Chris - du fick fel! Ingen jänta! ;D

Får kolla ut en present imorn när jag ska till stan (:

(och glöm aldrig att jag alltid har rätt ;P)

ARMANEN RUNES

Rune symbols are very powerful. You can use them to enhance your life for the better. They are keys to the Creative Energies of the Universe. Guido Von List, the great German mystic and rune master, gave us a new modern day insight into the runes.

He had a very similar experience as Odin, the All Father of the Norse Gods head. Odin hung upside down on the Yggdrasil Tree for nine days and nine nights till he finally reached down and grasped the runes. From where?

Guido Von List has cataract surgery and as he lie in bed in a German hospital he had a similar experience.

In his semi blind state he also reached down and brought forth the 18 runes of the Armanen Futhork. Where did he and Odin reach down to to get the runes?

Now that we are in the Age of Aquarius we have the answer. We now have the Laws of Quantum Physics. These laws simply state that there exists and infinite, intelligent ocean of thinking energy called the Quantum Ocean. Everything that ever was, is or will be exists there.

There is no time there. No past, present nor future. Only the "NOW!" There is not space there. Only the "HERE!" We live and move and have our being inside the "HERE-NOW!"

The runes exist in the Quantum Ocean now and have always existed there. They are the keys into the other energies within the Quantum ocean.

The Quantum Ocean, in reality, is the Mind Of God. We can commune directly with the Mind of God with our thoughts. Thoughts are things. Thoughts are keys to the Universal Energies within the Quantum Ocean.

We can also communicate with the Mind of God, the Quantum Ocean through symbols. The rune symbols are the most powerful keys known to mankind. We can use them to attract health, wealth and love into our own life.

There are many ways we can use the runes to attract the energies we want out of the Minds of God, the Quantum Ocean.

We can simply look at a rune symbol and make the mental radionics connection. We can meditate on them. We can breath them into our aura. We can attache them to a radionicss device. You can place them under an orgone generator. Or we can simply carry them with us of wear them on our bodies.

Each of these methods will be explained in following articles. I will be talking about and using the Guido Von List 18 rune Armanen Futhork.

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Ellis Peterson AKA Ragnar Storyteller is a retired math professor and electronics engineer. He has been studying astrology, runes, radionics, metaphysics and alternate healing treatments for over 30 years. He is 70+, in very good health and lives in the boonies of the Pocono mountains with his wife Lory. His writings are unique and refreshing.

To see more of his writings visit his websites.

http://www.olevikingshop.com/

and

http://www.runes-for-health-wealth-love-now.com/

and

http://www.radionics-quantum-physics.com/

Or go to goggle and type in his pen name RAGNAR STORYTELLER for his listings. He is also a ghost writer and will write and article for you. Email Ragnar for his FREE 10 PART MINI-COURSE, "How-To use Quantum Physics in Your Every Day Life to Attract More Wealth, Health and Love, Now."

You can contact him at:

ragnarstoryteller2@gmail.com

]]> http://utpalborpujari.wordpress.com/?p=117 Mon, 06 Oct 2008 09:36:43 +0000 utpalb21 http://utpalborpujari.de.wordpress.com/2008/10/06/india-unleashed-lak%e2%80%99s-vision/ Daniel Lak, who worked in the Subcontinent for two decades as a BBC journalist for two decades, tells Utpal Borpujari is that India is ready to be a superpower now

Daniel Lak sees India as “Asia’s America”. In other words, what he means is that India is emerging as a superpower in the new global scenario. Lak’s idea about the new India of 21^st century is nothing new, with authorities on governance, politics and economics coming up with similar predictions. But Lak, in his new book, India Express: The Future of a New Superpower (Penguin Viking), comes up with a set of well-argued theories to put meat to the idea of India becoming this new, improved version of “America”.

Lak, who worked in India and then in Nepal as a journalist with BBC for nearly two decades, starts off with the story of a street-side “press wallah” in Chennai, and how he took loans from his well-off clients to educate his two sons, and then jumps into the socio-political and economic cauldron to sieve out an image of India that is on its way to becoming a superpower.

But Lak’s vision of an India as a superpower is not of a military one. “Superpower is really a heady word. It conjures up notions of the US and the old Soviet Union, with fleets of ships, missiles, nuclear weapons, and going and taking over countries and places. In my book, people will find a new kind of superpower, one that has liberal values and a lot of good for the world, and one that is involved not only in the military aspects of a superpower but also in aspects like climate change, AIDS-HIV, global trade rules.”

Lak’s experience of working in the region as a professional journalist during a period when India started its journey towards economic liberalisation obviously has helped in seeing and putting things in a perspective – which is why he is convinced that the latest meltdown of several American financial institutions has suddenly increase the importance quotient of countries like India, China, Brazil and Russia in the global scenario.

But why call India a potential “America” and not a country that can have its own identity of being a superpower? Lak has his argument ready, “America is hugely multicultural, and every faith practiced by the mankind is found in America like it is in India. India in a way invented this sort of multiculturalism which gives it a head start in the superpower business - because if you can live with great diversity within your borders, you have a stronger player in the wider world, you have a more nuanced and subtle approach to the complexities that are coming up in the world.” And then, there are similarities between the two nations in spheres of Freedom of the Press, Fundamental Rights and the rule of law, he says. “The countries are not dissimilar in that sense.”

The India-US civil nuclear deal is a marker of India’s growing importance in the world arena, he says. “In 1998, the US was the loudest voice denouncing India for the N-tests. The reality now is that the US government not only has accepted these tests but also basically rewrote the whole non-proliferation regime to keep India on board. It is a pragmatic move, because if they had ignored reality it would not have done any good to the international non-proliferation regime,” he says.

However, Lak is against any comparison between India and China, though many tend to do that because of the virtual growth competition the two countries are into. “India is a democracy. In China the all-powerful state forced factories down the throat of the people at huge costs of social and population dislocation and environmental degradation. India has managed to check some of the excesses that happened in China. It is impossible to compare India with China, which, with its 94 per cent Han Chinese population, overwhelmingly comprises one linguistic group. There is no connection with the distant past except for some lines given in schools through Communism. In India people are aware of their regional history, their family history,” he says, adding, “China is a bad model to compare.”

According to Lak, poverty and corruption are the major impediments in India’s growth story. And to overcome them, his prescription is to India is to go truly federal. “The power needs to be devolved, and we need to have state governments just like state government in US, where they can raise their own money, through bond issues, income tax, etc., leaving to the Centre the big things like defence, economic policy, international relations, health, education. Look at Canada, Switzerland and Germany – these are federal states with maximum authority devolved from the national government,” he says debunking the theory that India would break up if power is devolved.

And of course, India’s neighbourhood, he says, is a problem. “Pakistan continues to lurch from crisis to crisis, but it always has. It is a tough neighbourhood but there are tougher ones. What is really needed is that Indian diplomacy needs to get better. I think India needs people like (Foreign Secretary) Shyam Saran who is an ideal example of how Indian diplomats should be – a modern, forward looking, good patriotic Indian. I am sure India’s neighbours would like to come on board for a real slice of the pie if they are treated better by the Indian diplomacy.”

Lak is impressed by the rise of coalition governments at the Centre, which he says is a sign of growing maturity of Indian democracy in the sense that it has led to devolution of power from the Centre. And no, coalition politics has not acted as an impediment to India’s growth story. “De facto, India’s regions and states are getting more authority through these small, state, regional or ethnicity-based parties. Under the coalition governments that have been there almost uninterrupted since 1996, some of the greatest economic strides have been made by India. If you have only two huge national parties that traded power regardless of what is their raison d‘etre, it would have been harder to push the diverse, responsive, interesting agenda than it is under a coalition government,” he says.

But ultimately, it is India’s people who are its greatest assets, though their strength comes from having to tackle a difficult life everyday, Lak stresses. “To be an Indian, you have to be one of the world’s best problem solvers because you tackle such a difficult life every day. From your kid’s education to medical facilities to basic amenities, in all spheres of your daily life you need to have a strength of character to move on.”

(An abridged version was published in Sakaal Times, www.sakaaltimes.com, 04-10-2008)

And the complete interview with Lak, taken on 29-09-2008, on the basis of which this piece was written:

Do you think India is on its way to becoming a superpower?

This is a book I wrote for people in the world who might not know what is going on in India right now, and you have to grab their attention. If you are in India, India is the centre of the universe, but if you are living outside, India is among the many countries which are vibrant, so I wanted to grab their attention by arguing that not only India among the most important in the world by it is on its way to becoming one of the top countries if it is not one already.

We are seeing confirmation of this already, with this month the entire American system, the basis for its success, the Wall Street, capitalism is at risk, and countries like India, China, Brazil, Russia are all the more important than they were a month ago.

Superpower is really a heady word, it conjures up notions of the US, the old Soviet Union with fleets of ships, missiles, nuclear weapons, going and taking over countries and places. In the book, people will find a new kind superpower one that has liberal values and good for the world, and one that is involved not only in the military aspects of a superpower but in other aspects like climate change, AIDS-HIV, global trade rules – in all of this India is an important player.

But there are a lot of complexities, contradictions involved…and why call an Asian America?

When the wider world reads the book, the sense that I am conveying to them ….America is by no means a unitary state, it is hugely multicultural, and every faith practiced by the mankind is found in America as well as India, whereas a place like China is less diverse. America has Hollywood projected to the world. What I say in the book is that India in a way invented this sort of multiculturalism which gave it a head start in the superpower business, because if you can live with great diversity within your borders, you have a stronger player in the wider world, you have a more nuanced and subtle approach to the complexities that are coming up in the world. India plays a great role in multilateral issues now, as compared to ten years ago when it was only about Kashmir. Now India is involved in everything, it is the leading nation in the UN Peacekeeping Force, has one of the most respected peacekeeping forces in the world, I think in the coming years that is going to be almost as important as having an Army that can crush challenges in various parts of the world, being used to use the legal and other levers on multilateral issues.

I say Asia’s America because of a number of reasons - Freedom of the Press, Fundamental Rights, and rule of law…the countries are not dissimilar in that sense. And also, there are lots and lots of examples of rule of law breaking down, the press not doing its duty or being stifled somehow in both countries; it just helps to prove the rule that these are the most important aspect of a superpower. It is a liberal superpower.

Do you think the N-deal is also recognition of India’s growing importance?

Yes. I remember in 1998 when I was in India, the US was the loudest voice denouncing India for the N-Tests, and saying it could never get its way if they proceeded down the track and they had to roll back everything. The reality is that the US government not only accepted these tests but basically rewrote the whole non-proliferation regime to keep India on board. It is a pragmatic move, because if they had ignored reality like they did with Israel’s n-weapons outside the non-proliferation regime while trusting them nonetheless, it would not have done any good to the international non-proliferation regime. If you look at it, apart from Iraq and Afghanistan, this deal is the only significant thing done by the Bush administration has done at international level. It is a farsighted and interesting move.

You say that within India, the coalition governments are a sign of maturity of the Indian democracy. But don’t you think sometimes their goals overtake issues of national importance, the whole growth path?

I am not saying that coalitions prove that Indian is a mature democracy, but what has happening through coalition is that there has been devolution of central power through the growth of regional parties which has not happened since the British left India. De facto, India’s regions and states are getting more authority through these small, state, regional or linguistic-based parties. You have to remember that under the coalition governments in India which has been there almost uninterrupted since 1996, some of the greatest economic strides have been made by India, the continual opening up the economy has gone on. If you have two huge national parties that traded power regardless of what is their raison d’etre, it would have been harder to push the diverse responsive, interesting agenda than it is under a coalition government. Plus some of the skills being developed by some of the MPs and their staff are quite impressive due to this devolution of power. Political skills that run the US are quite similar, and though it is a two-party system their, each of the parties have hundred different thinking streams within them – from far right to far left, amply reflected in the ongoing presidential election.

Do you think there is a need for two strong national parties to lead the coalition at the centre as they have a pan-Indian presence?

Obviously that is the reality across the world. Minus some of the history of the Congress party and some of the Hinduvta of the BJP, the parties are mainstream, both of them, roughly similar and compete on various aspects of public policy. But just because we have two parties which aim for national dominance, that does not mean that is the national state of affairs. What has happened is that in Congress, the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty either ceases to mean much for the younger people because history being more and more distant for them – and India is a young country – at the same time, BJP’s historic grievances would they continue to mean significance to the people, maybe, maybe not. Both would have to compete on developmental issues and growth of jobs. Eight per cent economic growth is necessary for growth of jobs, to keep up with population growth. I think both parties are following suit as both have young leaders and they are capable of governing pragmatically.

What about the contradiction of two Indias – the rural left behind in the growth pattern?

It’s a democracy, and there has to be a lot of give and take. It is not China where the all-powerful state forcing factories down the throat of the people at huge costs of huge social and population dislocation and environmental degradation. India has managed to check some of the excesses that have happened in China. Yes, poverty is huge challenge, and yes there is a rural-urban divide. But a lot of urban areas – Bangalore, Hyderabad – are doing very well, and so are some rural areas. And while I am not quite up to it about what happened to Tatas in West Bengal, let’s not forget it’s West Bengal, it’s a state with huge amount of social activism by the Left and around it.

Do you feel there are some traits of China which India should follow in the quest for development?

Comparing India with US is possible, but not with China, as it is 94 per cent Han Chinese, overwhelmingly one linguistic group. Ethnically, people are different but those differences have been submerged by Communism. There is no connection with the distant past except for some lines given in schools through Communism. In India people are aware of their regional history, their family history.

But Indian Diaspora can take a few lessons from the Chinese Diaspora, how they have taken interest in the country’s development. Ten years ago, Indian Diaspora had no interest in their country, but now it has, but in China’s huge FDI, is all thanks to Chinese Diaspora. Maybe the two Diasporas can have an annual meeting! China is a bad model to compare as it is unique model where the state did industrialization when it wanted to through one policy, but just to do that they had to kill 70-80 million of their own people through Mao’s policies. Until Deng Xiaoping came in, nobody wanted to be a China. Even now, because of lack of a free press, not much is known about China, though we saw what they are capable of when they hosted the Olympics. I don’t think India would want to do much with China apart from trade. I love this talk of this railway line coming down from Lhasa to India. I think they have solved all their differences since the 1962 war.

What about corruption in India?

It is a huge impediment in the growth path. But it used to be worse. The Press was more involved and had more money to take on issues, now vernacular journalism has come up, quality has improved, and corruption exposure is probably number one that readers like. But the state is a little too powerful here even now. That is what I say in this book, the power need to be devolved a little more beyond coalition governments. We need to have state governments in India just like state government in US, where they can raise their own money, through bond issues, income tax, leaving to the centre the big things like defence, economic policy, international relations, health, and education. Look at US, Canada, Switzerland, Germany – these are federal states with maximum authority devolved from the national government. There is no threat of India breaking up. Delhi has got to give up some of its powers. It is better to have a de jure thing than just coalition governments.

India's Middle Class is the largest in the world, but it is often accused of not being involved enough, and becoming more and more consumerist...

In the modern world, we cannot be too dismissive of consumption because economy is driven by consumption. It is going to be remarkable when it takes off in a big way in India. Consumption does not being one is being consumerist and does not take care of social issues. Things in India like developing a food industry that really delivers decent food to all the people and allow people in the value chain is going to vastly improve the situation to be many more people. Modernization of agriculture is going to happen because the middle class is going to demand a regular and quality food supply that is known in every advanced economy. And as for the consumption of cars, electronic equipment, that’s how the world works. I have a whole chapter devoted to social entrepreneurs. The two developments need to go hand in hand.

What about India’s neighbourhood?

It’s a big problem, Pakistan continues to lurch from crisis to crisis, but it always has. Neighboughood can be an impediment, but look at it this way – Nepal has the hydroelectric potential that India can benefit from, Bangladesh has natural gas and hydrocarbon reserves need to general clean electricity here. It is a tough neighbourhood but there are tougher ones. What is really needed is that Indian diplomacy needs to get better. Some of the smartest people in India today are working with companies like ONGC or Infosys – you are talking to some of the smartest people in the world, and in the next room you talk to some from South Block and they are a bunch of sticky types that are prickly about you got to respect my country. It should be the same first category kind in both rooms. I think India needs people like Shyam Saran who is an ideal example of how Indian diplomats should be – modern, forward looking, good patriotic Indian. Satish Mehta, now off to LA from Toronto, people like that – those who know how to mix the deals. India needs to take a more leadership role in the neighbourhood. Gujral had a good relationship with Pakistan and Bangladesh. Canada and Mexico prosper because of their ties with US, Bangladeshis, Sri Lanka, Nepal are calm neighbours. I am sure they would like to come on board for a real slice of the pie if they are treated better by Indian diplomacy. As they say in Nepal, we border Bihar and UP. If we border TN and Karnataka, Maharashtra that would have been a different story! To be an Indian, you have to be one of the world’s best problem solvers because you tackle such a difficult life every day. Getting kid’s education, daily life you need strength of character...

Hey Dudes and Dudets! This is my first entry so i thought i'd start it off with a shirt that doesn't even exit yet!

The shirt is called Weasley Viking and its up for pre-orders over at Street Weasel as we speak.

Im a sucker for clean simple designs and this shirt has both. Besides, who doesn't like VIKINGS?!?

Street Weasel is an up and coming clothing line and is a sister company of Weasel farm (http://www.districtlines.com/Weasel-Farm/)

Its printed on super soft Tultx tee so you know its gonna make you feel good.

Swing on by and check em out so you can become a certified street weasel!

-Seth

Legend of Corn Hair

Reider Serwin, who wrote "The Viking Red Man" traced more than 1,000 words in the Mohawk, Iroquois and Algonquin language to old Norse. Long before the Dutch infused their language on the Indians.

The Dutch only arrived in 1626 ti buy the Island of Manhattan for approximately $24.00!

The Legend of Corn Hair

When Henry Hudson, in September 1609, sailed north he encountered a peaceful tribe know to History as the "Stockbridge Indians."

The Dutch built a profitable trade with the Indians using watered rum in return for beaver pelts. One of the traders was Jacob Van Mord. He recorded some of the legends of the Indians.

He was especially interested in the tale of Warriors in Long Boats an old Indian legend. The fiercest of whom was their leader called "Corn Hair," by the Indians.

In 1743, when the Dutch tried to convert the tribe to Christianity, they refused. He reported to his superiors that the Pagan beliefs of the tribe, which was called the "Tribe of the Long Boat" were still very strong. They were afraid that the Vikings would return again and punish them if they left the Norse Pagan Gods for Christianity.

Little is know about the fierce Viking Warriors who so impressed the Indians. Only a few Rune Mysteries were found on the rocks, but no official authorities have tried to look into the rock inscriptions to find the true source of the Legends. But you can on the Net. I am leaving you good key words so you can do your own research.

Rune Mysteries New Jersey

In Pemberton, New Jersey, an inscribed stone axehead was found. A literal translation of the runes found on it would be "The Swedes took out Charter." Again there was no investigation.

Rune Mysteries Rhode Island

Rhode Island has a tower in Newport that has been the object of controversy for years. The official finding from the politically correct is that it is a flour mill.

But the Runic Inscription and the fact that it resembles no other structure in America, but resemble structures in Norway, lends proof that it is probably a small fortress lighthouse built by the Vikings.

Ellis Peterson AKA Ragnar Storyteller is a retired math professor and electronics engineer. He has been studying astrology, runes, radionics, metaphysics and alternate healing treatments for over 30 years. He is 70+, in very good health and lives in the boonies of the Pocono mountains with his wife Lory. His writings are unique and refreshing.

To see more of his writings visit his websites.

http://www.olevikingshop.com/

and

http://www.runes-for-health-wealth-love-now.com/

and

http://www.radionics-quantum-physics.com/

Or go to goggle and type in his pen name RAGNAR STORYTELLER for his listings. He is also a ghost writer and will write and article for you. Email Ragnar for his FREE 10 PART MINI-COURSE, "How-To use Quantum Physics in Your Every Day Life to Attract More Wealth, Health and Love, Now."

You can contact him at:

ragnarstoryteller2@gmail.com

]]> http://jellyboard.wordpress.com/?p=1092 Sat, 04 Oct 2008 08:14:46 +0000 Jellyboard http://jellyboard.de.wordpress.com/2008/10/04/october-clothing-catalog-cheats/ Sorry for this late post!
The October edition of the Clothing Catalog was released and has lots of cool Halloween stuff and lots of secrets!

To get the Red Viking Helmet click on the Jack-O-Lantern pumpkin.

Open and click the Viking message ± 4 times to get the Blue Viking Helmet.

Now Click the yellow puffle to get the super special Gold Viking Helmet.

Click on the torch to get the Black Superhero Mask.

Click the Lighthouse to get a Black Scuba Mask.

Click on the pink diving flipper to get the Mixed Bracelets.

Click the Rocker Cuffs to get the Jade Necklace!

One new background was released together with the catalog.

And try dancing with the Mad Scientist's Lab Coat and Wig, see what happens!

Viking Penguin Giveaway
The Plush Penguin Sweepstakes begin today. You can sign up here or click the banner at the Sneak Peek.
I've signed up! ¿Have you too?

PS There are new plush penguins at the Sneak Peek and new plush penguin posters!

-Jellyboard

Here are the catolauge cheats.The cheats are the gold viking helmet,rare black mask,and black scuba mask.Click where the lines are.

then click on puffle when the blue viking helmet comes up.

that is all for now.remeber come to my party please!

This post will be divided into sections because of the guide of how to get the GOLDEN viking hemate. After the section below ↓ I will tell you the cheats in the catalog. Update: I will Delete the section called Catalog secrets in a few days Because of extensive use of file memory i will make a link to the post that gives the secrets.

How To Get The Gold Viking Helmate In The October 2008 Clothing Catalog!

First go to the Catalog
Go to the first Page
Click on the Jack-O-Lantern to get the RED viking helmate


Then Click on the Jack-O-Lantern and Close the Red Viking Helmate 5 times to get the BLUE viking helmate

Then without clicking out of the BLUE viking helmate, click the Golden Puffle on the page to the right

Then you have the GOLDEN viking helmate

Halloween Catalog Cheats

Click the Lantern for the Black Mask (↓)

Click the Light house for the Black Scuba Mask (↓)

Click the Pink Flipper for the Mixed Bracelets (↓)

Click the Rocker's High Wrist Band for the Jade Necklace (↓)

There is a New Penguins At Work Costume... I like it! (↓)

There is a new backround... three out of four are repeats (↓)

~Peg9088

Click on the pumpkin for the red viking helmet and open and close 4 times for the blue one.

Click on the painting puffle for the GOLDEN VIKING HELMET!!!

Click on the tortch for the black superhero mask

Click on the lighthouse for the Black scuba mask

Pictures from Bodge101

~hasta la vista, baby!

It will take you to an entry page where you enter your name and your parent's email address. Once you entered the information, click enter.

An email verification will be sent to the parent's email address. The email will tell you to verify the contest entry by going to this site http://www.vikingpenguingiveaway.com/entry.aspx and then enter your personal information below and click submit.

You have now officially entered and good luck!

The Gold Viking Helmet came back. Click the pumkin on the Frankenstein page to get the red, close and open it four times, then on the color page click the yellow puffle.

Click the pumkin once for the Red Viking Helmet

Open and close the viking helmet about 3 times for the Blue Viking Helmet

Now, leave the Blue Viking Helmet open, and click the yellow puffle on the color page.

For the black mask, click the lantern above the ghost

For the Black Snorkel Mask, click the lighthouse near the blue coat.

For the Mixed Bracelets, click the pink flipper

And for the Jade Necklace, click the penguin wearing the rocker T Shirts Left hand.

Reider Serwin, who wrote "The Viking Red Man" traced more than 1,000 words in the Mohawk, Iroquois and Algonquin language to old Norse. Long before the Dutch infused their language on the Indians.
The Dutch only arrived in 1626 ti buy the Island of Manhattan for approximately $24.00!

The Legend of Corn Hair

When Henry Hudson, in September 1609, sailed north he encountered a peaceful tribe know to History as the "Stockbridge Indians."

The Dutch built a profitable trade with the Indians using  watered rum in return for beaver pelts. One of the traders was Jacob Van Mord. He recorded some of the legends of the Indians.

He was especially interested in the tale of Warriors in Long Boats an old Indian legend. The fiercest of whom was their leader called "Corn Hair," by the Indians.

In 1743, when the Dutch tried to convert the tribe to Christianity, they refused. He reported to his superiors that the Pagan beliefs of the tribe, which was called the "Tribe of the Long Boat" were still very strong. They were afraid that the Vikings would return again and punish them if they left the Norse Pagan Gods for Christianity.

Little is know about the fierce Viking Warriors who so impressed the Indians. Only a few Rune Mysteries were found on the rocks, but no official authorities have tried to look into the rock inscriptions to find the  true source of the Legends. But you can on the Net. I am leaving you good key words so you can do your own research.

Rune Mysteries New Jersey

In Pemberton,  New Jersey, an inscribed stone axehead was found. A literal translation of the runes found on it would be "The Swedes took out Charter." Again there was no investigation.

Rune Mysteries Rhode Island

Rhode Island has a tower in Newport that has been the object of controversy for years. The official finding from the politically correct is that it is a flour mill.

But the Runic Inscription and the fact that it resembles no other structure in America, but resemble structures in Norway, lends proof that it is probably a small fortress lighthouse built by the Vikings.

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Ellis Peterson AKA Ragnar Storyteller is a retired math professor and electronics engineer. He has been studying astrology, runes, radionics, metaphysics and alternate healing treatments for over 30 years. He is 70+, in very good health and lives in the boonies of the Pocono mountains with his wife Lory. His writings are unique and refreshing.

To see more of his writings visit his websites.

http://www.olevikingshop.com/

and

http://www.runes-for-health-wealth-love-now.com/

and

http://www.radionics-quantum-physics.com/

Or go to goggle and type in his pen name RAGNAR STORYTELLER for his listings. He is also a ghost writer and will write and article for you. Email Ragnar for his FREE 10 PART MINI-COURSE, "How-To use Quantum Physics in Your Every Day Life to Attract More Wealth, Health and Love, Now."

You can contact him at:

ragnarstoryteller2@gmail.com

]]> http://mymodelplanes.wordpress.com/?p=84 Thu, 02 Oct 2008 03:28:42 +0000 modelworks http://mymodelplanes.de.wordpress.com/2008/10/02/first-10-of-nasa%e2%80%99s-first-50-years/ 1961: First American in space – the Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gargarin orbited Earth to become the first human in space, stoking concern about US inferiority. A series of exploded NASA rockets underscored a sense of gloom. Alan Shepard’s flight aboard his Freedom 7 capsule reinvigorated the US space program and national pride. Less than a year later, John Glenn made America’s first orbital flight.

1965: First US spacewalk – Astronaut Ed White floated out the hatch of the Gemini 4 capsule on June 3, 1965 for what he called “the greatest experience”, the first US spacewalk.

1967: First NASA tragedy – America’s first space tragedy occurred right here on Earth when astronauts Gus Grissom, Ed White and Roger Chaffee were running through training exercises atop a NASA launch pad in Florida when an accidental fire ripped through the Apollo 1 spacecraft. The three men died from smoke inhalation, delivering a tremendous setback to the space agency’s moon program. NASA fixed the problem and returned to spaceflight, a pattern it would repeat following the Challenger tragedy in 1986 and the Columbia tragedy in 2003.

1969: First moon landing – “The Eagle has landed” Spoken by astronaut Neil Armstrong from the surface of the moon on July 20, 1969, made it look as if Americans could accomplish just about anything they put their minds to. As Armstrong climbed out of the Eagle and onto the lunar surface, his words rang true around the world: “That’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind.”

1973: First US space station – The Soviet beat the U.S. in the race to put a science lab in space with the launch of Salyut 1 in 1971, but NASA followed with Skylab in 1973. Soviet and U.S. space officials later decided to collaborate on long-duration space research, a partnership that includes experiments aboard the international space station.

1967: First U.S. probe on Mars – The Viking landers touched down on the surface of Mars in the summer of 1976 and opened the world’s eyes to another planet. The biological findings were inconclusive; the Viking mission set the stage for generation of orbiters, landers and rovers to come.

1981: First space shuttle flight – Commander John Young and pilot Robert Crippen opened a new era of human spaceflight at NASA with the successful launch of space shuttle Columbia on April 12, 1981 from Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The shuttle program never lived up to its promise of frequent and low-cost launches; it has been a remarkable workhorse.

1990: First light for Hubble – April 25 was the day the space shuttle gave space science one of its biggest gifts: deployment of the Hubble Space Telescope. Three years later, NASA launched an ambitious rescue mission to outfit the space telescope with corrective lenses, marking the agencies most successful comeback. NASA is planning one more service call to the aging telescope, a shuttle mission that could keep the eye in the sky operating for at least another five years.

1997: First road trip on Mars – NASA’s Mars Sojourner rover, part of the Mars Pathfinder mission was the first robotic rover to roll on the Red Planet. The investigations conducted by the “first interplanetary robotic geologist,” as Sojourner became known, revealed hints about Mars’ volcanic and watery past. Sojourner’s successors, Spirit and Opportunity continue to explore the planet up to date.

2000: First crew for international space station – Nov. 22, a Soyuz spacecraft delivered two Russians and an American commander to the international space station, launching an ongoing permanent human presence in space. The Expedition 1 crew members, NASA’s William Shepherd and Russia’s Sergei Krikalev and Yuri Gidzenko, spent four months aboard the station. Construction of the station is continuing with the last pieces scheduled for delivery in 2010.

]]> http://warrantycp.wordpress.com/?p=169 Wed, 01 Oct 2008 01:14:45 +0000 Warranty http://warrantycp.de.wordpress.com/2008/09/30/limited-edition-viking-penguin-give-away-october-3rd/ 1000 limited edition viking penguin plush toys will be given away on October 3rd, to whoever enters and wins the contest. More information will be coming soon with a link to where you can enter the contest to get 1 out of 1000 limited edition viking penguin plush toys.

Also, other plush toys will be released for sale at Toys R Us, Disney Store and the Club Penguin online store on October 24th.

http://clubpenguin.com/sneekpeek/

http://clubpenguin.com/blog/

or http://mokibob.wordpress.com :wink:

for updates!

                ~Mokibob~

More about Viking Hidden Secrets and how they discovered America Long before Columbus.

In the Icelandic Book "Life of Joseph Brant Thayen Danegea" There are many accurate accounts of Icelandic Records of the 10, 11, 12, and 13th Centuries. The Book begins with a comment about Leif Ericson's landing in America. When Leif first landed, they built houses to winter in. They called the first place Leifsbuthir (Leif's Booths.)

They soon discovered vines and called the country Vineland or Wineland. This first settlement was at the head of Narragansett Bay.

The book continues: In 1007, three ships sailed from Greenland to Vineland. lThe Captains were Thorfinn Karl Sefne, Snorre Thorbrandson and Thor Wand Thor Hall. The three ships carried 160 men and domestic animals. The place where they spent the winter is now known as Martha's Vineyard. Future explorations were made to the South as far as Florida.

The "Dighton Rock" with it's Runic Inscriptions, was found in Fall River, Massachusetts. It tells the story that a settlement was formed by the Northmen at Fall River in the Tenth Century.

Also in Massachusetts, one of the most amazing relics of antiquity ever discovered was found. It was the remains of a human body, armed with a breastplate, mail and arrows of brass. The body was buried in a sitting position. Runic Inscriptions on stones found by the grave.

In Cape Cod there have been discoveries of 90 relics pertaining to this Norse Settlement. There is a boulder with a Runic Inscription: "Leif's Iriksunarey" which means "Leif Erickson's Island." and "Thirtikirmeu" which means "Thirty men."

A few miles north of Worcester is a possible site of a Viking Ship birth was uncovered. Fred Brown who discovered it cannot get any of the politically correct archaeologists to examine it.

There is an urgent need to research this and many other sites before the evidence is lost forever. Why won't the Smithsonian do it?

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Ellis Peterson AKA Ragnar Storyteller is a retired math professor and electronics engineer. He has been studying astrology, runes, radionics, metaphysics and alternate healing treatments for over 30 years. He is 70+, in very good health and lives in the boonies of the Pocono mountains with his wife Lory. His writings are unique and refreshing.

To see more of his writings visit his websites.

http://www.olevikingshop.com/

and

http://www.runes-for-health-wealth-love-now.com/

and

http://www.radionics-quantum-physics.com/

Or go to goggle and type in his pen name RAGNAR STORYTELLER for his listings. He is also a ghost writer and will write and article for you. Email Ragnar for his FREE 10 PART MINI-COURSE, "How-To use Quantum Physics in Your Every Day Life to Attract More Wealth, Health and Love, Now."

You can contact him at:

ragnarstoryteller2@gmail.com

]]> http://thepigslipstick.wordpress.com/?p=22 Mon, 29 Sep 2008 21:32:34 +0000 Meg http://thepigslipstick.de.wordpress.com/2008/09/29/epic-flail/ So the bailout didn't pass.  Don't ask me what that means in the long run; I'm not financier.  I'm not even very good at balancing my checkbook.  However, I've got some theories, I have a laptop and I have a blog, so here goes:

George W. Bush, Jr. is a very, very bad president.  He's lousy at it, in fact, but that's not the point.  Bush is a lousy president, but he's a fantastic Viking!

Think about it:  in the time of the Vikings, you had the head-of-the-league-boards, MVV (Most Valuable Viking) squads and you had the remedial, "special" raider parties.  Bush would have been at the front of the MVV list.  He knows, better than any Viking save possibly Eric the infamous Red, the steps of true Vikinging-ing:  Pillage before you burn.

People have joked that Bush is hellbent (ha) on bringing forth the Democralypse.  I think they're *almost* right.

In the 8 years that our Own Personal Oil Baron™ has been Commander-in-Chief, he's done an amazing number of things that seem woefully wrong-headed if you don't have the mind of a destroyer.  First, the war.  He picked a fight with the kid we weren't quite getting on with at the time.  Why?  Because the kid said his daddy could beat up Georgie's daddy (and did, when they tried to blow him up).  So when someone egged our fearful leader's house (using eggs cleverly designed as jet planes), he decided to blame it on the neighborhood bully.  Because the way to become the bully is to call out the bully, right?  Right.  So he blows up some orphans, some sick kids and a few wedding parties and manages to hit some insurgents while he's at it, but the important thing is that he managed to create more insurgents than he killed.  This gives him a retroactive reason for a proactive strike.  A clearer example might be this:

You live in an area with hard-to-find grizzly bears and easy-to-find rattle snakes.

A lethal creature of some sort mauls your mother, leaving her decapitated and covered in claw marks.

You, obviously, deduce that she was killed by all those snakes hanging around.

You poke the snake pit with a sharp, pokey stick.

A few rattle snakes rear their heads and bite your ass.

You chop the head off of one or two, ignoring the fact that you've stirred up the entire nest because obviously you've solved the problem.  You chopped the head off the biggest snake (which looks suspiciously like the pet rattler you introduced to this den about 25 years ago...) and the one or two that bit first; the others, now pissed and coming for you, are immaterial.  In the meantime, you call your brother in another state to see if he's heard whether anyone has possibly seen a bear that may or may not have anything to do with the snakes that obviously mauled and decapitated your mom.

See the logic?  In the meantime, while he's out poking snakes, the price of oil goes sky high -- which is fantastic if you're a Texas oil baron, but not much fun if you're a single parent of three working 2 jobs 16 hours a day while still trying to drive your sprogs to their character-forming extra-curriculars.

Congratulations!  Your bombing has set in motion your pillaging.  People are so worried about whether Osama bin Hussein Saladdindam is going to kill them in the middle of the night, they won't notice that you're robbing them blind.  You'll be fine!  Don't worry about the plebes -- just try not to take TreasureBaths™ in front of the commoners.

Now comes the best part -- it's time to burn.

Here's the thing:  historically, a war has been initially tough on the economy, but sometimes a war can kick a sluggish economy in the butt and get it moving.  But if you do it right -- which is to say WRONG -- you can kick it in the balls instead and get it into a nice, manageable fetal position.

Good job, Mr. President.  Damn. Good. Job.

And thank Jesus or your deity of choice for executive branch term limits.

To start define your personal place within this Sacred Space. Where will you be positioned to do your meditations and rituals?

I have may favorite leather recliner in my living room. That is where I sit when I do all my Rune work, my rituals and my meditations. I always sit there with pencil and paper because many of my writing ideas come to me at that time.

I am married, so I get up at 4 AM for my meditations and Rituals and leave my wife and dog asleep. You need to be alone free from all other mental energies other than your own.

This is what it is all about. Learning how to use the Laws of Mental Radionics. This is the Law that allows you to enter the Quantum Ocean, the Mind of God and abstract the manifested energies that exist there and bring them into your own physical reality.

It is much like a painter dipping his brush into the various colors to apply them to his canvas.  You will dip your mind into the infinite ocean of intelligent, living energy called the Quantum Ocean to paint on your Canvas of Life.

Once I am settled in my chair and relaxed, I use my creative imagination to visualize the boundaries of my domain. I visualize the front of the house (North) where the porch and drive way are. Then behind me the South, green grass and trees for 50 yards. East, is the  rear of the house. Our parking lot and our flower and vegetable garden are there. West is the next door neighbor's house.

This is my Domain. You can use any form of protection you like at this time to surround your domain. I choose the Runes. I visualize four ten foot Thorn Runes for Protection. I mentally see them glowing at the N. S. E. and W. edges of my domain. Then I connect them with white energetic light going clockwise from North back to North.

It only takes a minute to do this. Every time I visualize this protective Thorn ring around my Domain. I am pulling energies out of the Quantum Ocean into this Protective Ring and re-enforcing it. My Master used to say it was like drawing  an etching of the Thorn Runes on a piece of glass.  Slowly by surely it will be permanently etched onto the glass.

Be in no hurry, but do be persistent. Every day, day after day. Life is lived one day at a time.  And repetition is heaven's first law.

Once you have your sacred place built and protected you can start to invite your inner circle into it.

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Ellis Peterson AKA Ragnar Storyteller is a retired math professor and electronics engineer. He has been studying astrology, runes, radionics, metaphysics and alternate healing treatments for over 30 years. He is 70+, in very good health and lives in the boonies of the Pocono mountains with his wife Lory. His writings are unique and refreshing.

To see more of his writings visit his websites.

http://www.olevikingshop.com/

and

http://www.runes-for-health-wealth-love-now.com/

and

http://www.radionics-quantum-physics.com/

Or go to goggle and type in his pen name RAGNAR STORYTELLER for his listings. He is also a ghost writer and will write and article for you. Email Ragnar for his FREE 10 PART MINI-COURSE, "How-To use Quantum Physics in Your Every Day Life to Attract More Wealth, Health and Love, Now."

You can contact him at:

ragnarstoryteller2@gmail.com

]]> http://uncoltuitatdelume.wordpress.com/?p=1612 Sun, 28 Sep 2008 14:31:28 +0000 admin http://uncoltuitatdelume.de.wordpress.com/2008/09/28/norvegia-luna-septembrie-in-imagini/ Nici Norvegia nu este cunoscuta ca o parte importanta a fenomenului ultras, dar si aici exista cateva nuclee care incearca cate ceva. va prezentam in cateva imagini ce s-a intamplat in peluzele/tribunele norvegiene in luna septembrie. O atmosfera frumoasa la Vålenga - Lyn, ambele peluize afisand coregrafii. 

Un mic filmulet de la acest meci

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An Old Indian Medicine Man said that there were several rich mines in the Red Rock area. They were worked by a band of tall, fierce, red-bearded white men several hundred years before the first Spanish Conquistadors.

He said, " A group of fierce, white warriors in strange costumes came into the land, brandished spears and battle axes. They killed many of our brothers. These invaders screamed and roared in battle. Our weapons were useless - they were protected by metal shirts.” There are many Rune inscriptions on rocks in this area to prove the truth of this legend.

Evidence South of the Border:

The Aztecs spoke of White Gods coming down the river in Dragon Ships. They were tall bearded and wore winged helmets. You can see the Vikings in the Aztec pictographs.

Rune-Mysteries in Argentina:

There is a great deal of evidence in Argentina of Vikings being there. Blond mummies, warriors with horned helmets, linguistic parallels between native tongues and Scandinavian and Runes, Runes, Runes!

There are the records of the death of three Augustine Monks in a South American mission which was begun in 1356. Their original monastery was in Greenland. The records are still in the Vatican archives.

The Medina Stone, from Tucuman, Argentina has Runic Inscriptions. It shows the mixture of Christian and Pagan Religion still present in the exploring Vikings. It Reads:

"Christ over the arrows of Wotan and Thor in Land, Pagan Land of Brasis Ur Island of Noerr." We cannot simply read it like we do. But it is Viking and dates to thirteenth Century.

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Ellis Peterson AKA Ragnar Storyteller is a retired math professor and electronics engineer. He has been studying astrology, runes, radionics, metaphysics and alternate healing treatments for over 30 years. He is 70+, in very good health and lives in the boonies of the Pocono mountains with his wife Lory. His writings are unique and refreshing.

To see more of his writings visit his websites.

http://www.olevikingshop.com/

and

http://www.runes-for-health-wealth-love-now.com/

and

http://www.radionics-quantum-physics.com/

Or go to goggle and type in his pen name RAGNAR STORYTELLER for his listings. He is also a ghost writer and will write and article for you. Email Ragnar for his FREE 10 PART MINI-COURSE, "How-To use Quantum Physics in Your Every Day Life to Attract More Wealth, Health and Love, Now."

You can contact him at:

ragnarstoryteller2@gmail.com

]]> http://merderan.wordpress.com/?p=104 Thu, 25 Sep 2008 12:34:45 +0000 merderan http://merderan.de.wordpress.com/2008/09/25/amon-amarth-valhall-awaits-me-klip-fikri/ Amon Amarth - Valhall Awaits Me : Fan Klip

Yüzleri kana boyanmış vikingler… Savaş nâraları atıp kılıçlarını göğe kaldıran korkusuz bir grup savaşçı. Kadim  ormanın eteğinde, yeşil çimenlerin kırmızıya çalındığı bir düzlükte çarpışıyorlar. İçlerinden biri düşen yoldaşının baltasını alıyor eline. Korkusuz ve donuk yüzü ile saldırıyor düşmanına. En ufak bir tereddüt göstermeden siliyor yüzündeki kanı eliyle. Artık cansız kalmış bedene tükürüyor. Boynunda taşıdığı Odin’in simgesini sıkıca tutup, gözünü yine düşmanına çeviriyor. Ve vikingler , bastıkları kampta yaşayan tek bir canlı bırakmamacasına saldırıyorlar. Küçük bir bebek anne sütü yerine tadıyor demirin soğuk yüzünü. Ve bir annenin çığlıkları yırtıyor karmaşayı…

Yorulan bir kuzeyli , belindeki boynuzdan içerken birasını kana kana , bir kurt beliriyor doğu ufkunda. Tepede uluyan kurt , var gücüyle koşmaya başlıyor savaşa , ve tüm gözler o tarafa dönüyor. Barbarlar için korku , kamp alanındakiler için umut oluyor bu. Ve tepede mavi bir bayrak görünüyor , üstlerine saldıran kurdun silueti işlenmiş bayrağa. Ve ardından yüz ok birden salınıyor barbarlara doğru…

Valhall awaits me, when I die
Bearskin on my back
Wolfjaw on my head
Valhall awaits me, when I’m dead!

Ve bunlar oluyor yerdeki son vikingin…
Son sözleri…

Likevel er folk metal av mange sett på som en gimmick, eller en pussig mote som vil blåse over, tross bandenes iherdige forsøk på å fusjonere sin musikalske kulturarv med musikken de liker best. Dette synet står i skarp kontrast til de mange kritikkene som hyller bandenes dyktighet og vilje til å utforske og sprenge grenser. Dette gjelder gjerne Skyclad, Waylander, Cruachan, tidlig Vintersorg, Finntroll og Elvenking. Folkemusikkens popularitet er nedadgående i mange vestlige land, og bandene ønsker å ivareta noe av essensen og øke interessen for nasjonens kulturelle røtter. Sammen med såkalt 'battle metal', ser interessen for folk metal å ha gjenoppstått, etter først å ha vært gjenstand for hån i mange år. Fascinasjonen over vikingenes og kelternes kultur har riktignok aldri gått helt av moten, og eksponentene for disse har vært skånet for den generelle misnøyen. Bathory var nok det første bandet som introduserte viking-tematikk i musikken med albumet 'Hammerheart'. Også i Asia har populariteten økt, gjennom den relativt nye stilen vedisk metal, som har latt seg inspirere av gammel indisk filosofi.

Skyclad er utvilsomt sjangerens opphav, men oppnådde ikke suksess før fans oppdaget dem sammen med Cruachan, Otyg og Windir mot slutten av nittitallet. Øst-Europa har også sine tradisjoner med Graveland og Nokturnal Mortum.

Viking metal
Benyttes gjerne som en referanse til band som ikke deler det musikalske aspektet, ettersom de dekker en mengde av ulike sjangre. Folk metal, death metal, black metal og i noen eksempler powermetal. Røttene kan spores tilbake til Bathory, som mixet black metal med norrøne temaer som krig og religion. Sjangeren har ingen fellestrekk utenom hedenske germaniske verdier og kultur, og dens aversjon mot kristendommen. De aller fleste bandene er av skandinavisk eller tysk opphav, og identifiserer seg med hedenskap eller Åsatro. Episk og romantisk i forhold til den opprinnelige folketroen, og skaper en atmosfære som kan lenkes opp mot germansk heroisme. Noen prominente utøvere ved siden av Bathory inkluderer Enslaved, Asmegin, Sorgsvart, Kampfar, Moonsorrow, Helheim, Glittertind, Amon Amarth, Ensiferum, Storm, Einherjer, Falkenbach, Thyrfing, Windir, Týr, Unleashed og Ultima Thule, samt tidlig Vintersorg og Borknagar.

Orientalsk metal
En crossover av death og doom, inspirert av gamle jødiske tradisjoner og orientalsk kultur. Utviklet seg i Israel, hvor band begynte å sette musikk til jødiske tragedier og bibelske historier. Tradisjonelle instrumenter og sang ble innlemmet i de seige riffene og ga en atmosfære av gripende og apokalyptisk musikk. De mest kjente eksportørene av denne ukjente sjangeren er de Israelske bandene Salem og Orphaned Land. Amerikanske System of a Down inkorporerer folk-elementer i musikken sin.

Huumpa metal
En ganske fersk sjanger som henter sin inspirasjon fra de trolske finske skoger og dertil hørende middelaldersk krigføring. Disse finske bandene har hjulpet til med å popularisere det engelskmenn kaller 'battle metal', som egentlig er intet mer enn en crossover for band som spiller episk krigsmetall (som ikke må forveksles med undersjangeren av death). Korpiklaani, Finntroll og Turisas er gode eksempler. Elementer fra den norske black metalen møter finsk/russisk ompa og polka - sammen med tekster og temaer fra folkeeventyrene.

Keltisk metal
Fokuset er på den keltiske og gæliske mytologien, og har en stor skare av undergrunns-entusiaster i Irland. Waylander, Primordial, Cruachan og Geasa selger godt i den nord-britiske regionen.

Vedisk metal
Den vediske sjangeren har sitt publikum i sør- og sørøst Asia, og henter sitt fokus fra de vediske skrifter og filosofi. Bandet Rudra fra Singapore pionerte sjangeren på sent nittitall, og har fått følge av ukrainske Aryadeva, indonesiske Symmetry, indiske Warriors of Peace, Aryan March og Asura, samt en rekke andre i området.

Non che la NASA sia la migliore agenzia spaziale, il sovietici prima e la Russia poi hanno dimostrato nel tempo di non essere secondi a nessuno, nè sotto il piano tecnologico e nemmeno su quello scientifico. Ricordiamo infatti la lunga lista di primati che l'agenzia sovietica detiene alla faccia del "cugini" americani: il primo satellite: lo Sputnik, il primo essere vivente nello spazio: la cagnetta Laika, il primo uomo nello spazio: Yurj A. Gagarin, la prima passeggiata spaziale: Alexey Leonov, la prima stazione spaziale permanente: la Mir, e così via.

Ma rimane immutato il fatto che, nel mio immaginario di bambino, come in quello di tantissimi bambini di oggi, la NASA era "l'esplorazione spaziale", solo in età più avanzata ho saputo come stavano effettivamente le cose ed ho scoperto che loro non erano certo nè i migliori nè i leader.

La NASA comunque ancora oggi detiene grandissimi primati: su tutti spicca l'esplorazione umana della Luna con il programma Apollo; per chi fosse interessato, soprattutto per i non tecnici segnalo la magnifica serie televisiva "Dalla Terra alla Luna", prodotta da Tom Hanks che in guisa di telefilm ripropone l'entisiasmante cammino che portò l'umanità a scendere sulla Luna insieme a Neil Armstrong quella notte del 20 Luglio del 1969.

Come poi non ricordare l'entusiasmante primo volo dello Shuttle Columbia o i ben più tragici momenti delle esplosioni del Challenger e del Columbia stesso o ancora l'incendio di Apollo I?

A tutti quelli che hanno perso la loro vita inseguendo un sogno di conoscenza, a tutti coloro che vi lavorano oggi e che vi hanno lavorato in passato rendendo possibili con la loro immaginazione e capacità le meravigliose imprese come quella dell'Apollo o delle sonde Viking , Pioneer e Voyager dedico questo post ringraziandoli per la conoscenza e le emozioni che ci hanno dato.