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Lonely Planets 01/05/2004 01:32 PM




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I am so lonely.


I am so lonely. 06/22/2005 02:58 AM
"I am so lonely." Search Google using that phrase and you may end up here. Some of the posts in this thread really resonate, "I feel so much better that I am not the only one that typed in "I am lonely" on google. How pathetic that I have nothing better to do. It is amazing that I can be so extremely successful at work and so lonely at home."

Big and lonely


Big and lonely 05/04/2004 07:51 AM
My sister, who is quite heavy, comes to me for romantic advice, but I don't know how to help her.

Only the lonely


Only the lonely 04/21/2004 07:26 AM
I am divorced and can get women to sleep with me, but why do I keep sabotaging real relationships?

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Decorated and lonely 05/24/2004 07:29 AM
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lonely hunter 05/28/2004 03:38 PM
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It gets mighty lonely in the Ice Palace


It gets mighty lonely in the Ice Palace 02/10/2004 02:43 AM
From the New Yorker cartoon-caption competition: Sometimes I think everybody'd be better off if I was a bird or a plane. It's the cape: so eighties....

Lonely Planet - Vietnam Map


Lonely Planet - Vietnam Map 03/14/2005 04:50 PM
Vietnamese .. map!!!! .. Vie

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Hubble harvest 100 new planets


Hubble harvest 100 new planets 07/02/2004 01:42 AM
Hubble harvests 100 new planets during a 7-day sweep of the bulge of the Milky Way.. If confirmed it would almost double the number of known planets to about 230. "I think this work has the potential to be the most significant advance in discovering extra-solar planetary systems since the first planets were discovered in the mid-1990s."

Hubble harvests 100 new planets


Hubble harvests 100 new planets 07/01/2004 08:26 PM
The Hubble Space Telescope may have found as many as 100 new planets around stars in our galaxy.

First sight of alien planets


First sight of alien planets 03/23/2005 08:36 PM
David Pescovitz: Astronomers used the NASA Spitzer Space Telescope to see planets outside our solar system for the first time ever. Previously, scientists have inferred the existence of more than 100 planets by detecting a gravity-induced wobble or shift in light in the stars that they orbit. Yesterday, the astronomers at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics and the Goddard Space Flight Center announced that they directly observed the infrared radiation emitted by two planets 153 and 500 light-years away. (Seen here is a NASA artist's concept.) From the New York Times:
 Media Images Ssc2005-09B Small They said directly measuring light from the planets was a major step in the quest to understand what alien planets are made of, because different molecules in the atmosphere absorb infrared light in characteristic ways and allow scientists to compare these alien planets to those in the solar system. Ultimately, astronomers would like to know if Earth, with its ability to evolve and support life, is unique or common in the universe....

Dr. Geoffrey W. Marcy, a planet hunter at the University of California, Berkeley, called the results "the stuff of history books" and added, "With this result, we are closer to understanding our own human roots, chemically, among the stars."
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The lonely right-wingers book club


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NASA to Announce New Class of Planets
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NASA to Announce New Class of Planets
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Alien Planets Tell Tales With Colors


Alien Planets Tell Tales With Colors 03/23/2005 07:57 PM

Two teams of Astronomers this week discovered the color of two planets by using infrared radiation. This break-through will allow experts to discover what the planet’s surface or atmosphere are made of. This is a major finding. According to Astronomy Magazine,  
Planet's Color

Charbonneau's group used the Spitzer Space Telescope's Infrared Array Camera to home in on the light from TrES-1, a "hot Jupiter" zipping around a Sun-like star about 500 light-years from Earth in the constellation Lyra. The astronomers tracked the intensity of two infrared "colors" as the planet passed behind its star, an event called secondary eclipse. The team subtracted the star's radiation from the total seen when the planet was not eclipsed by the star. Measuring the gas giant's infrared radiation allowed the team to calculate its temperature — a sizzling 1,450° F (1,060 kelvins). Charbonneau suspects his group has also found the spectral fingerprint of carbon monoxide in the planet's atmosphere, but, he says, "We're going to go back and get more data."


Alien Planets Show Themselves for First
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Alien Planets Show Themselves for First
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Astronomers said Tuesday that they, or at least their telescopes, had laid eyes for the first time on planets beyond the solar system.

New Clues Are Detected About Planets of
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Hubble Discovers a Hundred New Planets


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Yahoo ad campaign seeks lonely hearts


Yahoo ad campaign seeks lonely hearts 03/13/2003 11:27 AM
The Web portal will launch a promotional blitz for its online personals that will run on television, radio, billboards and the Net.

Los Lonely Boys Drummer Arrested in
Texas (AP)


Los Lonely Boys Drummer Arrested in
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Lonely Italian pensioner gets adopted
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Lonely Italian pensioner gets adopted
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Reuters - A lonely pensioner who turned to Italy's classified pages to find someone willing to "adopt" him as a grandfather is finally heading to his new home and family in northern Italy this weekend.

Wanted: Family for Lonely Grandfather
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Wanted: Family for Lonely Grandfather
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Reuters - "Elderly retired school teacher seeks family willing to adopt grandfather. Will pay."

Spitzer Telescope Discovers Planets Via
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Spitzer Telescope Discovers Planets Via
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03/22/2005 07:17 PM

Lonely Planet World Guide |
DestinationVietnam | Introduction


Lonely Planet World Guide |
DestinationVietnam | Introduction
03/14/2005 04:50 PM
Lonely Planet World Guide / Destination Vietnam .. nam

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Lonely Planet Helps Search for Intrepid
Readers


Lonely Planet Helps Search for Intrepid
Readers
01/04/2005 03:28 PM
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Lonely Brains Club - A Rambling,
Incoherent Thought


Lonely Brains Club - A Rambling,
Incoherent Thought
03/13/2003 10:23 AM
A metaphor or scene I often envisage when I think about blogging and the new forms social interaction it permits, is a scene from the Steve Martin classic, The Man With Two Brains.

In particular, the scene in the movie where Steve Martin's character, the fantastically named Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr, finds himself inside a laboratory where the brains of several deceased people sit suspended in fluid filled jars, connected to life support systems to keep the brains alive. In the movie Martin discovers that he can actually converse with the brains, the 'people' inside them don't realise that they're actually dead, if my memory serves me, instead they think that it just happens to be very dark in the room they think they are sitting in. Martin meets and falls in love with one of the brains, a female brain voiced by Sissy Spacek, and then decides to rescue her from the lab. See the movie, it's a classic.

But this particular scene perfectly describes for me the non-physical, disconnected nature of blogging as a social phenomenon, just brains sitting around talking to other brains. Blogging enables us to patch directly into each other's brains in an unconventional way that, whilst having much in common with that plain old form of social interaction otherwise known as reading & writing, blogging increases the frequency of communication and adds a much more flexible dynamism to enable a form of interaction more akin to regular conversation between people in the same room, but conversation unencumbered by physical appeal or revulsion, body language, accent, race or sex..

The question is, as bloggers, is the thing which drives us to blogging actually an intellectual desire or need to be with and to connect with people of similar lonely brain dispositions? Instead of the short-form lonely hearts adverts, where BMW driving SWM's search out FLF's with a GSOH and affected short term interests in the arts, good food and the interminable works of John Grisham, blogging is a long-form and grey-matter cousin where like-minded people with lonely brains, seek each other out and relate on new, Web enabled socio-intellectual terms.

There is the chance that we all suffer from the same kind of longing, a need to connect with our intellectual peers in ways our offline relationships either don't currently satisfy or cannot provide because of geography or other physical impediment. I have 'conversations' with people through blogging that my wife, my soul-mate, knows absolutely nothing about. That's not to say that we don't connect intellectually, it's just that other real-life stuff gets in the way and anyway, she'd eventually bore of listening to me droning on and on about using websites as impromptu torches. After all as bloggers it's not like we're making love, just having sex, speaking blogaphorically of course.

But am I being unfaithful in a different sense of the word? Am I playing away from home by taking part in blogging? I've only met a three other bloggers in real life, Chris Locke, Halley Suitt and Euan Semple, and I suppose in this equation that would be like consummating the bloggage? In fact, I vaguely recall it being almost as much fun.

"Lonely Island"-er Andy Samberg on
Comedy Central


"Lonely Island"-er Andy Samberg on
Comedy Central
01/05/2005 10:25 PM
Xeni Jardin: Andy Samberg (whom you may recall from such previously-Boinged hits as TheLonelyIsland.com and Channel101) will be doing stand-up on Comedy Central's Premium Blend this Friday at 10pm. For those whose blog-term memory returns no results on a query for Mr. Samberg's work -- The 'BU, Just 2 Guyz, Nintendo, and The Heist are excellent places to start. (Thanks, Macki)

Lonely Island: wack-ass online shorts
and mp3s


Lonely Island: wack-ass online shorts
and mp3s
09/10/2004 02:08 AM
Xeni Jardin: Last week in LA, I went to a Channel 101 screening -- monthly events where a edgy creatives show short films before a live audience, who in turn vote the work on or off the proverbial viewing island. The project isn't a cable TV show yet, but it ought to be. I understand they recently shot a pilot for Fox, so perhaps it will.

One of the teams who participate regularly in the Channel 101 showdowns is The Lonely Island, and they've just posted a bunch of their work online. It's terrific stuff. One of their pieces, which screened at last week's event, is a dry, deadpan music video performed by two guys, called, uh, "Just 2 Guyz." (MPEG-4 Link, MPEG-1 Link, 2 min.). I loved their "Nintendo" animated short, too (MPEG / Quicktime, 3 min.)

Episodes of the Lonely Island short series The 'Bu are here (Link), with Sarah Chalke of Scrubs and Roseanne fame. Other celeb links -- Brooke Shields has a 5-minute bit in the begining of Episode 2: Regarding Ardy. (Link). Kal Penn (of Harold and Kumar and Gilmore Girls) plays Fred in Episode 2. A source close to the project says, "Kiefer Sutherland interrupted the filming of episode 1, then told all sorts of fanciful embellishments about it on Leno and Letterman. (Link)."

Link to The Lonely Island, and Link to the Channel 101 site where you'll find more online shorts.

Wanted: Family for lonely Italian
pensioner (Reuters)


Wanted: Family for lonely Italian
pensioner (Reuters)
08/30/2004 08:29 AM
Reuters - "Elderly retired school teacher seeks family willing to adopt grandfather. Will pay."

they have evidence for Earth-like
planets orbiting a nearby star


they have evidence for Earth-like
planets orbiting a nearby star
12/02/2003 01:54 AM
Dusty disc may mean other Earths. Gates of steel my ass .. evidence

news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/3251382.stm
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BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Hubble
discovers 100 new planets


BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Hubble
discovers 100 new planets
07/03/2004 08:47 AM

Scientists Discern Glow of Alien Planets
for the First Time


Scientists Discern Glow of Alien Planets
for the First Time
03/22/2005 07:28 PM
Astronomers said today that they had seen the glow of alien planets for the first time.

BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Hubble
harvests 100 new planets


BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Hubble
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07/04/2004 02:41 AM

Double Vision: Two Telescopes for
Hunting Earth-like Planets


Double Vision: Two Telescopes for
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05/26/2004 01:48 PM
Space.com May 26 2004 5:27PM GMT

Watching as Dusty Disks Slowly Turn Into
Planets


Watching as Dusty Disks Slowly Turn Into
Planets
12/22/2004 01:56 AM
Until recently, astronomers had never seen dust and planets around the same stars. This month, astronomers said they had closed the loop.
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