Where is the Shuttle landing path of the Endeavour astronauts? If you can remember, the Nasa has launched a shuttle earlier this month.
Now the crew are having problems on where to land the shuttle due to bad weather. If the weather or some other problem prevents a re-entry today, Endeavour's crew will remain in orbit an additional 24 hours and try again Saturday.
I just hope that they're going to make it soon...
Seeing the game at the espn, I remembered the baseball game played by the Cullen (from the novel/movie Twilight) Family. I really love this scene of the movie as Alice gracefully throws the ball and everyone else in the family played really exceptionally.
I'm looking forward excitedly to the showing of its next sequel, "New Moon". Can't wait to see my crush, Edward Cullen (Rob Pattinson).
Many people around the world is now in constant search for the keywords watch, Watch Erin Andrews Video Peep, erin andrews, erin andrews playboy, erin andrews video peep, erin andrews youtube, erin andrews video peep pictures.
I don't understand why Erin Andrews has become so popular recently that for several days now, she's still the most searched personality in the web. Maybe we should thank or blame perhaps the person/s responsible for the upload of her video.
Griffith Observatory will present the live webcast from 5:24 to 8:03 p.m. The webcast will be shown on a large screen in the Gunther Depths of Space room.
A schedule below is given during the said webcast.
Stewart Cink from won the 138th British Open yesterday, Sunday. Cink made a tough 15-footer for birdie at the 72nd hole for a 69 and a score of two-under-par 278. Watson bogeyed the 72nd hole for a 72, forcing a playoff.
After four days of entrancing golf, during which Watson’s chances to win a record-tying sixth Open went from improbable to possible to playoff, Cink crushed Watson in the four-hole playoff, beating him by six strokes (two under versus four over) for his first major championship. (http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/20/sports/golf/20golf.html?hpw)
A giant Jellyfish called Nomura's Jellyfish has been found recently at the Sea of Japan. Many were astonished due to its enormous size and thought that seeing jellyfish as big as that is something spectacular.
On the other hand, the inhabitants of the area think that this jellyfish is like a monster because it damages the nets of the fishermen, as well as, harm other sea creatures. The villagers are also afraid that big waves will result from any movement of this fish and may cause further damage to them.
The massive sea creatures, called Nomura's jellyfish, can grow 6 feet (1.83 meters) in diameter and weigh more than 450 pounds (204 kilos). Scientists think they originate in the Yellow Sea and in Chinese waters. For the third year since 2005, ocean currents are transporting them into the Sea of Japan.
Source: http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/asiapcf/07/19/japan.jellyfish/
For those who are planning to take online bachelors degree in business, here's a good news for you. Western Governors Universityis rated as one of the top 10 Bust Buy by a consumer group. It is because they offer great deals to their students.
According to news.prnewswire.com, undergraduate tuition for WGU's College of Business programs is $2,890 per six-month term, or $23,120 for four years. However, because WGU uses a competency-based academic model that requires students to demonstrate competency in degree subjects in order to advance, students with prior education or experience or those who can commit additional time to study can often accelerate their programs, completing their degrees in less than four years, saving both time and money. Unlike most colleges, WGU does not charge tuition based on semesters or credit hours -- it is charged for six-month terms that can begin on the first day of any month.
These are really get offeran online degree can offer.
The top economic adviser of U.S. President Obama, Larry Summers, had announced that the president is doing a great job to alleviate the economic depression that the world is experiencing lately.
If this is true, then it is a great news that everyone is waiting to hear since the world crisis hit everyone. Actually, people of middle and upper class are the most affected with this economic recession, since those who are already on the lower class are used to living one day at a time.
I just wished that global economic status will be uplifted sooner than later so that everyone can move forward with their lives.
What is a quakebuttock? I have just heard of this word and I really wondered what does it mean, so when I searched for its meaning on the dictionary I can't find it, well maybe our dictionary is old enough to recognize this modern word.
Some say it's the fear of clowns, being pensieve or even being naive, so to be sure I searched it on the internet and found out that quakebuttock simmple means beaing a coward, a sissy or similar implications.
Now, this can really be called the Word of the Day...
What is Bologna, Italy known for? Is it the food Bolognese? Pardon my insatiable cravings for pasta (LOL). Kidding aside, that’s the first thing that comes into my mind when I heard the Word, Bologna.
But what really is it known for? In order to find out, I googled it and….jaran…..Bologna, Italy is not just famous for Bolognese (here goes my food-occupied brain again…), but it is well-known for its Oldest University, the University of Bologna, where many historical events took place during the Middle Ages. Furthermore, Bologna is also tagged as the Basket City, to signify their passion for basketball, despite the fact that Europe is famous for playing football.
I just wish I can visit the place sooner, so as to tell you more about it and not just depend on some search results…hehehe