Carlos Castaneda

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sky on Europa. cool.

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Songbird



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01/17/12 07:12:07



Completely irrelevant. Nothing to do with You or me. Or anybody else. Just statement. Dedication to professors. I was posting on topic. Illustrating. I dont like people quoting me on the forums like that, i have to delete it as it has lost originality by your quoting me girl !!!



We will have a more talk on that.

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You fucking morons dont believing Carlos Castaneda books LITERALLY, to the last word, should not read this here at all You will be punished !!! Everybody will be punished !!!

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MY PMs don't seem to be working, maybe my inbox got flooded!  lol

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there is an **** and its not me
i RECOMMEND YOU to erase your personal history :-)

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sigh

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just take care of the future

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Carlos was good. I understand the guy Carlos. Have a pity for him. and i will help him. Do something good for him. We can help him, do something good for him. We can even "save" him But really.



I will help You Carlos.

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Yes we can save him. Read about Amy Wallace s father in the book. I will help him. I put it on my agenda/list to help people.

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the time horizon

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Carlos did bombastic claims about being on some special way, but everybody is ontologically/mythologically on the same way, as a being who is on his/her way to Gateway of Death.

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"MY PMs don't seem to be working, maybe my inbox got flooded! lol "







Yes two .

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Yes, two. U2. HH.



Btw ??!!



Who is playing with the in-boxes here ?





NLW: someone, and only You, Sir, only You are the Owner, of this very website



I must go thank You to the thanks place.

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Perhaps he was the founder of the 'New Age' (depends how you define it)







but he wasn't the founder of the New Thought movement...

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Yes, he was grandfather )

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Beware of FBI for hacking computers on US

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Coalition for Space Exploration Introduces New Leadership for 2012 -

Northrop Grumman's Lon Rains and Ball Aerospace's Mary Engola to guide the Coalition's 2012 endeavors



WASHINGTON, D.C. -The Coalition for Space Exploration (Coalition) today announced veteran aerospace

communicators Lon Rains of Northrop Grumman and Mary Engola of Ball Aerospace will lead the Coalition

in 2012. Rains and Engola will serve as the new chair and deputy chair, respectively. Each will serve a

one-year term, effective January through December 2012.



http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=35830

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Galaxy Clusters & Great Walls (The Largest Structures in the Universe)






A stunningly beautiful galaxy cluster 840 million light years from Earth with a few hundred galaxies gets its name from the strong radio source, 
Hydra A, above, that originates in a galaxy near the center of the cluster. Chandra Space Observatory X-ray observations reveal a large cloud 
of hot gas that extends throughout the cluster.The gas cloud is several million light years across and has a temperature of about 40 million 
degrees in the outer parts decreasing to about 35 million degrees in the inner region. Also a bright white wedge of hot multimillion degree Celsius 
gas is seen pushing into the heart of the cluster. As the largest gravitationally bound objects in the universe, galaxy clusters provide crucial 
clues for understanding the origin and fate of the universe. The Milky Way, for example, is a member of a group of about 40 galaxies we call the
Local Group. Observations have shown that galaxies and galaxy clusters appear to be loosely structured in giant chains ans sheets, forming giant 
structures called superclusters. Between the vast structures of galaxies lie huge cold voids containing few, in many cases, no galaxies. The vastest 
structure ever is a collection of superclusters a billion light years away extending for 5% the length of the entire observable universe. If it took a 
God one week to make the Earth, going by mass it would take him two quintillion years to build this thing - far longer than science says the universe 
has existed for, and it's kind of fun to have those two the other way round for a change. 

http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/20 ... verse.html

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The New Cycle has begun

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Hehe scout good stuff. Warrior in combat schtik wears thin but your recent posting has been, for the most part, Money. Good Show I say!

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Photo From NASA Mars Orbiter Shows Wind's Handiwork

Some images of stark Martian landscapes provide visual appeal beyond their science value, including a recent scene of wind-
sculpted features from the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.
The scene shows dunes and sand ripples of various shapes and sizes inside an impact crater in the Noachis Terra region of 
southern Mars. Patterns of dune erosion and deposition provide insight into the sedimentary history of the area. The Mars 
Reconnaissance Orbiter has been examining Mars with six science instruments since 2006. Now in an extended mission, the 
orbiter continues to provide insights about the planet's ancient environments and about how processes such as wind, meteorite 
impacts and seasonal frosts are continuing to affect the Martian surface today. This mission has returned more data about Mars 
than all other orbital and surface missions combined.

http://www.nasa.gov/missi...RO/news/mro20120125.html