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The official record for the fastest manmade object is the Helios 2 probe, which reached about 70 km/s in a close swing around the Sun. But it’s possible the actual holder of that title is a two-ton metal manhole cover. The cover sat atop a shaft at an underground nuclear test site operated by Los Alamos as part of Operation Plumbbob. When the 1-kiloton nuke went off below, the facility effectively became a nuclear potato cannon, giving the cap a gigantic kick. A high-speed camera trained on the lid caught only one frame of it moving upward before it vanished—which means it was moving at a minimum of 66 km/s. The cap was never found.

There is an unequivocal question in every layer of a dawn's beautiful rise that asks: "What are you going to do with this one glorious day?

My pulse jumps, for no reason I can name. He has looked at me a thousand thousand times, but there is something different in this gaze, an intensity I do not know.

Life is a brief shot at something incredible

Life is both too short and too long to live it half-heartedly.

One day I saw the sun set forty-four times!" And a little later you added, "You know when you're feeling sad, sunsets are wonderful..." "On the day of the forty-four times, were you feeling sad?" But the little prince didn't answer.

The official record for the fastest manmade object is the Helios 2 probe, which reached about 70 km/s in a close swing around the Sun. But it’s possible the actual holder of that title is a two-ton metal manhole cover. The cover sat atop a shaft at an underground nuclear test site operated by Los Alamos as part of Operation Plumbbob. When the 1-kiloton nuke went off below, the facility effectively became a nuclear potato cannon, giving the cap a gigantic kick. A high-speed camera trained on the lid caught only one frame of it moving upward before it vanished—which means it was moving at a minimum of 66 km/s. The cap was never found. Now, 66 km/s is about six times escape velocity, but contrary to common speculation, it’s unlikely the cap ever reached space. Newton’s impact depth approximation suggests that it was either destroyed completely by impact with the air or slowed and fell back to Earth. When we turn it back on, our reactivated hair dryer box, bobbing in lake water, undergoes a similar process. The heated steam below it expands outward, and as the box rises into the air, the entire surface of the lake turns to steam. The steam, heated to a plasma by the flood of radiation, accelerates the box faster and faster. Photo courtesy of Commander Hadfield Rather than slam into the atmosphere like the manhole cover, the box flies through a bubble of expanding plasma that offers little resistance. It exits the atmosphere and continues away, slowly fading from second sun to dim star. Much of the Northwest Territories is burning, but the Earth has survived.

He learned that we should keep our eyes on the goal and not on the ground. He learned so much about the Burger King’s operations that later when he was running the Investment Bank and was looking for high-profile American billionaires to sit on his Board of Directors, he met Joe Antonius, Chairman of the 32-billion-dollar conglomerate. The first thing they had in common was that Antonius ran that corporation where Mir once cleaned bathrooms. He went up to him, introduced himself, “Hi Joe! I am Mir Mohammad Ali Khan, founder and Chairman of KMS Investment Bank and my first job in America was washing bathrooms at one of your restaurants.” Joe burst out laughing and all top notch people – Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, and Peter Lynch – could not believe what the young man was saying. Joe took him aside and said, “Tell me honestly what did you like about cleaning bathrooms.” “Ammonia,” replied Mir. “Why?” Mir said, “I hated my job and it hurt my ego. I hated it so much that I cried throughout the first week and every time somebody saw me crying, I would tell them that it was because of ammonia. Ammonia helped me shelter my ego.” Later Antonius joined the Board of Mir’s bank for NO COMPENSATION and also brought 6 top people from Forbes, Yoblon, Mario, Andretti, and others. In the first meeting of the Board Antonius said, “I joined this board because if this immigrant kid can come from a family background that he has, compromise with his ego, wash bathrooms and smile and tell us in a corporate meeting of leaders that he is proud of it, then it means that he will go far in life. At 29 he owns a bank, imagine what he will do at 49.

Sweden’s capital is an expansive and peaceful place for solo travellers. It is made up of 14 islands, connected by 50 bridges all within Lake Mälaren which flows out into to the Baltic Sea. Several main districts encompass islands and are connected by Stockholm’s bridges. Norrmalm is the main business area and includes the train station, hotels, theatres and shopping. Őstermalm is more upmarket and has wide spaces that includes forest. Kungsholmen is a relaxed neighbourhood on an island on the west of the city. It has a good natural beach and is popular with bathers. In addition to the city of 14 islands, the Stockholm Archipelago is made up of 24,000 islands spread through with small towns, old forts and an occasional resort. Ekero, to the east of the city, is the only Swedish area to have two UNESCO World Heritage sites – the royal palace of Drottningholm, and the Viking village of Birka. Stockholm probably grew from origins as a place of safety – with so many islands it allowed early people to isolate themselves from invaders. The earliest fort on any of the islands stretches back to the 13th century. Today the city has architecture dating from that time. In addition, it didn’t suffer the bombing raids that beset other European cities, and much of the old architecture is untouched. Getting around the city is relatively easy by metro and bus. There are also pay‐as‐you‐go Stockholm City Bikes. The metro and buses travel out to most of the islands, but there are also hop on, hop off boat tours. It is well worth taking a trip through the broad and spacious archipelago, which stretches 80 kms out from the city. Please note that taxis are expensive and, to make matters worse, the taxi industry has been deregulated leading to visitors unwittingly paying extortionate rates. A yellow sticker on the back window of each car will tell you the maximum price that the driver will charge therefore, if you have a choice of taxis, choose

the one with the lower rate. A few unique things to see in Stockholm include the Nobelmuseet, the Nobel Museum, which tells of the creation of the Nobel Prize and the creativity of its laureates, and the Spiritmuseet, where you can learn about the nation’s complicated relationship with alcohol. Sweden is associated with design (and not just Ikea) and many shops sell Swedish‐only design. Oudoor activities in summer include hiking trails through the islands and archipelago. Winter activities stretch to cross‐country skiing, ice skating and snow hiking. Nightlife is expensive, cover charges to bars can be high and, bizarrely, the minimum age for drinking varies in an arbitrary fashion as it is up to each establishment to make its own decision – it can be anything from 17 to 27. So take identification with you. There are two airports serving Stockholm. Arlanda is 40 kms north of the city and serves main airlines. Skavsta, 100 kms to the south, serves the budget airlines. Both airports have coaches to take visitors directly to the city centre. Downside: Many independently owned restaurants and cafes close for holidays between July and August which can limit the range of places to eat. To read: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson. This trilogy of a financial journalist and the tattooed genius with a motive to fight the dark right‐wing forces of Swedish society romped through the bestseller lists.

C-278-04 (daniel123das@hotmail.com) - Tu subrayado en la posición 1296-1299 | Añadido el lunes, 18 de mayo de 2015 21:51:42 La modificación desarrollada por el Acuerdo de enmiendas aprobado por la Ley 829 de 2003 introduce un cambio radical en la estructura financiera y operativa de INTELSAT que va hasta la transformación de su naturaleza jurídica: de ser una cooperativa intergubernamental, INTELSAT se convierte en una sociedad comercial sujeta a la vigilancia de un organismo intergubernamental. Las modificaciones fueron tan profundas que el acuerdo de enmiendas desarrolla prolijamente la transformación de casi todos los artículos del Acuerdo original. ========== C-278-04 (daniel123das@hotmail.com) - Tu subrayado en la posición 1372-1378 | Añadido el lunes, 18 de mayo de 2015 22:01:48 la franja de espacio en la cual dicha órbita es posible. Por ello algunos doctrinantes[10] prefieren hablar de una “órbita de los satélites geoestacionarios”, con lo cual pretenden referirse al segmento del espacio por el cual estos transitan. Sea como fuere, la órbita geoestacionaria así entendida es el anillo espacial de 150 kms de ancho y 30 kms de espesor que se ubica en el radio de proyección del ecuador a unos 36.000 kms (35.786 km) de la tierra y que permite, por razón de la gravedad, que un elemento depositado en ella tenga un periodo de rotación relativamente similar al periodo de rotación del planeta. ========== C-278-04 (daniel123das@hotmail.com) - Tu subrayado en la posición 1390-1394 | Añadido el lunes, 18 de mayo de 2015 22:04:15 la órbita es “un recurso natural escaso, cuyo valor e importancia aumentan paralelamente con el avance de la tecnología espacial y la creciente demanda de las comunicaciones entre todos los pueblos del mundo. Además, la órbita geoestacionaria es la única que puede ofrecer las facilidades actuales en relación con los servicios de telecomunicaciones y con otros usos que requieran los satélites geoestacionarios”[13]. ========== C-278-04 (daniel123das@hotmail.com) - Tu subrayado en la posición 1436-1441 | Añadido el lunes, 18 de mayo de 2015 22:16:03 Tanto la Resolución 1962 (XVIII) como el Tratado sobre el uso pacífico recogieron los principios generales aceptados en cuanto a la utilización del espacio ultraterrestre, tales como el de cooperación y asistencia mutua, responsabilidad del Estado, utilización pacífica y libertad de exploración. En particular, el Tratado añade algunas reglas adicionales, como son la que impone a los Estados la obligación de comunicar la información sobre sus actividades espaciales y la relativa a la prevención de la contaminación espacial[19]. ========== C-278-04 (daniel123das@hotmail.com) - Tu subrayado en la posición 1455-1459 | Añadido el lunes, 18 de mayo de 2015 22:17:21 el Tratado sobre los Principios que deben regir las actividades de los Estados en la exploración y utilización del espacio ultraterrestre, incluidos la Luna y otros cuerpos celestes, señaló en su artículo II. “El espacio ultraterrestre, incluso la Luna y otros cuerpos celestes, no podrá ser objeto de apropiación nacional por reivindicación ========== C-278-04 (daniel123das@hotmail.com) - Tu subrayado en la posición 1455-1459 | Añadido el lunes, 18 de mayo de 2015 22:17:27 el Tratado sobre los Principios que deben regir las actividades de los Estados en la exploración y utilización del espacio ultraterrestre, incluidos la Luna y otros cuerpos celestes, señaló en su artículo II. “El espacio ultraterrestre, incluso la Luna y otros cuerpos celestes, no podrá ser objeto de apropiación nacional por reivindicación de soberanía, uso u ocupación, ni de ninguna otra manera” ========== C-278-04 (daniel123das@hotmail.com) - Tu subrayado en la posición 1455-1459 | Añadido el lunes, 18 de mayo de 2015 22:17:42 el Tratado sobre los Principios que deben regir las actividades de los Estados en la exploración y utilización del espacio ultraterrestr

The official record for the fastest manmade object is the Helios 2 probe, which reached about 70 km/s in a close swing around the Sun. But it’s possible the actual holder of that title is a two-ton metal manhole cover. The cover sat atop a shaft at an underground nuclear test site operated by Los Alamos as part of Operation Plumbbob. When the 1-kiloton nuke went off below, the facility effectively became a nuclear potato cannon, giving the cap a gigantic kick. A high-speed camera trained on the lid caught only one frame of it moving upward before it vanished—which means it was moving at a minimum of 66 km/s. The cap was never found. Now, 66 km/s is about six times escape velocity, but contrary to common speculation, it’s unlikely the cap ever reached space. Newton’s impact depth approximation suggests that it was either destroyed completely by impact with the air or slowed and fell back to Earth.

C-278-04 (daniel123das@hotmail.com) - Tu subrayado en la posición 1296-1299 | Añadido el lunes, 18 de mayo de 2015 21:51:42 La modificación desarrollada por el Acuerdo de enmiendas aprobado por la Ley 829 de 2003 introduce un cambio radical en la estructura financiera y operativa de INTELSAT que va hasta la transformación de su naturaleza jurídica: de ser una cooperativa intergubernamental, INTELSAT se convierte en una sociedad comercial sujeta a la vigilancia de un organismo intergubernamental. Las modificaciones fueron tan profundas que el acuerdo de enmiendas desarrolla prolijamente la transformación de casi todos los artículos del Acuerdo original. ========== C-278-04 (daniel123das@hotmail.com) - Tu subrayado en la posición 1372-1378 | Añadido el lunes, 18 de mayo de 2015 22:01:48 la franja de espacio en la cual dicha órbita es posible. Por ello algunos doctrinantes[10] prefieren hablar de una “órbita de los satélites geoestacionarios”, con lo cual pretenden referirse al segmento del espacio por el cual estos transitan. Sea como fuere, la órbita geoestacionaria así entendida es el anillo espacial de 150 kms de ancho y 30 kms de espesor que se ubica en el radio de proyección del ecuador a unos 36.000 kms (35.786 km) de la tierra y que permite, por razón de la gravedad, que un elemento depositado en ella tenga un periodo de rotación relativamente similar al periodo de rotación del planeta. ========== C-278-04 (daniel123das@hotmail.com) - Tu subrayado en la posición 1390-1394 | Añadido el lunes, 18 de mayo de 2015 22:04:15 la órbita es “un recurso natural escaso, cuyo valor e importancia aumentan paralelamente con el avance de la tecnología espacial y la creciente demanda de las comunicaciones entre todos los pueblos del mundo. Además, la órbita geoestacionaria es la única que puede ofrecer las facilidades actuales en relación con los servicios de telecomunicaciones y con otros usos que requieran los satélites geoestacionarios”[13]. ========== C-278-04 (daniel123das@hotmail.com) - Tu subrayado en la posición 1436-1441 | Añadido el lunes, 18 de mayo de 2015 22:16:03 Tanto la Resolución 1962 (XVIII) como el Tratado sobre el uso pacífico recogieron los principios generales aceptados en cuanto a la utilización del espacio ultraterrestre, tales como el de cooperación y asistencia mutua, responsabilidad del Estado, utilización pacífica y libertad de exploración. En particular, el Tratado añade algunas reglas adicionales, como son la que impone a los Estados la obligación de comunicar la información sobre sus actividades espaciales y la relativa a la prevención de la contaminación espacial[19].

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This chapter examines the late 19th- and early 20th-century context in which two emerging national communities—Zionist and Palestinian—first collided over their mutually exclusive desire for the same piece of land, not much larger than Wales (approximately 16,000 square kms). Identifying 1897 as the beginning of the history of the Palestinian–Israeli conflict is significant. It underlines the fact that this hundred (or so) years’ conflict is neither rooted in ancient and religious animosities nor even are its origins so much Middle Eastern as European. Just as European Jews were responding to the nationalist spirit spawned by the conditions in 19th-century Europe, so too was the identity of the indigenous Arab population about to be reshaped by the sharpening of a specifically Palestinian consciousness that formed around the inhabitants’ resistance to the threat that Zionism posed to their own patrimony. It was in this context that Jewish immigrants from Europe struggled to find ways to successfully settle the land of Palestine, improvising and developing strategies that would have a huge impact on the future trajectory of the Zionist project.

Couvreur Toulon : Mr Beautour, Artisan couvreur Zingueur, est recommandée à Toulon et aux alentours depuis plus de 35 ans. Une passion pour le métier de Couvreur de père en fils et un savoir-faire en rénovation de toiture transmis de génération en génération. Une équipe familiale de passionnés formés au métier de couvreur font le bonheur des clients chaque jour à Toulon (83) et dans un périmètre de 40 kms aux alentours. Keywoards Artisan Couvreur Toulon Couvreur 83 Couvreur Toulon Entreprise toiture toulon Entreprise couverture toulon Couvreur sanary-sur-mer Couvreur seyne-sur-mer Fuite toiture toulon Couvreur La Valette-du-Var Couvreur Saint-Mandrier-sur-Mer Couvreur Le Pradet Couvreur six-fours-les-plages Couvreur La Crau Couvreur hyeres Couvreur Var Entreprise Toiture 83

En el este del país, lindante al oriente con Italia (sur) y Suiza (norte) Conformada por las antiguas regiones (1872-2016) de Auvernia y de Ródano-Alpes. 70.000 kms2. Territorio. Montañoso y boscoso. Accidentado por el Macizo Central, volcánico (Puy Mezenc, 1.752 mts.), que se extiende hacia el noroeste

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A feature of the relativity theory which seems to have aroused special interest among philosophers is the absoluteness of the velocity of light. In general velocity is relative. If I speak of a velocity of 40 km/s, I must add “relative to the earth”, “relative to Arcturus”, or whatever reference body I have in mind. No one will understand anything from my statement unless this is added or implied. But it is a curious fact that if I speak of a velocity of 299.796 km/s, it is unnecessary to add the explanatory phrase. Relative to what? Relative to any and every star or particle of matter in the universe.

Don't become a footnote in your own Autobiography.

Stony objects with diameters 10 in are intercepted by the Earth's atmosphere every decade, and their entry (at speeds -20 km/s) discharges energy equivalent to about 100 kt TNT, roughly seven times the energy released by the Hiroshima bomb.

What you want for yourself, and the burdens you must shoulder as commander, are not the same " ... "When a man faces such a decision, he will die no matter what he chooses" (Vol. 1, PG 410).

What you want for yourself, and the burdens you must shoulder as a commander, are not the same." ... "When a man faces such a decision, he will die no matter what he chooses." (Vol. 1, PG 410).