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At the end of the first fit-check day, 12 days before launch, the prime crew of the Soyuz TMA-20 (Dmitry Kondratyev, Paolo Nespoli, Cady Coleman) and the back-up crew (Anatoly Ivanishin, Satoshi Furukawa, Mike Fossum) are questioned about any discrepancies, complaints or requests. These will need to be addressed before the next final fit-check,a few days before launch. Baikonur, 4 December 2010
Dodici giorni prima del lancio, alla fine della giornata della prima ispezione da parte dell’equipaggio, l’equipaggio titolare (Dmitry Kondratyev, Paolo Nespoli, Cady Coleman) e l’equipaggio di riserva (Anatoly Ivanishin, Satoshi Furukawa, Mike Fossum) fanno rapporto indicando le discrepanze che hanno trovato e eventuali richieste addizionali. Tutto dovrà essere sistemato per la prossima e ultima ispezione che avverrà pochi giorni prima del lancio. Baikonur, 4 Dicembre 2010
Credit: ESA
- are the questions for the answers we already have real questions? Or am I just trying to get away with murder?
-if cigarettes killed your father, is it possible that they raped your mother?
-If freedom is a lady, then are feelings a young girl looking for an husband? Or freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose? Should I talk like this?
- When I'll be dead, will it be useful to bring me a cup of coffee, so that I can come back to life?
-To defend democracy, do we also have to practice it?
-Is masturbation at least sex with someone you love?
-A part for the mistakes we make, are we completely useless? Why am I looking forward to be useful for someone?
-If we want someone to take care about, should we really buy a dog? And what about the human touch of a dog?
-If pop music is just the moderne way to say " fuck me", could we say rock music was just the old way to say "fuck you"?
-If she's got him by the balls, is it so bad, or it just depends on the grip?
-if someone shoots you in a dream, should he wake up and apologize?
-Is Texas No Limit Hold'Em the Cadillac of Poker?
-Did God create the man just because a dildo can't open tans?
-If she says " we have to talk about something serious", how can I be sure we do to do it dressed?
-Is Jazz a "form", or it's just a collection of tags and tricks?
- If you can't spot the sucker in the first half hour at the table, are you the sucker?
-If they ask you "how many roads must a man walk down before you call him a man)", does it make sense to answer " twentythree"? More? Less? Would you suggest I shouldn't answer?
-In a poker table, can you lose what don't put in the pot? Can you win much either?
-Isn't it easier to fight against the bottle when you're drunk?
-If Elton John calls you and says he wants his shirt back, should you buy a new one?
-Is it possible to have a first date with a girl who's born after Metallica's Master Of Puppets, or then you have to say you like Bon Jovi and puppets?
-When it rains, are we supposed to dance in the time between a drop and the next one?
-Does the american dream smell like vaseline?
-I'm fully convinced that Silvester Stallone speaks exactly like Bruce Springsteen. Do they both look insane?
-Is a Jewish princess with sunglasses, a brand new nose and titanic tits a smart way to work it out?
- Does cheating get it faster or it's just an hangover we don't deserve?
-What would Eddie Vedder think about me now? Would he think about me now? Am I too old to worry about Eddie Vedder's opinion?
-If the Red Hot Chili Peppers published "californication" 8 years ago, is it completely true that I'll be 30 just in time fon another "californication"?
-Can the Radiohead be the ones to blame if I don't have success with girls?
-What am I supposed to do with a full of aces if he goes "all in"? Do you think I should act like a ragged clown? Do you think i'm numb?
-In the poker game of life, are women the rake? Or in the rake game of life, women are a poker?
-Can you say to a girl "we have a depravation agreement, you can't leave me now" and still wait for her to come back?
-Do we need friends when we're right?
-If you're a dogman, half a dog and half a man, are you yourself's best friend?
-Is the coffee smell in the morning a good reason to wait until she wakes up?
-Is a Jack Daniel''s without a cigarette an incomplete sin? I mean, is it worhty?
-Is it wisdom not to get drunk all togheter, so that someone can drive home? How many times we think it's wisdom, and actually we're just afraid?
-Am I just too drunk to write something serious, or it's that having a bottle in front of you will always be better then a frontal lobotomy?
Weel, all those are just questions to the answers I already have,,, I just wanna know your answers... choose a question, and have some fun!
Questions and answers. Q. Do you get stung? A. Yes, I receive an occasional sting, beekeepers should expect this. Q. How many times have you been stung? A. At one time or over the years? I like to say it only hurts for a minute but there are some real sensitive areas on the human body and the bees know where they are. Q. Do you wear a bee suit? A. Only when I need to, I would rather receive a few stings than sweat to death. It's 97°F in the shade. Don't do what I do! Do what you are comfortable with. Bee stings can be deadly.
The performance of Nu Sass Productions' "Priscilla Dreams the Answer" (written by Walt McGough) at the Warehouse Theater at Fort Fringe, part of the 2011 Capital Fringe Festival.
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Love is the answer
to so many questions
it has the power
to make a heart soar
or break it in an instant
it comes in many forms
and levels of intensity
we wish for it
we work at it
we worry about it
at times we curse it
we love with all we are
even when it may be difficult
to love ourselves
we love a friend
nurture a child
adore a spouse
worship our God
not all love is true
often not returned
but as they say
it is better to have loved
for we are far
better a person
to be one who
has loved
and more importantly
allowed to BE loved.
Zulu had to be found, I knew that. Mr. Patton's lead seemed to be the only real one I had. Acting on instinct, I followed it. I dug up a bunch of financial records of Mr. Patton's. One of which was a gasoline bill for a large airplane. Where had it stopped for gas? Just a few hundred miles shy of Antarctica. This made the lead seem solid, and so I chased it.
I readied a jet to leave for Antarctica within the next five days, with Alfred piloting. Only he could know of this. I packed the suit I had designed for combat against Mr. Freeze, as Antarctica would be consistently below -20 degrees.
The plane ride took a while. During the flight, one thought would not leave my mind; why WAS Zulu even in Antarctica? Least of all with Bloodfall...
Once the cowl was over my head, Alfred opened one of the cargo doors for me to jump out of.
"Good luck, Master Wayne." He called out as I plummeted down towards the freezing earth below.
I landed atop an icy plateau, giving me a good view of my surroundings. To the left it was, well...mostly ice and more snow, but to the right I could make out a small grey building no more than ten kilometres away. I decided there might be some decent leads there, if anywhere.
I glided down off the plateau and landed in a snowbank. Luckily, my suit took most of the edge off the cold. I could clearly see the building now, and I began to jog towards it.
When I finally reached the building, I was fairly tired. The door was swinging open in the wind and making a spooky sort of whispering sound, beckoning me inside.
Once inside, a sudden uneasiness hit me. Was Zulu being held here? Had she gone insane and become a hermit? I had no idea, but I didn't feel good about even being there.
I climbed a short set of stairs. At the top were several dead bodies of men in odd militaristic black armour. Strangely, they all held German Heckler and Koch guns. Interesting. As I continued down the hall, I saw several more bodies, until I nearly tripped over one. Its head was barely on its shoulders, the blood sprayed on the wall had dried. Weeks old by now. I glance farther down the hall to see a large blade stuck in the wall. I walk up to it and begin tug. It takes a lot of effort, but it finally comes out. I look down at it once and immediately realize something disturbing; the blade is Zulu's, and there is blood on the hilt.
"When the gods wish to punish us, they answer our prayers.”
Oscar Wilde
Yoko Ono's Wish Tree at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Ask me a question.....
Ask me anything .....
All i want to know is that you still Ask
That it still Kills you inside to not know
That it does not let you sleep.
It comes to you amidst the best of times,
Eating away at your bliss.
In comes to you amidst silence,
gnawing at your skin.
It surrounds you while you are at mundane tasks
or when you are fighting battles of misery
Its always There. that one question
Not knowing it puts you at unease
You struggle
You Run
You Cover your ears
You try to Fade it away in the Noise !!!!
Ask me that one question..
Anything less than that would not be worth
knowing .
- By Hitu Khaira
Angler : Mr.FUKUI
ROD : PA90 jawbreaker
REEL : EXCELER 3000H / DAIWA
LINE : PE#1.5 + NYLON 30lb
Target : Japanese Seabass
コメント:台風後の激流の加古川でも抜群の安心感でした！
We were reviewing for our National Achievement Test (NAT) today and it was absolutely boring. The studying part, I mean. But in total, today was F U N.
I keep my answers small and keep them near;
Big questions bruised my mind but still I let
Small answers be a bulwark to my fear.
The huge abstractions I keep from the light;
Small things I handled and caressed and loved.
I let the stars assume the whole of night.
But the big answers clamoured to be moved
Into my life. Their great audacity
Shouted to be acknowledged and believed.
Even when all small answers build up to
Protection of my spirit, I still hear
Big answers striving for their overthrow
And all the great conclusions coming near.
answer: silence.
(This came out looking like a magazine ad when I had it printed!)
The riddle is from life is beautiful , an amazing film, about the holocaust. This is what this photo reminded me of the holocaust and all the jews being silenced, in the gas chambers. They were my relations.
.:: FGR :: My Favourite Word challenge ::.
This isn't my favourite word its just I had this idea ages ago and I thought why not do it now. I haven't quite got the hang of my flash yet :s oh well
Photo captured on the Second Beach Trail via Minolta MD W.Rokkor-X 24mm F/2.8 Lens. Olympic National Park. Coast Range. Olympic Peninsula. Clallam County, Washington. Late May 2016.
Exposure Time: 1.3 sec. * ISO Speed: ISO-100 * Aperture: F/22 * Bracketing: None
This photo was first uploaded as a GUESS THE LOCATION.
ANSWER : Coltness or Watsonhead branch, just north of Garriongill Junction where it branches off the west coast mainline south east of Wishaw.
WINNERS : Correctly guessed by;
David & Pauls Photographs, and backed up by 20312.
Highly commended to; Barking Bill (right area) and Oliver Turner (correct ! Scottish pink ballast).
Big thanks to colleague "Zug12A" for not giving the game away.
CAPTION NOTES. (added 10.00 on 5th July 2011).
This view is of the former Coltness freight branch looking north east from the Wishaw to Law Junction line over bridge. The route is a very old one and was first projected as the Garion & Garturk Railway but on parliamentary approval the company was incorporated as the Wishaw & Coltness Railway in June 1829. The unusual gauge of 4'6" was chosen and it opened in part as a single line in 1833 from Chapel Colliery, Morningside and was horse worked. Further extensions came in 1834 to Jerviston and Cleland in 1841. The 11.3 mile route was completed in March 1844 to Gartsherrie where it made a connection with the Monkland & Kirkintiloch Railway. Steam traction took over from November/December 1840 and in 1847 the line was re-gauged to standard gauge prior to take over by the Caledonian Railway on 28th July 1849.
The bulk of the route (Garriongill Junction to Motherwell) is now part of the west coast mainline but the branch from Garriongill seen here running in a north easterly direction lost its passenger service in 1853. The Caledonian Railway Co. line made an end on connection with the North British Railway Co. line at Morningside but never operated as a through route. It remained as a freight line serving Chapel Colliery (closed 1950's), Kingsmill Colliery (closed 1974) and Coltness Works. When the Kingsmill Colliery line closed on 15th July 1974 the line beyond Morningside Stirling Road Ground Frame was abandoned leaving just the three quarter mile industrial railway branch to Coltness concrete works off the former CR line. This site was operated by Costain Concrete Co. (later Tarmac Plc) and manufactured concrete bridge beams and concrete railway sleepers. The branch was served by a daily (M-F) trip freight from Mossend T12 which produced a single class 20 or 37 which ran out and back during the morning to collect primarily concrete sleepers. By 1998 the concrete plant was in decline and the remainder of the branch (Coltness to Garriongill Junction 1m 21ch) closed from 1st March 1999. The closure was short lived though as the mothballed line was resurrected in 2000 to serve the ambitious Watsonhead Opencast mine close to the site of Chapel Colliery. Plans were put forward for major extraction of coal destined for Cockenzie and Longannent Power Stations in Scotland with initially a three year life span. However mine expansion plans were thwarted and the reopening was short lived as the line soon fell into disuse again.
The reason the trackbed in the foreground isn't in the same condition as that into the distance under the Gillhead lane bridge is that during 2010 the rail bridge over the branch was replaced. To do this the line was lifted to allow heavy plant to access the bridge from trackbed level. After completion the disused line was subsequently relaid and tamped to useable condition but is unlikely to ever see a train again.
I think I am correct in say the last train to traverse the branch was probably the Branch Line Society 'Firth to Firth' railtour on 11th August 2001.
Angler:Mr.FUKUI
ROD:PLAISIR ANSWER PA90 jaw breaker
REEL:EXCELER3000H / DAIWA
LINE:PE2号+NYLON30lb
Target:Japanese Seabass
Angler：Nenad Gajic
Rod : Zenaq Plaisir Answer Pa 89
Lure : Bait Brats TT Shad 4"
Line : Varivas
Snap : As Tech
Reel : Shimano Stella 4000fi
Here is a compilation of the answers for the lovefilm.com quiz...
So far i have approximately 95 of the 100 to be found.
2007-06-10: Updated with more answers