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I Guess there is not much of a Match for a Skiier, a RedNeck and a Wolf.

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I Guess there is not much of a Match for a Skiier, a RedNeck and a Wolf.

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‘Supermoon’ Tonight! Tips to See Year’s Biggest Full Moon

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Space.com

If the full moon looks a bit bigger and brighter in tonight’s sky, you’re not seeing things: It’s just the “supermoon” — the biggest moon of 2012. And there’s a meteor shower from Halley’s comet peaking tonight, too, adding to the sky show.
The full moon of May will hit its peak overnight tonight and early Sunday (May 5 and 6) just one minute after the moon makes its closest approach to Earth. The timing means the moon, weather permitting, could appear up to 14 percent bigger and 30 percent brighter than the average full moon, an event scientists have nicknamed the “supermoon.”
The moon will be at its fullest at 11:35 p.m. EDT (0335 Sunday GMT) just after hitting perigee, the point in its orbit that brings the moon closest to Earth. The technical name for the event is a “perigee moon,” though NASA and other scientists have dubbed May’s full moon as the supermoon of 2012.
The moon will be about 221,802 miles (356,955 kilometers) from Earth, about 12.2 percent closer to our planet than when the moon is at apogee, its farthest point. The average Earth-moon distance is about 230,000 miles (384,400 km).
The last time a supermoon occurred was in March 2011. That supermoon was actually closer to Earth than the moon will be tonight by about 248 miles (400 km). [Amazing Supermoon Photos from 2011]

Big moon rising
A good time to watch is during moonrise or moonset. At these times, due to reasons astronomers don’t fully understand, the moon can appear much larger than when it is higher in the sky. But the view is actually an optical illusion (also known as the “moon illusion“).
The moon is no larger than it is when it’s overhead in the night sky and you can prove it yourself. Here’s how, when the moon is low on the horizon measure its size with a ruler or your thumb and forefinger. When it’s higher up in the sky, try again. The distances will be the same.
For observers in California, the moon will rise at about 7:37 p.m. PDT, while skywatchers with a clear horizon on the East Coast will see it rise at 7:46 p.m. EDT, though you can find the exact time for your location using the Old Farmer’s Almanac.
The extra big full moon of May can mean higher tides on Earth, an effect called “perigean tides,” but there is no chance of the supermoon posing a threat to Earth.
“In most places, lunar gravity at perigee pulls tide waters only a few centimeters (an inch or so) higher than usual,” astronomer Tony Phillips wrote in a NASA supermoon alert. “Local geography can amplify the effect to about 15 centimeters (6 inches) — not exactly a great flood.”

Meteors from Halley’s comet
The supermoon is not the only celestial sight gracing the evening skies this weekend. Tonight, the annual Eta Aquarid meteor shower will hit its peak, promising up to 60 meteors per hour for skywatchers with optimum viewing conditions (clear weather and away from city lights).
The Eta Aquarid meteor shower is one of two “shooting star” displays created by dust left over by the famed Halley’s comet as it makes its 76-year trip around the sun. The Orionid meteor shower in October is the other meteor show from the comet.
While the supermoon is expected to outshine the fainter Eta Aquarid meteors, NASA meteor expert Bill Cooke predicts that some bright fireballs may be visible. Cooke and his observing team at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center have already recorded several bright fireballs from the Eta Aquarids and are looking forward to seeing more tonight using the agency’s network of all-sky meteor cameras.
“Ideal viewing conditions are clear skies away from city lights, especially just before dawn,” NASA officials wrote in an Eta Aquarid meteor observing guide. ” Find an area well away from city or street lights. Lie flat on your back on a blanket, lawn chair or sleeping bag and look up, taking in as much of the sky as possible. After about 30 minutes in the dark, your eyes will adapt and you will begin to see meteors. Be patient — the show will last until dawn, so you have plenty of time to catch a glimpse.”

[WolfDio]

OK... the Pattern has been Locked & Loaded.

The Next Few should be:

MEAT
EAT
PUDDING
DISAFFECTED
ALIENATION
DISTRUST
ANIMATION

[WolfDio]

Loblaws Banishing Artificial Flavours and Colours



Ever had a craving for Yellow #5, Red #1, octyl acetate or isoamyl acetate?
Probably not—but that doesn’t mean you don’t eat them.
Artificial flavours and colours are ingredients in many processed foods—including items that may be marketed as healthy.
That won’t be the case for long at Loblaws though.
According to The Globe and Mail, the Canadian superstore plans to remove artificial flavours and colours from their signature President’s Choice line of products (including Blue Menu, Organics and Green branded products) by the end of 2013.
“We hear more and more concern from consumers about artificial flavours and colours and we just think it’s the right thing to do,” Ian Gordon, senior vice-president of Loblaw Brands, told The Globe and Mail.
In Canada, food companies aren’t required to list which artificial colours they use on food labels—but that hasn’t stopped the industry from responding to concerned consumers.
Nestle, for example, has removed artificial colours from Smarties in Canada. Loblaws is following suit, albeit on a larger scale.
Though this is a step in the right direction, it’s still important to read food labels to check for other potentially harmful ingredients you may want to avoid.

-Katharine Watts, Associate Web Editor

http://www.besthealthmag.ca/blog/pos...rs-and-colours

[WolfDio]

Roger Waters PassWord ~ MEAT

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[Mechman47]

Just back from the dog park, what a beauty day out.
Daisey (and Jen) are now crashed, so I have lost the tunes in the basement.
Thanks for catching the sequence shift on the words Wolfie.

All that meat on the grill is making my mouth water!
I best go start dinner, grilled pork tenderloin, eggplant parmigiana, roast potatoes and fried garlic spinach.
Have a great evening!

[WolfDio]

NICE!!!!
You have me Salivating too!!!!

I am somewhat Stuck inside doing Chores, but I am taking my Time and Enjoying the Q-Tunes.
No Calls in to w*rk, so All is Great!!

[WolfDio]

Roger Waters PassWord ~ EAT

[tad01]

Happy Cinco de Drinko day!

[WolfDio]

Happy Cinco de Drinko day!

Aiming on Staring at the Moon through Magaritas, Tonight.

So, if You Hear Howls Punctuated by Belches & Hiccups... that's me.

[kawam]

Got the family together for this one