Belgium observed a minute's silence Friday as the country holds a national day of mourning for 28 people, most of them children, killed in a horrific bus crash in Switzerland. Somber crowds gathere

TPB censored, again and again and again... Today we learned that we're being blocked - again! Yawn. When will they give up - we're still growing despite (or perhaps because) all their efforts. So, i

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I HATE SPAM   Maybe you noticed or maybe not, but nobody can post a blog anymore for the time being. If you want to post a blog, then sent a message to the WebMaster or Peggle. The reason that thi

The tallest structure here, a former radar antenna, has rusted in half; within a few more years, it will disappear completely among the coconut palms and almond trees. If all human activity suddenly c

The bunk never stays cold for very long." Vibrant as it is, Kingman Reef is still the aquatic equivalent of an oasis in mid-desert, thousands of miles from any significant landmass for trading and rep

In 1974, Frank Drake beamed a three-minute radio greeting from the largest radio dish on Earth, the 1,000-foot, half-million-watt Arecibo Ra­ dio Telescope in Puerto Rico. The message consisted of a s

"That is the path by which he took me to the tunnel and that is the gate in front of the tunnel, the opening of the gate." "So if we were looking at this picture, and would he have taken you farther d

"Yes, he did." "You struggled at that point?" "Yes, I did." "Did that struggle take a long time?" "Yes." "About how long?" "About ten or fifteen minutes." "Now, there came a point when this individual

"Page four, the preliminary exam." "Is this the preliminary exam?" Gorman asked, holding up a group of papers. "Yes," Paquette said. "Line fourteen. I think there are some lights from my way to the ba