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Star cluster Pismis 24

"In a single blinding pulse, a moment of glory much too swift and expansive for any form of words, the singularity assumes heavenly dimensions, space beyond conception. In the first lively second (a second that many cosmologists will devote careers to shaving into ever-finer wafers) is produced gravity and the other forces that govern physics. In less than a minute the universe is a million billion miles across and growing fast. There is a lot of heat now, ten billion degrees of it, enough to begin the nuclear reactions that create the lighter elements–principally hydrogen and helium, with a dash (about one atom in a hundred million) of lithium. In three minutes, 98 percent of all the matter there is or will ever be has been produced. We have a universe. It is a place of the most wondrous and gratifying possibility, and beautiful, too. And it was all done in about the time it takes to make a sandwich. "
A Short History of Nearly Everything – Bill Bryson

Star birth

Antennae galaxies

Infrared view of Horsehead Nebula

Orion Nebula

Crab Nebula

Messier 82, the magnificent starburst galaxy

Stellar spire in Eagle Nebula

Butterfly emerges from stellar demise in planetary nebula NGC 6302

Carina Nebula, aka “Mystic Mountain”

Galactic wreckage in Stephan’s Quintet

M74, phantom galaxy

Light echo from the star V838 monocerotis

Cone nebula

Red Spider Nebula

Tarantula Nebula

Messier 66

Centaurus A

New stars

Young star cluster located in LMC

S106, a star-forming region

Colossal stars located inside the Carina Nebula

SBW2007, a star believed to be on the brink of supernova

Hubble eXtreme Deep Field

Star formation region N11 in the LMC

Remains of supernova explosion Cassiopeia A, most recent supernova in Milky Way

Nebula NGC 2080, “Ghost Head Nebula”

NGC 660, polar ring galaxy

NGC 922

Supernova SN 1987A

Celestial bubble, gaseous envelope formed by blast wave from a supernova going through interstellar medium

Dying star, IC 4406

Star cluster Messier 15

Interstellar gas a light-year long

NGC 5189

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If the human race manages to kill itself, this is the only thing other life in the universe will be know about us. This would be the imprint we leave on the entire universe

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Oldie but goodie: Freestyle Rap Battle: Translated

Matt Serra On The Joe Rogan Experience

The Ultimate Motivational Clip – Rise & Shine!

Why is it so difficult to make a Nuclear Weapon? Engineer Guy explains

Health Care: U.S. vs. Canada

Fresh Off The Boat With Eddie Huang: New York City (Part 3)

The Secrets Of Scientology (full documentary)

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Your damn awesome pictures of the day – Bro My God

This One Goes Out To All The Fans Of Game Of Thrones – Ned Hardy

11 Phone Terms Your Kids Will Never Know – Knowd

13 hottest Youtube celebrities – Crowd Ignite

Blake is an hot out-doors Texan (21 Photos) – The Brigade

This Kendall Jenner comment on Instagram wins the internet of the day – Drunken Stepfather

Taylor Momsen Naked In Body Paint For Her New Album – Celeb Jihad

A collection of Fascinating Sex Facts – Leenks

24 Famous People Who Couldn’t Stop Eating and Got Fat - Linkiest

Damn hot selfie from damn hot babe – Double Viking

More Danica McKellar in Tights at DWTS Rehearsal – G-Celeb

Gwyneth Paltrow is rich, bitch – Celeb Slam

The 20 Most Insane Baby Products Ever Made – World Wide Interweb

12 Celebs With Macklemore’s Haircut – Uncoached

Why Is the A Song of Ice and Fire Series So Darn Long? – Unreality Mag

Bikini-Clad Candice Swanepoel Continues To Spice Things Up In Brazil – Moe Jackson

31 Things You Will Want In Your Dream Home – Radass

On The Quest For a Perfect Ten (15 Pics) – Regretful Morning

Things that make us LOL – OMG Cute Things

San Jose Sharks Make Dying Teen’s Dream Come True – Classy Bro

Jordan is your hot college coed of the day – Big 10 Tens

Hows about a hell no with a side of f&*k that (23 Photos) – Bad Sentinel

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Sam Tageson was told for years that he would never play hockey. On Tuesday, he took the ice with the San Jose Sharks. With the help of the Make-A-Wish Foundation and the Sharks Foundation, Tageson, a 17-year-old born with a heart condition called hypoplastic left heart syndrome, signed a one-day contract with his favorite team.

Tageson practiced with the Sharks at morning skate, suited up for their game against the Florida Panthers and shared a truly emotional moment with his new teammates when he was introduced on the Jumbotron.

Our hats off to a classy organization….damn allergies, must be affecting my eyes early this year.

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2 Year Old Offering Food To Her Handicapped Mom

His last wish was seeing his ponys

Renata Teodoro, 25, right, holds hands with her mother, Gorete Borges Teodoro, who was deported six years ago from the U.S., through the bars of a border fence in Nogales, Ariz.

Scratch marks inside an Auschwitz gas chamber

Navy chaplain Luis Padillo gives last rites to a soldier wounded by sniper fire during a revolt in Venezuela.

A North Korean man waves his hand as a South Korean relative weeps, following a luncheon meeting during inter-Korean temporary family reunions at Mount Kumgang resort October 31, 2010. Four hundred and thirty-six South Koreans were allowed to spend three days in North Korea to meet their 97 North Korean relatives, whom they had been separated from since the 1950-53 war.

A dog named "Leao" sits for a second consecutive day at the grave of her owner, who died in the disastrous landslides near Rio de Janiero on January 15, 2011.

A before and after shot of Joplin, Missouri after a massive tornado on May 22, 2011

A distressed bride attempts suicide in China after her fiance abruptly called off their marriage. Still in her wedding gown, she tried to kill herself by jumping out of a window of a seventh floor building. Right as she jumped, a man managed to catch and save her.

7 Year Old Syrian Rebel

Indian homeless men wait to receive free food distributed outside a mosque ahead of Eid al-Fitr in New Delhi, India

Man Falling from the World Trade Center on 9/11

 Sunset on Mars

Figo, a Kentucky police dog, pays his last respects to his human partner, Officer Jason Ellis, who was killed in an ambush five days earlier.

A close-up view of a sedated elephant’s eye, as it is secured on the back of a truck by Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) wardens during a relocation exercise, aimed at relocating 10 elephants that were encroaching on community land to a national park, on the margins of the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in central Kenya, on June 19, 2013.

Brothers Nguyen Van Chuoi (26) and Nguyen VanTrong (22) are held by their father as they suffer the effects of Agent Orange more than 30 years after the war in Vietnam

Teachers in India gave lessons to homeless children

A terminally ill mother watched her daughter’s first dance over Skype

Zoo volunteer with terminal cancer gets to say goodbye to the animals

Taken by Lawrence Beitler during 1930. This hanging of two black men was due to a lie that they raped a white girl.

World War II veteran from Belarus Konstantin Pronin, 86, sits on a bench as he waits for his comrades at Gorky park during Victory Day in Moscow, Russia, on Monday, May 9, 2011. Konstantin comes to this place every year after WWII finished. This year he was the only person from the unit.

Those eyes have seen a nuclear blast

An 8-year-old died from head injury, but her donated organs saved/bettered 4 lives. The doctors are bowing to thank her for her kidney/liver/cornea etc

Firefighters of Ladder Company 4, which lost seven men on 9/11, perched together on their aerial ladder, watching a news bulletin in Times Square declaring that Osama bin Laden was dead

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What state are you in? What measures are you and others taking to protect yourselves?

Tamaulipas. We don’t go out when it’s dark; people (who have them) are selling their expensive cars and getting regular ones; if you must go out at night, leave the inside light on so they see you’re not one of the bad guys; cellphones always on -communication is vital.

Some days it’s pretty normal and there aren’t shootings or dead people and you almost forget about it for a second..

What is the feeling towards the USA in regards to the “war” against drugs? Do you think if we relaxed the rules against marijuana that it would reduce the narco violence?

Marijuana is not the biggest product they move, I think is cocaine and heroin. Let’s say for some reason, demand in the US dropped to zero. Nobody does drug anymore. Everybody is happy now. But we would now have cartels with no income, so that would create a void what would be filled with kidnappings, extortions, “protection”, human traffic and the like. So in my opinion, the problem is deeper than the drug trafficking. The problem can only be solved by doing a radical culture change in my country. First remove the corruption (yeah, right), then educate future generations.

Who do you blame most for the situation in Mexico? And what, if any, steps do you think could be taken to help the problem?

I blame all the people that do drugs. And I blame the human greed that causes so much corruption here in Mexico. I blame the government for no providing good education to the younger ones, and thus providing them an option other than do drugs and/or work for the cartels.

I’ve thought about steps to help the problem, but I guess there is no easy or short term solution. I guess I should investigate how they did it in Colombia, because we are like they were like 15 years ago and I think they are better now.

I saw La virgen de los sicarios / Our lady of the assassins like 10 years ago, and I never imagined we would ever be like them

What would the Mexican people think if the U.S. dropped a few A-Teams of Green Berets into cartel country and waged a guerrilla war against the cartels and made their lives a nightmare for a few months? The reason I ask is that I can actually picture this scenario happening if what is happening in your country spills over into the U.S. even more than it is currently. Do you think that this would end the cartel situation?

Least thing I would like is an Iraq-style occupation in Mexico. I wouldn’t like any other country directly meddling with our affairs. Helping with intelligence and tactics and weapons for our army and marines would be the best non-invasive way to help. Here in Mexico most of the people think army and marines is doing a very good job, not like the local law forces which lately don’t even disguise the fact that they work for the cartels.

And I don’t blame the local cops either, they are in the middle of everything, are underpaid and the cartels threatens them and their families, so they have no option other than help the cartels.

I personally don’t think the violence will ever spill to the US. The cartels are very quiet and discreet on the other side because that’s the best strategy and Law enforcement in the US works.

What kind of action would you like America to take against the drug war?

Easy. 2 things: one, stop consuming drugs. Really, that would make it go away faster. And two, stop pretending you don’t have crooked agents too, how do you guys think this business works? The HAVE to go through the border, and trust me, they’re not going to be passing several tons of that crap in a small, hidden compartment of a Volkswagen..

Actually my mom wanted to send a … public letter? to the USA about that.. asking the young to stop consuming drugs one, because it’s bad for them and two, because they’re killing us.

There’s this black humour phrase that just came out in my town.. supposedly the narcs slogan is “We’re not letting drugs kill your children.. we’re killing them for you.” ..something like that

Does the Mexican government have a price on certain Cartel members heads? What are the chances of the army becoming corrupt?

There is a program to anonymously call the authorities and you get a reward for the cartel leaders. I would call them if I had the info, from a totally random public phone and disguising my voice, and wouldn’t want the reward (aprox 25k dollars) because the government is so corrupt the cartels would find me.

I think the chances of the army being corrupt are far less that any other government sector. Until now they are the cleanest and most respected by the people institution. They are our last bastion, so they better be.

Do you know people involved on any side? How do you not get sucked into it? Eventually the war will make it so commerce stops, you don’t have a job and a cartel offers you a job. 

Drugs have always been a part of my city. We know who’s who, the government know who’s who.. hell, I had neighbours who were narcs, and across the street lived a federal agent. Their kids played together, they were even good neighbours. We all knew. They knew. It’s like the coyote and that big white dog cartoon, at lunch time they’re friends, but as soon as the whistle blows, they go back to their jobs.

And yes, this has also been like this forever, they will offer you guns, money, a car.. but in the end, you’ll get killed. I do know people involved, but no one close.. it’s like I told you, a lot of people are involved and at one point you know the guy or you’ve seen them and stuff..

How does all this affects your daily life?

Can’t be out after midnight, there is no curfew but chances of getting robbed are very increased

In my wife’s work women have the earlier job shifts to let them get out earlier and be in less danger. she normally works 8-5, but they have 11-8 shifts.

I have to constantly check the news for cartel roadblocks. They steal cars and buses and just let them lay in the street to interfere with army movement in the city. They do this when they will do something and don’t want the army to arrive.

It also has affected me because I have developed a sixth sense while driving of “shit-is-going-on-ahead” so I take alternative streets sometimes just as a caution.

On christmas we didn’t really know if the sounds where firecrackers or shootings / grenades

I caught a guy stealing from my car, he was half inside my car from the window, I yelled “hey!” and had second thoughts, maybe he was carrying a gun so I just hide behind a wall. The guy ran off but he actually never saw me.

Are many people wholly unrelated to the drug war/cartels, consistently kidnapped/shot/etc?

Based on the news, and what happens at the hospital, I guesstimate that for every 10 people who suffer some kind of atrocity, 2 were not related.

Im confused as to why normal people like yourself are getting harassed? I was under the assumption that the cartels were violent and caused a lot of collateral damage, but were NOT specifically going after your average Jose. Do you think it is because they’ve caused so much chaos that the petty thugs now see it as a free for all, since the cops have bigger things to worry about?

"They’ve caused so much chaos that the petty thugs now see it as a free for all, since the cops have bigger things to worry about?"

That and the lack of cops, because they have been steadily murdering every cop there is.

What’s the worst thing that’s ever happened to you due to a conflict between the two sides?

A shooting in my house. Well thank God they didn’t come inside, but there were soldiers on the roof, a helicopter, narcs outside, gunfight.. dead people..

They’ve followed me in my car, had to call the feds.

Extortion calls. Kidnapping threats. “Revision” at gunpoint of my aunt and uncle [they check you to see if you're a regular person or a narc.. sometimes they take a wrong guess and just shoot you.]

But I think the worst is the constant fear, 24/7, that something could happen to my family/loved ones.

Do you think a social campaign against violence and drugs we have any impact on the situation? It seems like any physical or military challenge results in further violence and causes people to withdraw, but who can the cartels target when there is a social campaign?

Let’s say we have a social campaign against drugs. I’m not sure what a campaign against violence is. Let’s say our campaign is 100% effective and no one uses drugs, here in Mexico. We still have demand from the US and cartels are still in business. So it would be beneficial for the population but wouldn’t do a thing against traffic. What I think would make things better, is more jobs and education, that way people wouldn’t want to work for the cartels, better to have an honest job.

Is Mexico safe to visit for middle class white people?

You could come to Mexico City with no problem, I see american tourist all the time. So, yeah it’s pretty safe, normally they don’t target civilians and much less americans, most of all to not draw more attention from the US than needed.

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Footage of Man Trapped on Elevator for 41 Hours

Young Thai men dressing up as Mexican gangbangers. For fun…

“What Facebook Is Doing to Your Brain Is Kind of Shocking.”

Dating with Tourette’s Syndrome

Delicious Vietnamese Coffee…

Around the Horn Studio Tour – Goodfellas Tribute

Deadmau5 crazy studio setup

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Your damn awesome pics and videos of the day – Ned Hardy

16 Things Single People Need To Stop Saying – Knowd

Kiefer Sutherland Confirms Work on Mortal Kombat – Crowd Ignite

Soldiers know the stars (80 HQ Photos) – The Brigade

The Weirdest Guy On Twitter, Hands Down – Drunken Stepfather

Miley Cyrus doing naughty things in a bikini – Celeb Jihad

Army Girls from different countries (33 photo) – Leenks

77 Facts That Sound Like Huge Lies But Are Actually Completely True – Linkiest

There are some things you just can’t argue with – Bro My God

Kendall Jenner and a Friend Play Some Frisbee in Their Bikinis – G-Celeb

3 Hollywood Stars Who Got Started in Porn – Double Viking

Deimante Guobyte went to the beach…looks good in bikini – Celeb Slam

Awesome…A Fantastic Mini-Mech Cell Phone Holder – Unreality Mag

What We’ve Gathered In Boobs This Week (45 Pics) – Radass

The 20 Funniest Photos Of The Week – World Wide Interweb

Jourdan Dunn is a name you should know – Moe Jackson

Don’t You Dare Laugh (15 Pics) – Regretful Morning

Things That Make Us LOL! – OMG Cute Things

Alli is your hot college coed of the day – Big 10 Tens

Parenting… I think you might be doing it right (29 Photos) – Bad Sentinel

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When I’m in public and I fart louder than I expected to 

When I got my first blow job

When I’m alone at home and I hear the toilet flush upstairs.

When my mother asks me what incognito mode is and why my dad would need to use it

When I get to the final exam and see something i’ve never seen before

When I go from a 1mb internet connection to 30

When the teacher says, “split yourselves up into groups”

When I’m drunk and I overhear my name at a party

When I just finish up fapping and I hear my parents car pull in

When the beat drops 

When I notice I missed my stop on the bus

When someone wake me up in the middle of the night and ask me if i was sleeping 

When my dog poops on the floor after leaving him home all day 

When I remember the pizza I put in the oven an hour ago 

When I see my bike that was stolen last week locked up outside the cafeteria

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Have you ever heard of The Curse of the Traveler?

An old vagabond in his 60s told me about it over a beer in Central America, goes something like this: The more places you see, the more things you see that appeal to you, but no one place has them all. In fact, each place has a smaller and smaller percentage of the things you love, the more things you see. It drives you, even subconsciously, to keep looking, for a place not that’s perfect (we all know there’s no Shangri-La), but just for a place that’s “just right for you.” But the curse is that the odds of finding “just right” get smaller, not larger, the more you experience. So you keep looking even more, but it always gets worse the more you see. This is Part A of the Curse.

Part B is relationships. The more you travel, the more numerous and profoundly varied the relationships you will have. But the more people you meet, the more diffused your time is with any of them. Since all these people can’t travel with you, it becomes more and more difficult to cultivate long term relationships the more you travel. Yet you keep traveling, and keep meeting amazing people, so it feels fulfilling, but eventually, you miss them all, and many have all but forgotten who you are. And then you make up for it by staying put somewhere long enough to develop roots and cultivate stronger relationships, but these people will never know what you know or see what you’ve seen, and you will always feel a tinge of loneliness, and you will want to tell your stories just a little bit more than they will want to hear them. The reason this is part of the Curse is that it gets worse the more you travel, yet travel seems to be a cure for a while.

None of this is to suggest that one should ever reduce travel. It’s just a warning to young Travelers, to expect, as part of the price, a rich life tinged with a bit of sadness and loneliness, and angst that’s like the same nostalgia everyone feels for special parts of their past, except multiplied by a thousand.

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Imagine each of the bodies used to be a living, breathing human. Each soldier there had a childhood, memories, they had felt things and smelled things, and seen things.

Everything in these soldier’s lives led up to their deaths. Their existence could be neatly summed up with an age and a name, and forgotten so easily, as if they had never existed or even mattered in the first place. They knew serving carried risk of harm to life and limb, they weighed the consequences and their incredible bravery led them into battle, but they could never know the finality of death, that the whole of their physical and mental being would cease as a function. They may have lay awake at night in fear of meeting their maker, or had reservations as they first signed their name on the piece of paper that made them a soldier, but none of them knew this was their fate. How could they?

Just recently they would have been smiling, and jovial. They would have been conversing and emoting and looking in one another’s eyes to derive meaning from visual and auditory cues. Not so long ago they would have been exquisite examples of a living, breathing organism. But as the synapses in their brain shut down, and the activity between neurons turns to excess heat instead of prolonging sustained consciousness, they are nothing more then shells of living creatures.

If you’ve seen someone die, you know it can happen quickly, and it’s hard to comprehend the full implication of a life coming to an end. From the observer’s point of view its just another event, it may bring on emotions and feelings, but as far as the universe is concerned its just energy moving around.

We may be born to die, and that’s depressing as hell, but each one of us is a unique tapestry of history, memories and personalities, and as long as we are alive we continue growing with complexity and weaving ourselves further into the shared history of our earth, our galaxy, our sun, and everything that had a part in making us. That being said, remember that each one of the soldiers strewn about the beach by the careless throws of death and pushed up the sand by the unforgiving current was a truly irreparable loss. Remember that no one person’s life is worth more then another, and that the loss of anyone, anywhere, for any reason is a tragedy and we must all share in the pain. – Sgt_Smiles

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