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    <title>What is a blog?</title>
    <published>2008-04-25T21:36:09Z</published>
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    <lj:music>Toby Mac</lj:music>
    <content type="html">&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; Yes, what is a blog?&amp;nbsp; A miserable little pile of words wound into a wretched . . . ha-ha just kidding.&amp;nbsp; Seriously I figured that the best thing to blog about right now is blogs themselves.&amp;nbsp; I really have enjoyed the blogging in this class.&amp;nbsp; It really gives the class a futuristic feel and somewhat of an edge.&amp;nbsp; It may sound crazy, but I'm so ready to see people push the limits on technology and really integrate it into our lives.&amp;nbsp; I know some people have found it difficult to finish their blogs, but just like everything else, there comes a time where you have to get out with the old and in with the new.&amp;nbsp; High definition broadcasting is finally on the brink of making our ancient old school tube set's obsolete.&amp;nbsp; I still think CRT's deliver slightly crisper and more accurate color ranges, but there just comes a point where we have to do away with the old so that we can make genuine progress.&amp;nbsp; It may hurt a bit, but people need to get used to the internet and blogging; our future is in technology and if people don't keep up they'll be left ignorant in the dust.&amp;nbsp; It may sound harsh but all I can say is that I really appreciated this aspect of this class and really felt it made it much more rounded and full.&amp;nbsp; Now sentence diagramming on the other hand . . . . . blargh . . . . . . &amp;nbsp;</content>
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    <title>The God Particle Kicks Off With A Big Bang!!!</title>
    <published>2008-04-15T21:59:20Z</published>
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    <content type="html">&amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; If the present world and all of it's technological splendor isn't interesting enough as it is, it would seem that some genius over on&amp;nbsp; the Switzerland/France border has created a gigantic Large Hadron Collider.&amp;nbsp; These are the same folks that invented the internet apparently, but what is a LHC and what is the god particle?&amp;nbsp; Well god particle apparently was originally called the Higgs boson, or the particle responsible for the creation of all life during/after the Big Bang.&amp;nbsp; The subatomic particle should explain why matter has mass, and in order to get a sample of this gem of a subatomic particle, one would have to recreate the same conditions that the theorized big bang occurred in.&amp;nbsp; They would need something that would smash these particles together apparently, at blinding speeds, the distance needed would be pretty vast.&amp;nbsp; But the miniature Big Bang being created in this LHC is costing roughly around 3 billion dollars and stretching 17 mile laps.&amp;nbsp; This is no small project.&lt;br /&gt;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; But why is the real question here.&amp;nbsp; Why would any of this even matter?&amp;nbsp; So we're going to smash proton's together to find the origin of mass, how does this help anyone?&amp;nbsp; These are the people that gave us the internet, and now they're introducing the Grid.&amp;nbsp; In order to crunch all the data from this endeavor a new system of computing information is having to be harnessed and utilized.&amp;nbsp; Enter the Grids scorching 5 gigabyte a second speeds.&amp;nbsp; This thing will probably replace the internet and also make it possible for another very creepy fact.&amp;nbsp; Now Jessica I will tie this into the mark of the beast.&amp;nbsp; &lt;br /&gt;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; The mark of the beast scripturally is not 666.&amp;nbsp; 666 is the number of a man and can computed through the letters of his name as the Hebrew/Greek/English alphabet has numerical equivalents.&amp;nbsp; Emperor Nero added up to six hundred sixty six.&amp;nbsp; The mark of the beast is used to buy and sell, imagine waving a hand over a cash register to purchase your groceries.&amp;nbsp; Your banking automatically being uploaded, no more confusion.&amp;nbsp; If your dying, this super computer of all super computers could pin point a problem and within moments an ambulance would be dispatched.&amp;nbsp; A wanted criminal tries to run and hide, but forget needing a cell phone to track him, this guy is marked, chipped and can be located no matter where he goes.&amp;nbsp; Try to remove it and your brain's fried.&lt;br /&gt;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; It would seem what we have here in this supercomputer of all supercomputers could be the building blocks of a "beast".&amp;nbsp; Now all that's left traditionally is for America to go bankrupt and have to either get smashed in war or join some one world order of Government like a greater version of the United Nations.&amp;nbsp; A one world currency through the marks.&amp;nbsp; That and the Jews need their mount Zion temple back, so an Antichrist can desecrate their holy of holies.&amp;nbsp; Things are starting to get interesting for crazy folk like myself.&lt;br /&gt;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; Here's a website with information on the Higgs boson/god particle: &lt;a href="http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/12.04/grid.html"&gt;http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/12.04/grid.html&lt;/a&gt;</content>
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