Wednesday, November 07, 2007
Genghis Blues
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Blues 7,
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World Music 9
Dracula, a Love Scene
I dedicate this excerpt to my dear friend Dorothy with whom I saw that film way back in 1979. We were most definitely under the charm...
Starring Frank Langella
...it simply doesn't get any better than that!
Starring Frank Langella
Tuesday, November 06, 2007
Stars circling the supermassive black hole in the center of our galaxy
Max-Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics (MPE)
"An international team of astronomers, lead by researchers at the Max-Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics (MPE), has directly observed an otherwise normal star orbiting the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way Galaxy."
Stars around a Black Hole in the Milky Way
"Andrea Ghez et al of the UCLA Astronomy Department's Galactic Center Group published a paper in Nature in 2000 where they observe orbits of a dozen individual stars near the center of our galaxy. They used these observations to predict the position of a supermassive black hole there. This movie shows these observations, with their extrapolated orbits. The side of the initial box is about 0.8 parsecs (15 trillion miles), while the cross in the center is the position of the black hole."
Stars around a Black Hole in the Milky Way - As seen from the Black Hole
"Andrea Ghez et al of the UCLA Astronomy Department's Galactic Center Group published a paper in Nature in 2000 where they observe orbits of a dozen individual stars near the center of our galaxy. They used these observations to predict the position of a supermassive black hole there. This movie shows the motion of these stars as seen from the Black Hole."
Stars around a Black Hole in the Milky Way
"Andrea Ghez et al of the UCLA Astronomy Department's Galactic Center Group published a paper in Nature in 2000 where they observe orbits of a dozen individual stars near the center of our galaxy. They used these observations to predict the position of a supermassive black hole there. This movie shows these observations, with their extrapolated orbits. The side of the initial box is about 0.8 parsecs (15 trillion miles), while the cross in the center is the position of the black hole."
"An international team of astronomers, lead by researchers at the Max-Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics (MPE), has directly observed an otherwise normal star orbiting the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way Galaxy."
"Andrea Ghez et al of the UCLA Astronomy Department's Galactic Center Group published a paper in Nature in 2000 where they observe orbits of a dozen individual stars near the center of our galaxy. They used these observations to predict the position of a supermassive black hole there. This movie shows these observations, with their extrapolated orbits. The side of the initial box is about 0.8 parsecs (15 trillion miles), while the cross in the center is the position of the black hole."
"Andrea Ghez et al of the UCLA Astronomy Department's Galactic Center Group published a paper in Nature in 2000 where they observe orbits of a dozen individual stars near the center of our galaxy. They used these observations to predict the position of a supermassive black hole there. This movie shows the motion of these stars as seen from the Black Hole."
"Andrea Ghez et al of the UCLA Astronomy Department's Galactic Center Group published a paper in Nature in 2000 where they observe orbits of a dozen individual stars near the center of our galaxy. They used these observations to predict the position of a supermassive black hole there. This movie shows these observations, with their extrapolated orbits. The side of the initial box is about 0.8 parsecs (15 trillion miles), while the cross in the center is the position of the black hole."
Sunday, November 04, 2007
Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire - Shall we dance? (1937)
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Saturday, November 03, 2007
Friday, November 02, 2007
Truth about Monsanto & Fox News
"!!!STOP DRINKING MILK - WATCH THIS!! - This is a little clip from The Corporation which I highly reccomend to everyone!"
Obsessed & Scientific
"Is time travel possible? In this fascinating short documentary, director Jay Cheel explores the real-life theories behind the science."
Undersea Kingdom: Chapter 1 - Beneath the Ocean Floor (1936)
Ray 'Crash' Corrigan, a recent graduate of Annapolis, travels with Professor Norton, his Son Billy, and plucky reporter Diana Compton to the Undersea Kingdom of Atlantis to locate the cause of a series of earthquakes. When they arrive, Crash and his friends become embroiled in a battle between warring Atlanteans.
Directors: B. Reeves Eason & Joseph Kane
Producer: Nat Levine
Production Company: Republic Pictures
Creative Commons license: Public Domain
Directors: B. Reeves Eason & Joseph Kane
Producer: Nat Levine
Production Company: Republic Pictures
Creative Commons license: Public Domain
The Great Alaskan Mystery: Chapter 1 - Shipwrecked Among Icebergs
"Also known as "The Great Northern Mystery". "An adventurer goes after Nazi spies who have a new death ray called the Paratron." Directed by Lewis D. Collins and Ray Taylor, written by Jack Foley and George H. Plympton, 1944. Video in the public domain available at Archive.org"
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Larry Carlton with special guest Robben Ford, 2006
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Tokyo Jazz 2007 - Mike Stern Band
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Lee Ritenour - 24th Street Blues
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