Happy Rep Day!

[SillyLoocie]

A bit of rep on a Sunday
Rep that's gonna launch you right into Monday!
Rep cause you should know that you are in my thoughts,
Rep if you are nutty & consume jello shots,
Rep if you're relaxing or twisting by the pool,
& rep for the followers of the Golden Rule,
Rep for the people, who are feeling just a tad wacky,
& rep for all who’ve dated somebody named Jackie,
Rep if you a sports fan & will be glued to the telly,
& sandwich rep for the people who like peanut butter & jelly,
Reps of kindness for listening instead of blurting,
& for being a sounding board for someone who is hurting,
Rep cause you remembered what you shouldn’t forget,
& rep for keeping in my the things you never should sweat,
Rep just because reppin’ is another habit ofmine,
& it’s also an excuse for posting a rhyme….

[madchives]

happy spacy sunday - thanks for the launch looooccccciieee


Jabbah the Star

Image courtesy Caltech/UCLA/NASA
Although from Earth it appears to be a single star, the bright spot known
as Jabbah (seen surrounded by red dust at right) is actually a system of
multiple stars—perhaps as many as seven.
The massive stars light up a nearby cloud of gas and dust called IC 4592,
as seen in this newly released picture from NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, or WISE,
space telescope. Other bright stars in this frame are part of what's
known as the Upper Scorpius Association. Astronomers think these stars
were born in the same cluster about five million years ago, but the stars
have since been moving apart and are probably no longer bound to each
other by gravity.
Published November 25, 2011





Portrait of a Black Hole

Illustration courtesy DSS and M. Weiss, CXC/NASA
An illustration of the Cygnus X-1 system shows a black hole drawing
matter off a nearby star. The infalling material creates a disk around
the black hole that emits powerful x-rays, which were first detected
more than 50 years ago.
Using the multiple radio observatories that make up the National Science Foundation's Very Long Baseline Array,
astronomers recently collected enough data to paint a more accurate
picture of the black hole in the famous system.
The scientists calculate that the black hole lies 6,070 light-years from Earth,
is more than 15 times as massive as our sun, and is spinning more than
800 times a second.
Published November 25, 2011




Astronaut Homecoming

Photograph courtesy Bill Ingalls, NASA
Support workers help astronauts out of a Russian Soyuz capsule shortly
after landing in a remote part of Kazakhstan on Tuesday, local time.
The capsule carried NASA astronaut Mike Fossum, Russian cosmonaut
Sergei Volkov, and Japanese astronaut Satoshi Furukawa back to Earth
after the three men had spent more than five months aboard the International Space Station.
The landing marks the first time astronauts have returned to Earth
from the space station since NASA retired its space shuttle fleet in July.
Published November 25, 2011

all photos borrowed from national geographic
hope everyone has a great sunday

[GoJays]

[mcminsen]

Grey Cup reps!

My friends are getting washed away in the rain!


not my pic

[hollyquaiscer]

Hi all, been a crazy day 4 dd's here at the same time with grandkids, but it was fun. Happy Sunday all!

[user-id]

Hope everyone had fun this weekend!

[user-id]

Happy Cyber Monday!

[macw1960]

Have a great Monday Only 27 more days until Christmas...are you ready?

[Natalka]

Hope everyone has a great Monday, and a fab week!

[heartgirl99]

up and at 'em!

[madchives]

it's paul shaffer's birthday who co-wrote this with paul jabara.
the paul shaffer from thunder bay ontario and who has
done a ton of other things, snl and letterman.
i believe there is a law - every pride day parade HAS to play
this song
hi mcminsen

[Wendark]

Well! I certainly didn't try to steal anything. I just distributed it via Google Images Here's a replacement pic:

[Wendark]

[Wendark]

[SillyLoocie]

Wishing all of you a happy monday!!