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where the Neverwas lives...
The Shipyard in Berkeley, a collection of shipping containers and a collective for artists and tinkerers, was given three days by the city of Berkeley to "vacate and abate" or face fines of $2500/day.
O'Reilly Radar > Save The Shipyard
O'Reilly Radar > Save The Shipyard
Jack.
Today we present the coolest man alive, three-time Oscar winner and legendary lothario Jack Nicholson.
From Rolling Stone’s 40th Anniversary
Other countries have better political parties...
NEE is an impartial protest movement running for senate in the Belgian elections of June 10th 2007.
NEE works around political awareness and offers voters in Belgium the option to vote 'NEE' if they find that none of the parties deserve their vote. NEE votes would simply go to empty seats in parliament, resulting in a loss of income and power among the other parties and giving the voters the power to sanction politicians if needed.
NEE: Index
NEE works around political awareness and offers voters in Belgium the option to vote 'NEE' if they find that none of the parties deserve their vote. NEE votes would simply go to empty seats in parliament, resulting in a loss of income and power among the other parties and giving the voters the power to sanction politicians if needed.
NEE: Index
Thursday, May 10, 2007
Hashima Island
Hashima Island (meaning "Border Island"), commonly called Gunkanjima (meaning "Battleship Island") is one among 505 uninhabited islands in the Nagasaki Prefecture about 15 kilometers from Nagasaki itself. The island was populated from 1887 to 1974 as a coal mining facility. The island's most notable features are the abandoned concrete buildings and the sea wall surrounding it.
From: It's Knuttz
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
Tuesday, May 8, 2007
Fat, Eccentric Planet Discovered
May 7, 2007 — Watching the scale? Stay away from HAT-P-2b, a fatty-boy planet with so much gravity a 150-pound person would weigh in at more than a ton.
The gas giant, estimated to be eight times the mass of Jupiter, was found by a team of astronomers orbiting a beast of a star located about 440 light years away in the constellation Hercules.
Not only is HAT-P-2b the largest planet found to date, it's also one of weirdest, circling its mother sun in a highly elliptical track that comes as close as 3.1 million miles before sashaying three times as far away. And it makes the trek, sizzling near the sun and freezing on the outback, every 5.6 days.
From Discovery News
Making a public splash in Saudi
A BBC correspondent reports on womens rights in Saudi Arabia
From The BBC
From The BBC
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