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Thu, 26 Jun 2008 01:20:03 -0400

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Chick Acting Like a Dude

Tue, 20 May 2008 22:46:18 -0400

When chicks are alone they fart around the house just like dudes.

Changing Table Alternative

Sat, 27 Jun 2009 15:55:14 -0400

Changing tables are useful pieces of baby furniture that parents can use to store diapers, baby wipes, and other baby items for their newborn baby. In this episode of Gear Daddy, Daddy Troy suggests a changing table diy project for dads where you mount a changing pad onto an existing dresser in your house. This project is a money saving alternative to traditional baby changing tables. Along with instruction on how to install one of these baby products in your home, Gear Daddy reviews the safety features that will protect your infant. DadLabs Ep. 539. Brought to you by BabyBjorn. Distributed by Tubemogul. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Rock-a-bye Rocket (NASA, Ares I-X, 9/2/09)

Wed, 02 Sep 2009 16:51:59 -0400

Editor’s note: this little video is from the Ares I-X blog, showing the manual 'shakedown' of the rocket... Even though the rocket is now stacked and sitting on the mobile launch platform in Kennedy Space Center’s VAB, there is still a lot of testing and prep work to be done before its ready to roll out to the pad. Over the weekend (Aug. 29-30) the rocket underwent two days of modal testing to make sure it is ready to stand up to the environments it’s about to find itself in. The testing required a total of 44 accelerometers – a device that measures movement — to be installed on the flight test vehicle. And to put those on the vehicle it took more than 27,000 feet of cable. That’s more than 5 miles! During the testing, vibrations were mechanically introduced into the rocket by four hydraulic shakers simulating the same kind of vibrations expected during flight so the effects could be monitored. A sway of the vehicle was then manually introduced (with a little help from Mission Manager, Bob Ess and Deputy Mission Manager Steve Davis) to create a lateral, back and forth motion so the team could measure how the rocket reacts. This part of the testing was important because it simulated the conditions the rocket could experience as it rolls out to Kennedy’s Launch Pad 39B, the wind conditions at the launch pad before it launches, and what it would experience during flight at first stage ignition. Here’s a little fast-motion clip of Steve and Bob rocking the rocket. [link to Davis.Ess.Sway.Test.avi video] NASA did some similar testing years ago on the Saturn V at Kennedy Space Center in the 60s. For those tests a group of people sat up on a platform and rocked the vehicle back and forth with their sneakered feet from one side, while another group of people pulled on the rocket with ropes from the other side. The group appropriately named it the “Tennis Shoe Test”. The completion of the Ares I-X modal testing is an important step for the mission because it clears the way for next week’s Integrated Vehicle Power Application or systems power up test, which will be the first time that all of the electrical systems, control boxes and sensors will be turned on together and powered up.

HTC PhonePad - Touch Pad T9 for PocketPC Windows Mobile

Sat, 19 Apr 2008 13:18:45 -0400

Phone Pad Keyboard SIP for Windows Mobile tested on HTC P3600 Trinity, HTC Touch Elf P3450 Elfin P3452, HTC Cruise P3650.

The Kibber Span

Mon, 16 Nov 2009 13:13:24 -0500

What’s the enigmatic title about? Kibber is a mountain village at around 4200m in Ladakh, northern India and what they call the 'span' is this cable-pulley-basket thing that is used daily for kids to cross from the village of Chicham on this side to Kibber on the other side, as the senior school is in Kibber. The gorge is about 100m across and 200m deep. Here's my friend Chris pulling himself across the ravine. The basket hangs on a 1-inch thick steel cable, with an old, knotted and freyed rope to pull yourself with. Then he very kindly pulled our bikes and gear and finally me across!

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Thu, 22 Oct 2009 07:44:01 -0400

NewCapeGrace - Best Guest House, Hotel Rooms in IslamabaD www.newcapegrace.com Services comparable to 4-star hotels in Islamabad Pakistan, NewCapeGrace provides accommodation in Islamabad for the girls and boys who are looking for lodging or hostels in Islamabad Pakistan. Edwin_Koo said: Journalists on a limited budget should give this guesthouse a serious thought. Great local food, a clean and quiet environment, and 24-hour uninterrupted wifi makes for a great SOHO to work in. Situated in a high-end residential district, the rooms in this bungalow are spacious, and makes u feel almost at home. The owners speak fluent English and provide great advice, so first-timers to Islamabad will find this very useful. Transport can be arranged by the guesthouse to anywhere in Pakistan at a good rate. This is one guesthouse that will put long term benefits before short term gains, so u can be assured they are on YOUR side and not out to make a quick buck. Travellers on official business will definitely find this a gem, although super-budget backpackers who just need a crash pad should look elsewhere.

Passie tot in de tenen

Wed, 12 Aug 2009 23:33:51 -0400

Tango-tenen op het Dag van de Romantische Muziek in Het Park in Rotterdam