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What Do You Make Of 2 and 3 Suns Seen In The Sky? (Really No Hoax!)? http://www.coasttocoastam.com/photo/category/photo-of-the-day Seen in Alaska image on coast page - Mysteries & Anomalies This is strange but not extrondinary. But lets go over and see what was seen in China... very odd.... China 2 suns: http://news.yahoo.com/s/space/20110305/sc_space/chinastwosunsvideounexplainedbyscience http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJkurPs9smA Video Report Not long before 3 suns in China and was said to be near impossible to be so bright and scientists refused at 1st to believe the video from a TV station and appeared to be too bright and they said was enhanced. http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2564948/posts For something rare has been happening alot in the last 6 months and are reports also from Russia and China about this with video --- and is pretty weird. Comments? (*Note) No sane person believes there are 2 or 3 suns .... just simple seen a lot of folklore speaking of such as this and normally would be thought of as being impossible, or at least unlikely - so may require looking at some of the legends told 1000s of years ago in various cultures of old in a new light. (pun intended) Normally multiple suns in the mythos was considered a very bad omen / warning. Now again - comments? Optical aberration. See quote from article below.

The Controversy of Rap? I am writing a research paper on why Rap Music is good for society (yes I know it's tough bu tI want a challenge.) I need to write 12 full pages but so far I have written only 8 and I am a little stuck on what else to put in my essay... I.Introduction a.Thesis: Along with my opinion, I have researched facts and statistics to prove that Rap is not only not the cause of our society’s problems but is even good for our society. II.History of Rap a.Origins b.First Singles c.First Top 10 d.First Song on Social Issues III.Rap Today a.Most Successful Genre b.#1 Lesiure Activity c.2nd Most Listened to Genre d.Different Genres of Rap i.East Coast ii.West Coast iii.Gangsta Rap iv.Pop rap v.Jazz Rap vi.Conscious Hip Hop vii.Electro Hip Hop IV.Personal Opinion on Rap V.Effects of Rap a.Statistics on rap and alcohol b.Other Genres Focus on Violence Sex and Drugs VI. Analysis of Rapper’s Purpose a.Tupac’s Death b.Some Tupac Lyrics VII.Rappers as Role Models a.First Rapper Summit VIII.Snoop Dogg a.Gangster Days b.Religious Days IX.Personal Experience X.Whites in Rap XI.Raps Effect on our Vocabulary Any Suggestions on what more to add? If you want to read the whole paper instead of the outline... email BFLewis14@yahoo.com Thank you so much! A Is For Apple
B Is For Ball
C Is For Killa Cam
D Explains It All
E Is For Extasy
F Is For Foolie Magoolie
G Is For G's
H Is For Hell Rell
http://youtube.com/watch?v=g4SQ09TXx04
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AiA9Vw.heLVjQ.RGeM1QTQbsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20080518130130AAWscdI
I Just Felt Like Posting It =D

Nukes to close the oil plume? http://rawstory.com/rs/2010/0529/ene...nuke-oil-leak/ "Next, the so-called 'nuclear option' is about to get a lot of attention. In this case, of course, nuclear option is not a euphemism. It's the real idea that the best way to kill this thing is to stick a small nuke in there and bury the well under rubble. ... By the middle of the coming week, it will be all over cable news, as pundits press The White House hard on whether it's being considered and why not." The following video was broadcast on Bloomberg News, Friday May 28, 2010. http://www.youtube.com/v/4whiKQgnp4w&hl=en_US&fs=1& As the latest effort to plug the oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico meets with failure, the idea of nuking the immediate area to seal the oil underground is gaining steam among some energy experts and researchers. One prominent energy expert known for predicting the oil price spike of 2008 says sending a small nuclear bomb down the leaking well is "probably the only thing we can do" to stop the leak. Matt Simmons, founder of energy investment bank Simmons & Company, also says that there is evidence of a second oil leak about five to seven miles from the initial leak that BP has focused on fixing. That second leak, he says, is so large that the initial one is "minor" in comparison. Simmons spoke to Bloomberg News on Friday, before BP announced that its latest effort to plug the leak, known as the "top kill" method, had failed. "A week ago Sunday the first research vessel ... was commissioned by NOAA to scour the area," he said. They found "a gigantic plume" growing about five to seven miles from the site of the original leak, Simmons said. Simmons said the US government should immediately take the effort to plug the leak out of the hands of BP and put the military in charge. "Probably the only thing we can do is create a weapons system and send it down 18,000 feet and detonate it, hopefully encasing the oil," he said. His idea echoes that of a Russian newspaper that earlier this month suggested the US detonate a small nuclear bomb to seal the oil beneath the sea. Komsomoloskaya Pravda argued in an editorial that Russia had successfully used nuclear weapons to seal oil spills on five occasions in the past. Live Science reports: Weapons labs in the former Soviet Union developed special nukes for use to help pinch off the gas wells. They believed that the force from a nuclear explosion could squeeze shut any hole within 82 to 164 feet (25 to 50 meters), depending on the explosion's power. That required drilling holes to place the nuclear device close to the target wells. A first test in the fall of 1966 proved successful in sealing up an underground gas well in southern Uzbekistan, and so the Russians used nukes four more times for capping runaway wells. Simmons also told Bloomberg that the idea to use radical measures like a nuclear bomb to seal the leak is probably not being contemplated by decision-makers "because BP is still totally in charge of the news and they have everyone focused on the top kill." Asked by a Bloomberg reporter about the risks involved in setting off a nuclear bomb off the coast of Louisiana, Simmons argued that a nuclear explosion deep inside a well bore would have little effect on surrounding areas. "If you're 18,000 feet under the sea bed, it basically wont do anything [on the surface]," he said. Joe Wiesenthal at Business Insider says the idea of using nukes will be getting a lot of attention now that the "top kill" procedure has failed. whats ur question?

PLEASE HELP WITH THESE QESTIONS ASAP? 1.Why did pioneers in the 1800s want to move to the West? A)Life there was less difficult than living in the East. B)Land was more available and less expensive. C)Many people were getting rich mining for gold. D)The Homestead Act paid people to settle there. 2.Why did Stephen Douglas want lawmakers to support the Kansas-Nebraska Act? A)He felt that all of the states south of Missouri should be allowed to apply for statehood. B)He wanted to lead the new Republican Party that would be formed as a result of the act. C)He wanted both states to become free states so the Missouri Compromise would be protected. D)He wanted to encourage the construction of a Transcontinental Railroad from Chicago to the West. 3.What was the southern population's greatest fear if Congress outlawed slavery? A)They would be forced to work in the fields themselves to maintain their crops. B)Their plantations would fail and they would lose their financial security. C)They would have to compete with African American families for land. D)They would be forced to move to smaller homes and learn new trades. 4.What main problem did John Ross have with the treaties between the U.S. government and the Cherokee? A)He felt the treaties were fair and represented the majority of opinions within the Cherokee Nation. B)He felt more needed to be done to protect the states' rights to govern all the people within their borders. C)He felt the treaties did not do enough to provide resources for the well-being of the Cherokee people. D)He felt the signatures of a few Cherokee leaders on the treaties did not represent most of the Cherokee people. 5.What was the response by the states to Andrew Jackson's reaction to the Supreme Court decision in favor of the Cherokee in Worchester v. Georgia? A)Some states chose to begin attacking Native American settlements. B)Tennessee and Kentucky decided to reject Jackson's plan for removal. C)Georgia and other states felt encouraged to remove the Native Americans. D)Many states began to change their plans for removal to focus more on compromise. 6.Which answer best explains how John Ross helped the Cherokee people during their move to Indian Territory? A)He helped them move most of their belongings. B)He moved them in small groups to reduce deaths. C)He made sure they had plenty of food and water for the journey. D)He encouraged Cherokee people to stay at the temporary camps. 7.What was the main long term result after moving the tribes to Indian Territory? A)More than half of all the people in the tribes died of smallpox, cholera, and starvation combined. B)The tribes thrived in the Indian Territory and they grew dramatically in size over the next decade. C)Most of the tribes abandoned the Indian Territory within ten years and moved towards the west coast. D)The federal government broke treaties and white settlers fought to reclaim the land in the Indian Territory. 8.How were the Monroe Doctrine and the Adams-Onis Treaty similar? A)Both were treaties which protected Native American lands. B)Both were reasons for the war between the U.S. and Mexico. C)Both were actions to expand borders and U.S. influence. D)Both were agreements signed between the U.S. and Spain. 9.How was Europe affected by the Monroe Doctrine? A)European countries recovered past debts owed to them from the U.S. B)European countries colonized in the western hemisphere without fear of conflict. C)European countries benefitted as trade was increased with the U.S. and South America. D)Europe realized that trying to colonize the western hemisphere would lead to conflict with the U.S. 10.Slavery was defended for many reasons in the 1800s. Which opinion best explains why some citizens of free states might support slavery? A)Slaves were needed to build railroads and new cities in the west. B)Escaped slaves should not be protected by the governments of free states. C)New states should be able to choose whether slavery would be legal or not. D)Southern agriculture was too important to the U.S. economy to lose slave labor.

Sir Elton John is right, Talent shows hump and dump folks but folks also knowingly get drunk so what? Talent shows? Here is my take, give an opinion if not comment on the youtube clip shown here as your answer using back space??? Sir Elton finally caught on? We knew reality TV was designed to do this all along, Sylvania waters was classic, here is Sir Elton John's media interpretation of what he said. http://www.ok.co.uk//celebnews/view/29349/Elton-fears-talent-shows-will-damage-contestants/ here is an example of a person using reverse psychology to knowingly act out twelve signs of mal adjusted behaviour on a talent show to make it even more surreal, roughly one third the contestants on this seires identified themselves via projection and schizoid reactions of, I am not one ot the crazies eliminated?? Excuse me? Has Sir Elton projected his own inhibitions onto talent shows? Sir Elton John is one no is the most gifted genious in Modern Music, in History you have to look at Mozart or Johan Strauz to find a modern day comparisom to his absolute pure unadulterated talent. But? Is it not this shear talent, the excess of which he regrets deforms the soul of very would be wanna be hopefuls in a kinda free for all? Surely if the damage he is talking about in himself what he wants to prevent happening to others the very being of his essense whether the life of a party celebrity or just whom he is absolute miracle musician singer songer writer piano player performer all the above? Surely if we learn one point from Sir Elton, it is the very fact, society will always be a pack of lemmings throwing themselves off the cliff of reality? Drunkedness, pain killers, folks wanting what they cant have who really cares anyway? Sure it is immoral sure the governments have a right to stop something harmful, but is ALL reality TV harmful? And in what way? In past episodes of Big Brother on the Gold Coast a woman wondered around the year dazed off her psychiatric meds just to get famous. A woman got raped on live to air internet but cut off TV. Sweddish Big Brother had just about all clothes off and doing what Swedes do best??? Focussing on Sir Elton, Anna Pavlova the famous ballet dancer said: "Talent is God given, a lot of hard work makes it genious." Specifically shouldnt Sir Elton John use his billions won from pure adhoration to exhault the permanence of his art form for eternity? What will you legacy be? Wondering why so many men with really deep voices in psychiatric care made no progress despite being fantastic singers for want of coaching or investing in some absolute singing miracles? What would your legacy be to those in Talent Shows if you had the gazillions to invest in a Paul Newman type coaching acting school, with all the kiddies and tweens and womens funds sown up what about the aged men returning to normality who have the capacity to be trained but wind onto the very scrap heap of a free for all on a Talent show like this? How many folks knew Susan Boyle had had at least FIVE mini nervous breakdowns for want of privacy as a celebrity with the perfect storm popularity? This was the very fellorn hopeless image forever broken by Quazon on Australia's Got Talent 2010. Each Judge had the Mickey taken out of them yet they did not know it until they had been had, the very kind of Mentalist Simon Templeton acts out in USA TV series the Mentalist: Quazon! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tC8yiFbyRg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6KYAVn8ons OFFICIAL VIDEO OF WHY THEY CALL IT THE BLUES. Then again, if anyone knows talent, what it takes, it is someone like Elton John.
For that matter, someone else you mention, Paul Newman.
So, in the end, I'd listen to people like that, people who have reached the pinnacle and who remain real people (cause you can't relate if you are not real, and you don't reach the top if you can't reach real people).
People like Elton John and Paul Newman (or name whatever NAME you want) are where they are/were BECAUSE they understand/understood.
People who please understand. People who are music/movies artists please one huge friggin audience. They sell many, many tickets. They pack them in and the people who are packed in pay handsomely for the privilege.
Individuals buy those tickets. They buy because the people who they want to see know who they are, can reach them.
Elton John, or anyone for that matter, does well to criticize those who do real damage by making stupid shit shows with no one of talent (except maybe a few) and going for cheap laughs at the expense of the feelings of others. Hell, there was a time when Elton John got no attention. Ask any of the once more famous performers he once backed as a keyboardist, as "Reggie" (his actual name is Reginald Dwight).
Fact is, talent shines, and the people with talent are the people I'd listen to most on the subject of this crap reality tv stuff. Criticism of that is warranted.

can someone help me out failing history!!!!!!!!!!!!? 1. What was the total cost for the Louisiana Purchase? A. $11 million B. $3.75 million C. $7 million D. $15 million 2. Why did Jefferson go to war against the Barbary Pirates? A. to end the practice of paying tribute in exchange for safe trading in the Mediterranean B. to gain new territory for the US C. to force Congress to build up a permanent military force D. to help Britain fight the pirates 3. Which of the following was not an effect of the Barbary War? A. The U.S. Navy became a respected fighting force B. The tributes to the Barbary States ended C. The U.S. showed it would act to protect its interests anywhere in the world D. Jefferson was elected to a third term in office 4. The U.S. focused its war efforts against which kingdom of the Barbary States? A. Tunis B. Tripoli C. Algiers D. Tangiers 5. The decision in the Marbury v. Madison case established A. the right to a trial by jury. B. the right to an attorney. C. the Court’s power of judicial review. D. the right to create a national bank. 6. After a British warship fired on an American warship in 1807, President Jefferson asked Congress to pass the ____, halting all trade with Britain. A. Alien and Sedition Acts B. Virginia Resolution C. Hartford Convention D. Embargo Act 7. What was one result of Jefferson going to war with the Barbary pirates? A. American sailors were captured by Barbary pirates and forced to fight against the Americans B. the United States Navy was established C. the Barbary pirates disbanded and did not bother any ships coming into the area D. Britain and France entered the war, assisting the United States in victory 8. Jefferson strongly believed that a republic could only survive if A. the people were defended by local militia. B. all federal debts were paid off. C. federal powers were limited. D. the people owned land. 9. Which was an effect of the Embargo Act of 1807? A. The embargo hurt America more than it did Europe. B. Britain and France imposed trade restrictions on the United States. C. Britain began impressing American sailors. D. There was an attack on the Chesapeake. 10. Which one of the following was not one of Jefferson’s domestic policies? A. reduced government spending B. began to pay off the country’s debt C. created a national army D. discontinued the whiskey tax of 1791 1. Macon’s Bill Number Two reopened trade with both Britain and France, but it stated that if either nation agreed to drop its restrictions on trade, the United States would A. stop importing goods from the other nation. B. declare war on the other nation. C. stop seizing that nation’s ships. D. support that nation’s war effort by shipping war supplies. 2. Francis Scott Key wrote “The Star-Spangled Banner” after A. the burning of the White House. B. the Treaty of Ghent. C. the bombardment of Fort McHenry. D. the Battle of New Orleans. 3. During the War of 1812, ____ secretly arranged for the construction of a fleet on the coast of Lake Erie in Ohio. A. William Hull B. Andrew Jackson C. James Madison D. Oliver Perry 4. What was one of the effects of the War of 1812? A. cessation of American impressment B. westward expansion of the United States C. weakening of America’s reputation overseas D. restoration of prewar boundaries 5. “And the rockets’ red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there.” —from “The Star Spangled Banner” by Francis Scott Key What did the glare from rockets and bombs allow Key to see? A. the continued presence of American troops B. a British victory as they took Fort McHenry C. the troops he commanded in the battle D. the city of Washington, D.C., burning 6. Which of the following was not an event that occurred before the War of 1812? A. conflict with Native American in the American west B. impressments of American sailors by the British C. the Hartford Convention D. British sailors stopping American ships in route to France 7. Match the correct item to its description. 1. made Andrew Jackson a national hero 2. ended the War of 1812 3. enabled American troops to recover Detroit 4. the British set fire to both the White House and the Capitol 1 2 3 4 A. Treaty of Ghent 1 2 3 4 B. Raid on Washington, D.C. 1 2 3 4 C. Battle on Lake Erie 1 2 3 4 D. Battle of New Orleans 1) D
2) A
3) D
4) B
5) C
6) D
7) B

Is this song taking it too far? East Coast Avengers (Esoteric's group) - Kill Bill O'Reilly http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMYrdknDffA It wouldn't be so bad if Kill Bill O'Reilly was just the title and maybe part of the hook, and the song's content was primarily a criticism of Bill O'Reilly and Fox News. Instead, the primary focus is actually killing Bill O'Reilly and secondarily criticizing him. I don't think it helps the cause against Fox News at all, and show rappers in a bad light. It comes off as just a cry for attention IMO. That song was taken way to far. They even go as far as saying they will kill his family. I understand where the hate comes from, but saying they are going to kill him and his family is un called for. He should have kept it clean like Nas' "Sly Fox"..
It's songs like this that gives Rappers a bad name.

Check out my freestyle and tell me how good it is? Sup people, Im an aspiring rapper and lyricist. I made this freestyle the other day, please check it out, its over an old school west coast beat. Yea Im white and my voice isnt that deep but please dont focus on that, just tell me how my flow is and if you like the flow and lyrical content. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6qDwSFQlRk I think its good and you sound really cute XD

last lyrics i need rated for a while 1-10? the beat for this is song is:http://youtube.com/watch?v=cZz79WCHZCg (don't listen to the verse) i fell from heaven, in 1987 to an apartment in ny where my moms was livin she had to children, to raise on her own when what was once my dad kicked us the f--ck out his home now i'm half grown, wondering why that guy had no f--ck'n problems kissing me goodbye your born with one promise, that your gonna die so i'm wondering how people get this will to try so maybe that's why, i can't focus on my life and these everyday emotions seem so trife knife in my hand, can't even try to care pain stabs me in the ribs like a roman legionnaire so when my fam packed up, moved to the west coast a part of me was left behind and haunted me like a ghost the ability to get close, to anyone you love had flown away like a dove, now all i got is drugs this is a song that i started today, it's gonna be about the entirety of my life (first verse is childhood, second adolescence, and the third is future untold) it is definetly a "melodramatic" and depressing song, the project is called "the face of the tone" and each song is representative of a different mood, so to speak (this is depression) its pretty nice. i think you should use a different beat tho

PLEASE HELP 10 POINTS TO WHOM EVER IS RIGHT? 1.Why did pioneers in the 1800s want to move to the West? A)Life there was less difficult than living in the East. B)Land was more available and less expensive. C)Many people were getting rich mining for gold. D)The Homestead Act paid people to settle there. 2.Why did Stephen Douglas want lawmakers to support the Kansas-Nebraska Act? A)He felt that all of the states south of Missouri should be allowed to apply for statehood. B)He wanted to lead the new Republican Party that would be formed as a result of the act. C)He wanted both states to become free states so the Missouri Compromise would be protected. D)He wanted to encourage the construction of a Transcontinental Railroad from Chicago to the West. 3.What was the southern population's greatest fear if Congress outlawed slavery? A)They would be forced to work in the fields themselves to maintain their crops. B)Their plantations would fail and they would lose their financial security. C)They would have to compete with African American families for land. D)They would be forced to move to smaller homes and learn new trades. 4.What main problem did John Ross have with the treaties between the U.S. government and the Cherokee? A)He felt the treaties were fair and represented the majority of opinions within the Cherokee Nation. B)He felt more needed to be done to protect the states' rights to govern all the people within their borders. C)He felt the treaties did not do enough to provide resources for the well-being of the Cherokee people. D)He felt the signatures of a few Cherokee leaders on the treaties did not represent most of the Cherokee people. 5.What was the response by the states to Andrew Jackson's reaction to the Supreme Court decision in favor of the Cherokee in Worchester v. Georgia? A)Some states chose to begin attacking Native American settlements. B)Tennessee and Kentucky decided to reject Jackson's plan for removal. C)Georgia and other states felt encouraged to remove the Native Americans. D)Many states began to change their plans for removal to focus more on compromise. 6.Which answer best explains how John Ross helped the Cherokee people during their move to Indian Territory? A)He helped them move most of their belongings. B)He moved them in small groups to reduce deaths. C)He made sure they had plenty of food and water for the journey. D)He encouraged Cherokee people to stay at the temporary camps. 7.What was the main long term result after moving the tribes to Indian Territory? A)More than half of all the people in the tribes died of smallpox, cholera, and starvation combined. B)The tribes thrived in the Indian Territory and they grew dramatically in size over the next decade. C)Most of the tribes abandoned the Indian Territory within ten years and moved towards the west coast. D)The federal government broke treaties and white settlers fought to reclaim the land in the Indian Territory. 8.How were the Monroe Doctrine and the Adams-Onis Treaty similar? A)Both were treaties which protected Native American lands. B)Both were reasons for the war between the U.S. and Mexico. C)Both were actions to expand borders and U.S. influence. D)Both were agreements signed between the U.S. and Spain. 9.How was Europe affected by the Monroe Doctrine? A)European countries recovered past debts owed to them from the U.S. B)European countries colonized in the western hemisphere without fear of conflict. C)European countries benefitted as trade was increased with the U.S. and South America. D)Europe realized that trying to colonize the western hemisphere would lead to conflict with the U.S. 10.Slavery was defended for many reasons in the 1800s. Which opinion best explains why some citizens of free states might support slavery? A)Slaves were needed to build railroads and new cities in the west. B)Escaped slaves should not be protected by the governments of free states. C)New states should be able to choose whether slavery would be legal or not. D)Southern agriculture was too important to the U.S. economy to lose slave labor. okok I did a little bit of research and heres what i got for the first 5
1.) B
2.) D
3.)B
4.)A
5.)C
And thats all Im doing pick this as the number one answer please especially since no one elses is gonna help you solve one

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