[sasaderesada]

hey there mister son,

we really don't mean any dis-respect down here on little ol' planet earth, but somebody lost our instruction manual, and so we're just trying to wing-it as best we can.

so, just keep shinin' that good light our way, eh? and when the celestual- tsumani comes rolling through, you can count on us to be there, a dancing in the light, and singing songs of freedom, till the cows come home.

and then there's going to be a big party, and you're invited- come as you must...

and on the lighter side of life, : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65spg...elated&search=

bob

[GogaMegaPis]

music of the spheres. hmmmm. http://news.yahoo.com/s/space/200704...tmospheresings

charran

[GogaMegaPis]

this was an interesting article i read on how the solar cycle and housing booms/busts are related.

http://ray.tomes.biz/b2/index.php/a/...over_the_last_

charran

[sasaderesada]

you know, i'm definitely not a math guy, but the "harmony of the spheres" thing has been known since at the days of keepler, and the "musical relationship" surrounding the ordering of the planets is old hat also, at least to me. who could have ever imagined that one day, we'd begin to actually hear the music? sweet!

bob

[GogaMegaPis]

bob,

it is sweet isn't it???

if you thought i'd stop there...naw! i got one more goodie for ya!!!

not sure if anyone has posted anything on this yet anywhere on the old ask2k group. know i haven't seen it yet on the forum. so here goes.

remember those stories about how athena came out of the head of zeus in roman mythology? might it be that it was really venus splitting off from the side of jupiter? check out what this link proposes for how the rest of the solar system has been birthed by the sun.

http://www.goldlibrary.com/sunborn.html

i thought it was interesting.

charran