Keep It Simple

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Me on Tuesdays:

Me this Tuesday:

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Loneliness does not come from having no people around you, but from being unable to communicate the things that seem important to you.

Carl Jung

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Edge of Glory (Glee Cast Version)

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Charming’s Real Name To Be Revealed in Season 2

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What can fans expect in the second season of Once Upon A Time?

Well, you can expect to learn Charming’s real name for starters! Co-Creator Adam Horowitz has confirmed that fans will definitely learn Charming’s name in Season 2.

Also expect complex feelings between Emma and her parents, while Lana Parrilla would love to see more emphasis on the relationship between Regina and Henry.

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I Won’t Give Up (Glee Cast Version)

so predictable.

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Spitzer Finds Galaxy with Split Personality
The infrared vision of NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope has revealed that the Sombrero galaxy — named after its appearance in visible light to a wide-brimmed hat — is in fact two galaxies in one. It is a large elliptical galaxy (blue-green) with a thin disk galaxy (partly seen in red) embedded within. The elliptical galaxy is so large that is spills beyond the edges of Spitzer’s view.
Spitzer’s infrared view highlights the stars and dust. The starlight detected at 3.5 and 4.6 microns is represented in blue-green while the dust detected at 8.0 microns appears red. This image allowed astronomers to sample the full population of stars in the galaxy, in addition to its structure.
The flat disk within the galaxy is made up of two portions. The inner disk is composed almost entirely of stars, with no dust. Beyond this is a slight gap, then an outer ring of intermingled dust and stars, seen here in red. The disk galaxy falls well within the bounds of the outer elliptical.
In previous images taken by visible light telescopes, the galaxy’s flat disk is the most prominent feature. The overall appearance resembles a wide-brimmed hat, or sombrero, hence the galaxy’s name. Visible-light views missed the elliptical, or more round, nature of the galaxy, because the old stars dominating the elliptical structure are very dim when viewed at visible-light wavelengths.

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