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Crab Nebula
http://www.oddee.com/item_63760.aspx http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/archive.htm The Crab Nebula (catalogue designations M1, NGC 1952, Taurus A) is a supernova remnant in the constellation of Taurus. The nebula was first observed in 1731 by John Bevis. It is the remnant of a supernova that was recorded by Chinese and Arab astronomers in 1054. Located at a distance of about 6,300 light years (2 kpc) from Earth, the nebula has a diameter of 11 ly (3.4 pc) and is expanding at a rate of about 1,500 kilometres per second. The nebula contains a pulsar in its centre which rotates thirty times per second, emitting pulses of radiation from gamma rays to radio waves. The nebula was the first astronomical object identified with a historical supernova explosion.

No it is not what you have for breakfast!

Jupiter’s Red Spot and upcoming rival, Oval BA, aka, Red Jr. This image was taken recently by the Hubble Space Telescope, and released to the public by NASA yesterday.

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This is a polished Chapenite specimen, from Mojave Dessert of Southern California. It is basically jasper and agate material that has been crushed by the earth and later cemented back http://www.2flashgames.com/f/f-1211.htm http://www.psc.edu/science/Gunton/gunton.html
"Since these local spirals are erratic in time -- changing position and size -- there's an irregular behavior in space as well," says Gunton. http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/primer/java/scienceopticsu/powersof10/index.html

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Amor pueris ex desperandum semper est. "They've found out about the choir boy getting pregnant."

Nun pleads guilty to sexually assaulting boys. http://www.pantagraph.com/articles/2007/11/13/news/doc4738cea190204906881186.txt

"Let's get this scurvy scum of convicts unloaded at Botany Bay and then on to the Fair Maidens of Tahiti. I trust not too many of you officers have caught the pox from the convict wenches on the voyage." Ship's captain. Parrot: "Cocky want a piece of tail."

Hi thereDon't mind me. I've just got stuck in hyperspace and I can't seem to get out again. I was trying a program to change human body cells into digital machine language and suddenly I found myself in computer data. I can still think but i have no feeling except for anxiety. Come on hackers. How do I get out again?

COMMENT: Serves you right for messing about with stuff you don't understand. Anyway, try this program.It will change your cellular structure to geometric proportions, but first you are supposed to be within a Tesla coil. How that can be managed when you are in a computer program, I am not sure, sorry. A.G. http://www.csd.uwo.ca/~morey/CogEng/AK.html

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Do we have a spirit consciousness that leaves us after death? Millions believe this, but it may just be a comforting illusion that makes our eventual disintegration more acceptable. *

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We're bound for Botany Bay or anywhere that will take a bunch of felons who were lucky not to be hanged at Tyburn.. The captain of the fleet is asleep in the deep. The crew is drunk and incapable. Will they arrive, if they survive? The answer is inescapable.

_____________________________________________ Make love (lots) not War. I had vaguely known about it, but the news this morning that Canada is one of the top armament suppliers in the world was a depressing shock to me. On the one hand we have the media and politicians talking forever about "peace" and Canada's role as a "peacekeeper" in the trouble spots in the world and then the dirty secret that big business and the government is profiting largely from war. It should be no surprise really. Big Business and the media have been pushing the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and Canada's participation in both wars.

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http://australianscreen.com.au/titles/australia-today-customs-office/clip2/ When I was twelve I was buying one pound of chuck steak and one shilling's worth of dog-meat from Stapleton's the butchers on the Princes Highway at Sutherland township. I overheard Bluey (he was red-haired) Stapleton giving a tip for the Saturday races at Randwick. I ran home and then saw a schoolfriend who knew how to put on a starting price (illegal) bet at the local fruiterers who was a S.P. bookie on the side. Both of us went to the bookie and I placed a bet to win (because Bluey had said it was a sure thing) on the particular horse. I did not tell my dad, who was an avid punter, regularly losing his bets, though he had a "system" that according to him was going to start a winning streak pretty soon. Next Saturday afternoon, I hung around the radio which dad was listening to in the lounge-room, though the place was generally very smoky from full strength Capstan cigarettes. Of course I knew my horse would win and it did at twenty to one and for a few weeks I had lots of pocket money. So since I won once, naturally I could do it again with the infallable tips from my tipster. On my next errand to the butcher, I asked him point blank for a tip and I got one, a sure thing. Since it was a winner and I wanted to increase my profit (I had a ten- speed bike in mind) I increased my bet. Still, I was cautious and kept most of the winnings from the week before. You know the end of the story. The horse came next to last. Suitably impressed and subdued, I vowed I would never bet again in my life, and I have not, so all in all I am ahead from gambling, and never got the bug for slot machines or on-line gaming, Las Vegas or even an office sweep. I have been pleasantly surprised recently to experience winning lotteries and diverse prizes in different parts of the world and not even having to buy a ticket. Kind, unknown people have been buying tickets for me apparently and I seem to be extraordinarily lucky. I believe I have won the National Uganda Lottery three times already, and I got second prize in the Irish Sweepstakes. There have been sundry others also. The only problem seems to be the devilish export taxes on these vast sums of money. It seems I must send just a thousand of two so the money may be transferred. I brought up this great opportunity in conferring at the breakfast table with my son. He barely considered it. (For some strange reason the courts have given him some sort of legal right over my my spending.) All he said was "You silly old fool. Go on like that and I'll have you in a nursing home next month!" Having read "Over the Cuckoo's Nest" again recently, I have been silent about the money ever since....after all, at my age what could I do with a million dollars or two
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My message to western peoples. Your morals are an abomination to us. You must restrict your sexual intercourses to no more than four times each lunar month with your own wife or husband. During so you must recite twenty suras of the Koran and at all times the man must be on top of the woman. The woman must show enthusiasm even if her mind is on something else. That is the secret of Muslim marriage. The same actions must be used for your other wives or mistresses And I say to the believing women that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty; that they should not display their beauty and ornaments except what (must ordinarily) appear thereof; that they should draw their veils over their bosoms and not display their beauty except to their husbands. They should be not like western women who act and dress like bazaar whores. I am taking your picture with my camera-watch. Do not move while I do so. http://www.conspiracyarchive.com/NWO/CIA_Created_Osama.htm O.B.L.

cwok66@hotmail.com Search Australia http://www.australia.com/?ta_cid=ca:2007:google:search:core . "Sorry Gov, they got to Australia a couple of hundred years ago. You must 'ave got in a time warp or the Bermuda Triangle or something.. Haven't you got some fags to spare?""Ahoy there! Do you know the way to Botany Bay? We have got lost from the other members of the First Fleet." http://ahoy.tk-jk.net/macslog/ConvictShips.html Ahoy Mac's Web Log.

ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ejn6xEPk0aw http://youtube.com/watch?v=kyCWM7p2kmg World Soccer (futbol) http://www.bubatv.com/tag/zidane Bullfight or running of a bull. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q898GfxiyaQ Wikileaks (website for whistle-blowers government scandals etc.) *http://www.wikileaks.org/wiki/Wikileaks http://www.greenpeace.org/australia/ newseum. headlines from 450 newspapers. http://www.newseum.org/todaysfrontpages/ Greenpeace Australia.( Note: I am not sure if I can recommend this organization, since it has grown so rich , bureaucratic and political. The ideals of Paul Watson have gone a little askew. However, I guess we need some such voice, though I have never wanted to hug a whale and as far as orcas are concerned, they are a menace to seals and other whales. Seems to me whales are a good source of food for the world's hungry and do not add to the global warming problem as much as cattle do. Also Greenpeace Australia, do not interfere with my website without permission, though I found the inclusion of Howard's photo kind of humorous.Contact me personallly and maybe we can get along.) I wonder what happens to the vast amount of money Greenpeace rakes in? What percentage goes to administrative costs? I do hope it will not be thought of as Greenfleece Australia. ******************************************************** *I recall in 1962 I was a member of the Young Humanists in Sydney and we were going to change the world. We spent considerable time protesting France's atomic tests in the Pacific. I recall a sum of money was sent to us from the States and by a vote we would not accept it because we did not know who sent it and we suspected the C.I.A. I said " Accept the bloody money and put it to good use." I was voted down. I recall our group came to an ignominious, fizzling end when our secretary David Duffy was caught stealing from our coffers. What happened with our small organization can happen more drastically, as it grows larger, then huge and the rank and file are separated from the administration. I sure hope this has not happened with Greenpeace. (Ric w) ******************************************************* Just read on "Ninglun's" website that he went to Sutherland Primary. So did I. I was there from five years old until about twelve. I started in the Kindergarten with Miss Crop. I remember Miss O'Reilly, Miss Bevan the headmistress and some other teachers. I can't remember the names only faces.. I remember "Splinter Woods" in primary school, though I did not have his class. He was supposed to have had a back injury in the First World War and always acted stiff and upright. We kids said the Germans had shoved a ramrod up his arse. My dad said he had been his teacher also, so he must have been there a long time since my dad was 22 years older than me.. I recall of the Intermediate High School the faces of the teachers but not the names. I recall we had a student's strike there once because Wednesday afternoon sports was suspended and it got in the papers to the embarrassment of our Principal, Mr Hunt.. sports was on again the next Wednesday. I recall the visit of Clive Evatt, Minister of Education. He was the younger brother of Dr Evatt, Minister of Foreign Affairs in the federal government and later Australia's delegate to The U.N. Well Clive Evatt shook the hands of several prefects who were a kind of welcoming committee at the entrance. I was one of them.(Ric) ************************************************** It is not my business "Ninglun" (I wish you would change that name. It is kind of like saying you are a human being carrot doll( Japanese)) who are doing so much writing,( all of it interesting) that you might burn yourself out, mate. Careful about strokes to the brain. Just a small artery goes and we are vegetables not able to change our diapers. I used to say that when I got old I was going to go out into the bush climb up a hollow tree and jump down into it, pinning my arms and body and just die. I heard some old abos that couldn't keep up with the walkabout, would do that. Well they don't have hollow tree like the old red-gums of Australia here in Canada and I can't climb too well anymore (I am 236 lbs) and I respect the attitude of the oldest man in the world in Japan who said several weeks ago that he wants to live indefinitely. That is stretching it a bit in my case, but while I can walk around and bathe myself and drive the car (why does everyone else have to drive so fast?) I want to stay in touch with living humanity and even with the crows who seem to be in control of the avian kingdom here in Vancouver and the squirrel which raids my trashcan and the coyotes who run through the area nightly looking for small dogs and cats,(there are notices on poles "Have you seen a white Persian pussy, answers to Kittykat, last seen Tuesday night. We miss you Kittykat?") and the racoon with her three young ones, scratching my door at night for handouts. Even though my relatives don't give a fig about me (I was pretty bad in my life) I still have some communication with the animals, who just think I am a nice guy. Dogs wave their tails and come over for a pat and even cats pause to look at me, wondering who is this stupid human trying to meow. Yes life is precious. I found that out in 1982 when my motorbike hit a car and in Brisbane Hospital. It was touch and go....On my recovery every day has been a bonus. I saw some years ago, a Japanese film about how they took their old parent up a sacred mountain, gave food and water for a few days and left the old person to die, when they became a burden. That was long ago, I presume. It was a gripping movie. I was talking to a worker in a nursing home yesterday. (She does the clothes washing only) She related how "nurses" and attendants tie patients to chairs by the wrists and how the old people are force- fed medications. This is Canada 2007!( see news results about nursing homes in Victoria B.C. this week.) Maybe the Japanese way was more humane. (Ric)

Last night both my computers seemed to go haywire and I could not get online with either. I asked my son and he said I had a really bad virus in the machines. I believed him . I put on spybot and it isolated about twenty viruses and deleted them, but the damn computers still would not come online. I contented myself playing scrabble at expert level and won two games out of seven. Incidentally I have been on that level for two whole years and have another three levels higher to go, but I will never get there. I think the little man in the computer cheats, or I am really dumb. I am learning a lot of words though that i will never use. Anyway, this morning I wended my way to the public library at Metrotown and brought up my blog. What I found amazed and disappointed me. All the moving animations etc were static and clicking a link or a photo took ever so long. Well I asked the busy librarian why that was so, and she told me that it was a slow speed network. Realizing that this is what most people still have, I will have to cut out the bells and whistles in future. I came home and then my son came home from school. He is repeating grade 12 because he did not pass in Math last years and could not get to college, even though he got 97% for a computer-related subject and did well in the other subjects. Once I almost decided to help him with his math until I saw it.I could not understand a damn thing. It was all in New Math and as he says, I am still in ancient-time math. "I think I am going to cut off the internet, if you can't fix it, I said to him. "With cable it is costing $93 a month and I think I will just walk up to the library and use it for free. Brian's internet and cable is connected to mine, so he would miss out too. He said nothing and when I went out to unload some lumber from the car, he fixed the problem, twenty minutes at the most. "Heh, how did you do it, genius?' I queried. "I reconnected the modem plug you pulled out when you were rummaging around with it." So now happily I am again online. It pays to have a smart eighteen- year- old son, even though he is surly most of the time,( except when he is on the cellphone sparking with a girlfriend (s).

Gone are the days of the swaggie, And buggy wheels are rust. A horse is just an occasional sight, Among the flies and dust.

Early fort Sydney.

gold robbery

Finally, on 8 July 1885 Edmund O'Keefe and John Rice were arrested and charged with having feloniously assaulted and robbed Mr. Cecil Stackhouse of two keys. The trial commenced in Launceston on 27 August with the two prisoners, Barrett and Ward, having been persuaded to give evidence in return for a reduction in the length of their prison sentences. According to them the robbery had been planned with the two Collins, John Ritchie Snr and O'Keefe. They robbed the bank. O'Keefe and Rice had guarded Stackhouse. Collins's part was to get rid of the bank notes through his business. Rice had little to do with the affair. John Ritchie's part had been to let them know which night Stackhouse would be visiting him.

The family of William Williams and Catherine McDonald

1. George Alexander Williams (1872 - 1956) md Mary Love Stewart in 1897.

2. Jessie Ann Williams (1874 - 1960) md Ernest Scarlett in 1898.

3. Amos Edward Williams (1876 - 1967) md Millicent Wheatley in 1910.

4. William Davidson Williams (1879 - 1952) md Mary Elizabeth McPhie in 1908.

5. Mabel Maude Williams (1882 - 1939) md Sidney Thomas Scarlett in 1903.

6. Linda Mary Williams (1885 - 1970) md Du Verney Garnett.

7. Sarah Eliza Williams (1887 - 1976) md Alfred William Woods in 1925.

8. Edith Lillian Williams (1891 - 1990) unmarried.

9. Catherine/Kate McDonald Williams (1894 - 1980) md George A. Colvin.

10. Grace Edna Williams (1897 - 1944) md Fred Ritchie.

The family of John Williams and Esther Kilpatrick*

1. Sarah Williams (1859 - 1901) married William Charles Blyton in 1881.

2. Ann Williams (1861 - 1928) married Phillip Morgan in 1884.

3. Margaret Williams (1862 - 1906) married Henry Foster Thomson in 1884.

4. James Renwick Williams (1864 - 1882) drowned.

5. George Whitefield Williams (1866 - 1935) changed name to Frederick Holmes Mansfield.

6. Esther Williams (1868 - 1904) married Edward Randolph Blyton in 1892.

7. John Brown Williams (1870 - )

8. Edward Robert Williams (1872 - 1945) married Emma Coombs in 1897.

9. Henry Inglis Williams (1875 - 1955) md Lucy Ann Pike in 1905.

10. Isaac Emmet Williams (1877 - 1943) md Mary Ellen Tompson in 1911.

who is this family member?

* Miss Elizabeth Ann Williams, of Windsor, who, born in 1824, came with her parents in 1843 to near Nimitybelle, and from thence, after some little time going to The Gullies Station, some 50 miles south of Cooma. Miss Williams, who was a remarkably expert swimmer, on one occasion during a flood saved seven lives in one day

Henry Inglis Williams and Lucy (nee) Pike(circa 1914) and children.including my father Hector. (Probably the one on grandfather's lap ).

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In mathematics, a prime number (or a prime) is a natural number which has exactly two distinct natural number divisors: 1 and itself. An infinitude of prime numbers exists, as demonstrated by Euclid in about 300 BC. The first thirty prime numbers are: 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, 37, 41, 43, 47, 53, 59, 61, 67, 71, 73, 79, 83, 89, 97, 101, 103, 107, 109, 113 (sequence A000040 in OEIS) See the list of prime numbers for a longer list. The number one is by definition not a prime number; see the discussion below under Primality of one. The property of being a prime is called primality, and the word prime is also used as an adjective. Since two is the only even prime number, the term odd prime refers to any prime number...

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