Looks like a meteor shower is going to keep my awake. The Lyrid meteor shower was first observed 27 centuries ago. 27! How could I pass this up?

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... This is a very interesting book, which explores the role of metaphors in the English language and argues that the majority of communication is done in metaphors. In particular the authors explore space and time metaphors which makes for some rather interesting insights to how American culture handles space and time. I highly recommend this book for anyone who enjoys linguistics or wants to explore...

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What's... "snow"? Is it as dangerous as acid rain?

...running with music for the first time, and that seemed to help, mostly because I couldn't hear myself huffing and puffing, so I didn't know how tired I was. Afterward, we toured the Armstrong Air & Space Museum, which was worth the trip. The experience was somewhat similar to what happened when we visited the Smithsonian Air & Space Museum in Washington D.C. - standing next to a mosaic of the moon...

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