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Yesterday

I dont want to write what happened in yesterday’s welcome party! Though I made an overconfident deceleration in facebook to write everything about it. Every time I remember it I get embarrassed, but dont know why!
As always the show started at “Nepali Time” i.e. 1/2 half hour later most probably 1 hour later. Grade 11 and Grade 12 were separately seated,11 were down on ground floor where as 12 were on very up on balcony. And girls and boys were also separated;Jesus may have known what that college was thinking while planning the seat! A welcome song with Molihss all over the lyrics! I just dont want to make any comment about it except ******! and welcoming the guests of-course.
Oh yea, there was a fresher hunt;as the name refer (FRESHER) it was only for Grade 11 students and there was three judges,two were the teachers of college itself and one was the most hated Miss Nepal ever in the history of Nepal, you can guess who it is; I dont want to mention name!
As always we student cant face the big crowd and get awesome nervous because our country’s school n colleges only wants 100% students pass in exams and really ignores other factors without which, ones education is useless shit! So, ofcourse the participants get nervous except 1 or 2. I don’t want to say but how the college can have thought about overall development of students organizing such programs with almost no preparation.
Sorry but this is true and dont point me that I am only mentioning -ve points; what my eyes showed to my mind that I am writing.
And of-course prize distribution of 1 week long sports week! Now I m ashamed to tell that I study in Molihss because they really dont give a shit on having classes on different extra activities like dance, art, music, sports; and run to held sports week, competition. So the point is the student who is new or not good at any activity will always remain backward and can do nothing except watch the prize distribution and clap on others.
As always we student cant face the big crowd and get awesome nervous because our country’s school n colleges only wants 100% students pass in exams and really ignores other factors without which, ones education is useless shit! So, of course the participants get nervous except 1 or 2. I dont want to say but how the college can have thought about overall development of students organizing such programs with almost no preparation.
Sorry but this is true and dont point me that I am only mentioning -ve points; what my eyes showed to my mind that I am writing.
And of-course prize distribution of 1 week long sports week! Now I m ashamed to tell that I study in Molihss because they really don’t give a shit on having classes on different extra activities like dance, art, music, sports; and run to held sports week, competition. So the point is the student who is new or not good at any activity will always remain backward and can do nothing except watch the prize distribution and clap on others.
Of-course a party means alot of FUN and the FUN was dance n music. I did miss many that kind of events because of the lunch break. The break was for 30 minutes but the food which college had provided was finished and we had to wait. But later they announced go back to the hall and watch the FUN! So we back off to FUN and now this time all the students were on ground floor. I thought many have returned home because the hall was not shining with smiling faces but the crowd of back guys was dancing in an ill manner like they have been just rescued from a male prostitute!
Couple dance in non other than bollywood song : girls in red sari and boys in black suit; very slow song; all of them were from Science stream!
Guitar,drum,vocal was another FUN.Finally we went to have lunch but I want to call it dinner. Outside was totally dark,teachers were announcing bus facilities for Bhaktapur and a foolish announcement of bus to Lagankhel only for girls. Again Jesus may have known what was on their mind. I really dont know who which foolish will rape such ugly girls and everybody knows boys cant have sex when they are that tired bcoz of jumping and dancing as I previously mentioned : like they were just rescued from prostitution.
What after that, vehicles were on the road but only handful! Some of we rushed towards the bus stand where the bus to Lagankhel could be catchup! And what,we waited just like the crowd of other people who were waiting for bus after the whole day job and back to their home. After waiting for several minutes 1 bus came,thank got I got a seat but the tired people from their jobs were all standing, but I really didn’t care.
I was planning to get off the bus in Satdobato, and as I planned there the bus stop was empty in Lagankhel with some buses to other destinations!
From Satdobato 1.5 km walk to home but it really dont matter for me bcoz I think no body is in love with that silent, airy, fresh : non pollution road except me. I ve been walking that road 2 times a day minimum from grade 5 and I know I will be walking on her till my death.

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AND FINALLY

Moon Attack : formal name : LCROSS

LUNAR CRATER OBSERVATION AND SENSING SATELLITE

LCROSS

NASA’S LCROSS Reveals Target Crater for Lunar South Pole Impacts
09.11.09

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LCROSS will search for water ice by sending its spent upper-stage Centaur rocket to impact the permanently shadowed polar crater. The satellite will fly into the plume of dust left by the impact and measure the properties before also colliding with the lunar surface. The LCROSS team selected Cabeus A based on a set of conditions that include proper debris plume illumination for visibility from Earth, a high concentration of hydrogen, and mature crater features such as a flat floor, gentle slopes and the absence of large boulders.

“The selection of Cabeus A was a result of a vigorous debate within the lunar science community that included review of the latest data from Earth-based observatories and our fellow lunar missions Kaguya, Chandrayaan-1, and the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter,” said Anthony Colaprete, LCROSS project scientist and principle investigator at NASA’s Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, Calif. “The team is looking forward to the impacts and the wealth of information this unique mission will produce.”

A cadre of professional astronomers using many of the Earth’s most capable observatories is helping maximize the scientific return from the LCROSS impacts. These observatories include the Infrared Telescope Facility and Keck telescope in Hawaii; the Magdalena Ridge and Apache Ridge Observatories in New Mexico and the MMT Observatory in Arizona; the newly refurbished Hubble Space Telescope; and the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, among others.

“These and several other telescopes participating in the LCROSS Observation Campaign will provide observations from different vantage points using different types of measurement techniques,” said Jennifer Heldmann, lead for the LCROSS Observation Campaign at Ames. “These multiple observations will complement the LCROSS spacecraft data to help determine whether or not water ice exists in Cabeus A.”

During a media briefing Sept. 11, Daniel Andrews, LCROSS project manager at Ames, provided a mission status update indicating the spacecraft is healthy and has enough fuel to successfully accomplish all mission objectives. Andrews also announced the dedication of the LCROSS mission to the memory of legendary news anchor, Walter Cronkite, who provided coverage of NASA’s missions from the beginning of America’s manned space program to the age of the space shuttle.

“Dad would sure be proud to be part, if just in name, of getting humans back up to the moon and beyond,” said Chip Cronkite, son of the famed news anchor.

The LCROSS mission was selected in April 2006 as a mission manifested with the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. Both missions launched on June 18, 2009 on an Atlas V from Cape Canaveral, Fla. The LCROSS mission and science operations are managed at Ames.

“The LCROSS team has long been preparing for its final destination on the moon, and we’re looking forward to October 9,” Andrews said. “The next 28 days will undoubtedly be very exciting.”

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Why are NASA ‘bombing’ the moon? Find out all you need to know

By Mirror.co.uk 9/10/2009

Scientists hope to make a splash by “bombing” the Moon with two spacecraft today.

The plan is to slam the projectiles into a dark crater at the lunar south pole, kicking up a six-mile high dust cloud that may contain water.

British researchers helped Nasa pick the spot for the drama, which will be broadcast live on the American space agency’s website.

The Cabeus south polar region was identified by the University of Durham team as a site with high concentrations of hydrogen – a key component of water.

It is believed water ice could lie at the bottom of dark craters at the Moon’s poles, where temperatures are lower than minus 170C.

The crashing spacecraft consist of an orbiter, LCROSS (Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite), which is now mapping the lunar surface, and its 2.2 tonne empty Centaur launch rocket.

Both are currently on collision course with the Moon and still attached together.

In the early hours, British time, the probe and rocket will separate. Then at 12.31pm the larger rocket will smash into the crater at 5,600 mph, blasting out 350 tonnes of debris in a 6.2 mile high plume.

Following close behind, the LCROSS satellite beaming live pictures back to Earth will fly through the material and four minutes later plunge into the crater itself. LCROSS will trigger its own dust cloud a third of the size of the first one.

Amateur astronomers in dark parts of the world will be able to view the spectacle through their own instruments. But daylight will make this impossible in the UK.

Dr Vincent Eke, from the Institute for Computational Cosmology at the University of Durham, said: “Water ice could be stable for billions of years on the Moon provided that it is cold enough.

“If ice is present in the permanently shaded lunar craters of the Moon then it could potentially provide a water source for the eventual establishment of a manned base on the Moon.

“Such a base could be used as a platform for exploration into the further reaches of our Solar System.”

The energy generated by the rocket hitting the Moon will be equivalent to exploding about two tonnes of TNT, he said.

He added: “While this sounds dramatic, the impact of this will simply create one more dimple on the moonscape.

“The cratered surface of the Moon shows it has a history of violent collisions with asteroids and comets.”

Dr Eke led a study of data from Nasa’s 1998 Lunar Prospector mission which showed that hydrogen was concentrated in permanently shaded craters at the Moon’s polar regions.

If the hydrogen really is a sign of ice, it implies that the craters could hold a total of 200,000 million litres of water.

Last month new findings from three spacecraft, including India’s Chandrayaan-1 probe, showed that small amounts of water might be chemically bound up with the Moon’s soil.

The smaller probe carrying cameras and other scientific instruments separated from the rocket as planned.

It is now trailing behind ready to measure the debris kicked up by the rocket before hitting the moon’s surface four minutes later.

NASA Targets Moon !!! (Bigbang on Moon by missile)

Has a hyperactive five-year-old taken over as the director of NASA? It sure seems like it. On Friday morning, an unmanned spacecraft launched in June will crash into the moon’s surface. On purpose.

Anyone not named Michael Bay is likely to ask why. Here’s the answer: NASA wants to know if the twin impacts of the Lunar Crater Observation and its Sensing Satellite (LCROSS) will reveal any ice or water under the moon’s surface.

Finding out shouldn’t be an issue. When the twin crafts hit the lunar surface at around 6,000 mph, NASA expects “plumes of moon dust — perhaps full of ice — (to soar) 6.2 miles high above the moon’s Cabeus crater.”

Anticipation among the earthbound is running high. Lookups on “nasa moon bombing” are scorching the search box. Related queries on “nasa.gov” and “NASA moon mission” are also rocketing skywards. More than a few folks are wondering how much the soon-to-be-destroyed LCROSS costs. Answer: $79 million, according to Christian Science Monitor.

Clearly, this is one of those cases where a picture is worth a thousand words. We’re gonna go one better and show you a video from NASA. The animated clip shows what NASA expects to happen. The entire sequence looks a bit like one of Dr. Evil’s satellites crashing into the Death Star. In other words, it’s awesome. See it for yourself below.

WASHINGTON (AFP) – NASA is preparing a violent return to the moon Friday as part of a mission to send a satellite and a rocket booster crashing into the planet’s surface to look for water.

Conspiracy theories aside — a ‘do not bomb the moon’ website is already campaigning against the move — there is no actual bomb, but the US space agency’s LCROSS satellite and heavier Centaur upper-stage rocket will still leave huge impact sites where NASA hopes to find evidence of water or ice.

At 1130 GMT, the rocket and four minutes later the spacecraft will separately race into the moon at 5,600 miles (9,000 kilometers) per hour to kick up approximately 6.2 miles (10 km) of lunar dirt from the Cabeus crater floor near the planet’s south pole.

The flash that will follow the impact will last about 30 seconds.

A camera mounted on the 1,965-pound (891-kilogram) Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite (LCROSS) will beam live footage back to Earth.

The carnage is also the first preparatory mission of the Constellation program that aims to bring Americans back to the moon by 2020.

“We don’t anticipate anything about presence or absence of water immediately. It’s going to take us some time,” cautioned Anthony Colaprete, project scientist and principal investigator for the LCROSS mission, which has a 79-million-dollar budget.

Colaprete projected it would take several days for analysts to evaluate the data and several weeks to determine whether and how much hydrogen-bearing compounds were found.

For those hoping to catch a bare-eyed glimpse of the impact, the scientist had sad news.

“It’s not going to be a grand spectacle that you can go outside in your back yard and see with your bare eyes or even a good binoculars. It’s going to be too faint,” said Colaprete.

More powerful telescopes around the world and also the Hubble Space Telescope will nevertheless get a good view as they focus on the giant cloud of debris.

NASA scientists will be looking at what spews out after 350 tonnes of debris is ejected from the cold, dark Cabeus crater, staking its hopes on water in the form of ice.

The crater is 62 miles (100 km) across and between 1.6 and 2.5 miles (2.5 to four km) deep.

“We’re hunting for how water ice was stored and trapped in these permanently shadowed areas over billions of years and we want to find out how much there is,” explained Peter Schultz, a professor of geological sciences at Brown University who helped design the mission.

The mission comes just two weeks after India hailed the discovery of water on the Moon with its Chandrayaan-1 satellite mission in partnership with NASA.

Scientists had previously theorized that, except for the possibility of ice at the bottom of craters, the moon was totally dry.

Finding water on Earth’s satellite would be a major breakthrough in space exploration and pave the way toward future lunar bases for drinking water or fuel, or even man living on another planet.

“This could be the place that we could go to mine water for a permanent lunar base,” said Schultz.

“It tells us something about how water was delivered to the moon and other planets in a sort of cosmic rain, meaning impacts from comets over eons.”

But much uncertainty surrounds NASA’s future dealings with the moon, as key review panel appointed by President Barack Obama’s administration said existing budgets bar a return to the cold planet before 2020

From www.meroguff.com

Excuse my word in the title ‘Bomb’ the moon, but I couldn’t find any generic word than that with what NASA folks are doing this coming Friday, October 9th 2009. This is NASA’s year long planned mission named LCROSS(Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite) which is finally taking place the day after tomorrow. This historic moment will be showcased live herein US at 6:15AM EDT and 3:15AM PDT on October 9th, 2009. I’m on 3:15AM zone, so, will set the timer to wake me up to check that event out live on NASA channel.

Whats my take on this?
Well, I don’t know if it’s the continuation of the same old top secrets that US long ago planned to show it’s might by dropping nuclear bombs on the moon during the cold war or if it’s geared towards scientific research. They’ve claimed that this is for finding water on moon in general term but it sounds vague and mysterious when scientists from India already confirmed the traces of water on the moon many years ago. Whatever the cause, it’s quite a dilemma for now. But, I’m quite excited for sure to see the results.

Should we let them happen this?
I should say YES. Till now, most of the theories and statements are based upon delicate obscured researches and fictions. When we are ignorant of the things beyond our understanding, we human nature tend to shape it in our own way and give it several names. When I read many science books, most of those things are based on that, same hypothetical stuffs without much base and proof. Science has ability to prove every single things happening in the universe. BUT IT’S NOT YET READY to do that SOLID. All the big bang theories, parallel universe, multiverse etc are mere assumptions of scientists who calculated things on their own way. We have no other choice than to believe and follow it. Before Galileo, everyone believed Sun revolves around Earth. We need someone like him in every generation who could unfold the mysteries of universe bit by bit with rock solid proof. To me, causing some explosion on Moon’s surface to find out the real deal is permissible. This is one step forward for entire humankind to see progress towards demystifying the secrets of the universe. So, let’s cheer and see what happens next.

What are other opinions?
Right now in science communities, there are serious discussions going on all around the globe regarding this bombing. Half of them are opposing this whereas half of them are supporting it. Those who supported were quite excited like me but some of those comments were real eerie.

Following is the excerpt from WWW,

“The planned October 9, 2009 bombing of the moon by a NASA orbiter that will bomb the moon with a 2-ton kinetic weapon to create a 5 mile wide deep crater as an alleged water-seeking and lunar colonization experiment, is contrary to space law prohibiting environmental modification of celestial bodies. The NASA moon bombing, a component of the LCROSS mission, may also trigger conflict with known extraterrestrial civilizations on the moon as reported on the moon in witnessed statements by U.S. astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong, and in witnessed statements to NSA (National Security Agency) photos and documents regarding an extraterrestrial base on the dark side of the moon” src here

We cannot deny the fact that other lifeforms also exist together with us in this universe. If we earthlings can step forward to reach on the surface of the moon, there are possibly other species from another planets hungry for knowledge of their existence, just like us craving for knowledge. It’s nothing but the extreme of foolishness to believe that we’re the only lifeforms in this entire gazillions of galaxies.

So, how will it happen??
In simple term rocket will be launched from somewhere in Florida, headed towards the moon and then some part takes off from the rocket from where the rocket will enter the orbit of moon, after revolving moon for some time, it’ll hit the designated crater of moon double the speed of the fired bullet and cause some explosion which will scatter the debris from the moons surface and the other part of the rocket will take the snap shot and do their job confirming if it’s indeed the water particles or other substances. For more detail observation of all this, click here and click here for more info on which crater the explosion will occur upon.

Interesting Video:
Earth without Moon
Bomb the moon

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Where the F*** is ONE NINE NINE FOUR

Hello All

Jai here with some interesting news. The very FIRST and LAST ever public screening of ONE NINE NINE FOUR will be happening Tuesday September 29th as part of the Calgary International Film Festival in Canada. I will be present to introduce the film and do a Q & A afterwards. You can find details, buy tickets and get more information here.

Why will it be the last ever screening of ONE NINE NINE FOUR? Well it’s finished. Has been for awhile actually. We had distributors and sponsors in place and were gearing up to have it out by the end of the year. I was very excited to finally get this thing(my “baby” if you will) that I had been working on for 3 years out.

But then a little thing called music clearances got in the way. You see when you make a music documentary there is usually a lot of original music(45 awesome tracks in my case) and you have to pay the labels and publishers for the rights to use this music. Unfortunately, for some of these bigger labels and publishers the money in our budget that we allocated for music licensing wasn’t enough and now we are stuck with a finished film that we can’t legally release.

At first I was kinda depressed about this but then I found out that I am not the only documentary film maker having problems with the nightmare of music clearances stopping your film from being released. In an article in Variety published in April of this year, it talks about much more established film makers also having trouble releasing their music films for exactly the same reason. Take a minute to read this very interesting article here.

So what options do I have?

1. I can take out all of the music and just release the film soundtrack-less. 90 minutes of talking heads!

2. I could get some teenage garage band to cover all of the songs for $100.

3. I could have my apartment broken into, a DVD screener stolen, ripped and leaked online for everyone to consume for FREE.

4. I can raise the funds needed to clear the music and release the film legitimately. This would be the best way but seeing as we have already spent a considerable amount of money making this film, it’s hard to get MORE money for a film that could potentially never see the light of day.

We have decided to try and raise the money needed by selling T-Shirts. Yes. T-Shirts. We have created SAVE ONE NINE NINE FOUR T-Shirts and all profits will go back into the films budget to pay for music licensing.

I might be crazy but making a documentary about the DIY ethos of punk rock in the 90’s, I have a pretty good blueprint and precedent that it can be done.

But I can’t do it alone, I need your help. I need you to forward this email on to everyone you know, post it on twitter, facebook, myspace, digg, your neighbours window, engrave it into your desk at school whatever.

Please check out the T-Shirts at our online store at www.zazzle.com/jaipar984

If you like the shirts, tell your friends and together lets save ONE NINE NINE FOUR. By everyone coming together it will no longer be my film it will be our film.

Thanks for listening,

Jai Al-Attas
writer & director of One Nine Nine Four
www.onenineninefour.com
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