| JMDMT #64 Microfossils of Cyanobacteria in Carbonaceous MeteoritesThu, 20 Nov 2008 15:14:50 -0800 by h4ck3rm1k3The James M. DuPont Meteorite Collection - Mass spectroscopic analysis of 352 Annals New York Academy of Sciences the Orgueil meteorite: evidence for biogenic hydrocarbons. Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 93(.2): 25-35. PORTNER, D. M., D. R. Spiner, R. K. Hoffman & C. R. Phillips. 1961. Effect of ultra- high vacuum on viabihty of microorganisms. Science. 134: 2047. Precht, H., J. Christophersen & H. Hensel. 1955. Temperatur und Leben. Springer- Verlag. BerHn. Prince, A. E. 1960. Space age microbiology. Introduction. In Developments in Indus- trial Microbiology. Vol. 1. : 13 14. Plenum Press. New York. PuTiLiNA, N. T. 1959. (Microbes used in industrial purification installations for removal of phenols from waste water.) Related: meteorite life fossils cyanobacteria carbonaceous | |
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| Aqua-Air Residential Use part 1Thu, 20 Nov 2008 15:14:50 -0800 by AquaAirWetDryVacBeyond your ordinary old central vacuum system is the Aqua-Air Built-in Central Vacuum System. It simultaneously handles wet and dry cleaning in residential or commercial settings. Great for dry vacuuming, liquid spills, hard floor cleaning, carpet cleaning, upholstery cleaning and so much more! Related: central vac home cleaning tips | |
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| JMDMT #50 Microfossils of Cyanobacteria in Carbonaceous MeteoritesThu, 20 Nov 2008 15:00:13 -0800 by h4ck3rm1k3The James M. DuPont Meteorite Collection - (3) Growth of the fungus Aspergillus in a 40 per cent solution of citric acid (Johnson, 1923). (4) An aerobic bacterium (Hydrogenomonas?) , originally isolated from sewage sludge that shows poor growth in air, but develops well in an atmosphere con- taining 20 per cent by volume O2 and 80 per cent by volume CO (Kistner, 1953). (5) Heterotrophic growth of algae in lakes during the sunless arctic winter (Rhodhe, 1955) and reproduction of algae in subterranean caves (Claus, 1955). (6) The survival of some bacterial spores after 5 hours' immersion in non- aqueous media at temperatures approaching 140° C. (Rodenbeck, 1932). (7) The survival of bacterial and fungal spores, and even vegetative cells of Mycobacterium smegmatis, after 5 days' exposure to ultrahigh vacuum at Related: meteorite life fossils cyanobacteria carbonaceous | |
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| Gurdjieff and Ship to the NorthThu, 20 Nov 2008 13:51:38 -0800 by GurdjieffMagicCHAPTER 5The system of Archangel HaritonBeelzebub's Tales to His Grandson"SHORTLY AFTERWARD, again under the supervision of the Great ArchangelAdossia, practical tests open to all were made with this newinvention, which was later to become so famous."The new system was unanimously acknowledged to be the best, and soonit was adopted for service throughout the Universe, graduallysuperseding all previous systems."At the present time this system of the Great Angel, now Archangel,Hariton is in use everywhere. The ship on which we are now flying isbased on the same principles, and its construction is similar to thatof all ships built according to this system. It is not verycomplicated."The whole of this great invention consists of a single 'cylinder'shaped like an ordinary barrel."The secret of this cylinder lies in the disposition of the materialsof which its inner walls are composed."These materials are isolated from each other by means of 'amber'and, owing to their arrangement in a certain order, have the propertyof acting on any cosmic gaseous substance entering the space theyenclose?whether 'atmosphere,' 'air,' 'ether,' or any othercombination of homogeneous cosmic elements?causing it immediatelyto expand within the cylinder."The bottom of this 'cylinder-barrel' is hermetically sealed, but thelid, although it can also be tightly closed, is hinged in such a waythat on pressure from within it opens, and then shuts again."So, Your Right Reverence, if this cylinder-barrel is filled withatmosphere, air, or any other such substance, the action of its wallscauses these substances to expand to such an extent that the interiorbecomes too small to hold them."Striving to find an outlet from this constricted interior, theynaturally press against the lid of the cylinder-barrel, which opens onits hinges and allows these expanded substances to escape, and thenimmediately closes again Since in general Nature abhors a vacuum, assoon as the expanded gaseous substances are released, thecylinder-barrel is again filled up with fresh substances from outside,and they in their turn undergo the same process, and so on without endThus the substances are always being changed, and the lid of thecylinder-barrel alternately opens and shuts."Fixed to this lid is a very simple 'lever,' operated by the movementof the lid, which sets in motion some also very simple 'cogwheels,'and these in turn revolve fans attached to the sides and stern of theship itself."Thus, Your Right Reverence, in spaces where there is no resistance,contempor ary ships like ours simply fall toward the nearest stability,but where there are any cosmic substances that offer resistance, it isthese substances, no matter what their density, that are acted upon bythe cylinder and enable the ship to move in any desired direction."It is interesting to note that the denser the substance in any givenpart of the Universe, the better the charging and discharging of thecylinder-barrel proceed, and in consequence, of course, the rate ofmovement of the levers is accelerated."Neverth eless, I repeat, a region without atmosphere, that is, aspace containing only 'world ethernokrilno,' is the best forcontemporary ships as it was for earlier ones, because it offers noresistance at all, and the law of falling can therefore be employed tothe full with no need for the work of the cylinder."Furthermor e, contemporary ships have the advantage that inatmosphereless spaces they can be given an impetus in any direction,and can fall wherever intended without the complicated manipulationsnecessa ry in ships of the system of Saint Venoma."In short, Your Right Reverence, both in convenience and simplicity,contempor ary ships are beyond comparison with the earlier ones, whichwere often exceedingly complicated and at the same time had none ofthe possibilities of the ships we use now."GurdjieffBeelze bub's Tales to His Grandson Related: gurdjieff jung psychology ship beelzebub's tales to his grandson | |
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| Luxury At It's Best!!!Thu, 20 Nov 2008 12:58:47 -0800 by TourFactoryhttp://www.tourfacto ry.com/s440896/r_www .youtube.com This Victorian style Single Family Home built in 2008 has 6 bedroom(s), 5.00 bath(s) and is approximately 6427 sq. ft. Rooms include: Flr 1 Family Room / Den, Flr 1 Kitchen Dining, Flr 1 Semi Formal Dining, Flr 1 Laundry, Flr 2 Family Room / Den, Flr 3 Family Room / Den, Bsmt Family Room / Den, Bsmt Kitchen Dining, Bsmt Bar Dining. Other features include: Bath-Sep Tub/Shower, Central Vacuum, Closet-Walk-In, Den/Office, Dishwasher, French Doors, Hardwood Floors, Kitchen-Second, Master Bath, Oven-Double. Related: tourfactory tour440896 cameron almond fruit heights ut 84037 century 21 golden spike realty real estate virtual home tour | |
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| HISTORY: The Universe - Light SpeedThu, 20 Nov 2008 08:50:10 -0800 by HistoryChannel1Airs Nov. 25, 2008 at 9pm/8c - The laws of physics say we can never travel faster than Light Speed – or can we? This episode explores it all, including the ways scientists envision breaking the "light barrier" needed for the star travel of our imaginations. Light speed is the ultimate constant in the universe. Though incredibly fast from a human perspective, in the scales of space it’s agonizingly slow. Light speed lets us see things instantly here on Earth, and shows the history of the universe going back nearly 14 billion years. Traveling at close to light speed, our surroundings become distorted and misshapen as space and time bend over backward to maintain the speed of light as a rock-solid constant. In the vacuum of space, the speed of light may not change; but in other media, it slows down and bends – allowing glass lenses to do their work (and the invention of telescopes), and without which what our eyes see would be a featureless blur. For more info, please visit http://www.history.c om/universe Related: aliens asteroid black comets earth heaven hole mars nasa planets robots science shuttle space stars sun ufo universe | |
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| Gorgeous Plain City RamblerThu, 20 Nov 2008 08:32:00 -0800 by TourFactoryhttp://www.tourfacto ry.com/s417904/r_www .youtube.com This Rambler/Ranch style Single Family Home built in 2007 has 3 bedroom(s), 3.00 bath(s) and is approximately 3350 sq. ft. Rooms include: Flr 1 Family Room / Den, Flr 1 Kitchen Dining, Flr 1 Bar Dining, Flr 1 Semi Formal Dining, Flr 1 Laundry. Other features include: Bath-Sep Tub/Shower, Central Vacuum, Closet-Walk-In, Den/Office, Disposal, Gas Log, Master Bath, See Remarks. Related: tourfactory tour417904 abe shreve plain city ut 84404 keller williams success realty real estate virtual home tour | |
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| Stg. 3+ TT with issuesThu, 20 Nov 2008 07:25:52 -0800 by axeyrcatFor whatever reason, my car is missing like crazy -- at idle, in vacuum, in boost, but rarely at WOT.Strange.Apologie s for the abysmal quality and the dreadful 'camera' work. Related: video 112008 002 | |
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