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Ford Arts, Beats & Eats adds more art, music, dining, space Detroit Free Press Ford Arts, Beats & Eats returns to downtown Royal Oak for a second year. The four-day festival is a celebration of music, food and the visual arts. / REGINA H. BOONE/Detroit Free Press BY BRIAN MCCOLLUM This year's Ford Arts, Beats & Eats music lineup ... See all stories on this topic »

Florida State ready to carve out its space at the top Orlando Sentinel It was once a dominant empire. The hip-hop place to be and be seen. The masses were smitten by its allure, its power, its persuasion. Then it all crumbled. People got old, things got stale. The masses found a better place to go; the "It" factor was ... See all stories on this topic »

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Space agencies set two courses msnbc.com The moon vs. asteroid debate was brought back into the spotlight during the deliberations of a panel known as the International Space Exploration Coordination Group, or ISECG. The group, which includes representatives from Britain, Canada, the European ... See all stories on this topic » msnbc.com

Space Cannibal: Ginormous Black Hole Caught Eating Another Space.com by Charles Q. Choi, SPACE.com Contributor A monstrous black hole at the heart of one galaxy is being devoured by a still larger black hole in another, scientists say. The discovery is the first of its kind. At the centers of virtually all large ... See all stories on this topic » Space.com

Seeking Space, Well-to-Do Londoners Dig Deep New York Times To assuage the concerns of swimmers who hate cramped spaces, another resident dug down so far beneath the earth that his pool is 16 feet deep and has a high-diving board. Britain is not immune from the housing slump, and London is still reeling from ... See all stories on this topic » New York Times

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Solutions sought for growing space junk problem USA Today By Dan Vergano, USA TODAY The alarm came too late, and the six men aboard the International Space Station hurried to Soyuz escape capsules. This 2009 photo shows Astronaut Michael Fincke performing maintenance on the International Space Station. ... See all stories on this topic » USA Today

Slow Liftoff for Space Tours Wall Street Journal The two-mile-long runway for space planes is ready to go. Construction crews are putting the finishing touches on the futuristic terminal. But the real challenge is yet to come. The spaceport was launched in 2006 by former Gov. ... See all stories on this topic » Wall Street Journal

Space Agencies Set Roadmap for Manned Mars Mission Space.com Representatives of 10 space agencies from around the world met in Japan Tuesday (Aug. 30) to advance plans for getting humanity to Mars by the mid-2030s. The space agencies have been working together for the past year as part of the International Space ... See all stories on this topic » Space.com

Secretary Chu: Sustainability is the new space race Sustainable Business Oregon Photo by Tyler Brain, Portland State University US Energy Secretary Stephen Chu came to Portland Wednesday and while he was in town to promote engineering education, he also got a chance to talk about what he sees as the next great space race: ... See all stories on this topic »

New lounge spaces greet students at ECC Chicago Sun-Times It also was home to a monumental stone staircase that dropped from the second floor into the middle of the space. When the fall semester began last week, the Jobe Lounge still was carpeted, but bigger and sans staircase, and just one of several ... See all stories on this topic »

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Russia considering unmanned space station AFP MOSCOW — Russia's space agency Roskosmos is considering ending a permanent human presence in space, an agency official said Wednesday following last week's crash of a supply ship delivering precious cargo to the ISS. "Perhaps in the future, ... See all stories on this topic » AFP

How to Send Astronauts to Asteroids? Earth Needs to Know, Report Suggests Space.com by Leonard David, SPACE.com's Space Insider Columnist Developing the capability to launch human missions to asteroids would aid humanity's ability to foil a potentially devastating asteroid strike and help spur our march to Mars, a new report finds. ... See all stories on this topic » Space.com

U.S. Taking Initial Steps to Grapple with Space Debris Problem Scientific American By John Matson | August 31, 2011 A paint chip struck a space shuttle in 1983, carving out a pit in the windshield. Image: NASA The space shuttle era is finished, its vehicles museum-bound. The deep-space forays of Apollo astronauts are long gone, ... See all stories on this topic » Scientific American

China Analyst: US Can't Win in Space, So Why Bother Racing? Wired News Last year, Beijing matched Washington in space launches for the first time, boosting no fewer than 15 satellites into orbit. It was the first time any nation kept a celestial pace with the US since the height of the Cold War. The new space race is on. ... See all stories on this topic »

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[Un]remarkable space | Voltage Gate By jeremy [Un]remarkable space. Aug 31 2011 Published by jeremy under Etc, Writing. Another move finished. That's seven-ish in the past four years. I swear I'm not going anywhere this time. I said that in February of this year. "We're not going anywhere ... Voltage Gate

Killing Elephants, Space Travel, Running Marathons: What 12 CEOs ... By Vivian Giang and Eric Goldschein If you're a CEO dealing with high-stress financial decisions on a daily basis, how do you maintain your confidence and blow off some steam? By staring danger straight in the face. With hobbies that range from killing elephants to space travel, ... Business Insider

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Deflecting doomsday: New ideas for deflecting killer asteroids CBS News While scientists keep a close watch on the myriad space rocks near Earth, they don't yet have a solid plan on what to do if one appears headed on a collision course toward our planet. Two new studies propose potential spacecraft missions that would ... See all stories on this topic »

The Deals Space: It's Easy to Start, But Not to Grow WebProNews The daily deals space will mature and the flexibility that merchants may see today will disappear or become commoditized. Why? Daily deals / flash deals are still in infancy and a lot of trial and error/learning is still taking place. ... See all stories on this topic »

Space Station's Robot Mechanic Makes Out-of-This-World Repair Space.com by Clara Moskowitz, SPACE.com Senior Writer A robot on the International Space Station has completed a job that until now has only been possible with spacesuit-clad astronauts conducting spacewalks. Late Monday (Aug. ... See all stories on this topic »

Video: Hubble Captures Stars Unleashing Supersonic Jets Wired News By Dave Mosher Using 14 years' worth of Hubble Space Telescope images, astronomers have animated the chaos inside supersonic jets of newborn stars. Hubble took still photographs of the jets from 1994 through 2008, and animators used image-morphing ... See all stories on this topic » Wired News

China Moves Toward Permanent Space Presence Voice of America August 31, 2011 China Moves Toward Permanent Space Presence Ivan Broadhead | Hong Kong China is expected to launch its Tiangong 1 space laboratory in the coming days. A country that only eight years ago put its first taikonaut (astronaut) into orbit ... See all stories on this topic »

Tea Party in Space Raps NASA's 'Warped Priorities' NewsMax.com By David A. Patten Tea Party in Space, the grass-roots offshoot that focuses on applying free-market reforms to the US space program, blames "warped priorities" for the dilemma that NASA faces over possibly abandoning the International Space Station ... See all stories on this topic »

Outbound space probe looks back at tiny Earth and Moon Register By Lewis Page • Get more from this author Pic NASA's space probe Juno, outward bound for Jupiter, has sent pack a pic of the Earth-Moon system from 6 million miles away. According to NASA, Juno was further away than the Moon within a day of being ... See all stories on this topic »

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How's Switching NASA's Mission From Exploring Space To Muslim ... By John Hawkins Today, more than 40 years later under Obama, not only have we not gone back to the moon, we don't even have a space shuttle capable of getting to the International Space Station. How's that working out for us? WASHINGTON — The ... Right Wing News

Russia identifies cause of space freighter failure | TG Daily By Trent Nouveau The latest news will undoubtedly be welcomed by NASA, as the space agency had previously voiced concern that the International Space Station may be temporarily evacuated if the grounded Soyuz rockets could not ferry a fresh crew to the ... TG Daily

Massalogy to open in former Massage Junkie space on East Central ... By Carrie Rengers WICHITA — A new massage business is going in the former Massage Junkie space. Donna Chickadonz is opening her second Massalogy — which means the study of massage — site at 9390 E. Central. She's also keeping her first location in ... Have You Heard?

Space is the Final Luxury Frontier | Think Tank | Big Think By Daniel Honan In space these days, it's feast or famine. At a time when our infrastructure appears to be breaking down--from aging weather satellites to NASA warning the International Space Station may face an unprecedented evacuation--we are also ... Big Think

This Is the Mantra of Warhammer 40000: Space Marine By Mike Fahey While its big, burly characters make it look like it wants to be Gears of War, Warhammer 40000: Space Marine's core tenant is distinctly un-Gears-like: Cover is for the weak. Kotaku

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NASA: Space station may be evacuated by late November - Yahoo ... Read 'NASA: Space station may be evacuated by late November' on Yahoo! News. NASA says astronauts may need to abandon the International Space Station ... news.yahoo.com/nasa-space-station-may-evacuated-nov-1536...

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Double duty: Military vet embraces new role, ranking at Patrick Air Force Base Florida Today 45th Space Wing gets new commander: Anthony Cotton was promoted to Brig. General, then took command of the 45th Space Wing on Tuesday afternoon. By Craig Bailey and Tim Walters Posted Aug. 30, 2011 Brig. Gen. Anthony Cotton's daughter, Brianna, ... See all stories on this topic »

"Eureka," 4.18 recap - This One Time at Space Camp Gather.com Fargo shares a story about Space Camp and how he designed an incredible combustible engine, but that the timing and the intensity of the flare gave the win to the competition's three-time champions. Which might not seem like such a great memory to ... See all stories on this topic »

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International Space Station to stay manned after all? Los Angeles Times Russian space officials say they have identified what went wrong with the rocket that failed to reach orbit last week. Now the question is whether the explanation will allay enough fears to keep the International Space Station going. ... See all stories on this topic »

CLC dean captures shuttle history in photos Chicago Daily Herald By Melissa Silverberg Growing up in the early years of space exploration in the 1960s, Miller said he was drawn to discovering the new frontier just like millions of other Americans. Later, as an adult teaching photography at a community college near ... See all stories on this topic »

Van rolls from parking space, kills boy, 5 Cincinnati.com SPRINGBORO - A 5-year-old boy died Tuesday afternoon after being hit by a van that rolled backward from an elevated parking space. The woman who had parked the van was the boy's mother, according to witnesses. Springboro police said the boy had gotten ... See all stories on this topic »

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NASA warns 'risk of losing' space station rising AFP WASHINGTON — The risk of an unprecedented evacuation of the International Space Station will spike if Russian craft cannot resume their missions and return by November, a senior NASA official has warned. "There is a greater risk of losing the ISS when ... See all stories on this topic » AFP

Proposed Missions Could Deflect Space Rocks Like Asteroid Apophis Space.com by Charles Q. Choi, SPACE.com Contributor While scientists keep a close watch on the myriad space rocks near Earth, they don't yet have a solid plan on what to do if one appears headed on a collision course toward our planet. ... See all stories on this topic » Space.com

Space Agencies Meet to Discuss a Global Exploration Roadmap PR Newswire (press release) 30, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Senior managers representing 10 space agencies from around the world met in Kyoto, Japan today to advance the Global Exploration Roadmap for coordinated space exploration. During the past year, the International ... See all stories on this topic »

San Francisco Architects Open 1800 Square Feet of Western Soma Studio Space San Francisco Chronicle (press release) The space features a shared conference room constructed of translucent cobalt plastic panels over steel framing studs, towering exposed ceilings, natural wood floors and a wall of steel casement windows that make artificial light unnecessary during ... See all stories on this topic »

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Obama Administration: Lost in Space - Big Government By Jason Killian Meath Astronauts are stranded on the space station. America's once-mighty Space Shuttle fleet has been disassembled and mothballed with nothing to replace it. The Russians, once the inferior player in the space race, is the only hope left to rescue ... Big Government

David Bowie's Space Oddity as a Children's Book By Stacy Illustrator Andrew Kolb was listening to David Bowie's "Space Oddity" when he realized the imagery would make a great children's book. Well, you know – if your kids are ready to deal with the tragedy of an astronaut dying alone in space. ... Neatorama

Just How Important Is Space Policy? - Transterrestrial Musings By Rand Simberg Traditionally, though it's not a written rule, vice presidents have been in charge of space policy, though some are more so than others. Johnson was very much so, Agnew was somewhat, Ford and Rockefeller not much, Mondale tried to kill the ... Transterrestrial Musings

Seeing Pink Over Gage & Tollner Space -- Grub Street New York By Jenny Miller The Landmark Preservation Commission is not pleased with those hot-pink walls. Grub Street New York

Eliminating slack space in the ConfigMgr 2007 database - The ... By jchornbe News and support information for System Center Configuration Manager 2007 and SMS 2003. The Configuration Manager Support...

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Will International Space Station Be Abandoned? | FoxNews.com Following the crash of a spaceship in the remote reaches of Siberia, Russia on Monday delayed the return to Earth of three astronauts -- calling into question the ... www.foxnews.com/.../russia-delays-sending-new-crew-into-sp...

Space Station Supply Rocket Crashes | The Onion - America's ... A Russian rocket carrying nearly 3 tons of supplies for the International Space Station crashed five minutes after takeoff, an accident expected to delay the return ... www.theonion.com/.../space-station-supply-rocket-crashes,212...

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David Bowie's 'Space Oddity' Transformed Into Picture Book for Kids Wired News (blog) By Angela Watercutter The David Bowie song "Space Oddity" probably shouldn't have been made into a children's book: The haunting 1969 track about an astronaut who loses contact with Earth to float around the universe would probably give most kids ... See all stories on this topic » Wired News (blog)

What Will Happen if International Space Station is Left Unmanned? International Business Times By IBTimes Staff Reporter | August 30, 2011 1:34 PM EDT Following the failure of the Russian Soyuz rocket last week, if the astronauts, currently living in the International Space Station, will have to abandon ship even temporarily, the $100 billion ... See all stories on this topic »

Private space station cargo ship arrives at launch site msnbc.com 23 ahead of preparations for a February 2012 test flight to the International Space Station. By Denise Chow A private US rocket company building robotic spaceships to carry space station supplies for NASA has delivered the first of its cargo ships to ... See all stories on this topic » msnbc.com

Florida Senators Chime In on NASA Heavy lift Space Launch System TMC Net By Doug Mohney, Contributing Editor Senators Bill Nelson (D) and Marco Rubio (R) are the latest lawmakers to send a letter about NASA's Space Launch System (SLS), the heavy lift rocket project intended for beyond earth orbit exploration. ... See all stories on this topic »

Cotton: Stay sharp; Our mission demands it Pactrick Air Force Base About thirty minutes later, he assumed command of the 45th Space Wing from outgoing commander, Brig. Gen. Ed Wilson in back-to-back ceremonies held here at the Base Theatre. Not a bad way to start the day. The promotion ceremony was presided over by ... See all stories on this topic »

NASA Names Astrophysics Fellowship for Iconic Woman Astronomer MarketWatch (press release) 30, 2011 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- NASA has established an astrophysics technology fellowship named for the woman many credit as one of the key contributors in the creation of the Hubble Space Telescope. The Nancy Grace Roman Technology Fellowship in ... See all stories on this topic »

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Carnival of Space #212 By Nancy Atkinson A brand new Carnival of Space is hosted by Brain Wang over at Next Big Future. Click here to read Carnival of Space #212 And if you're interested in looking back, here's an archive to all the past Carnivals of. Universe Today

What makes this strange space blob glow? By Alasdair Wilkins That green clump might not be much to look at, but it's one of the rarest sights in the cosmos: a Lyman-alpha blob. They're among the universe's biggest structures, and only now are we starting to understand how they work. io9

How to evacuate a space station | MNN - Mother Nature Network By Space.com In the wake of a Russian rocket failure, NASA is considering evacuating the crew of the International Space Station later this year. The unprecedented move would mark the first time in more than 10 years that the orbiting outpost has gone ... Earth Matters News

MAKE | Hackerspace Happenings: BioCurious Finds a Space By John Baichtal Are you a hackerspace member with an event you'd like to publicize? Send it to johnb@makezine.com or tweet me at @johnbaichtal and I'll post it. Also feel free to subscribe to my hackerspaces Twitter. MAKE

NASA: International Space Station could be evacuated | TG Daily By Trent Nouveau NASA is warning that astronauts may be forced to temporarily abandon the International Space Station (ISS) if a recent space freighter crash prevents Russia from ferrying a fresh crew to the station. As TG Daily previously reported, a Russian ... TG Daily

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Space station could be at risk if crews are forced to leave temporarily USA Today By Douglas Stanglin, USA TODAY NASA International Space Station Program Manager Mike Suffred says evacuation is a distinct possibility in mid-November if Russian Soyuz rockets are not flying, writes Florida Today's Todd Halvorson. ... See all stories on this topic » USA Today

Joao Silva on his future; NASA mulls an empty space station; Wikileaks leaks Washington Post (blog) The International Space Station, lived in continuously by astronauts since 2000, may have to go empty for a short time period. The Russia rockets NASA intended to hitch a ride on had a technical failure last week, and new flights have been delayed ... See all stories on this topic »

What vegetables are best for growing in Spaaace? Register By Lewis Page • Get more from this author It's a question that must have vexed many space-loving gardeners over the years: Just what kinds of vegetables are most suitable for growing in space or at far-flung bases on alien worlds? ... See all stories on this topic »

Beads of Courage Beads in Space Tour Travels to Ten US Cities Presented by ... MarketWatch (press release) BOC Children and families will be invited to see handmade Beads of Courage space beads that flew 4.8 million miles at over 17500 miles per hour aboard the NASA Atlantis Space Shuttle Mission STS-132 and Endeavour Space Shuttle Mission STS-134 and to ... See all stories on this topic »

'Suitcase' Sized Nuclear Neactor Will One Day Power Space Colonies International Business Times A fission power system contains components similar to those found in the commercial reactors currently in use, but for space applications, nuclear fission is a bit different. Werner explains that while the physics are the same, the smaller reactor ... See all stories on this topic »

International Space Station Prime Contractor Wyle Selects Paragon Software ... MarketWatch (press release) IRVINE, Calif., Aug 30, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- At 11:29 am EDT on July 8, 2011, Paragon Software Group reached a milestone in the company's brief history as it soared into the heavens on the final flight of America's Space Shuttle Atlantis. ... See all stories on this topic »

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