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[the H team]

Suspected Texas bomber dies in blast

The person suspected of delivering six homemade bombs to locations around Austin, Texas, this month, killing two people, has died police said. The suspect is believed to have died after reportedly detonating a device off an interstate highway in the Round Rock area of the state capital. Since March 2nd a serial bomber has terrorized the Texas capital, leaving several explosive packages around the city.

[the H team]

Leafs blow three-goal lead, lose to Lightning

Alex Killorn broke a tie midway through the third period and the Tampa Bay Lightning scored the final four goals to rally past the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-3 on Tuesday night.

[the H team]

Today is...

The empty coffee pot in the break room… The cardboard tube dangling from the toilet paper holder, left untended and unchanged by the one who made it bare. Common Courtesy Day is your opportunity to refocus on your own common courtesy, as well as encouraging them in others. Whatever your concept of common courtesy is, use Common Courtesy Day to embody it.

[dededi]

Good morning everyone, hope you all have a wonderful day!!

[dededi]

[22hicks]

Good morning every1.

[rock lobster]

Hey Texas bomber :

[kenrod]

Good morning fellow Canucks!

Have a great peak of the week.

[the H team]

Hey Newfiescreech, this 1 is for you.

[heartgirl99]

* Mar 21 *

11:00 mega bull's eye guess ===>27

next guess at 2:00 for $1600

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[the H team]

11am bullseye guess - 27

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[rock lobster]

The second law of thermodynamics states that an isolated system's entropy never decreases spontaneously. Such systems spontaneously evolve towards thermodynamic equilibrium, the state with maximum entropy.


If the universe is falling apart, why isn't the universe falling apart?

[rock lobster]

An artist's impression of the material falling into a black hole and the resulting jet it produced.


A black hole that's gobbling down a stellar meal is providing insight
into how black holes devour matter and affect the evolution of galaxies.

Researchers found that the X-ray signal burst caused when a black hole
shredded a passing star was repeated in the radio wavelengths nearly two weeks later.

The radio echo most likely came from an exodus of
highly energetic particles streaming out of the black hole, the researchers said.

In 2014, Las Cumbres Observatory's All-sky Automated Survey for Supernovae,
a collection of robotic telescopes spread across the globe, picked up signals from 300 million light-years away.

The event, known as ASASSN-14li, occurred as a star was ripped to shreds after passing too close to a black hole.

Multiple telescopes immediately turned to track the tidal disruption flare,
a powerful explosion of electromagnetic energy caused by the destruction.

After poring through about six months' worth of data, Dheeraj Pasham,
a researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Sjoert van Velzen,
of Johns Hopkins University, found a pattern in the radio wavelength that nearly duplicates the X-ray signal.

"This is telling us the black hole feeding rate is controlling the strength of the jet it produces," Pasham said in a statement.

"A well-fed black hole produces a strong jet, while a malnourished black hole produces a weak jet or no jet at all.

This is the first time we've seen a jet that's controlled by a feeding supermassive black hole."

[the H team]

[heartgirl99]

* Mar 21 *

2:00 mega bull's eye guess ===>10

next guess at 5:00 for $1700

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