Articles, tagged with "astronaut", page 6
18th February 2009
NASA launched spaceship Endeavour Friday night at 7:55pm EST and I was in Cape Canaveral, Florida to see it! My pictures didn't capture the splendor of it. It certainly did give me perspective looking out several housand miles, seeing the ball of light ca...
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Debra L. Morrison
02nd February 2009
An important part of planning a successful party is planning for the entertainment. If you are planning a themed party, you're probably wondering how to come up with appropriate party game ideas. You will be amazed at how easy it is to adapt old, well kno...
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Author:
Magriet
17th January 2009
You may not be familiar with vibration plates which are also referred to as power vibration plates but it won't be long before they're as familiar as rowing machines. They represent the very latest developments in fitness equipment and you can now buy t...
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Author:
lexisclick
15th December 2008
Of course you know that you could meet women if you really wanted to. It doesn't take an astronaut or a brain surgeon to figure out how to pick up a cute girl. After all, if that humanized platypus Kevin Federline has a chance with Britney Spears, how d...
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Author:
Richard Adams
03rd December 2008
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I once heard of a couple of lady entrepreneurs who went into business 'reinventing' their clients. After a short interview, they'd produce two words describing what they thought the client should become: a "book...
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03rd December 2008
My dream when I was younger was to learn to play guitar. I wasn't out to becoming a professional sports start, fireman, or astronaut. What I was interested in was learning to play the guitar.
As I grew up I plucked away at the guitar a little bit, but ...
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Author:
D Fraser
18th November 2008
Who has NOT heard about The Great Wall of China? No one, I guess. Even young children are already fascinated by one of mankind's greatest achievements. Visit the wall and you'll never be the same!
The world's longest human-made structure measures 6,400...
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Author:
abul kashem
13th October 2008
In this article we will cover a little about the meaning and purpose of Career Planning
When it comes to career planning, you tend to think the craziest things when you are young and not yet focused on life. When you are a child you want to be the Pre...
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Author:
Jamie Hanson
06th October 2008
Vintage posters are timeless beauties. They provide insight into the past, rekindling the spark of the days bygone. Vintage posters talk about the rich culture of the past with their beautiful images, colors, lines and thoughts of write ups. These posters...
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Author:
Patrick Arden
01st September 2008
In a recent trip to the Kennedy Space Center in Orlando, Florida, one of the most anticipated activities on our list to do was the Shuttle Launch Experience, a simulation ride allowing one to see what it feels like to blast off into space.
We were re...
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Author:
dturner
28th August 2008
Medical malpractice can become a very controversial issue if pursed in a certain direction. When kids are growing up they say they want to be an astronaut or a ninja but their parents chime in, "little Johnny is going to become a doctor or lawyer, isn't t...
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Author:
Paul Justice
15th August 2008
It is important to get the preparation to get the proper space to get the proper preparation.
It is essential to manage the daily needs properly as per your needs. Here are the five tips to manage life in the space travels.
1. Apart from fresh air, ...
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Author:
Gary Zivkovich
24th July 2008
People have a great variety of reasons to choose early retirement. One of the most common ones seems to be the desire to enjoy their lives. Many jobs nowadays do not require people anymore since automatization are becoming so popular, which may be another...
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Author:
Cindy
20th June 2008
Shuttle Discovery astronauts said goodbye to the International Space Station crew Tuesday and ready to depart Wednesday ending a nine-day mission.
The shuttle delivered a Japan's 37-foot-long Kibo laboratory in the mission. With the additi...
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Author:
tcmadvisory
21st May 2008
The memory foam mattress which was a part of the scientific venture has now taken the shape of a common man's household. The memory foam was used by the astronauts to cope up with the external pressure with increase in gravitational force. The exertion of...
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Author:
David Rosenberg
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