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Radhi is sooo '00

Nothing compares 2 U - Sinead O'Connor in 1990 or Fly away - Lenny Kravitz in 1999 or maybe, just because it's funny: Do the bartman - Simpsons in 1991

I'm afraid that worm holes require a relativistic approach. My little laptop already has problems solving basic Newton's equations. Same for coronal mass ejections, which acquire a sophisticated magneto-hydrodynamics code. here's a youtube of how it could look like. This is all far beyond my capabilities I might execute your Kuiper belt idea, Martin, if I find some time later on. It can be done, but will require some torough studies of the masses and velocities. not to mention the numerical error my 32-bit laptop builds up after a while. Nevertheless it's a cool idea! imma try Halley's comet this weekend. Thanks!

TOM WAITS!! I love his music.

meh, it doesn't run well on linux systems especially the pdf-view thing. apart from that it's awesome.

LOL funny story to tell your future grandchildren

I second that! Stairway to heaven is a perfect song. It being overplayed shouldn't be a reason not to call it one of the best songs of all time, altought it's difficult to be objective as we all are human.

Dear SF fishies. You might know I'm on my way to being an Astrophysicist. Today, after 2 weeks of coding, we managed to simulate the solar system, here's a show off pic: Now that we have written this shizzle, we might use it to play around some more We already simulated a binary star system, the Tattooine system (cft Star Wars) and an earth-moon system. Now my question: Any more cool space-ideas to simulate? let your creativity flow!

1. Ten - Pearl Jam (1991) 2. Ok Computer - Radiohead (1997) 3. Blood Sugar Sex Magik - The Red Hot Chili Peppers (1991) 4. Dummy - Portishead (1994) 5. Unplugged - Eric Clapton (1992) 6. Play - Moby (1999) 7. Metallica - Metallica (1991) 8. Nevermind - Nirvana (1991) 9. Melon Collie & The Infinite Sadness - Smashing Pumpkins (1995) 10.Monster - R.E.M. (1994)

De gustibus et coloribus non est disputandum. I say that's a list of great music, in the wrong order That's the reason why I listen to similar lists on my local radio stations: great music!

With the risk of getting a warning again : Mission Accomplished:

Today I learned about the existence of 'moonbows':

Hey I'm sorry too for missing a lot of ya birthdays.. I try to send a facebook message if I see your birthday on facebook, but I hardly visit the random forum, so I'm often too late. So: Happy Birthday everyone!

great, Bon Jovi. But why charging 90 euros (90!!) for a single concert??

Irene - De Mens

1. Star Wars Theme - John Williams 2. Green Onions - Booker T & the M.G.'s 3. Tequila - The Champs 4. Falling - John Frusciante 5. Hocus Pocus - Focus 6. First Breath After Coma - Explosions in the Sky 7. Misirlou - Dick Dale & The Del-Tones 8. Jessica - The Allman Brothers Band 9. Cliffs of Dover - Eric Johnson 10.Moby Dick - Led Zeppelin

Hey, is it me or has anybody else difficulties in reading on what page you are in a topic? The colors of the page-link-numbers used to have more contrast, no?

Year of the Cat - Al Stewart Goodnight fishies!!

Show Must Go On - Queen I love Queen

guys, guys, use Linux I assume you tried this, but google finds every possible convertor. My search lead to: http://www.ehow.com/how_5090865_convert-ogg-mp-mac-os.html

Cut your hair - Pavement just a guess

Last Fair deal Going Down - Eric Clapton (from the great Mr. R. Johnson)

I want thanksgiving too :

Play ~ Moby Tracks: 1. Honey 2. Find My Baby 3. Porcelain 4. Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? 5. South Side 6. Rushing 7. Bodyrock 8. Natural Blues 9. Machete 10. 7 11. Run On 12. Down Slow 13. If Things Were Perfect 14. Everloving 15. Inside 16. Guitar, Flute & String 17. The Sky Is Broken 18. My Weakness Grooveshark link

I din't have much time to think this through, but here are 2 beatifull instrumentals nevertheless Fallin' - John Frusciante First breath after come - Explosions in the Sky