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Though Jeff (Joel McHale) seemingly got his happy ending he finally graduated from Greendale last year, judging by the first trailer forCommunity's fifth season, it was all downhill from there.
The lawyer has apparently hit hard times (in case his new beard didn't make that clear enough). In fact, his law career is looking so grim that Jeff decides that going back to Greendale is a better option. Only now the student has become the teacher.
As one of the stars of Broadway's Spring Awakening and the hit a capella film Pitch Perfect, Skylar Astin has won fans and stolen hearts thanks in no small part to his beautiful voice. Which is why it makes total sense that, despite the fact that he's playing a suit-wearing banker on the new workplace comedy Ground Floor (Thursday, 10/9c), TBS is putting his singing talents to good use. Not only does he get to rock out to Aerosmith in the show's promos, but he also belts some Elton John in the show's premiere. "It's always done with a comedy twist," Astin tells TVGuide.com. "It's always done out of a real, genuine story-driven moment and it never feels cheap or unearned. People are really going to have their cake and eat it too."
To preview his new show, in which his character, Brody, falls for a maintenance supervisor (Briga Heelan) who works on the ground floor of his building, Astin talked with TVGuide.com about moving to TV, co-star John C. McGinley's stories and performing in front of a live studio audience... read more
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COLDSTEEL – NYC Thrash Legends COLDSTEEL Release "America Idle" February 20th On Stormspell Records; New Single Hits January 20th
Prepare for a Thrashing with the return of COLDSTEEL! New EP America Idle breaks the 20-year hiatus of this New York City Underground Thrash Metal band. America Idle will be released on February 20th on Stormspell Records. Conceptually, America Idle expresses current societal anxiety and proclaims an anthem to rouse the unbreakable spirit of America.
Listen to the title track from American Idle below! Whoa!
America Idle will be available as a digital download through iTunes, Amazon.com, CDbaby.com and other online music retailers. The CD version and 12″ Vinyl LP (Limited to 1,000 units) will be available through Stormspell Records, http://www.coldsteelny.com and CD Baby. A 12″ Vinyl Picture Disc (Limited to 200 units) will also be available exclusively through http://www.coldsteelny.com.
For those of you that can't wait that long, the title track will be released as a digital download on January 20th through iTunes, Amazon, CD Baby and other online music retailers.
On the live performance front, COLDSTEEL's first show in 20 years will be on April 9th as direct support for UDO at Revolution & Bar Music Hall in Amityville, NY. Advance tickets can be purchased at http://www.coldsteelny.com/merchandise.
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Last year, faced with a serious environmental threat from an abandoned industrial site, Fayetteville applied a novel solution: It bought it.
Actually, it was both less expensive and more complicated than that. The city acquired the site in an exchange of papers, a "tax swap," with critical participation by Cumberland County. But the gist of it is that the city now owns the former Texfi finishing plant property, with all its problems and all its promise.
Had toxins from the plant not been migrating toward the adjacent Hoffer Water Treatment Facility, a different strategy might have been devised. But that's history already in the books, and efforts to contain the problem have been under way for years.
It's time to explore the site's promise.
Under the "brownfields" agreement struck with the state, tax credits may be offered to private companies that redevelop the property. As a further incentive, liability is not merely waived, it's eliminated.
The other side of the bargain is that buyers, like the owner, agree to certain public-health restrictions on what they do: no residences, no day care centers, no nursing homes, no dog kennels and no agriculture.
"No agriculture" rules out edibles, but not one kind of farm that Craig Hampton, the city's special projects director, has suggested: a solar farm. His list also includes a 911 call center and storage for city equipment. And this is Fayetteville's moment to extend the Cape Fear River Trail past downtown, toward its terminus at the botanical garden and Cross Creek.
It all begins with demolition of the Texfi structures; but the community probably will add to the list as it grows more familiar with the possibilities.
For now, we have only a few words of caution, most centered on the trail.
Cut no trees before a plan is in place and work is imminent. The area is well buffered against noise and visual nuisances. You can't put that back once it's down.
Unless someone wants to zip-line trail users (and pets, bicycles and wheelchairs) to the far bank, there is no practical way to extend the trail without making it hug the Cape Fear all the way past the Texfi site and the Hoffer plant. The trail can and, as near as we can tell, must run right through that strip of woods lining the river.
To ease anxiety about polluted soil, the trail's movers and shakers might consider elevating the segment across the Texfi tract.
This is undiluted opportunity. Let's see what we can make of it.
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'My god it's full of stars'
Oh here's another one
Princess Mononoke.
Sure its not crazy like Spirtied Away, but its still fantastic.
*edit* Well I should not as crazy
oh my good golly me! :shock:
Some great movies. Some I've seen, some I'll need to check out.
I'd like to recommend (very highly) Akira Kurosawa's Dreams. 8 short films in one, it is a visual and mental journy worth taking for everyone.
Another good one I saw back in the day was Wax: or the Discovery of Television Among the Bees. A low budget art house movie, it is hard to find but if you don't mind watching it in segments, you can find it online here:
2 others, though not really movies, are the complete seasons of Ren & Stimpy and Invader Zim. Back to back viewing pleasure.
"...the gnomes have found a NEW way to say Hooooraaaaaay…" http://www.kramerkreations.com/images/shpongle_emo.gif
wow..all great movies so far. some of my favs: Dune, Sphere, and the old Spawn series.
Those rock too!
the gnomes know this one !
"The surest way to corrupt a youth is to instruct him to hold in higher regard those who think alike than those who think differently." -Nietzsche*
Yes, Baraka, and Koyaanisqatsi / Powaqqatsi as well.
The "Mind's Eye" series is also good, though the computer animation is a bit dated at this point. Planetary Traveler and Infinity's Child make good use of the 3D program Bryce in their animations.
Was Headcandy: Sidney's Psychedelic Adventure mentioned before? Because that is a pretty intense experience!
Exotic Robotics:Pleasure141x and the Animusic videos are way cool as well.
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I loved that film. One of my favorite, if not my favorite, by Akira Kurosawa. Unbelievable cinematography.
:D ::High-Five's NI64::
Even without tripping? Do you have to be on drugs when watching those movies listed above?
http://img364.imageshack.us/img364/1962/halmainaniml7smallertmqfn4.gif ...from the cave man to the rave man…—Raja Ram
No, but it couldn't hurt. :wink:
Some of them, like the audio/visual animation programs, might be a little boring otherwise though…
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Not necessarily "trippy" in the traditional sense, but David Lynch movies are pretty cool. You have no real chance of understanding them while high, but it'd be cool nontheless.
Heheheh, and you understand them sober? :wink:
Hey guys check out this clip http://www.pistachios.se/ge-996/ Quite trippy.Nice music too :wink:
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MEXICO CITY (AP) -- Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto says he'll mount a "real fight" against production and trafficking of marijuana, despite its legalization in two U.S. states.
Peña Nieto says he opposes legalization and sees marijuana as a gateway to more harmful drugs.
Peña Nieto spoke to The Associated Press in an interview Monday, little more than a week after taking office.
He has proposed focusing on reducing violence rather than capturing top drug lords, a change from his predecessor, Felipe Calderon.
Many call that an indication that drug gangs could be left alone as long as they don't attack civilians.
Murder, extortion and kidnapping skyrocketed under Calderon.
A top Peña Nieto aide said in November that Washington and Colorado votes for marijuana legalization complicate Mexico's efforts to fight smuggling of the drug.
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In Washington, D.C., talking without a license can land you in jail for 90 days.
Tonia Edwards and Bill Main are lawbreakers. Nearly every day, they teach a group of people how to ride Segways, and then take them around Washington, D.C., to talk about local sights and attractions. Their business is located near the National Archives, so one of the things they tell their costumers is where the Bill of Rights is located. For this, the city government could throw Tonia and Bill in prison for three months. In Washington, D.C., it is illegal for anyone to give a tour of the city for compensation without first obtaining a special license—quite literally, a license to describe.
D.C.'s tour-guide licensing scheme is unconstitutional. Simply put, the government is not allowed to require people to get a license in order to talk. That is why Tonia and Bill have teamed up with the Institute for Justice to file a federal First Amendment challenge to the city's tour-guide licensing scheme.
Tonia and Bill's lawsuit, filed on September 16, 2010 in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, will vindicate their right to earn an honest living by speaking as well as establish a very simple and important legal principle: The Constitution does not allow the government to be in the business of deciding who is—and who is not—allowed to speak about various topics.
Vindicating this principle will help protect the rights of countless people across the country that communicate for a living—whether they do so as news reporters, stand-up comedians or tour guides.
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High Functioning Autism
Autism is a problematic neurological development disorder characterised by the presence of problems in areas of social skills, communication and language abilities. Children affected by this condition tend to avoid eye contact and prefer isolation. They are also rather indifferent to affection and do not actively respond to touching or hugging. The autism spectrum includes low functioning as well as high functioning autism.
In high functioning autism individuals tends to have a high IQ and in some cases they may be considered as genius. However these individuals tend to have problems in social skills and understanding non verbal form of communication. Asperger syndrome is regarded as a part of this form of autism.
In high functioning autism those suffering from Asperger syndrome have an IQ of more than 85 and these individuals can take good care of themselves. Such individuals do not posses quality social skills like interaction and yet they can learn language well. Te mental development is normal as are the self help skills. Less co-ordination in some important areas of functioning may be observed. Interest in odd items and repetitive or stereotyped behaviours may be observed.
Some issues with high functioning autism that often come up include issues involving language as well as words. Children suffering from this condition do not interact or socialize with the other children. These children tend to be passionate about a few topics and do not like small talk. They tend to have difficulty in organizing time and managing conflict. They also do not enjoy being in crowds and so may seem distinctly uncomfortable at malls.
High functioning autism in adults is often characterised by quirky behaviour like recounting silverware of arranging books in a certain order and checking them again and again. Such individuals may be regarded as being eccentric in certain ways. Such individuals are not diagnosed with autism at a younger age because the symptoms are not overwhelming.
While high functioning autism affects the social interaction of individuals suffering from this condition it does not completely affect their ability to successfully interact with other individuals. This is particularly relevant where the interaction is on a daily basis and is primarily on working or professional level. These individuals may find it difficult to initiate friendship or romantic relationships and this can affect their self esteem.
Those suffering from high functioning autism may find it difficult to successfully give job interviews as the role of body language is quite crucial in the interviews. These individuals may avoid eye contact and so may be perceived as being 'uninterested' or as 'lying about something'. Complex social interactions are often avoided by these individuals.
High functioning autism in individuals may also manifest through minor difficulties in motor skills as well as coordination. This is particularly relevant in informal social situations as these individuals may be labelled as being clumsy. Those suffering from this condition do feel empathy though they are not always able to express it.
Individuals suffering from high functioning autism are able to focus intently for long periods of time. Their learning ability is quite enhanced and this is used particularly in those subjects that interest them. They are usually gifted, hardworking, honest and intelligent individuals and are excellent at problem solving.
Quick Tips on How to Make iPhone Apps
Quick tips though if you do decide on learning how to make iPhone apps:
You don't have to be a software genius in order to make an iPhone app. Whatís more of a requisite is an intimate understanding of the iPhone market: what are the kinds of people who buy iPhones, what their needs are, how can these needs be met, etc.
Ironically, learning how to make iPhone apps can sometimes mean learning how to download the proper software. There are available software on the internet that can help you create an iPhone app, as most apps are just widgets, and there are other applications out there that can help you create your own widgets.
For software developers, downloading the iOS Software Developer Kit (SDK) is a very good starting point. The iOS SDK has been publicly released by Apple just for this purpose, although loading the actual app that you made onto the device might require you to register for an iPhone Developer Program fee.
And once the app is finally done and you decide to publish it via Apple's App Store online, there will be a waiting period for the app to be approved and validated for standards.
Everything really starts with a great idea that you believe will really work. The iPhone itself started as a concept that got a lucky break and became a global hit. Learning how to make an iPhone app could be that big lucky break youíve always been dreaming about.


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From: Aun'O Es'Ther Per'Hyl of the Piercian Empire
Greetings, neighbour,
Thank you for your clarification. I don't doubt you will handle the situation with honor and I trust you for returning them to their rightful owner at the end of this disaster.
I know my citizens will be well treated during your regency. Please do your best to avoid any cruelties the roman troops could be up to.
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May 4, 2011: Cutting for Stone by Abraham Verghese (presented by Diane Ayres); 2:30pm in LIBR-206
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September 30, 2009: The Brief, Wondrous Life of Oscar Waoby Junot Diaz (presented by Pierre Etienne); 2:30 pm in LIBR-206.
November 3, 2009: The Angel Maker by Stephan Brijs (presented by Jan Keller)
January 20, 2010: The People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks (presented by Lea Templer)
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Reading Suggestions from the Campus Community:
The Sea by John Banville
The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein
Anthill by Edward O. Wilson
The Solitude of Prime Numbers by Paolo Giordano
The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri
Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows
The Indian Clerk by David Leavitt
What is the What? by Dave Eggers
Night Villa by Carol Goodman
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No more yeast infections
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Since I started taking Candida Clear a few months ago, I have had none of the persistent, chronic yeast problems that plagued me for many years. I tried homeopathic remedies, caprylic acid, oregano oil, acidophilus, a low-carb diet, and more, not to mention conventional medical "treatment" (which is never more than abatement anyway). *Nothing* helped. Candida Clear has been a godsend. My partner started taking it a couple weeks ago, and already it seems to be helping with various systemic infections that have defied medical treatment for years. I'm stocking up on Candida Clear!
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I finally have my face back!!!
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For the last ten years my face have been quite swollen and puffy. The doctors could not find any reason why, and after a while they assumed it was the way I had always looked. I have been on lots of superfoods for the last year, I feel great, but my face was still the same. Two weeks on Now Foods Candida Clear my face is suddenly more defined. I finally have cheekbones and a neck!! And I look healthy! I may sound shallow, but when I looked in the mirror and realised that my face had changed, it was one of the happiest moments in a very long time. Thank you Now Foods for getting rid of my "moon face".
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I finally feel clean!
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I have suffered with yeast infections and constant discharge for years. I have had to wear pads daily. Drs just say 'it's just your hormones' as if that were a final answer. I could never eat enough yogurt or take enough acidophilis to fix my issues and the anti-fungal prescriptions didn't help the discharge. My friend recommened Candida Clear so I purchased 3 bottles of it. I noticed immediate results! After 2 days I was almost totally dry!!! I finished two of the bottles in two weeks and then backed off a bit on the dosage. I will continue to take a maintenance dose. I noticed some other positive side affects. My breath doesn't seem so foul and my bladder seems stronger. (I haven't had to get up during the night to pee) I am so thankful for this product!!!! I would like to suggest to ladies suffering that they check out the dietary glucose index. If you are diabetic or even hyperglycemic (low blood sugar between meals) you are very suceptible to yeast overgrowth. A baked potatoe can affect your blood sugar more than a candy bar! Not good for those prone to yeast infections!
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Great Formula and Price!
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My sister is using this, and it's working great! Excellent formula! Be sure to drink plenty of water throughout the day (shoot for a cup an hour), to keep flushing the dead candida out. You'll feel puny when they start dying off (that's a sign it's working), and you want to flush them out and purify your system. If you like fresh lemon in your water, all the better -- very purifying. Great product! She's taking it with the Natrol Probiotic BioBeads to help strengthen her immunity at the same time.
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Good Maintenance and Additional Cleansing Support
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I use it for maintenance and my other half uses it as an addition to their main cleansing program. This product is very potent. Good stuff.
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What is wrong with the NFL? Are they so anti-american as to reject Daniel Defense's right to exercise the First Amendment to promote the Second? We can protect the quarterback but we can't protect our families? This is wrong on so many levels!
i agree.. children movies and no NFL for the rest of this year, next year,…forever??? Like Lewis Grizzard used to say, "it is more fun to watch two mules fight over a turnip". At least no drugs , guns or illegal steriods are involved. The NFL is a joke I can live without in my home.
LOL @ Rob. Let me guess, you're one of those let's ban zombie rounds, and pink/blue finishes because it, "makes gun owners look bad," ammiright?
If the city can nullify the 2nd Amendment, then any city so disposed can hullify Obamcare, which carries much less weight.
I doubt there's a CLEO in any major city that would sign off on a Federally approved NFA transfer and Obama knows this. This regime is doing everything it can to "Europeanize" you. You're a peon, get it!


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2 Kings 6:16-17
"Don't be afraid!" Elisha told him. "For there are more on our side than on theirs!" Then Elisha prayed, "O LORD, open his eyes and let him see!" The LORD opened the young man's eyes, and when he looked up, he saw that the hillside around Elisha was filled with horses and chariots of fire.
Perception is reality. Here we find two men that are in the same situation, facing the same circumstance yet they see two entirely different things; It's a matter of perceptive. The way you perceive someone or something determines everything! It determines the extent in which you can receive from someone and determines weather you fail or succeed; weather you win or lose. One morning, Elisha's servant got up early walked outside to see chariots, troop, and horses all around him. From his perspective, it was over! He saw death, doom and destruction which caused fear and a sense of hopelessness. On the other hand, Elisha's response when facing insurmountable circumstances without hesitation was opportunity and victory! There was never a question. When you get up and look at what you face everyday in you world, what do you see? When facing let downs, set backs, lack, debt, sickness, loss of a job, unfulfilled dreams, or failed/failing marriage what do you see? Failure and loss or success and victory? Like the servant do you see death and hopelessness or like Elisha do you see opportunity? Your vision is your future!
We must make a decision to change our perception if we are disgusted with our current reality. No, changing the way we look the challenges and obstacles we face will not make the better nor will they go away, but it does change how we go through them and where we end up on the other side, if we make it through them. You will either become paralyzed and stuck in your "stuff" and when that situation fades it something else. Then the course you started at on is detoured drastically causing you to go down a path you never intend to go. The devil wants to get you off course. Sin, as described in Romans 14:23 is not following your conviction, doing anything you believe (trust in, adhere to, rely on) is not right. This is regardless of stuff you face, people your around, city/country you live in, boss/company you work for or person your married to. On the other hand, if you change you perception, not only will you make it through the "stuff" you're facing but you will be stronger, wiser, and on the same course to laid out for yourself. Two foundational elements to changing you perception are Honor and Wisdom.
Honoring God and Honor His word is a key element to change our perception. The greek word for honor is te-ma which means to value or esteem, to carry weight. The same word used in John 4:44 which say a prophet has no honor (esteem or weight) in his own home town is used in Acts 5:2 where it says they kept back part of the price of the land sold. The word of God must carry more weight in our life then what we see. His promises for us must become more vivd that the challenges we face. What you see and what He says is always in contradiction. His word that are filled with His promises for us as individuals allow us to see past the challenges of life that we face. Jesus gives us a spiritual telescope in John 16:33 when He say have peace in ME! There is going to be problems, trails and what seems like all hell breaking lose in this world, but i have overcome it. Look to Me(Jesus), have peace. Do you feed on your doom and gloom tube (TV) more than you feed on His word? What ever you eat on you are going to add weight to. Are you fat on the world or fat on His word? God's word must have supreme value in order for your perspective to change. Elisha valued God promise for Him and caused Him to see past the physical world army he was surrounded by to see Heaven's army around them all! Do you honor God's more, doe it carry more weight than anything else in your life?
Wisdom is also a vital element to changing our perception. Wisdom means God's perspective. We need God's perspective (wisdom) in every area of our life in order to be the people God has called us to be and walk in His will here on earth. Doubt comes to divide or separate us from our route, getting us off track. Doubt causes our inner man to be distracted away from the promises that God has for us; distracting us from faith. Heb . 11:1 speaks of faith being the internal evidence of something that is not seen in the external. Wisdom amplifies faith, but doubt divides us away from faith and creates fear. Doubt begins with a thought that is contrary the word of God and continues with a decision. Accumulated thoughts lead to ongoing decisions and cause us to speak out of the fear and our word over takes our thoughts every time. The servant saw a massive army, doubt creeped in, and fear caused him to ask Elisha what to do(which really mean lets get the heck out of here). Elisha responded with wisdom (God's perspective) because honor caused Him to see, faith took over and he spoke out that there was more on his team then the enemy. His victory was framed and focused by perception. How do you get wisdom (God's perspective)? James 1:5 say, "If you need wisdom, ask our generous God, and he will give it to you. He will not rebuke you for asking." Your success and/or failure is framed and focused by you're perception.
My prayer for you today is that honor and wisdom would cause you to overcome the circumstances that are attempting to paralyze and destroy you today. That they would cause you to see Him in with you, enabling you to forgive yourself and receive His peace and forgiveness today. In Jesus name, Amen!


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The two men went into business in 1983 and worked together until Wright became Sylacauga's mayor in 2004, serving two consecutive terms.
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This year marks NASA's 50th anniversary, and the space agency is developing and testing vehicles, spacesuits and dwellings that will be able to stand up to the moon's harsh conditions, hoping to meet President Bush's goal of sending humans back to the moon by 2020 and eventually on to Mars. We asked experts in science and space policy to discuss their views on manned space missions.
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The main goal is sending people beyond earth's orbit starting with the moon, eventually getting to Mars, and perhaps beyond. The moon is the first step. We don't know how to go to Mars yet. The moon is a destination of value in its own right, because there is lots we can do there that will help us learn how to go to Mars.
This is not primarily about science, and therefore not primarily about the discovery of fundamental new knowledge. It is to test the belief that humans are destined to live in other places in addition to earth. In order to do that, they have to be able to live off the land and do something worthwhile. Exploration lets us find out whether both of these are possible.
We can learn whether there are valuable resources that can extend the sphere of earth's economic activity out into the solar system. We want to be doing lots of things between the earth and the moon that will require rocket fuel. It may be cheaper and easier to extract the oxygen needed for rocket propulsion from the lunar soil than it is to lift it away from the earth's gravity.
Another idea is the moon's surface is full of an isotope of helium called helium-3, which at some point in the future can be the ideal fuel of a fusion reactor cycle and provide almost unlimited non-fossil fuel and non-radioactive fuel to produce energy on earth. We know it's there. The question is, could it be extracted in large enough quantities, and at what point in the future will we develop a fusion reactor to use it? There are also people who believe we can capture the sun's energy and convert it into laser or microwave energy and beam it down to earth. You can build a lot of that system using lunar material. All of this is verging on a centuries-long perspective of why we do this. It's not for some immediate gratification. It's not to go and plant a flag and come back.
I am a supporter of the notion that there is value to human exploration. I believe that 50 years from now there will be permanently occupied outposts on the moon. Whether they are Antarctica-like scientific stations or a thriving industrial community remains to be seen. In 50 years I think we will have made our initial forays to Mars and have answered the question of whether life ever existed on that planet.
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Manned missions to space are incredibly expensive and don't serve any important purpose. It isn't a good way of doing science, and funds are being drained from the real science that NASA does. Sending people to space may be a great show, so much of what you do has to be built around the necessity of keeping people safe and alive that science takes a second place. Above all, it's an incredible waste of money. For the cost of putting a few people on a very limited set of locations on Mars we could have dozens of unmanned, robotic missions roving all over Mars and still have money left over to allow the more astronomical sciences to go forward. Unmanned missions have been tremendously important in making this a golden age of astronomy.
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I also want to point out that, thought we would LOVE to travel through space at warp speed, hyperspace and/or dimensional gateways, the more practical and logical way of traveling through space (especially long distance missions) would be to create a large enough ship to sustain life by means of creating an artificial environment to create breathable air, grow food and sustain the generations of humans born on board, as they travel out further and further away from the one true life source- Earth. Generations to care for the maintenance of the ship, to chronicle their journey to Alpha Centuri and back...maybe...
Posted by Markus Negative on September 14,2012 | 02:25 AM
At the present moment, the money needed to fund any and/or all space flights far exceeds any practical amount, which is sad. Humans are curious, continuously looking for answers to questions, then creating new questions to the answers they have gotten, not excepting the answers as the absolute truth. We want to explore, a desire that was encouraged by great science fiction writers and directors like Spielberg, Lucas and Roddenberry (and many many others). Right now, traveling through space is only a dream and based on hopeful adventure, but what happens when we begin to use up all of our natural resources? What happens when our environment is no longer capable of sustaining human life? What of over-population? That very moment we cannot afford to have come to reality, because if it did happen, we would suddenly find humanity's resting place to be a grave called Earth. However, the moment of space exploration cannot happen until we do one thing- eliminate MONEY. Without money to be the driving force of our lives, mankind has no excuse but to work together as a HUMAN race to make to world suitable for life for eons to come, to have no limits to what we can accomplish, and travel to new worlds...but that will not happen in our lifetime (too much greed in the world).
Posted by Markus Negative on September 14,2012 | 02:10 AM
The latest media frenzy on the NASA's Mars mission is just flag-waving super-patriotism that the US corporate over-lords want because it distracts people from the oppression they are suffering from Wall-street greed and corporate dominance of politics in this country. Does no one recall that the percentage of poor in this country has increased dramatically - and that the middle class has shrunk as some joined the rich and others have been driven down to the working-class ranks. And, by the way, all of you making less than $100k per year, in a 2 income family, that think you are middle class - think again. You would be, by the standards of your parents day, but now you are "Working Class".
Posted by Cant believe people are so gullible on August 13,2012 | 12:27 PM
...to believe any of the hype that any space exploration will or even could return the slightest percentage of the cost in benefit to the US economy or people. Next to war, NASA is the biggest drain on the US economy and needs to be closed down. Corporations run this country let them take over and see what value they see in space exploration. Earth orbit is of use, but beyond that - there is nothing - like space itself. Scientific exploration is useless. What does it matter of scientists identify one or a million earth-like planets (which it is doubtful they have the technology to evaluate a planet just from tiny blips in light reflection around a star) when near-light-speed technology is not even on the remotest horizon of scientific knowledge.
Posted by Cant believe people are so gullible on August 13,2012 | 12:20 PM
The sun will become red giant one day. It will leads to human extinction.Even though manned explorations are more expensive, it gives a new hope for our future.
Posted by Liya on August 19,2010 | 12:06 PM
space exploration is incredibly expensive ordeal and does little to serve our day to day purpose. and we could colonise moon and send peolple to live up there?....indeed what do u tell a poor man down on earth..."sir we are planning big about the life of your great great grandchildren on mars and moon.....don't worry if u can't afford a house on earth ur house on moon is gauranteed!!"
Posted by susnehi barman on August 8,2010 | 12:36 AM
Where are the photos of the universe?
Posted by Fred Vance on September 22,2009 | 05:05 PM
Ok, first of all, there is no possible way we could do that in our lifetime. We will all be long dead and gone by the time humans colonize Mars, let alone planets in other solar systems and galaxies, assuming that ever actually happens, which I believe is highly unlikely. Considering that the nearest star other than the sun is 50 light-years away, it would take us one lifetime just to get there, assuming we ever figure out how to travel at the speed of light. And what if that star doesn't have planets orbiting it? Or if it does have planets and the planets are completely uninhabitable? It's not like we can just say, "Well, this hotel has no vacancy, let's just move on down the road to the Orion Inn." When you consider that, colonizing other galaxies sounds like nonsense.
And guess what else. Star Wars and Star Trek are what we call "movies" which means they aren't real. We can't just say, "Warp speed, Mr. Spock," and go anywhere in the universe in the blink of an eye.
Posted by Jason McGinty on August 26,2009 | 10:18 PM
In the future we could inhabit other planets and have spaceships like in Star Wars and Star Trek.We could live on planets galaxies away and establish colonies on different planets not in this solar system.Doesnt that blow your mind. That would be so awesome.Think about it.
Posted by Isaiah Bohin on January 12,2009 | 01:47 PM
I agree more with the comments of John Logsdon. I think the main reason of sending manned vehicles to the moon or mars is not about sience. The apollo missions for example were aimed mainly to win the space race with the former Soviet union, in that time, the main concern was to show to the world who was the first in everithing. Today is different tough, now, there are another factors that play a big rol in sending back manned misions to the moon and beyond. Today, china, japan and india are now in the game too, and they are considering mining explotation, touristic development and space industrial engineering as a way to justify permanet outposts on the moon. After all, there should be an interest to justify these very expensive human exploration, and I think that the most importatnt is guess what "money".
Posted by Omar on December 16,2008 | 02:43 PM
The question of man inhabiting te Moon, and travelling to Mars and beyond is the most important question facing humanity today. Let's face it, we humans have just about destroyed our planet, and if thats not enough, the chances of a Asteroid crashing into Earth is very good. If for no other reason than the ones I've stated, exploration is pa big part of what being human is about. Whatever obsticles we have to overcome to acheive our goals is worth the time, effort, and money.
Posted by Anthony Bryson on October 29,2008 | 06:18 PM
interesting matter! very useful!! tamanna
Posted by tamanna on October 23,2008 | 05:39 AM
How many millions goes to research and development of new technologies because of space exploration? Another way to develop lots of new technologies is war. You decide what you preffer.
Posted by Marco Mugnatto on September 19,2008 | 11:55 AM
Humans have been explorers since the days when our earliest ancestors left Africa and fanned out across the globe. As they went, they developed the technology and the skills they needed to survive in new habitats, and to travel across fathomless oceans and vast land masses. Had we not had this urge to explore and expand, our species might well have been extinguished in an African drought 60,000 years ago. Leaving Earth is no different from leaving Africa. We will develop the technology to survive independently in space, on the Moon, and eventually on Mars. Science will be a tool in this mission, and it will greatly expand our understanding of the solar system and the universe beyond. But the acquisition of scientific knowledge is not THE mission. It is a means to the larger end: our continued expansion and survival as a species. audaces fortuna iuvat
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