Obama has the right stuff

Obama was able to gain enough delegates to claim victory.

Jupiter sounds NASA-Voyager recording

I did a meditation to the vibrational music coming from Jupiter. Powerful stuff.

Parallel Universes - BBC documentary

Want to have your whole understanding of reality changed... watch this documentary on our "Multiverse". The concept of parallel universes is not science fiction anymore.

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Discovery - First Time Machine

After reading about the possibilities of time travel... I had to see what science is doing with these ideas... Its amazing to think that time machines are already in the process of being built.

Is Time Travel Possible?

Dr. Michio Kaku (one of my favorite Physicist) talking about time travel and how it is possible.

Invisibility Cloak Findings at Duke University

Well things are not truly disappearing.... but it is very cool that we can make certain energies frequencies become invisible. This might not seem that amazing but it shows that the possibility of making something invisible to our eyes is real.

Democrats Approve Voting Deal on Michigan and Florida

WASHINGTON — To jeers and boos that showcased deep party divisions, Democratic Party officials agreed Saturday to seat delegates from the disputed Florida and Michigan primaries at the party’s convention in August but give them only half a vote each, dealing a setback to Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton. The agreement, reached by the rules committee of the Democratic National Committee behind closed doors and voted on publicly before a raucous audience of supporters of the two candidates, would give Mrs. Clinton a net gain of 24 delegates over Senator Barack Obama. But this fell far short of her hopes of winning the full votes of both delegations and moved the nomination further out of her reach.She now lags behind Mr. Obama by about 176 delegates, according to The New York Times’s tally, in the final weekend of campaigning before the nominating contests end.Mrs. Clinton, who led the voting in the Michigan and Florida contests, which were held in defiance of party rules, picked up 19 delegates more than Mr. Obama in Florida and 5 delegates more than Mr. Obama in Michigan. The deal prompted one of her chief advisers, Harold Ickes, a member of the rules committee himself, to declare that Mrs. Clinton’s fight may not be over, even though Mr. Obama’s advisers say he is only days away from gaining enough delegates to claim the nomination.
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