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The Milky Way is the galaxy that contains the Earth.
Milky Way Galaxy Black Hole Hubble Space Telescope International Space Station Andromeda Galaxy Ursa Major Big Dipper Solar System
âPanoramic view of the Milky Way over Horseshoe Bend . Credit: C. Jones ¡Buenas â¦
Zach lavine looks like the center of a Milky Way bibby, tayshaun prince, all of em got tht Colin Powell thingy goin on
"You keep worrying. you're taking up too much space. I wish youâd let yourself. be the Milky Way.". - Andrea Gibson
Astronomy pic of the day 26 Jan 2015...Milky Way over the Seven Strong Men Rock Formations, Northern Urals, Russia
am going to get the galaxy or Milky Way spread to ð
Maybe. Maybe if it'd been dark and he'd been the only bloke left in the milky way.
I don't mean to be rude, internet, but my poos are currently white. Well, more like milky way yellow.
if anyone wants an easy way to watch the new Milky photoshoot making-of
Dark force could keep Milky Way's neighbours away: Dark energy is thought to work on the scale of the entire u...
Thought of the day. They should make a giant (sharing) bar of milky way. Imagine it. A big milky way bar. Mmmm.
How to Photograph the Milky Way in Places with Light Pollution
How about this The Solar System out to Neptune 2.8 billion miles shrink that to a coin (25mm), Milky Way would be about the size of the U.S.
it was Cadbury's version of Milky Way
About to polish off an entire box of Milky Way crispy rolls by myself. I'm 23
Simulated collision between the Andromeda Galaxy and the Milky Way Galaxy
The Milky Way is 1 of 50 billion galaxies. Do you really suppose there's no other life forms out there? Earth is 1 planet in 1 Solar System.
Astronomers Reveal Spectacular Milky Way Supernova May be Visible from Earth in 50 Years! - http:â¦
I added a video to a playlist Tutorial: Motion Timelapse of the Milky Way with Dynamic Perception
From the Department of Interior:Amazing photo of the Milky Way...
He inquired, âIs everyone ready?. The night is uncommonly cold. Weâll start on our journey as children,. butâ¦
A solar eclipse and the Milky Way seen from the ISS. I am practically in tears over how beautiful this image is. sâ¦
And the award for the best way to avoid an embarrassing moment goes to
Lone tree under the Milky Way in Wanaka, New Zealand [larger:
This Milky Way that Stevenson juss fed me teased me. ð©
There are 200 billion Earth-like worlds in the Milky Way, study claims via
Sometimes the job isn't pleasant - The Americans 'Baggage' But sometimes you get a delicious Milky Way
.Thank you! Lots of star, storm, Milky Way and monsoon photos on the way in coming months! Have a GREAT nightâ¦
VISTA stares right through the Milky Way, sees Trifid Nebula in a new light
Milky Way over Fayette SP with a bit of aurora and airglow
Most stars in Milky Way have at least two Earth-like planets in habitable zone via
Middle schoolers really skipped the Milky Way and premium too phase straight to Brazilian. That's not fair ð
"Source of powerful cosmic ray signals found beyond Milky Way" ...members of the "blue flame club" like
Wormhole may exist at center of our galaxy Posted on Thursday, 22 January, 2015 A wormhole could enable space travel over vast distances. Image Credit: NASA A new study has opened up the possibility that the center of our galaxy is actually a massive wormhole. A science fiction staple, wormholes are theoretical shortcuts through the fabric of spacetime that could enable a spacecraft to travel from one part of the universe to another in a matter of seconds without having to go through the space in between. Even though no direct evidence of wormholes exists physicists have long speculated over the possibility. Even Albert Einstein proposed the idea of wormholes in his theory of General Relativity. Now thanks to a new study however the case for the existence of these theoretical portals has been given a significant boost. Astrophysicists from India, Italy and the US have published a new paper with mathematical evidence suggesting that the supermassive Black Hole at the center of our Milky Way Galaxy might ac ...
Deep in a forest the Milky way is your only light. Still processing old data, waiting for comet-weather!
AppSec risk (M10 Lack of Binary Protections) - Milky Way slithers down the snake to 56... winners never quit.
Milky Way at position 95, rolls 2 and goes to 97.
The aurora might have been a little uncooperative last night (sat 25/1), but the Milky Way was friendly.
Scientists assert that our very own Milky Way could be home to a giant tunnel in spacetime.
off to a rocky start, swept in the Fastest Skater competition. In related news, team is off to a â¦
Going to shoot pics of the stars and hopefully catch the milky way tomorrow night ðâï¸
Based on the latest evidence and theories our galaxy could be a huge wormhole and, if that were true, it could be "stable and navigable." Astrophysicists combined the equations of general relativity with an extremely detailed map of the distribution of dark matter in the Milky Way when proposing thiâ¦
As many of you know, I've never sold a print, not because people haven't asked, but because I hadn't taken time to figure out the printing process for large prints or different media. I went to the local print shop today and worked on an image and printed out a largish print (30"x24" or 75cm by 60cm) on metallic paper as a test. It looks good! So I'm going to start selling prints soon, but I still want to control the process by going through the local shop and actually looking at the images before I ship them out. Right now the only images I'm ready to print are the Comet Lovejoy over Brokeoff picture and the Milky Way over Mt Shasta from Orr Lake. If you're interested in either of these pictures email me at corypooleand we can start working something out. Please understand that it won't be a quick process because I'll be taking a spot in a line of works to be printed and that line is over a week long. For those that want other images feel free to email me or message me with what image you want an ...
I found a milky way and I'm so happy omg
Nice to hear Under the milky Way on this week's episode of Scorpion.
bought my mom a milky way and she said i'm her favorite daughter B)
When you look up at the Milky Way on a clear, dark night, youâll see a band of bright stars arching overhead. This is the plane of our flat spiral galaxy, within which our Solar System lies. The zoomable panorama from NASAâs Spitzer Space Telescope, taken a few months ago in 2014, shows us our [â¦]
Galaxies that are not spiral or elliptical such as the Milky Way or Andromeda are called irregular galaxies.
internal exams. People go on the Milky Way either by smoking or snorting stuff. But good that you're doing it the literal sense
Milky Way over Grand Teton National Park //I wish I could see this every night I know it's up there
Milky Way Bow over the road in the .
A wormhole to another universe could exist in the Milky Way
Putting things in perspective: Our Milky Way compared to the largest galaxy in the known universe!
What Happened to the Milky Way? A video about light pollution featuring my boss. via
Foto: kdipietro97: Give or take 4 billion years⦠Our galaxy, the Milky Way, will collide with our neighbor,...
Giant bubbles of gas that erupted from the core of the Milky Way Galaxy millions of years ago are expanding out into space at 2 million mph, according to Hubble Space Telescope observations, which also revealed the composition and mass of the bubbles.
In theory, the Milky Way could be a 'galactic transport system' via
Simply stunning nightsky photo - The Milky Way rising over Lake Tahoe in Nevada
saw this new Hubble image of edge-on NGC4217 and initially mistook it for our own Milky Way. It may not be ours, but on a planet somewhere in that galaxy 60 million lightyears away, I'm sure it would look a bit like this:
Failed first.Then success at hand molded chocolate covered strawberry, caramel, and Milky Way roses
why are you non-compliant rebel *** . why do you cling on to mothers *** milk ... were your true sustenance . and nutrition ... is among st the Milky Way Galaxy and beyond and so forth i say lay down your weapons and conform to the greater good of the universal union. - Hive tyrant Joshua Aaron sumner - for Authority - chinese dragon
By "earth" I think we can interpret it as Jesus saying "the Milky Way Galaxy and beyond."
From Broadway to the Milky Way that's a lot of territory indeed
WHALE THAT WAS A FUN DAY. On another note, all I've eaten today is a Milky Way & a cookie.. & I bowled 14 games. Idk how I even have a pulse
Widefield Winter Milky Way and Orion - test of Pentax 645Z for astrophotography. 1 min at ISO 12,800 on an Astrotrac
Ontario. The Milky Way reflected in the lake... Jupiter can be seen, it is the bright object on the left. `
Gamma radiation is not good for you. If it does hit us it will destroy our Ozone layer (as if we weren't gonna do...
He said I was his Milky Way, his perfect constellation, but then why the *** did he fall into that Black Hole?. SMH!
Source of powerful cosmic ray signals found beyond our Milky Way
This is my first picture of the Galactic Core. (The center of the Milky Way). In about a month is whenâ¦
I did well on our quiz on my first day so my teacher gave me a Milky Way Chocolate and it's one of my favs
Here, in one image from the European Southern Observatoryâs Wide Field Imager at La Silla Observatory, Chile, are two star-formation regions in the Milky Way, both discovered by John Herschel in 1834. Herschel was based near Cape Town, South Africa, on a three-year expedition to survey the southern skies. He observed the cluster on the left on 14 March 1834, describing it as a remarkable object. Now known as NGC 3603, this bright star cluster 20,000 light-years away has the highest concentration of massive stars in the Milky Way, with a Wolf-Rayet multiple-star system at its centre. These massive, evolved stars develop intense stellar winds, which are providing the illumination for the massive cloud of hydrogen gas around NGC 3603, an area of intense star formation. Star formation is also a feature of the nebula on the right, NGC 3576, which is much closer to Earth at 9000 ly away. The prominent curved filaments like the horns of a goat are 100 ly long and arise from winds from hot young stars in the he ...
Illusion of Lights introduces you to the concept of movement and time that visually explores our night skies. Beginning with the dazzling chaos of urban light pollution, the film takes you on a magnificent trip across pristine wilderness areas and shares with you the wonders of our night skies. We encourage you to raise your eyes towards the night sky. Explore. Realize you are a part of the illusion and the universe is a part of you. When was the last time you experienced a clear view of the Milky Way? Tell us about it in the comments!
I want to be alive when andromeda and the milky way collide
What if perhaps our Solar System or Milky Way was controlled by some space warlord, and we don't even know it. v...
Does the Milky Way have a skeleton at its core? Scientists are uncovering cosmic "bones" that could help them uncover the larger structure of the galaxy.
Professor Brian Cox shared Human Universe time again on in Australia. Are we alone in the Milky Way?
"In theory, the Milky Way could be a galactic transport system." Very interesting story:
Milky Way and star trails over Mt.Kobau. Credit: Preserved Light Phot
Wormhole to another galaxy may exist in Milky Way | via
Supermassive Black Hole in the middle of the Milky Way releases record-breaking flare
Life is too short to be mad at people. You go your way, I'll go mine. End of story ðð.
I wannabe your light . Iâll light your way across the milky way,,!.
Download the Giles County, TN getaway guide. C the Milky Way Farm-historic estate of candy legend, Frank Mars.
if there is that many stars in the Andromeda Galaxy I wonder why they won't show pics from our own Milky Way
Milky Way, The Moon, and Earth in One Photo (Wow - Thank you ShellyGirl for sharing this pin with me
* Life on this planet has been evolving for 4 billion years. The planet itself is 24000 miles round and rotates at 900 miles per hour with YOU and I on it. It revolves round the sun at 90 miles per second and that sun is one of merely Billions of stars which make up one arm of a galaxy which we call the milky way. At our position in that arm it is 3000 light years thick. The whole Galaxy is turning at 40,000 miles per hour covering one million miles per day and our Solar System is being flung of at 12 million miles per minute. The whole Galaxy is 100,00 light years accross. a light year is travelling at the speed of light for one year.Our universe is made up of countless billions of these galaxies. How was your day? * a quote from - Master Wolf Attiig - Abbott of the Tao Wu Shin Monastery Australia.
The entire Milky Way might be a huge wormhole that's stable and navigable:.
"Star seeds" (Milky Way) Colorful inspiration to add my personal quote onto my body (about the stars
10X50 SAXON BINOCULARS PRIZE FOR MEMBERSHIP Wow! Really?! Yes, it's true! If you renew your membership, or join as a new member by this Saturday night, you will go into the draw for these fabulous Saxon high quality binoculars worth $100. See the craters on the moon, the moons of Jupiter, beautiful clusters in the Milky Way plus a good close up of your favourite football player! The prize will be drawn at 9pm this Saturday at our 3rd Anniversary and Open Day celebrations. Don't miss it, see you there! Perry Vlahos
High as the stars in the Milky Way. Those summer days drifted away,. But she'll always float. Backâ¦
âI have lots of things to teach you now, in case we ever meet, concerning the message that was transmitted to me under a pine tree in North Carolina on a cold winter moonlit night. It said that Nothing Ever Happened, so donât worry. Itâs all like a dream. Everything is ecstasy, inside. We just donât know it because of our thinking-minds. But in our true blissful essence of mind is known that everything is alright forever and forever and forever. Close your eyes, let your hands and nerve-ends drop, stop breathing for 3 seconds, listen to the silence inside the illusion of the world, and you will remember the lesson you forgot, which was taught in immense milky way soft cloud innumerable worlds long ago and not even at all. It is all one vast awakened thing. I call it the golden eternity. It is perfect. We were never really born, we will never really die. It has nothing to do with the imaginary idea of a personal self, other selves, many selves everywhere: Self is only an idea, a mortal idea. That w ...
In our Solar System, we have one star, called the sun. But the Milky Way may have 100-400 BILLION stars,& maybe that many planets too.
Our Solar System is a part of the Galaxy called, The Milky Way. There are BILLIONS of galaxies in space.
That's me mrs milky way, that was lame lol, i love you
This is what the future collision of The Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies will look like
I dreamt that YOU sat by my head, tenderly ruffling my hair with YOUR fingers, playing the melody of YOUR touch. I looked at YOUR face and struggled with my tears, till the agony of unspoken words burst my sleep like a bubble. I sat up and saw the glow of the Milky Way above my window is like YOUR BEAUTIFUL FACE. like a world of silence on fire, and I wondered if at this moment YOU had a dream that rhymed with mine. I miss YOU so much because i love YOU so much,YOU are always in my mind,but i want YOU in my everyday life,i wanna talk with YOU again,i wanna get YOUR touch again and again,i wanna love YOU all day long,ANGEL all the best wishes and love for YOU.i know YOU are the best,please do the magic for me,i wish right now i could hold YOU close to my heart and never let YOU *** any where,not even for a moment...
I liked a video Supercomputer and the Milky Way - Computerphile
I Send You S T A R S ! These Stars , are The Stars , We See .and through the Dark Skies , among Stars and Planets and The Moon , in the Spectacular ' Above Us ' is The Magnificent , Misty Milky Way . ~ My Eyes .on The Sky at Night . m All its Earthly Ties . mmm Delight . Prances of Enhanced . Dance.Quite the moment of Notion ...Finding The Motion . The Groove , to just Move - hugs Kimmie
Some light reading before bed ð Fascinating! Wormhole in the Milky Way could link to another UNIVERSE via
Oh now Peck wants a bite of the Milky Way
I'd be pretty bummed if I don't get at least a bite of the Milky Way.
Photo: justâspace: Milky way over Tre Cime Di Lavaredo by Luca Cruciani
A Neat Trick to Understand the Size of the Galaxy By Brian Ventrudo The nearest star, Proxima Centauri, is some 25 trillion miles away. The Orion Nebula lies about 8,000 trillion miles away. And we are some 162,000 trillion miles from the centre of our own galaxy, the Milky Way. These are mind-numbiâ¦
Tell me, did you sail across the sun? Did you make it to the milky way..
Watching with Brian Cox, he just explained why there could be 30 billion other habitable planets in the Milky Way.
"Silver River" "Via Lactea" "Milky Way" - the stripe of stars that reveals our home galaxy
The Hubble Deep Field (HDF) is an image of a small region in the constellation Ursa Major, constructed from a series of observations by the Hubble Space Telescope. It covers an area 2.5 arcminutes across, about one 24-millionth of the whole sky, which is equivalent in angular size to a 65 mm tennis ball at a distance of 100 metres. The image was assembled from 342 separate exposures taken with the Space Telescope's Wide Field and Planetary Camera 2 over ten consecutive days between December 18 and December 28, 1995. The field is so small that only a few foreground stars in the Milky Way lie within it; thus, almost all of the 3,000 objects in the image are galaxies, some of which are among the youngest and most distant known. By revealing such large numbers of very young galaxies, the HDF has become a landmark image in the study of the early universe, with the associated scientific paper having received over 800 citations by the end of 2008. Three years after the HDF observations were taken, a region in th ...
I captured the beautiful Milky Way deep in the woods in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan - just aboutâ¦
4Real! Panorama shot by Dave Lane ofthe central band of Milky Way over Yellowstone National Park.
Sup Micheal Phelps ? Wanna race to the end of this here tub ? Don't worry bout the Milky Way bar. Swim around it. http:â¦
How do we know that the Milky Way is a spiral galaxy?
I wnna watch aurora in norway, i wanna visit niagara falls, and i would love to see the milky way one day.
Statistics Class:. "The mass of the moon is x, calculate the average and standard deviation of all the masses of the stars in the milky way"
The streams of particles that shoot out of Black Holes can be a thousand times brighter than the Milky Way
Mapping the Milky Way: What's where in our galaxy
Science: Humans share 50% of our DNA with a banana. Twenty five per cent of all of your bones are in your feet. The average person walks the equivalent of three times around the world in a lifetime. The average lavatory seat is much cleaner than the averÂage toothbrush. Thatâs because your teeth are home to around 10,000 million bacteria per square cm. Mosquitoes have killed more humans than all the wars in history combined. Cats have more than one hundred vocal sounds, while dogs have only about 10. If you drilled a tunnel straight through the Earth and jumped in, it would take you 42 minutes 12 seconds to get to the other side. 8.95% of the underwater world remains unexplored. Under extreme high pressure, diamonds can be made from peanut butter. If the Sun was scaled down to the size of a white blood cell, the Milky Way Galaxy would be the size of the United States. There are more living organisms in a teaspoonful of soil than there are people alive on Earth. The worldâs smallest test tube has a di ...
sour patch, airhead bites, strburst m&Ms, three musketeers, milky way, and snickers.
"In a Milky Way the size of Europe, our Solar System would fit inside a single teacup somewhere in Belgium"
Seeing the Milky Way Galaxy is on my to do list.
Want to see our neighbouring Andromeda Galaxy is stunning detail? This 1.5 BILLION pixel image is absolutely amazing. Click through on the link below to see the zoomable version (actual image weighs in at 4.3Gb...). The Andromeda Galaxy is the largest in our local group of galaxies and is a spiral galaxy a fair bit larger than our own Milky Way. It sits 2.5 million light yrs from us, but is on an eventual collision course with our Galaxy (in 4 billion years' time!)
The Milky Way as seen from Kazakstan. Photo by Elmar Akhmetov.
Map of mysterious molecules in galaxy sheds new light on century-old puzzle
Enjoying the morning with my sweet honey pie at the O2 Coffee House & Cabaret. Love this place! It's a Milky Way for me and Earl Grey for Him with a big giant warm blueberry muffin!
Every star you've ever seen, from any place on earth, any night of the year, are all in our Milky Way Galaxy. There are hundreds of billions more galaxies.
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Our galaxy, the Milky Way, is one of 50 or 100 billion other galaxies in the universe. And with every step, every...
feeling good at 45 still alive and these bustas said that I wouldn't make it I was told by the wise that I heard and they see it ain't never been nothing but lies!my *** and Milky Way fashion LOL
by Shannon Hall A new study suggests that the number of habitable exoplanets within the Milky Way alone may reach 60 billion. Previous research performed by a team at Harvard University suggested t...
A detailed study of the motions of different stellar populations in the disk of the Andromeda Galaxy has found striking differences from our own Milky Way, suggesting a more violent history of mergers with smaller galaxies in Andromeda's recent past.
Like Mayan math... "Astronomers now think a spectacular spiral may encircle the Milky Way.
The Milky Way as seen from the middle of nowhere in Australia.
Cloud 3x Mass of Earth and Rare Neutron Star Found in Orbit Around Milky Way's Black Hole - httpâ¦
World of stars.. Milky Way, Sarchu, road trip to Ladakh
"Somewhere in another galaxy, an extraterrestrial might be using a photo of our Milky Way as their desktop wallpaper."
Cosmic embrace. Our galaxy might be encircled by spectacular spiralled arms. Gorgeous: by Ken Croswell
World of Stars Milky way, Sarchu, road trip to ladakh
Canny just eat a Milky Way you need to bite aw the bits aff
Study of Andromeda's stellar disk indicates more violent history than Milky Way
8bars of Milky way chocolate down already with each bar containing 80 calories
World of stars.. Milky way, Sarchu, road trip to Ladakh..
What will be the size of Paradise which God is going to gift the believers ? In Quran GOD told that " No human can even imagine the wonderfulness of Paradise" With our small brain, following is the maximum we can think. - Milky Way Galaxy size is nearly 120,000 light years and contains nearly 400 billion stars - Milky Way Galaxy may not even occupy 0.001 percent of the universe - Billions and Billions of galaxies populated the universe - If paradise expanded to the size of Milky Way Galaxy, then assume how big it will be Subuhanallah !!! - If you really want to enter this much big paradise, very small effort you have put in this world That is : Don't give the place of GOD, to anyone or anything yourself from idol worship before your death and believe in God... If our wife, gives OUR place to anyone, how angry we will be ...God will be very much angry, if we place some idols or imaginary object in his place. For More details, Read Quran !!!
CosmosUp | January 7, 2015 Top As you might know, the Milky Way Galaxy, in which we are all floating, has a Black Hole with a mass 4.5 million times bigger than that of our sun at its very center.
Hi people!!! I'm Mirja from Sweden! Haven't posted here before! Don't know if it's ok to network here since this seems to be some kind of info page, but I will try: I'M IN NEW YORK NOW! YEEEAAAH!!! And I'm looking for SUPER CRAZY COOL songwriters/producers here!! Does anyone here live in New York?! I'm already top lining for 2 different projects, one for big artist at a major label. I don't really care if the project is big or small, I can make coffee too! I just wanna work all the time and find other cool and funny songwriters that wants to go to Billboard and take over the world and the Milky way AND the whole universe! Crazy, crazy, crazy! Hit me up! /Mirja
Tgif! Come in on this cold Friday and have a milky way mocha! Don't forget to stop in for lunch! Today we have the daveys club or 1/2 chicken salad with soup for the special. The soup today is ham and bean or chili.
Morning Everybody!! Another cold one, but a great day for soup!! Three great choices today! Soups of the Day: Potato (Your Favorite) Broccoli & Cheese Chicken Noodle Sandwich of the Day: Chicken & Cheese Quesadillas Drinks the Week: Milky Way Peppermint Patty Pumpkin Spice Come to the Broadway and we will warm you up this chilly morning. Have a save & Blessed Day!!
Kepler-438b and 442b: Are These the Planets We're Looking For? Astronomers on Tuesday announced the discovery of eight new potentially habitable planets beyond our Solar System, including two that are the most similar to Earth of any discovered so far. First identified by NASA's Kepler mission, all eight of the planets are located in their distant suns' "habitable zone," or the region where liquid water might exist on the surface of an orbiting planet. Only two of them, however, are likely made of rock, like Earth. Kepler-438b, which lies 475 light-years away, is just 12 percent bigger than Earth in diameter and has a 70 percent chance of being rocky, the scientists reported. Kepler-442b is 1,100 light-years away and about one-third larger than Earth; its chance of being rocky is 60 percent. The new candidates have been added to NASA Kepler's "Hall of Fame" of small, promising habitable-zone planets. Promising Candidates Both Kepler-438b and Kepler-442b orbit red dwarf stars that are smaller and cooler th ...
You have probably figured out, by now, that I love ice fishing. That may be odd, but consider me. New Years morning Hoot & I took off for a 2 day fish on Crooked Creed, an arm of the Missouri about 4 hours east of here. We got there, set up and with decent weather, decided to pull an all nighter. So it is just you, your jigging pole and the ice, and it (the ice) talks to you all night long, snapping, cracking and shifting, reminding you of the powers that surround us. Not a cloud in the sky, and not a breeze all night. About 5 am the moon sets to the west and there is nothing but stars as far as one can see. I stand out on the ice and find the few constellations I know, Big Dipper, Little Dipper, North star, and the Milky Way. The night turns into morning as the sun rises in the east and the stars shimmer away, turning into another beautiful day. What a reminder of the beauty of God that we are surrounded with. Life is good!
Milky Wayâs Black Hole freaks out, has record flare Posted on January 8, 2015 by astrobob The main portion of the photo shows the area around Sagittarius A* where low, medium, and high-energy X-rays are red, green, and blue respectively. The inset box contains an X-ray movie of the region close to Sâ¦
The Milky Way reveals the real power vested in women's bodies and how that affects their babies -- even the tiniest of preemies. This profound capacity inherent in a woman's body has been ignored, overlooked and dismissed since the time that providin...
"One Sun" by Danavir Gosvami Modern astronomers say that many other stars are like suns, but even they don't say that they are suns (except in a metaphorical sense). Even in modern English, the word "sun" refers to only one celestial body. What does it mean to say that an object is "like the sun." If it means that the object gives substantial heat and light to the earth, then scientists will agree that there is only one sun in the universe. Perhaps it means that the object gives off its own heat and light. To be sure, the Puranas state that the stars shine with reflected sunlight. However, consider the following quote from the Mahabharata: "And on this sunlike, divine, wonder-working chariot the wise scion of Kuru flew joyously upward. While becoming invisible to mortals who walk on earth, he saw wondrous airbourne chariots by the thousands. No sun shone there, or moon, or fire, but they shone with a light of their own acquired by their merits. Those lights that are seen as the stars look tiny like oil fl ...
A new study has revealed that Andromeda had more violent history, as scientists found a more disordered stellar population than our Milky Way, suggesting that it may have been bombarded by smaller galaxies.
Mickey Stingray Jan 8, 2014 As Mighty old man winter draws back he bellows out a strong north wind, one that bites and stings as it sweeps across the barren and desolate snow covered fields, As it creeps down the streets and alleys like a slither into each crack and crevice it chills and freezes the green grass and barren ground, along with the streets, and the gutters, and curbs in town. While The trees bow down in a graceful curtsy to the lord of the north. As day retreats behind a dark shroud of night, the landscapes rolls up a winter white blanket upon its lap . The moon and stars in the sullen sky above seem to cast a erie light upon the land. The wonders of Wisconsin winter are amazing, like the big sky above and the milky way stretching endless across space. The dim lights twinkle on the street corners and in houses and buildings while the world seems to slow down and take a deep breath. Winters Glory in a snow covered southern Wisconsin. The wonder of it all, praise god!
A team of scientists have observed and recorded the largest-ever flare in X-rays from a supermassive Black Hole at the centre of the Milky Way.
Huge explosion speeding away from Milky Way's core by
If every star in the Milky Way was a grain of salt they would fill an Olympic sized swimming pool.
They had paddled their way across the universe and through the Milky Way. Our heroes were now in the in-between, the breaking of the first dawn, twilight...the witches hour.
What stars compose the Andromeda Galaxy? To better understand, a group of researchers studied the nearby spiral by composing the largest image ever taken with the Hubble Space Telescope. The result, called the Panchromatic Hubble Andromeda Treasury (PHAT), involved thousands of observations, hundreds of fields, spanned about a third of the galaxy, and resolved over 100 million stars. In the featured composite image, the central part of the galaxy is seen on the far left, while a blue spiral arm is prominent on the right. The brightest stars, scattered over the frame, are actually Milky Way foreground stars. The PHAT data is being analyzed to better understand where and how stars have formed in M31 in contrast to our Milky Way Galaxy, and to identify and characterize Andromeda's stellar clusters and obscuring dust. ( Richard )
Tweep of the week for is Jennifer Johnson. I am the Spokesperson for SDSS-IV & a huge fan of stars, stellar populations & Milky Way
A lion cub is Judah⦠He crouches, lies down like a lion, and like an awesome lion, who dares rouse him? The scepter shall not depart from Judah till Shiloh (Moshiach) arrives⦠(Breishis 49:9-10) Judah, from amongst all the tribes, was forecasted to make it till the end of times. What quality did he and does he yet possess, that has granted him that kind of longevity? Perhaps in the very blessing of Jacob we have a clue. Why is Judah both a mature lion and a whelp, a baby cub? Mark Twain wrote an article in 1899 for Harper Magazine entitled, âConcerning the Jewsâ. Here is an excerpt Iâm sure many are already familiar with: âIf the statistics are right, the Jews constitute but one percent of the human race. It suggests a nebulous dim puff of star dust lost in the blaze of the Milky Way. Properly the Jew ought hardly to be heard of; but he is heard of; has always been heard of. He is as prominent on the planet as any other peopleâ¦He has made a marvelous fight in this world, in all ages; and has ...
year 7006: Plutonian hipster complains from an asteroid cafe about how badly the Milky Way is gentrifying as soft space-rock plays in the BG
Andromeda Galaxy and Part of the Milky Way over Lassen Peak in Northern California
Introduction to the book 2001: A Space Odyssey: âBehind every man now alive stand thirty ghosts, for that is the ratio by which the dead outnumber the living. Since the dawn of time, roughly a hundred billion human beings have walked the planet Earth. Now this is an interesting number, for by a curious coincidence there are approximately a hundred billion stars in our local universe, the Milky Way. So for every man who has ever lived, in this Universe there shines a star. But every one of those stars is a sun, often far more brilliant and glorious than the small, nearby star we call the Sun. And many--perhaps most--of those alien suns have planets circling them. So almost certainly there is enough land in the sky to give every member of the human species, back to the first ape-man, his own private, world-sized heaven--or *** How many of those potential heavens and *** are now inhabited, and by what manner of creatures, we have no way of guessing; the very nearest is a million times farther away than ...
Eye to the Galaxy ~ view through a gorge of a Milky Way night sky, Karijini National Park, Western A
"How DARE you? I'm from there! You can't make fun of Earth. I'm proud of where I'm from! Shut your mouths! " - Milky Way hillbillies, 2782
Oxford University under the winter Milky Way v2 by Yunli Song This is a remake of the image I took last year. It is so far my most "costly" image because I spent so much effort in addition to the gear used. Other than a "cheapo" composite, this time I attempted to make the stars astronomically correct. The stars' pals should know how difficult it is to capture the winter milky way when facing towards the north, given that light pollution is virtually everywhere around cities. Foreground: Thanks to the permission granted by the University Church of St Mary the Virgin, I was able to access the tower several times through the narrow stairs. It was no fun blocking the tourists with my tripod and camera doing long exposures up there. A Phase One IQ260 medium format digital back and a Rodenstock 23mm f5.6 HR lens were used to capture the foreground with different exposures, and blending of a morning shot and a night shot was used to obtain more balanced lights and best signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) for resolution ...
The core of the Milky Way Galaxy contains a supermassive Black Hole of about 4.3 million solar masses. That's crazy!
Astronomers Poised to Capture an Image of Milky Way's Supermassive Black Hole (Best of 2014) http:â¦
Astronomers find 'new' dwarf galaxy in Milky Way's neighborhood (LA Times) -
This stellar "snow globe" is one of the Milky Way's brightest globular star clusters:
the sun, the moon, the stars, the Solar System, the Milky Way, Alpha Centauri, Orion's belt, Black Holes, and our DNA!
Winter Solstice A beautiful night with the Milky Way and the â¦
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Is our Solar System really that small? Dr. Bruce Betts has this week's Random Space Fact. RSF 11 - How big is our Milky Way? Starring Dr. Bruce Betts | Video by Merc Boyan | Music by Jim McKeever
Milky Way over Lake Titicaca on border of Peru & Bolivia.
"Milky Way & Meteor Shower" waiting for me plss !! (@ NARIT : National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand)
Tried to watch meteor shower...saw three pass by. It's 29 out side, Milky Way going from north nw to south.
Holiday Deal Life Fitness Life Fitness Equipment Mat Christmas Gifts 2014 CHECK YOUR DEAL! â Life Fitness Equipment Mat Why Range Finders are Best for the BackCountry Out of doors lovers adore to guess about all kinds of points. We guess how several stars are in the Milky Way, we guess how rapidly a deer operates or we might even guess about how prolonged it will be until eventually that major, dark cloud dumps rain us. But there are occasions when guessing in the backcountry just doesnÃât get the job performed. Specialty gear is available to enable us determine how far weÃâve hiked - and in what path - and other equipment are out there to help get the guesswork out of purifying drinking water. But there is a another useful tool missed by lots of avid backcountry guests - the rangefinder. Life Fitness Life Fitness Equipment Mat. Trophies Trophies are souvenirs of victories. The most typical trophies are awarded for sporting achievements. A trophy is an object of terrific admiration and idoliz ...
It is impossible to comprehend a God who creates and sustains the massive universe. Furthermore, even if we could wrap our brains abound such a God, it would be natural to wonder how he could care about each of us, small individuals on this dirt clod called Earth, which spins around a solitary sun buried in the Milky Way Galaxy amidst over 170 billion other galaxies. Yet, the biblical God does care. He cares immensely. He cares with a passion and devotion that is hard to understand as his character and power. This will never fit into our neural pathways. ~ Mark Lanier
Earth The Mother Ship (Naga Science) The earth takes 24 hours to make one rotation. We are spinning at 1,037 MPH or 1,666 KPH... The Earth makes one orbit around the sun every year. We are making a circuit at 66,666 MPH or 107,000 KPH. (We are moving fast!) Our Solar System itself is also moving in an orbit around the galactic core. We are following the sun at something like 420,000 MPH or 675,000 KPH The galaxy is moving through the universe at a speed of 1,000 km/s, which means 3,600,000 KPH or 2,237,000 MPH . That adds up to be approximately 2,724,666 Miles Per Hour! Where are we going? "The Great Attractor is ⦠incredibly dense and unimaginably large, lying off at a distance of 150 million light years, in the direction of the Hydra Centaurus supercluster â¦. Our galaxies, Sagittarius/Milky Way, is caught in the tug of this Great Attractor, and so are we, hurtling -- though we'd never know it -- toward this mysterious mass at a speed of 370 MILES PER SECOND!!!." â...our galaxy and neighbors are .. ...
but also uses results of resolving parts of the Milky Way Galaxy, as those coming from & to understand its formation
Listening to Creationists mock The Big Bang (which, admittedly, suffers from a pretty lame title) really grinds my gears, partially because they usually follow the mockery with an outright declaration that they haven't read or watched any vetted data on the issue, and partially because they then eagerly declare that the True answer for our origins and "purpose" is...magic. That's right, kids. God created hundreds of billions of galaxies so that he could focus his attention on an obscure rock in the Milky Way, on which he would create a dirt-man and rib-woman to stand at the top of a family tree bearing billions of branches, most of which would end up as kindling in the fires of *** This omniscient deity would observe this unbelievable snafu and then have the nerve to act surprised. When scolding, banishing and drowning failed to fix his Perfect Plan, instead of merely manifesting forgiveness to his beloved children or jetting back through time to implement a better idea, God decided to impregnate a te ...
The Andromeda Galaxy and the Milky Way Galaxy collision if you lived to see
Inferno! This galaxy is 3.1 times larger than the Milky Way. Makes us look like a joke.
âThere is a diamond floating in our galaxy that is bigger than Earth.â Didn't know the Milky Way was engaged, how exciting ð
horus is the actually sun so yea the center of our Solar System/ Milky Way Galaxy makes sense to me
Our Solar System is just like a grain of sand in a football field in relative to Milky Way Galaxy. (via Kanchana Munisamy)
The majority of the stars in our Galaxy, the Milky Way, reside in a single huge disc, known as the Galactic...
"Dung beetles can use the Milky Way to navigate." Wait the galaxy?
There are 20 times more plastic particles in The North Pacific than stars in the Milky Way Galaxy.
TheFactsBook: Scientists suggest that 60 billion planets in our Milky Way Galaxy alone could support life.
[newscientist-space] Cosmic rays drive the galactic pottery wheel: The flat disc shape of the Milky Way Galaxy...
Curious About Astronomy: How can we see the Milky Way if we are inside it?
Long exposure shot of the Milky Way over Jersey Shore
Without the caramel, a Mars bar would just be a Milky Way
Moonrise and the Milky Way at the bottom of New Jersey . Credit: Jim Abels
Do you remember when. Our souls danced on the Milky Way. As we laid warm bodies on rocky steps. Cold breaths sharpening our dreams?
Answer by to What are the odds that there are life forms in the Milky Way that are smarter than humans?
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Aurora Borealis, Green Waves of Airglow, and the Milky Way at Priest Lake in North Idaho (OC) [2000x822] via Pais...
I just found out that my photo of my Jeep under the Milky Way in Canyonlands is on the front cover of the latest...
Foto: ladylandscape: (via 500px / (View on Black) Milky Way Twilight Afterglow over The Grand Tetons by...
It doesn't get more "wow" than this pic of the Milky Way over The Wave by Max Seigal.
Photo: tulipnight: Milky Way and Venus by spalla67 on Flickr.
FB is never happy. It wanted to know where I grew up so I typed "Earth, Milky Way". FB didn't accept as this answer was "invalid".
Charlie's dug way to the song by Milky Chance had me practically in tears from laughter! This is so wonderful ðð
Milky Way over the old church in Dunlewey - Martina Gardiner Photography
I've eaten like 20 Milky Way bars since I've been home
Based on all the Milky Way wrappers I just took out of the cup holder & threw away, I'd say Nicole has done a good job of making my car hers
Mmmm Pumpkin Spice kisses and Caramel Apple Milky Ways.my new favs!
mine is a Milky Way Crispy Roll. Can you beat that?!
COMPANIES THAT STILL TEST ON ANIMALS: DO NOT BUY!!! Many manufacturers of personal care and household items still test their products on animals, despite the growing number of alternative methods for evaluating product safety. The following list contains all such companies known and their associated brand names. You may wish to print out the photos and take it along next time you go shopping! Please also note that all over-the-counter medicines and/or their ingredients are extensively tested on animals, as required by the FDA. NOTE: Tomâs of Maine, Burtâs Bees, The Body Shop, Pureology and Urban Decay products are not tested on animals. However, they are owned by companies that test their other products on animals and should still be avoided because of this. Giving these somewhat âcruelty-freeâ companies money still funds vivisection. *Alberto Culver Co. Alberto V05 Bakerâs Joy Consort FDS Just for Men Mrs. Dash Nexxus Noxzema Soft & Beautiful Static Gaurd St.Ives Sugar Twin TRESemmé *Bausch .. ...
it's a popular place love it up there ,normally end up Milky Way hunting stunning esp on a clear cold night
âThis *** said he'll be back in alittle bit. Tf it's been 2 hrs nowâ Cause She Wanna Go Home & Sleep. Fat Milky-Way Headass
What's this, you say? Where did The Milky Way go? Worry not, we're still here doing what we do best! We just...
This is getting nuts. They were going to detonate during protests--they'd kill more black people...way to go Panthers
Music video by Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark performing Walking On The Milky Way. (P) 1996 The copyright in this audiovisual recording is owned by Virgin...
be like: "the singularity of a Black Hole = the force vector of the magnitude of gravity of the Milky Way. Does that make sense?"
The brightest star in the Milky Way is R136a1: it emits 8.7 million times more energy than the Sun.
The new version of "features every single one of the Milky Wayâs 400âbillion or so stars"; and data on 116,000 stars. Gosh.
Milky Way Musings: ESA lands on a moving comet, a space first
Northern lights & the Milky Way over . Credit: O. Salomonsen hâ¦
A few of our favourite photos from Coll this week showing the Milky Way, some Leonid Meteors and more besides (including an appearance from the Andromedae Galaxy). We've still got spaces on our next stargazing weekend, Coll & The Cosmos, on December 13th and 14th, for those who are interested. The days are short then, which means the nights are long - perfect for stargazing! Full details:
Am I safe to assume you've tried a dev version with already? I know a nice quiet spot out in the Milky Way for you
After five years of analyzing data from the Kepler telescope, scientists estimate there are in the Milky Way alone 100 billion habitable planets. Based on sheer numbers, advanced civilizations similar to our own must arise and expire every ten Earth years. Understandably, scientists are withholding these data from marauders like Starbucks and MacDonalds.
shopping on and watching home alone.. where are the Milky Way buttons at ð
When and I marry. I'll buy her roses everyday and Milky Way bars. I'll rub her feet and avoid that booty because erections.
Milky Way Time-Lapse Captures Rare Glimpse of a Meteor Exploding in the Atmosphere
remember 4th of July, when it was night time and we were tripping off the sky because we could literally see the milky way?
Milky Way West of Durdle Door. Buy a custom print, any size you want: htâ¦
Let her universe guide your hands! Listen for the signs and static motions . no cold hands bro! She shall guide u to the Mâ¦
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Our most popular photo on social media last week: this great pic of the Milky Way over the Wave by Max Seigal.
Flight to Milky Way by hushamphoto via
Denise's wigs/ weaves are always crap. Why can I see her pepper grain edges between the synthetic Milky Way?
Beacon to the Milky Way. Buy a special print of this image:
The players are named after galaxies, Milky Way, Andromeda, Omega Centauri, Triangulum, Centaurus, Bode's and Large Magellanic Cloud.
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Popular on 500px : Flight to Milky Way by hushamphoto
Sorry you lost the titles. In a Milky Four Way. Hope they come come back. and on your shoulder they stay.
We first caught a glimpse of the Milky Way ring at the Toronto Film Festival. features this...
âBlack Hole at centre of Milky Way may be origin of 'mystery' neutrinos
EXOPLANETS Exoplanets are planets circling stars other than our sun. 1797 have been confirmed as of June, 2014. There are no doubt billions in the Milky Way Galaxy. 51 Pegasi was the first main-sequence star around which an exoplanet was discovered. That was in 1995. Geoff Marcy and his team at the University of California Berkeley are at the forefront of exoplanet research. So far, it has been mostly Super-Earths and large gas planets called Hot Jupiters. But the Kepler Space Telescope found Earth-size planets, and some are in their stars' habitable zones, where it is not too hot and not too cold and liquid water is possible. Kepler used the transit method. It measured a star's dimming as planets crossed in front of it. Most exoplanets have eccentric orbits. Many orbit close to their stars. Astronomers are looking for an Earth twin, a rocky planet taking about one Earth year to complete its orbit. Astronomers at the European Southern Observatory in Chile claimed to have found Earth-like planets in Gliese ...
Pet Peave O' The Day: "I love you to the moon and back..." okay, for one, EVERYONE doesn't have to just use this one phrase. I will give you some pointers... the moon is the closest thing to Earth in the universe. you could say any one of the other plantets, sun, stars, comets, Black Holes, dark matter, stardust, you could even go outside the Milky Way and say Ursa Major . all of these things are further away than the moon. IJS lol
Watching Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey and exploring DNA and the Milky Way like is the new Miss Frizzle.
Check out Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey 1x01 Standing Up in the Milky Way
Give a girl the world&she will still want the moon, the stars, space mountain, the scolding hot sun, the Milky Way, what used to be Pluto...
Amazing view of the Milky Way from the surface of Mars:
5 of 5 Finishing up the Black and White challenge. The first image is of the new Bay Bridge which resembles a chandelier reflected in the calm waters of San Francisco Bay as seen from Treasure Island. The second is perhaps my favorite man made structure, the Pigeon Point Lighthouse shining brightly with the Milky Way as a backdrop. This was a tough shot to get as light from the lighthouse is so much brighter than the stars. Both shots were taken on the same evening with some good friends and fellow photographers.
If you like night sky photos, you'll love this pic of the Milky Way over Devils Tower National Monument by David Lane
ForbesTech: Physicist Brian Cox argues that humans are the only intelligent species in the Milky Way:
Photo: vanconcastiel: freedying: zoomine: Solar Eclipse and Milky Way seen from ISS (International Space...
The bright band of the Milky Way shines above in this image. Credit: Y. Beletsky (LCO)
Bright flash from Iridium flare, the Milky Way, rolling cloud cover and light pollution...Maine W. Mts...Mike Taylor
Last night I saw the Milky Way and the galactic center and the Andromeda Galaxy through a telescope and the ISS rising like a star ðð
... Said hi to Orion, tried to see what Big Dipper was serving for breakfast, caught the lingering early morning traces of the Milky Way.
While filming in Akureyri, Iceland, snowboarder Eiki Helgason experienced the Milky Way and the Northern Lights.
Random Fact: If you travel 670 million miles an hour (the speed of light), it would take 100,000 years to get across the Milky Way Galaxy. There are at least 100 billion galaxies in the obseravable universe, and this is just one.
We saw the Milky Way. The Stars were so god *** bright and dense it felt unreal.
My aunt just asked if I wanna go for Maria Carey concert FIRST ROW SEATS! Too bad I'm going to see my new place now in Milky Way...
Suddenly developed a real love for Milky Way bars again. So nice!
Named after the most beautiful galaxy of all (and a pretty great chocolate bar to boot), Iâm Milky Way. I was surrendered when my previous owner left me behind in his apartment when he moved! Some great people found me and brought me to the HSBC where Iâve proved that love can conquer all. Iâm an affectionate boy and one who would adore people looking for a lap cat. Would you be my person?
Milky-way over Creston Valley last night as seen from Thompson Mtn Lookout.
Clearing Fog at Loch Vale by Alex Burke / via Milky way scientists via
35 Facts That Will Shock Anyone Who Grew Up In Australia 1. Rainbow Paddle Pops are actually caramel flavour with food colouring added. 2. Neighbours originally premiered on Channel Seven, but was a flop and cancelled after a few months. Then Channel Ten bought it and turned it into the show we love today. 3. Other working titles that were considered instead of 'Neighbours' were One Way Street and Living Together. 4. The pilot episode of Home And Away was a 90 minute film. 5. Vegemite was renamed 'Parwill' from 1928-1935. After losing revenue to its competitor Marmite, its name was changed to make use of the ad slogan "Marmite but Parwill" (Ma might, but Pa will). It didn't work, and the name was changed back to Vegemite. 6. In 1984, a jar of Vegemite was the first product to be electronically scanned at a checkout in Australia. 7. 80% of Aussie kids under six watch Play School at least once a week. 8. One time, an octopus that was to be used on camera for an episode of Play School died minutes before the ...
:: G A L A X Y ::. Our beautiful Milky Way. Soon to disappear from our skies here in South East Queensland for a...
Administration Affiliated News Science Bulletin The White House disclosed today that stunning new evidence links Climate Change to the coming collision of the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies. Depu...
Looong night...lazy, windy..oh so windy...day. We waited out the worst of the passing winds in Poros hoping to sail easy on the tail of them all the way over to the Cyclades. When did anything go to plan before based on a weather forecast?! A gorgeous start. Light winds, enough for the genoa to take us on comfortable seas in the right direction at a slow but acceptable speed to get us in the Cyclades for around dawn. We originally were going to aim for Kea but changed our plan to Kithnos. It appears the weather had gone on without us so winds were variable and halfway over we had to motor-sail for a few hours before we found new wind. Stunning clear skies to one side of us and the hidden-beyond-the-horizon Athens creating an all night false dawn to the other side of us. Glittery spots of bio-luminescence crashing with every wave. Milky way so bright. Traffic was heavy, lots of massive ferries and tankers but great thing at night is even these hulking masses of steel are nothing but pretty as all you can s ...
Surely a man needs a closed place wherein he may strike root and, like the seed, become. But also he needs the great Milky Way above him and the vast sea spaces, though neither stars nor ocean serve his daily needs.
We aren't always out photographing families, commercial properties, and real estate. This is all of the time lapse taken from the first have of the year in conjunction with the Barnard Astronomical Society of Chattanooga. This video highlights the arrival of last year's wolf moon, Orion, the summer milky way, and one of the two super moons. Make sure to watch in HD! You can also check out our astrophotography gallery on our website here:
Okay love in the milky way cafe hah
Stars are beautiful - clearest view of the milky way I've ever seen! Was around -9C yesterday morning.
this my remix of the great track Milky Way by Serge Qz I hope you'll like it. Out on Jambalay Records
The most mind-blowing facts of all: Scientists have discovered a planet that they believe is composed mostly of and is one-third pure diamond! Discovered in 2004, the planet orbits a nearby star in the Milky Way, and is named â55 Cancri eâ (which, in our opinion, is not a sufficiently glamorous name for such an extraordinary planet). Perhaps even more amazing, scientists have discovered a star that is essentially a diamond of ten billion trillion trillion They named the star Lucy after the Beatles song âLucy in the Sky with Diamonds.â
is that someday comes across the milky way? Or even at the other galaxies pa.
I did that when listening to Cheryl can you hear the drums Fernando. I can see the Milky Way and it seems so far away, oh.
My Cherie amour distant as the Milky Way ð¶
I can see the milky way and it seems so far away ð«
The nearest galaxy from our galaxy(Milky Way) is Andromeda It took 2.5 million light years to go there. 1 light year = 9461 billion km To Andromeda = 9461 billion km x 250 That's the nearest to us ._.
In about 4 billion years, the Milky Way will merge with the Andromeda Galaxy.
Watercolor nails to brighten up my mood because I'm not ready for how cold it's been in Jersey the last two days using all the pastels! - - Products used: All pastels and Milky Ways as a base Sponge: from CVS/Dollar Tree/ mass drugstores Clean up brush: concealer brush from eBay (dipped in pure acetone) Top coat: Hk girl "Back To The earth" Jason Mraz Editing: iMovie (computer)
Gotta stop eating all these milky ways but just love em so much!!!
Siting outside havin a burby on my swing seat listening to my sons of anarchy music looking at the milky way. Feeling high on life
Meditated under the stars of the Milky Way Galaxy on this fine night, I asked the universe if it was giving me more power, saw a shooting star as soon as I finished the sentence. Gotta love that cosmic conciousness. The Universe is listeningâ¥â¡
Strathgordon this week while I have been working at the Hydro Tasmania Strathgordon Power Station. Blue hour Aurora, Milky way.
The Isle of Man has some of the most spectacular We challenge you to find the Milky Way in your night sky
So after a glass of wine I'm now surrounded by a box of crispy creams, bag of milky ways, box of tv snacks and a bottle of coke, lol...Oh well movie time :-)
The only important things I took away from it were that NZ really invented pavlova and milky way bars float in milk
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Nasdaq has a foothold in the commodities business through Nasdaq Commodities, a power derivatives market formerly known as Nordpool that Nasdaq acquired in 2010.
Nasdaq OMX Group Inc will buy investment advisory firm Dorsey, Wright & Associates LLC (DWA) for $225 million to boost its index business.
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Moodle MOOC Videos
Do you know that Moodle, the system that powers the UCSF CLE is used by other universities and training providers around the world?
For the second consecutive year, Moodle has offered a MOOC (massively open online course) for the millions of global Moodle users. Although the 2015 MOOC has come to an end, Moodle has made all of the instructional videos available on YouTube.
Click to view the 38 Moodle videos available on YouTube:
While the version of Moodle used in the MOOC videos may look a little different than the UCSF CLE, the underlying tasks and workflows are going to be very similar. Watch videos on topics ranging from editing course sections to managing the Moodle gradebook.
Please note the videos use Moodle 2.8, while the UCSF CLE currently uses Moodle 2.6. Some features and functionality shown in the videos may not be available in the CLE.
Have questions about the Moodle MOOC videos? Contact the Learning Technologies Group.
Image Credit: Moodle Trust
The New Media Gallery
As you may have already heard, Media@UCSF is fully integrated with the CLE, and provides instructors and students with tools to create and share videos in a course. We have been using this feature in the CLE since the Fall, and it's been working great. And now we are excited to announce that one of its additional features, the Media Gallery, is fully deployed and ready for use!
What is the Media Gallery, who can add video to it, and how can it be used in a course? Here are a few highlights:
- The Media Gallery is a collection of videos specific to one, and only one course.
- It is accessible from the link in the Navigation block.
- Faculty and students can add videos to the Media Gallery!
- Student videos require (by default) moderation from a course editor.
- Comments can be enabled.
- This is a quick and easy way to post a video as a conversation starter before class.
- The Gallery is a great way for students to share video project with their classmates.
A few gotchas to note about the Media Gallery:
- We turned on the ability for students to submit videos to the Media Gallery on February 11th, 2015. If your course was created before then, and you have previously accessed the Media Gallery, you'll need to enable the "moderate content" setting manually.
- Media Gallery videos cannot be "imported" from course to course, so they do not "roll over" into the new semester's course. It is very easy, however, to add videos back into the Media Gallery, because they are stored in the owner's My Media repository, and it only takes a few clicks.
We have a full write up, including a downloadable PDF with step-by-step instructions, available in our Support Center: Media@UCSF documentation
Check it out, and let us know how you use the Media Gallery. If you have any questions, please contact us!
You Spoke, We Listened. CLE Updated
Today, we made some changes to the CLE interface based on feedback we received from users since the new interface was released last summer. This short post provides some details on these changes.Login-Logout/Help Links / Menu icon
The login-logout and help links that appear at the top right of CLE pages will now remain visible at all times. Previously, as the screen size decreased (e.g., on tablets and smartphones), these links would disappear and move into the menu icon (also known as the hamburger icon). One needs to tap on the menu icon to view these links. Some users found this confusing and didn't realize that they had to tap the menu icon to see the logout link. Now, these links remain on the page at all times. Also, since these links no longer move into the menu icon, we have moved the menu icon down to the menu bar. The menu icon will only appear when the page shrinks to the point where the menu can no longer fit on the page. As before, tapping the menu icon will open the menu.
Prior to the interface update, course content on an iPad in portrait orientation could sometimes be confined to a small part of the screen. Course blocks (e.g., navigation) would still be present and force the main content area into a small space.
Now, after the update, the main course content area will now fill the entire page on iPads in portrait orientation, and any course blocks will move down below the main content area. This will permit important content, such as the Ilios course calendar, to occupy the entire width of the screen, making it much more useable.
We hope you like these changes. We will continue to improve the CLE interface based on feedback we receive. Please continue to let us know if you any ideas on how the CLE can be improved, either by completing the short CLE Refresh Survey, or contacting the Learning Technologies Group.
2015 Tech Clinics at UCSF Library
The Learning Technologies Group had a great time with the 2014 Tech Clinics and we were able to help with CLE and multimedia projects along the way! Here are a few examples of UCSF projects that faculty and staff brought to the Tech Clinics: CLE gradebook questions, Articulate module development, Media@UCSF integration in CLE courses, online exam review for finals and midterms, and we even helped support a UCSF podcast!
2015 is going to be even better and you can register for an upcoming Tech Clinic today! Tech Clinics are held at the UCSF Library, every second and forth Friday of the month, from 9am-4pm. We encourage people to register in advance, but drop-ins are welcome. Each Clinic offers short presentations and demos on popular topics throughout the day, as well as one-on-one support opportunities with Learning Technologies staff.Here is what people are saying about the Tech Clinics:
"The Tech Clinic is a valuable, convenient, and wonderful resource. All my tech questions were answered and I received a follow-up email with additional resources to help me with my project. I appreciate the knowledge of the staff and how quick we were able to cover things. I look forward to using the service again in the future and will refer others to this great service."
– Robert Kirkbride | Event Production | Campus Life Services, Arts & Events2015 Tech Clinic Topics include:
- CLE Basics: This 90 minute training is offered on-demand at the start of every Tech Clinic. Have new staff or faculty using the CLE? This is the perfect opportunity to get them started on the right foot!
- Integrate video in a CLE Course: Learn about new ways to incorporate video in your CLE course, including adding media assignments, creating Media Galleries, and using the screen recorder. Click to Register Now!
- Get to know the Storyline Suite: We are thrilled to have Articulate Storyline available in the Tech Commons. Come see a demo of this powerful software and start your next UCSF project! Click to Register Now!
- Online Exam and Gradebook: Have questions about CLE exams before, during, or after the semester? Need to fix a grading issue? The Tech Clinic is the place to get your questions answered! Click to Register Now!
- CLE Course Design Tips: The CLE has changed (for the better)! Learn how to get the most out of these improvements and design courses for students using mobile devices. Click to Register Now!
- Screencasting with Camtasia: Need to demonstrate how to use an application or website? Camtasia is a screencasting software used and supported in the Tech Commons' eLearning Studio (CL-245). Camtasia is system agnostic (available on both the Mac and PC platforms).
2015 UCSF Library's Tech Clinic Schedule (click the link for more information and to register):
- Friday, January 23, 9am-4pm
- Friday, February 13, 9am-4pm
- Friday, February 27, 9am-4pm
- Friday, March 13, 9am-4pm
- Thursday, March 26, 9am-4pm
- Friday, April 10, 9am-4pm
- Friday, April 24, 9am-4pm
- Friday, May 8, 9am-4pm
- Friday, May 22, 9am-4pm
- Too busy to make it the UCSF Parnassus Library for a Clinic? Attend remotely using WebEx
- Attend a CLE Roundtable to collaborate with other faculty and staff using the CLE (held from 12-1pm during every Clinic)
- Film a faculty interview in the eLearning Studio during a Tech Clinic
- Learn a new application using Lynda.com in the Tech Commons
- Repeat! Return for another Clinic for follow-up questions and best practices for next semester
Have questions about the UCSF Library's Tech Clinics? Contact the Learning Technologies Group today!
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LTG's Successes of the Year: 2014 Edition
The winter solstice just passed marking the onset of winter and it's the perfect time to reflect on the year. Looking back on 2014, we in the Learning Technologies Group have many successes to be proud of. We've gathered some of our top accomplishments from the past year. Take a look at the below list and leave a comment to let us know what you think!
We transformed our workshops!
This year, LTG launched our new, more user-friendly approach to workshops called Tech Clinics. Clinics give our customers the opportunity to get help with whatever you need at any time during the Clinic. Liz Taylor introduced a new CLE Basics workshop and all together, we had more than 110 attendees to our Clinics in 2014. Don't forget, if you need more assistance when we're not available, check out our new Lynda.com kiosk now available in Tech Commons complete with Moodle and other ed tech tutorials.
The CLE got a makeover!
The LTG partnered with the Library's systems admin team to roll out a new version of Moodle to power the CLE. The update included new features and a responsive, mobile friendly theme. Along with the refresh, we rallied for installing the Attendance plug-in on the CLE.
We participated in a Moodle Moot!
LTG staff member Dylan Romero ventured to Montana to attend the 2014 Moodle Mountain Moot. This was an incredible opportunity to collaborate with other "Moodlers" on topics ranging from user documentation to quiz security. Dylan also had the opportunity to chat with Moodle Man himself about the opportunities and challenges of online learning!
We were out and about throughout UCSF campuses!
LTG extended our presence and gained exposure throughout UCSF through the following venues:
- This past year, LTG delivered over two dozen presentations to various groups and stakeholders across campus educating over 400 users on different learning technology topics and our services in general. (Let us know if you want us to visit your department next!)
- Sean McClelland was invited to deliver his Better Presenter training sessions four times to faculty, staff, and students.
- Sean and Dylan presented at TLC Day delivering two workshops on exciting new ideas and technologies in education, Flipping the Classroom and Web Conferencing.
- Dylan presented at the July Apple Play Date event on asynchronous tools in education. This experience was a catalyst to develop and support a School of Nursing assignment where students developed a PechaKucha learning activity.
We launched a new CLE Course Redesign Service!
Effective and engaging use of the CLE is just as important as making sure it runs well. This year, LTG launched a course redesign service to help faculty do what they do best and leave the course design to the professionals. Dylan and Liz helped faculty with a full-service redesign of their courses and countless staff and teaching assistants with thinking through the best way to design specific activities.
We stepped up our Articulate Studio support!
If you were looking to build an eLearning module, add some interaction to your course, or even just narrate some PowerPoint, it became easier than ever in 2014. Liz built an Articulate Studio support center and developed comprehensive documentation for using the tool. She helped dozens of customers build modules, narrate their presentations, and upload them to the CLE, including some with SCORM output for reporting to the CLE Gradebook.
We boosted our Quiz tool support!
LTG continued to revamp both online and in-person support for CLE Quizzes. (Don't let the term "Quiz" fool you; these can be high-stakes exams taken by more than 150 students at a time). We listened to requests for more secure online exams and piloted Respondus Lockdown Browser during Summer 2014. The pilot was a success and we are eager to implement Respondus Lockdown Browser as a permanent part of the CLE in early 2015!
Convergence had an amazing year!
It was a banner year for our blog – yes, the one you are reading right now! Convergence had phenomenal success this year with a rise in readership. We posted a whopping 37 blog posts to give customers access to the latest and greatest information in learning technologies at UCSF. Liz's August post on Personalizing CLE Courses was retweeted on Moodle News to over 8,000 followers.
We launched the Media@UCSF plug-in!
2014 brought the much-anticipated video sharing integration to the CLE! Now, anyone with a MyAccess account can upload, store, and share videos on the CLE to other UCSF affiliates.
We built a new Support Center!
This year, we built a new Support Center to house our documentation, tutorials, and resources to help you better use learning technologies at UCSF. With the roll out of this new site, Sean worked to clearly define our service offerings and create policies to help us deliver the best service possible. We also launched newly developed templates and style guides for new documentation. More details on this exciting new site coming in 2015!
Pfew, what a year it's been! And we're already working away on making 2015 another successful year! Some of the other services you can look forward to from the LTG are:
- Revamp of the CLE Online Workshop
- Launch of Articulate Storyline in the Tech Commons
- New user-directed equipment reservation system
- And more!
Happy holidays to UCSF and all ed tech communities! See you in 2015!
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Good software for design presentation to clients?
I'm coming across something pretty consistently. My clients want to see elevation pictures- and while I could sketch them out (would take a long time), and/or describe what the final result would look like (not good enough I think), I think I'm ready to let a computer program do it for me.
I've been looking at Landscape Deck and Patio by Punch, and Idea Spectrum's Realtime Landscaping Plus 2011. I'd prefer a program that can save files in PDF and AutoCAD. The PDF thing isn't a complete need actually, because I have Bullzip (a PDF printer). Both of these different software have good reviews from what I've seen, but I do like to hear some real life, real work reviews if these, or any software if applicable.
I've been using GardenPlanner 2.5 by Artifact Interactive for concept sketches, but I'm quickly outgrowing it just on sketches.
And I'm not trying to be rude, but please don't suggest I do everything by hand. I've spent a lot of time doing that, learned that way, and it's just no longer feasible. I will do them for an extra fee for clients if they want something they can frame and put on a wall (a couple have asked me to do it and I was happy to) but that's it.
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I'm not a professional but my brother-in-law is a landscape designer/builder and had been using AutoCAD with some landscape modules. I don't know how well the 3D rendering is for landscape presentation but I do know AutoCAD can be considered expensive.
Depends on the type of work that you're doing... from what I remember of Punch was that it was all pretty standard fixtures for decking, paving, and the remainder of landscaping. If you're doing a lot of custom, atypical structures or pieces, I would highly recommend Sketchup.
It also depends if you actually want to create a proper 3D model of the project (from which the program can take snapshots of elevations, sections, perspectives, etc) or if you just want a program to do 2D mockups. 3D models can provide the most automation (i.e. in the production of multiple graphics), but basically you have to put in any information you want shown which is typically a huge time investment. It's after the long run, multiple revisions and versions, updates, and the production of a large number of different views that the upfront time investment starts paying off.
Fastest version of creating decent presentation graphics? Probably doing a hand-sketch over a good photo (or photos) of the site, scanning it in, and doing an overlay over the original photo[s]. That would be my first choice.
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Autocad LT 2010 or newer might be a good way to go according to the criteria you mentioned. You would be working directly in the ACAD dwg format, you can underlay image files or pdf files to trace in your base line work for an elevation drawing. You could also buy a graphics tablet to add in habd drawn linework.
The learning curve can be daunting depending how far you want to go with it. It does not have drag and drop images to make quick mock ups. .... about $900.
ACAD file format is vector based rather than raster, so you will not get ACAD dwg output from any raster based program.


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We don't really need the tax discussion paper - interesting though it is. What we need is politicians with the political gumption to argue for what they truly believe.
Topics: tax, government-and-politics, hockey-joe, budget, superannuation
Malcolm Fraser presided over a period of weak economic growth and as a result his government is remembered as poor economic managers.
Fast forward 30 years and Tony Abbott and Joe Hockey find themselves in a world where growth is again sluggish.
As they prepare the May budget they will be keenly aware that they can introduce all the reforms and budget savings they want, but all voters really care about is historically strong growth.
Topics: hockey-joe, federal-government, economic-trends, business-economics-and-finance, budget
When Tony Abbott pledged to create a million jobs in the first five years in office he wasn't exactly setting himself a task. But weak growth has since turned that minor target into a major task.
To achieve it requires what would have once been a fairly average level of employment growth, but which we now haven't experienced for three years.
And if we don't make it, we can also expect the unemployment rate to stay above 6 per cent from now till the end of 2018.
Topics: government-and-politics, federal-government, business-economics-and-finance
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Despite successive governments championing low interest rates, the Reserve Bank has revealed they are no longer having the impact on the economy they used to.
And yet we now have a Government not willing to push the fiscal stimulus accelerator as it sticks to its mantra of cutting spending.
All this makes for a pretty interesting period ahead for Treasurer Joe Hockey as he starts to frame the May budget.
Topics: government-and-politics, business-economics-and-finance, budget
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Despite holding interest rates at record low levels, our economic outlook is so poor it's likely the RBA will have to respond with future cuts purely to spur investment.
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Despite the extraordinary change in attitudes towards women working outside the home, further increases in women's workforce participation are impeded by some views that just won't budge.
Topics: child-care, feminism, industrial-relations
Looking at the ability to provide stimulus in the economy requires both monetary and fiscal action, but our changing economy means these aren't the powerful tools they once were.
Topics: government-and-politics, business-economics-and-finance, money-and-monetary-policy
If the Government wants to bring the budget back to surplus, then maybe it is time to admit it's not all about cutting spending, but that revenue also needs to be increased.
Unfortunately, Joe Hockey doesn't appear willing to countenance the problem of revenue and is sticking to the rhetoric of hammering Labor spending.
With 13 weeks to go till the budget, maybe now is the time to start telling voters the whole story, rather than just half.
Topics: government-and-politics, federal-government, business-economics-and-finance, budget
What the Queensland and Tony Abbott polling woes show us is not that reform is dead - as conservatives suggest - but that voters have varying ideas of what constitutes good "reform".
Topics: government-and-politics, business-economics-and-finance
The Productivity Commissions has suggested its inquiry into workplace relations will "bust myths" about industrial relations.
Hopefully one of the myths busted will be about just how important IR is to our overall economic performance and that an anecdote doesn't equal proof.
Because while we are told the IR debate is important, in reality it is more about politics than anything that will lead to a stronger economy.
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There's now no doubt global temperatures are heating up. If the planet was a cricketer, their soaring average would be beyond dispute in the commentary box, or newspaper column or around the barbecue over the holidays.
Topics: climate-change, cricket
The younger generations of tennis stars are knocking at the door, but the stats show that if they expect the old guard to simply vacate the premises then they're in for a shock.
Topics: tennis, sport, australian-open
Yes the Government has done well not to chase falling revenue by cutting expenditure after the mini budget, but it has done little to bolster economic growth other than saying it will be bolstered.
Topics: government-and-politics, business-economics-and-finance, budget, tax
Recent data on our productivity growth reveals it's not necessarily the workers who are letting the team down, but that capital investment isn't contributing to growth like it used to.
Topics: government-and-politics, business-economics-and-finance, economic-trends
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Too often when tragedies such as this occur, commentators on social media suggest that we should be focussing instead on other issues.
Yes, worker safety and domestic violence certainly deserve more attention from the public and politicians. But that has nothing to do with the death of Phillip Hughes.
Let us honour him by not using his death to beat our own drum.
Topics: cricket, social-media, media
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Western Australia and the mining industry remains the powerhouse of the Australian economy.
But while the mining boom remains, it is a very different type of boom - and one that won't bring anywhere near the level of work that the first stage of the boom did.
There is one small chance of help from China, though, and ironically it comes in the same form that has helped keep WA's employment growing while jobs in the mining sector disappear.
Topics: mining-industry, money-and-monetary-policy, states-and-territories, economic-trends
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Being a free-marketeer always invokes a fair degree of contradiction. It means saying things like "governments don't create wealth, people do".
And yet politicians - including those in the Abbott Government - love to hold press conferences in front of bulldozers espousing how many jobs will be created by a new project which the government is funding.
The G20's "Brisbane Action Plan" is a nice example of the collision of the Keynesian impulse and the free-market forces that are apparent within many governments.
Topics: trade, world-politics, economic-trends
Twenty-five years ago a writer for Newsweek said, "If a rich, technologically advanced nation won't put its house in order, then developing countries - potentially worse greenhouse villains - have a perfect excuse to do nothing".
It would be wrong to say there has been no action on climate change in the past 25 years, but there has been no end of people coming up with reasons that nothing should be done.
Tony Abbott and Joe Hockey at this week's G20 are just the latest.
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The G20 is a club of economic elephants but the problems each face are often vastly different, so reaching goals that meet everyone's needs can be tricky.
Topics: government-and-politics, business-economics-and-finance, international-financial-crisis, international-financial-institutions
Last week's inflation figures highlighted how the Abbott Government has been extremely successful in making climate change policy more about electricity prices than about climate change.
While such a tactic worked well for the carbon price, it may not be as successful when it comes to arguing about reducing the Renewable Energy Target.
Because with the RET there is evidence to suggest you can have an environmental policy and lower electricity prices too.
Topics: government-and-politics, alternative-energy, environment, climate-change, electricity-energy-and-utilities
It's been a big few weeks for coal and climate change, with the ANU divestment, Tony Abbott opening a new mine and Joe Hockey panning suggestions we're a prime culprit for greenhouse emissions.
Unfortunately for us 2014 looks on track to be the equal hottest year on record and despite protestations from the industry, coal still has its problems.
Just as we now view many business practices of the 19th century as morally objectionable, so too should we not feel bound to keep praising or investing in coal.
Topics: coal, business-economics-and-finance, government-and-politics, climate-change
A new study has confirmed what everyone already suspected: the May budget gave the biggest poke in the eye to the poor. It hit the minority of the minority.
The budget measures also hurt those in the ALP electorates harder than those held by the Government.
I suppose these are the inevitable outcomes when you design a budget that targets welfare spending, pensions and the unemployed.
Topics: government-and-politics, business-economics-and-finance, budget, community-and-society
The Government has a dream that Australia will be a nation of lifters, not leaners, so it should be happy with recent data showing we lean less than we used to.
Unfortunately, while our reliance on welfare payments has dropped over the last decade, the tax paid per household has also stalled.
That's not to say we should punish those still receiving benefits, but instead we should be striving for a stronger economy that has more jobs on offer.
Topics: government-and-politics, business-economics-and-finance, welfare, community-and-society
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RBA boss Glenn Stevens once described macroprudential tools as a "fad", but as interest rates stay low and the housing bubble looms suddenly they don't seem so crazy.
Tomorrow he will front a special Senate hearing to discuss imposing these tougher lending rules on banks.
It's likely he will argue about the need to do something about housing prices and speculative borrowing that doesn't involve raising interest rates.
Topics: government-and-politics, business-economics-and-finance, banking, housing-industry
In the past week the Australian economy has come under the microscope of foreign investors, and they don't like what they see.
China's growth is waning, the joy of the mining boom is over and a declining dollar will increase the price of our imports.
With China slowing down, Australians must remind themselves of life in an economy where income growth and increased standards of living don't come easy.
Topics: iron-ore, mining-industry, federal-government, economic-trends


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3-4 lb
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soy sauce
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orange juice
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fresh red chile pepper, minced
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1Place wings in crock-pot. Combine soy sauce, sherry, honey, hoisin sauce, orange juice, garlic and chile pepper in a medium bowl; Pour over wings. Cover, cook on low 3-3 1/2 hours or on high 1 1/2 to 2 hours. Makes 6-8 servings.
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Main Ingredient: Chicken
Regional Style: American
Dietary Needs: Dairy Free, Wheat Free
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