001 is now part of the pop culture (Figure 4) in contrast with other claims, maybe due to the fact that the existence of Martians would make more sense to the layman than the existence of "Asteroidians" or "Cometians", but it is most probably due to the frantic media attention at the time6. Ashley & Delaney (1999) give a simple answer to the ALH84001 enigma, in agreement with a number of previous studies: "The ultrabasic igneous rock, ALH84001, is (…) an extremely poor candidate in which to search for Martian life as it is more likely to show terrestrial contamination signatures than Martian biogenic signatures".
The most recent claims of indigenous fossils in meteorites come from Hoover (2011) and while it is considered now by the medias as some exclusive news1, his work on the topic spans for over a decade (e.g., Hoover et al., 1998). Hoover (2008) claimed: "The CI and CM carbonaceous meteorites contain a large number of complex and embedded coccoidal and filamentous forms consistent in size, shape and morphology with known species of cyanobacteria, sulfur bacteria and other morphologically convergent prokaryotes". In regards of Nagy's OEs, Hoover (2011) indicated: "(Nagy et al.) failed to recognize a pollen grain and erroneously included an image of it in their original paper. This resulted in their work being discredited". Although the shapes observed by Hoover are likely to be indigenous, the problem with pattern recognition is always the same and the lesson should have been learned by now.
"I fail to find in Dr. Lipman's experiments any good evidence of the presence of bacteria in the interior of (meteorites) (…) It is very questionable whether all contaminations from the air can be excluded" – Nininger (1933)
"(The claim of bacteria of extraterrestrial origin in meteorites was) received by the layman with philosophical interest and by geologists and bacteriologists with skepticism" – Roy (1935)
If meteorites could contain relics of the past life on their parent body, why not living organisms? Following the panspermia hypothesis, meteorites are potential vectors of life (e.g., Wickramasinghe et al., 2003). The subject goes beyond the scope of the present paper since most arguments are only conjectural. Evidence of living organisms in meteorites has been nevertheless claimed in a few studies, which are worth mentioning. Lipman (1932) stated having found living bacteria in ordinary chondrites (Figure 5). His work was immediately refuted, the most plausible origin for the bacteria being a laboratory contamination (e.g., Nininger, 1933; Roy, 1935). A more recent work is by Geraci et al. (2001), which experiment protocol is basically similar to the one used by Lipman 70 years before. The authors indicate: "A (…) search for the presence of microbes in meteorites shows that (they) are rich in microorganisms, indicating that these already existed in early Earth formation stages (… and these are) found to be not essentially different from present day organisms". Really? How interesting!
"The intense controversy which once surrounded the origin of (CI chondrite) organic matter has subsided. Most authors now agree that this material represents primitive prebiotic matter, not vestiges of extraterrestrial life" – Anders et al. (1973)
"The complex polymer-like organic matter similar to kerogen in the carbonaceous meteorites (…) constitutes an important biomarker" – Hoover (2011)
While microphotographs of pretended life forms appear as dramatic pieces of evidence (Figure 2), conclusions based on morphology alone are insufficient. Carbonaceous meteorites (Figure 6) are known to contain a multitude of complex organic compounds, such as the building blocks of proteins and of DNA (e.g., Anders et al., 1973). Proponents of life in meteorites consider them as strong biomarkers to support their sensational biomorphic findings (Hoover, 2011 and references therein). Mainstream scientists agree however that they are synthesized from non-biological processes, as proven by the Miller-Urey and Fischer-Tropsch experiments (e.g., Anders et al., 1973).
The Martian life scenario is different. To prove their case, McKay et al. (1996) described, in addition to their nanobacteria shape-like features, other finds such as Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs), carbonates and magnetite crystals. However they conclude: "None of these observations is in itself conclusive (…) When they are considered collectively (…), we conclude that they are evidence for primitive life on early Mars". Again, not the most elegant scientific result we might expect.
"Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" – Carl Sagan
Following Occam's razor, of two hypotheses that lead to the same result, the simplest one is always to be preferred. Thus complex shapes observed in meteorites, be them from asteroids, comets or from the planet Mars, are likely to be mineral concretions of random forms or terrestrial contaminants. However the study of the strange and the unknown has clearly some appeal and research will continue. Although the claim of life in meteorites can be considered at the present time as fringe science, this might change in the future. So now, let's wait for a sedimentary Martian meteorite7 to fall on Earth and, maybe, find some undeniable proof of alien life, past or present8.
Acknowledgements: I would like to thank Editor Robert Beauford for giving me the opportunity to publish this review in Meteorite magazine as well as Jörn Koblitz for his comments.
# | Reference | Cat. | P/O | # | Reference | Cat. | P/O |
1 | Hahn (1879) | I | P | 35 | Nagy et al. (1963) | I | P |
2 | Hahn (1880) | I | P | 36 | Anders et al. (1964) | I | O |
3 | Birgham (1881) | I | P | 37 | Vdovykin (1964) | I | O |
4 | Louisville Courier J. (1881) | I | O | 38 | Oro & Tornabene (1965) | II | O |
5 | Weinland (1882) | I | P | 39 | VanLandingham (1965) | I | P |
6 | Anonymous (1882) | I | O | 40 | Manten (1966) | I | - |
7 | Smith (1882) | I | O | 41 | Nagy (1966) | I | - |
8 | Vogt (1882) | I | O | 42 | Urey (1966) | I | - |
9 | Weinland (1882) | I | P | 43 | Nagy (1967) | I | - |
10 | Kirkpatrick (1912) | I | P | 44 | VanLandingham et al. (1967) | I | P |
11 | Lipman (1932) | II | P | 45 | Tan & VanLandingham (1967) | I | ? |
12 | Farrell (1933) | II | O | 46 | Rossignol-Strick & Barghoorn (1971) | I | O |
13 | Nininger (1933) | II | O | 47 | Nagy (1975) | I | P |
14 | Roy (1935) | II | O | 48 | McKay et al. (1996) | I | P |
15 | Lipman (1936) | II | P | 49 | Anders (1996) | I | O |
16 | Roy (1937) | II | O | 50 | Bradley et al. (1997) | I | O |
17 | Claus & Nagy (1961) | I | P | 51 | McKay et al. (1997) | I | P |
18 | Anders (1962) | I | O | 52 | Zhmur et al. (1997) | I | P |
18 | Anders & Fitch (1962) | I | O | 53 | Hoover et al. (1998a) | I | P |
20 | Briggs & Kitto (1962) | I | - | 54 | Hoover et al. (1998b) | I | P |
21 | Fitch et al. (1962) | I | O | 55 | Sears & Kral (1998) | I | O |
22 | Gregory (1962) | I | O | 56 | Westall et al. (1998) | I | - |
23 | Morrison (1962) | I | P | 57 | Westall (1999) | I | - |
24 | Mueller (1962) | I | O | 58 | Steele et al. (2000) | II | O |
25 | Nagy et al. (1962) | I | P | 59 | Geraci et al. (2001) | II | P |
26 | Nagy & Claus (1962) | I | P | 60 | Gibson et al. (2001) | I | P |
27 | Palik (1962) | I | P | 61 | Hoover & Rozanov (2003) | I | P |
28 | Pearson (1962) | I | O | 62 | Hoover et al. (2004) | I | P |
29 | Staplin (1962) | I | P | 63 | Hoover (2005) | I | P |
30 | Briggs & Mamikunian (1963) | I | - | 64 | Hoover (2006) | I | P |
31 | Claus et al. (1963) | I | P | 65 | Hoover (2008) | I | P |
32 | Fitch & Anders (1963a) | I | O | 66 | Rozanov (2010) | I | P |
33 | Fitch & Anders (1963b) | I | O | 67 | Hoover (2011) | I | P |
34 | Mamikunian & Briggs (1963) | I | - |
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Ashley, G. M. and J. S. Delaney (1999), If a meteorite of Martian sandstone hit you on the head would you recognize it? Lunar and Planetary Science, XXX, #1273
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1. "Exclusive: NASA Scientist Claims Evidence of Alien Life on Meteorite", FoxNews, published online March 5, 2011.
2. Kuhn's structure of scientific revolutions consists of three phases: (1) the "pre-paradigm" phase, characterized by several incompatible and incomplete theories, (2) "normal science" in which observations are explained by a consensus and (3) "revolutionary science" if some difficulties emerge and new assumptions are required.
3. "Paleontology remains unique and free of comparison. But since, in reality, nothing is unique in Nature, except Nature itself, the only possible question is to know whether terms of comparison, which probably exist but that we are unaware of, will come to our knowledge or not".
4. Smith's private meteorite collection was one of the largest in the world and he was regarded in his time as one of the highest authorities in the field of Meteoritics (Mignan, 2011).
5. Kirkpatrick looked at thin slides of a variety of rocks and observed shapes, which reminded him of 2-D sections of Foraminifera.
6. President Clinton Statement Regarding Mars Meteorite Discovery: "(…) Today, rock 84001 speaks to us across all those billions of years and millions of miles. It speaks of the possibility of life (…)", at http://www2.jpl.nasa.gov/snc/clinton.html.
7. If a meteorite of Martian sandstone hit you on the head would you recognize it? by Ashley & Delaney (1999).
8. NASA spacecraft data suggest water flowing on Mars at http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/MRO/news/mro20110804.html.


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Jackie Monroe, who by simply appear has just added a -13 to our PG rating
See what I mean?
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The mayor of our fair town. A real gerbil.
This just keeps getting better and better
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Bert, the sleazy reporter.
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A wrecked car in the desert.
Your neighbor drops by.
The quarry.
The Prospector's map.
Ice and his goons.
Police station.
Looks like someone hasn't had their morning coffee yet...
National guard.
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A German accused of leading a gang of thieves in Australia escaped Interpol officers while waiting for a connecting flight to Germany at Suvarnabhumi airport, authorities confirmed Sunday.
Immigration police and the Airports of Thailand (AoT) will meet Monday to discuss the investigation into the suspect's escape, which took place on May 15.
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Unless you mean actually being the character and not just getting the powers? In which case, still Shocker.
Dock Ock. That way if I ever get tired of being a villain I can just be Parker instead. It's the best of both worlds.
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In the world of television entertainment, Tim Allen's show, "Last Man Standing," is a comedic oasis, especially for viewers who have longed to see more conservative friendly themes appear within the much-loved sitcom category. Now in its fourth season, the series is proving to be a winner for ABC.
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From 2004-2010 years this race was run as The Shoreline Sharks Half Marathon. The race was renamed in 2011, honoring the great venue that we have. Since 2011 this race is open to ALL! This is just too good to keep to ourselves! Roads will be closed and The Savin Rock Conference Center is open for registration, bathrooms (plus porto-lets), awards, food, etc.
Our 5th Annual Savin Rock event will include the Half Marathon and for the first time a Marathon! (2 Loops.) We are offering a 2 person RELAY option for the Marathon too! (The relay exchange is at the Half Marathon point, at the start/finish.
The race will be held on Saturday March 21, 2015 at 8:00am.
About 1/3 of the course is along Long Island Sound.
Aid stations every 2 miles beginning at Mile 2.5 stocked with Poland Spring Water, Gatorade & GU.
The Savin Rock Conference Center hosts registration, bathrooms (plus porto-lets), awards, etc. Plenty of parking.
Transponder Timing and Results plus your friends and family can track your progress on Facebook and Twitter as you cross miles 7.5, 13.1, 20.5 and 26.2. Results emailed to you right after the race.
Hot Pasta, Salad and bread Post-race.
Great Goodie-Bags and tech shirts (male and female cut.)
Custom finisher medals & custom awards to the top 3 in every division and Overall Winners.
*Shirts, Medals and Awards will be different for the Marathon and Half Marathon.
*Marathon Relay: Both runners will get shirts, medals and goodies.
Time cutoffs:
Half Marathon = 3:30
Marathon = 6:30
Link to Half Marathon Course on Map-My-Run (2 loops for the Marathon):http://www.mapmyrun.com/
Event details and schedule
Friday March 20
3:30pm-6:30pm: OPTIONAL Early packet pick-up at the Savin Rock Conference Center: 6 Rock St. West Haven, CT. 06516.
*You may pick up for other people if those people are notified*
Saturday March 21 (Race Day)
6:30am-7:30am: Packet pick-up at the Savin Rock Conference Center: 6 Rock St. West Haven, CT. 06516.
*You may pick up for other people if those people are notified*
7:45am: Packet Pickup Closes.
8:00am: Marathon & Half Marathon Starts
9:15am: First finishers for the Half Marathon
10:00am: Half Marathon Awards
10:30am: First finishers for the Marathon
11:15am: Marathon Awards (plus the balance of the Half Marathon Awards)
11:30am: Final Finishers of the Half Marathon
1:00pm: More Marathon Awards
2:15pm: Balance of Marathon Awards
2:30pm: Final Marathon Finishers (6:30 cutoff)
3:00pm: Race venue empty and closed.
Technical running shirts to the first 1,400 Half Marathon and 5K entrants!
Medals to all Half Marathon finishers
Awards: Top three finishers in each age division for both races. Mens and women's divisions: 12 & under (5K only), 13-19 (5K only), 19 & under (Half Marathon only), 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, 80+
Prize Money (Half Marathon only): Open male & female $500, $400, $300, $200, $100
USATF 1/2 Marathon CT State Championship
Additional Race Info:
- Shower and changing facilities located inside the War Memorial.
- Parking available at Roger's Park.
- Aid stations approximately every two miles along the Half Marathon course.
- One aid station on the 5K course.
- Two bands on the Half Marathon race course and one in the finish area.
- Gatorade available at 6 of the 7 event aid stations.
- GU gel available at the 9 mile aid station.
- War Memorial at Rogers Park: 1 Memorial Drive, Danbury, CT 06810
- Host Hotel: Ethan Allen Hotel (about 2 miles from start/finish area). When booking a reservation call 203-744-1776 and mention Danbury Half Marathon for a special rate.
- For more information firstname.lastname@example.com or 203-481-5933.
COURSE: A ROLLING 13.1 MILE CERTIFIED COURSE CERTIFICATION #MA02004RN. Mostly rural with most hills in the first 4 miles: 6 aid stations along the course. Great tune-up for the Boston Marathon. Map Available Here!
COURSE: 3.1 mile course for Adults and Children to run or walk. 5K MAP Available Here!
FACILITIES: Showers and Restrooms available at the Boys & Girls Club. Plenty of free Parking. Amelia Park Ice Arena and In-Line Rink adjacent to Club.
AWARDS: $100.00 Cash Prize for Half-Marathon first Male and Female, $50.00 Cash Prize for new male & female course record.
DINNER: Post-race Dinner and refreshments FREE to all participants of Half-Marathon and 5K at the Boys & Girls Club.
Half-Marathon Entry Fee:
Price until 2/28- $50.00 for the 1/2, $60.00 until 3/28, $65.00 race day
1/2 k Entry Fee:
$25 until 2/28, $30 until 3/28, $35 race day
* Long sleeve Technical shirts to pre-registered runners
5K Entry Fee:
Price until 2/28/2013 at 11:59pm – $25.00
Price on/after 3/1/2013 until 3/23 at 11:59pm – $30
Price on race day 3/24 signups (from 9:30am – 10:30am).
The Harvard Pilgrim Middletown Half starts and finishes on Middletown's Main Street, selected as "the most romantic Main Street in the U.S." by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. This artful Main Street is brimming with swanky restaurants, cool bars, an award-winning local chocolatier, a delectable cupcake bakery and much more.
And we've added the Legends 4-Mile run so we have a distance for every runner! A post-race, street party with local food and drink caps off a great race in a great place.
For 20 years the Simsbury-Granby Rotary Club has sponsored The River Run 5K and 10K races. And what a great run it has been for all of the participants and the community. 2015 is no exception and with your help we can continue this great Simsbury tradition. All proceeds from the River Run go to college scholarships for local Simsbury and Granby High School seniors as well as other great causes.
We are excited to announce that the registration area will again be at Simsbury Meadows next to the Rotary Park Playground and that both races will start and finish on Iron Horse Boulevard.
A race to benefit the No-Freeze Hospitality Center
The course starts and ends at the Jillson Square in downtown Willimantic, with plenty of parking. Runners will begin by heading down Main Street and cross the Willimantic River on their way to Columbia and Lebanon. Leaving the road for a short time, participants will run the historic "Airline" rail trail for nearly a mile before returning to the road. Heading back into Willimantic, participants will run over the famous Frog Bridge and along Jillson Square in front of cheering spectators on mile 6, before heading to the West end of Willimantic. Leaving Willimantic again, runners will head North through picturesque pastures in Mansfield on miles 9 and 10. Mile 11 brings runners by the ECSU sports complex. Coming in flat and fast, miles 12 and 13 run South on Ash and Jackson streets, for a finish at Jillson Square.
The race is chip-timed, and finishers receive custom pint-glasses. Short-sleeve tech shirts will be given to runners who register prior to April 1, 2014. Dominos pizza is providing the post race food. 4 water stations will be available on the course. Medals will be given to the top three finishers in each age/gender category.
Live music, tents, massages and vendors will be located on Jillson Square.
Packet pick up will be Thursday April 24th, 2014 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, and Friday April 25th, 2014, from 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM, at the Windham Recreation offices, Kramer Building, 322 Prospect Street, Willimantic. Packets may also be picked up on race day, beginning at 8:00 AM.
Come to enjoy the beautiful outdoors in Simsbury, while participating in our first annual triathlon (or "try-athlon") on May 18, 2014 at 11:00am.
This adventure race, "Try Simsbury: River to Ridge Try-athlon," will start with an ambitious 3.6 mile "River to Ridge" running/hiking segment, from the banks of Farmington River up some challenging new trails that enter Penwood Forest, gain about 400 feet in elevation, and provide lovely views from the ridge of the valley below. The next segment will be a 11.5 mile bicycling course, comprised of two loops on country roads and a short segment on the Farmington Valley Greenway. In lieu of swimming, the final component of the race is an approximately two-mile loop on the Farmington River – paddling upstream first and then back, thereby crossing twice under Simsbury's landmark Flower Bridge….a great place for spectators!
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- Genre: Role-Playing
- Release Date: Feb 13, 2013
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My husband will show up for date then disappear
My husband and I are stuck ar 2499. When I call him for a date he comes says his little speil. but when I click start date he disappears. What's the problem. And once if I ever get to 2500 is that it for he and I? Do I have to continue to date him?
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I have this problem too. I've had this and a few other problems after the newest update with the wedding one. Is it like this for you as well?
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I just cant date him any more. Max and Charlene arent in their office. She and Max still call but thats it. I want more missions. i have nothing to do but movies and thats getting boring. :-(
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You can only date in Vegas now. I had the same problem until I went to Vegas. After you get to 2500, you still haveto get to 5000 BUT you don't have to go on dates like everyday.
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Oooooooo ok. thanks
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Hi folks, I contacted someone at Glu Mobile who said we should still be able to date our spouses anywhere but I told him/her that I was able to only date in Vegas. This person then told me in e-mail there would be more updates available soon, but when that will be, I have no idea. I've copied and pasted the answer I was sent:
Good Evening ******,
I have reported the situation you mentioned with dating your husband to our team for investigation. We will have to check with developers to be sure, but you should be able to date your husband anywhere in game. There is another soft update that will be released shortly. Hopefully, whatever is causing the glitch in your game will be replaced by the soft update files.
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Regarding the 1,000 years thing, Objectivism concludes that one should not sacrifice one's life for another. That makes looking out 1,000 years irrelevant and not worth discussing.
Regarding following Christ's teachings, Objectivism concludes that faith is not a valid method of knowledge. When reason is applied to the question, one should not steal, but one should also not blindly respect (or honor) those who do not deserve respect. Those were just two the 10 Commandments I chose for illustration. Should one live their life according to Christ's teachings? Absolutely not, because faith is not a valid form of knowledge. Therefore, it is not a valid means by which to choose to live one's life.
Regarding offspring, if you bring a child into the world, you have a responsibility to care for him until he is old enough to care for himself. In terms of long-term survivability for ... what, exactly? So you have a legacy? It is a matter of caring for the child you brought into the world, and that is a matter of justice.
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The dispute over the facts in Issue 2 goes back to the beginning of the battle over Senate Bill 5, the collective bargaining reform law that goes into effect if Issue 2 is approved. Republican Senate President Pro-Tem Keith Faber of Celina says Senate Bill 5 might have had a different result if Democrats had offered suggestions or amendments.
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Schiavoni and Faber can't even agree on the description of the underlying premise of the bill – Faber says collective bargaining is still allowed for wages, hours, and terms and conditions of employment.
"If that's killing collective bargaining, then you have a very different definition of what is killing collective bargaining than what I do.â€
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"How are the workers ever going to win? Sen. Grendell came out and he said it's collective beginning. Sen. Seitz came out and said it's like flipping a two-headed coin and management has the heads every time.â€
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"We pay between 15-18% for our health care, and if you get your pension through the state, you pay 10%. And so those are what we're asking government workers around Ohio to have the same deal that state legislators have.
Schiavoni: But that's the smallest part of Senate Bill 5. And you just keep talking about the same part, but that's the smallest part.
Faber: I would say that's the major part. That's where the savings come in.
Schiavoni: Why didn't we just do that bill?
Faber: If you offered amendments, maybe we could have worked on that.â€
Faber talks up the pension, health care and merit pay provisions of the law – which are the elements that got support from likely voters in the last Quinnipiac poll on Issue 2. But Issue 2 opponents, who boast of more than 1.3 million signatures to put it onto the ballot, also note that poll shows a majority of voters want to scrap the law.


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How do you lose track of an Al Capone-centered trilogy that stars Tom Hardy? Well, when the prospective director attaches himself to adapt one of the 20th century's most successful novels; drops that, signs on for a film based around one of the most famous sci-fi characters of the past fifty years; and then, just for the heck of it, gets involved with something else. Take that path, and the trick is no challenge at all.
But things are coming back around for Cicero, if only in the press. During an interview with The Daily Mail (via BleedingCool), Hardy spilled some fascinating details on both the production schedule and his own preparation. Read his quote on the latter below:
"I've been working with Warner Bros, watching their gangster films — the ones with James Cagney, Humphrey Bogart and Edward G. Robinson. It's interesting to get them, and a bit of Capone, into the bloodstream. You look at pugnacious James Cagney in The Public Enemy and see how this guy rises up to become a kingpin in Chicago."
Those films — Little Caesar, The Roaring Twenties, and some social issue pictures the studio put out during this time also among them — are, in addition to what's said above, being used to "get a flavour [...] as we explore Capone's career as a racketeer."
Sounds pretty terrific, right? It's just somewhat of a drag, then, that we'll all have to sit patiently before the entire thing comes to fruition; Hardy has to shoot Mad Max: Fury Road in a few months, and, while production will begin on the first film next year, he fully expects to be playing Capone "well into 2014." Commitment, ladies and gentlemen. That's part of why Tom Hardy is amazing.
Speaking of Tom Hardy, gangsters, and… waiting: Yesterday's news, which told us that his Wettest County was being delayed, has received a follow-up. 24Frames got in touch with Harvey Weinstein to talk about the move; turns out we were all right in assuming that the shift was for financial reasons.
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I went to an electric fun fly in Tullahoma Tn yesterday, what a blast! I want to thank Craig and Herb and all of the members of the Coffee Airfoilers for putting on such a fun day. There was a good turnout with a lot of flying being done by all. The wind got worse as the day progressed but it wasn't that bad. I was able to fly my BD-5 and I really had a great time with it. I want to thank David Payne of Chattanooga for flyin the BD-5 and giving me the chance to do some photography. David is a much better pilot than I, and with him at the controls I was able to shoot a low inverted pass with the BD-5, way cool! In general, I think that the other flyers were impressed with the performance of this model with its Jeti Brushless. I hope that the photo link shows up. Mike Hines  |
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I was checking this plane out in the new Hobby Lobby catalog. It might be in my fleet in a while.
How areobatic is it. Can it do consective loops? Cuban eights. When you take it off and land it, is it one of those planes where you have to keep your airspeed going or if you pull it off the ground to early the wings will wobble and it will snap. When you land can you slow it up good. Is it a plane that will hold up well. Not one that something is always breaking on it? If I get one I will be using the Jeti Brushless motor. Can the Brushless 15-4 handle 10cells? Can 10 cells fit in the fusluge where you put the battery in. Any other info on it would be great. Any other pictures of it anywhere on the internet? |
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Ryan, I don't have the Hobby Lobby BD-5 but I do have another. One of the interesting things about getting it off the ground is the fact that with the pusher prop it tends to be a bit squirrely on the ground before the rudder actually becomes effective. With mine I have to give it the throttle very sparingly until it's almost at flying speed. You can actually see it begin to groove on the ground. That's when I punch it and take off. Any attempt at full throttle before this point makes it want to ground loop (even with the tri-gear!). Another thing I notice is that it rotates sooner if you slightly back off the throttle at the spot you'd like to take off, attain climbout angle, and then punch it again. I think this may be due to the height of the thrust line above the wings center of drag(?). This also makes interesting changes in flight as you vary power input and speed.
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I've built a couple of pushers. ( with varing degrees of success ) Both exhibited the same " nose down under power" tendency you talk about. Both had the motors ( glo, at the time) mounted on the centerline of the fuselage, but stil did it. Shimming the motor so that it tried to push the tail down ( front lower than back end) helped the problem. I have a new one ( epower ) ready to try as soon as the Sacramento winds moderate! Dave Dave |
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What size wheels come with it? Can it take off from the grass with Jeti Setup? HL said about putting an extra piece of plywood under the main landing gear to help strenghen it better. Good idea? Where is the battery located on it? Do you have to take the wing off every flight to charge it?
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As far as the ply rienforcements for where the gear is mounted, yes it's a good idea, it saves the bottom of the wing on rough field landings. The canopy is removeable for access to the batteries which are mounted in the nose. This is necessary to balance the weight of the motor and controller in the tail. By the way if you are using the Jeti 15/4 Phasor motor, leave the controller in the back with the motor, do not extend the leads between the controller and the motor. It is fine to extend the leads from the controller to the battery and this is necessary in the case of the BD-5. Mike Hines |
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4 posts tagged with essay by Trurl.
4 posts tagged with essay by Trurl.
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Prison Chess
Photographs of the Prison Chess series were taken in 2008 and 2009 in a maximum security facility of the New Jersey State Prison in Trenton. [more inside]
Assault on the Minibar
Jean Paul Gaultier
Rita Hayworth in "Gilda"
Leonard Michaels' "The Zipper": Rita Hayworth is never seen disrobed in the movie, though it is threatened more than once. The atmosphere of dark repression and mysterious forces – the mood or feeling of the movie – might be destroyed by the revelation of her body. It scared me as she began her striptease dance in the nightclub. I didn't want everybody to see her body, or even to see that Rita Hayworth had a body. [more inside]


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