141. Daily Vault - January 10, 2000 Sean McCarthy's review But just to piss off her naysayers, Apple released an album that almost eclipses her very good Tidal album. Rated A. http://www.dailyvault.com/2000_01_10-sm.html

WHEN THE PAWN... Fiona Apple Clean Slate / Epic Records Review by: Sean McCarthy Originally published: January 10, 2000 Fiona Apple's "rant" on the MTV Video Music Awards a couple of years ago was one of the most laughable, sorry and just plain ridiculous cases of overreaction to an artist who speaks their mind. I mean, come on, what really did she say when she was at the podium? Value individuality, don't pay too much attention to beauty standards that you couldn't possibly live up to, don't let artists dictate your value system. Yup, I could see where people thought she was waaaay out of line. All of those things she said were very controversial. Come on folks, it's not like she tore the picture of the pope up on the podium. But somehow, at that instant, she was cast as an outsider. Just get that second album out of the way, get that buried and Apple will go the way of the Crash Test Dummies. Actually, that senario would work if she released a weak album. But just to piss off her naysayers, Apple released an album that almost eclipses her very good Tidal album.

142. Eclipses Partial eclipses, annular eclipses, and the partial phases of total eclipses are never safe to watch without taking special precautions. http://users.telenet.be/nmenneke/eclips/engels/eclips_index_en.html

Eclipse Homepage WARNING: do not attempt to observe the partial or annular phases of any solar eclipse with the naked eye. Failure to use appropriate filtration may result in permanent eye damage or blindness! The Sun can be viewed safely with the naked eye only during the few brief seconds or minutes of a total solar eclipse. Partial eclipses, annular eclipses, and the partial phases of total eclipses are never safe to watch without taking special precautions. Even when 99% of the Sun's surface is obscured during the partial phases of a total eclipse, the remaining photospheric crescent is intensely bright and cannot be viewed safely without eye protection. Solar Eclipses and Eye Safety Past eclipses: Total solar eclipse of 11 Aug 99 Total lunar eclipse of 09 Jan 01 Total solar eclipse of 21 Jun 01 Total solar eclipse of 04 Dec 02 ... Total lunar eclipse of 04 May 04 Coming eclipses: Venus-transit of 08 Jun 04 Total lunar eclipse of 28 Oct 04 Annular solar eclipse of 03 Oct 05 Total solar eclipse of 29 Mar 06 ... Total solar eclipse of 21 Aug 17 Links: NASA J. and P. Poitevin

143. Brian Dana Akers / Eclipse Photos Solar eclipse photographs from 1972 to the present. http://www.BrianDanaAkers.com/eclipses.html

Take me to . . . Photo Biography Autobiography Bibliography Reviews Free stories Free essay Learn to write Interview Eclipse photos Send me email Home YogaVidya.com Eclipse Photos July 10, 1972 June 30, 1973 Modern Astronomy. You can see how much astrophotography has advanced in the last three decades. February 26, 1979 and February 16, 1980 July 11, 1991 Met Loretta on this cruise, so it has to go down as both the ultimate eclipse trip and the ultimate cruise (for me). Saw this one along with my old KAS buddies off the coast of Mexico. After observing the previous two eclipses telescopically, I decided to try binoculars on this one. Here I am waiting for totality, waiting for Loretta. May 10, 1994 My first and (so far) only annular eclipse. Weather was iffy, but Loretta and I decided to give it the old college try. We drove north to Saratoga Springs and watched this one through binoculars and mylar filters. This photo of the partial phase shows the pinhole camera effect from trees shading the parking lot. February 26, 1998 March 29, 2006

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145. Heliofísica Actualidad, metodolog­a, gr¡ficos de Wolf, im¡genes y diagramas de la actividad solar, ciclos, climatolog­a, eclipses, bases de datos y enlaces. http://www.heliofisica.net/

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146. Astronomy On-Line: Lunar Eclipses eclipses Translate this page eclipses. Un eclipse totalmente. Los eclipses son de diferentes tipos según los cuerpos que intervienen y la porción que ocultan. La http://www.eso.org/outreach/spec-prog/aol/market/collaboration/luneclipse/

Lunar Eclipses This collaborative programme is concerned with the observation of a Lunar Eclipse, that is when the Moon enters the Earth's shadow. During this event, less sunlight reaches the Moon and its appearance changes. During a Total Lunar Eclipse , the Moon is entirely inside the Earth's shadow; during a Partial Lunar Eclipse , only part of the Moon is inside. A Lunar Eclipse always happens at the time of full moon, when the Sun, Earth and Moon are (nearly) aligned. A Total Lunar Eclipse took place on Tuesday, September 16, 1997. A preliminary report is now available! Another Total Lunar Eclipse took place on Friday, September 27, 1996. It was visible in most areas of North and South America, Europe, Africa, Western Asia, in some places only partly. Results from the observations by Astronomy On-Line Groups of the 1996 eclipse are available! If you want to know more The text here does not tell you everything about lunar eclipses, but if you want to know more, we suggest that you consult the More related information is also available in the Astronomy On-Line Solar Eclipse Project and you may find it interesting to read about the ancient observations in a most fascinating science book: `Science for the Citizen' by Lancelot Hogbein (Aberdeen, Sept. 1939).

147. 2002 Total Solar Eclipse Javascript Calculator A selfcontained page for calculating the circumstances of the next solar eclipse from your location. All calculations are done locally on your computer. http://www.chris.obyrne.com/Eclipses/calculator.html

Javascript Eclipse Calculator V3.2b2 GPL Version 2 Home Psion Eclipse Calculator ... CV/Resume You are : home Solar Eclipses Javascript calculator This calculator is in test. If you find any bugs, or if you are getting answers that are definitely wrong, then please let me know by email at chris (at) obyrne (dot) com - thank you! This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. ERROR - your browser does not support Javascript - you cannot use this calculator Eclipse: 1970/Mar/07 (T) 1970/Aug/31 (A) 1971/Feb/25 (P) 1971/Jul/22 (P) 1971/Aug/20 (P) 1972/Jan/16 (A) 1972/Jul/10 (T) 1973/Jan/04 (A) 1973/Jun/30 (T) 1973/Dec/24 (A) 1974/Jun/20 (T) 1974/Dec/13 (P) 1975/May/11 (P) 1975/Nov/03 (P) 1976/Apr/29 (A) 1976/Oct/23 (T) 1977/Apr/18 (A) 1977/Oct/12 (T) 1978/Apr/07 (P) 1978/Oct/02 (P) 1979/Feb/26 (T) 1979/Aug/22 (A) 1980/Feb/16 (T) 1980/Aug/10 (A) 1981/Feb/04 (A) 1981/Jul/31 (T) 1982/Jan/25 (P) 1982/Jun/21 (P) 1982/Jul/20 (P) 1982/Dec/15 (P) 1983/Jun/11 (T) 1983/Dec/04 (A) 1984/May/30 (A) 1984/Nov/22 (T) 1985/May/19 (P) 1985/Nov/12 (T) 1986/Apr/09 (P) 1986/Oct/03 (H) 1987/Mar/29 (H) 1987/Sep/23 (A) 1988/Mar/18 (T) 1988/Sep/11 (A) 1989/Mar/07 (P) 1989/Aug/31 (P) 1990/Jan/26 (A) 1990/Jul/22 (T) 1991/Jan/15 (A) 1991/Jul/11 (T) 1992/Jan/04 (A) 1992/Jun/30 (T) 1992/Dec/24 (P) 1993/May/21 (P) 1993/Nov/13 (P) 1994/May/10 (A) 1994/Nov/03 (T) 1995/Apr/29 (A)

148. Dec. 25, 2000 Eclipse Gallery Dec. 25, 2000 Solar Eclipse Gallery Page 1 back to spaceweather.com. Summary A partial solar eclipse that began at sunrise for http://www.spaceweather.com/eclipses/gallery_25dec00.html

Dec. 25, 2000 Solar Eclipse Gallery: Page 1 back to spaceweather.com Summary : A partial solar eclipse that began at sunrise for sky watchers near the US west coast was visible across North America on Christmas Day, 2000. [ more information You can find more pictures on PAGE 2 Photographer, Location Larger images Comments Phil Harrington , Smithtown, NY more Harrington: "[I captured] this photo montage of yesterday's eclipse with my 4-inch f/9.8 refractor and an Olympus D360-L digital camera. The other photo is a double exposure of the eclipsed Sun placed within a forest of snow-covered pines." Dan Hawrylkiw , Sedona, AZ This photo was taken from Oak Creek Canyon, near Sedona AZ. Dan captured the Sun rising behind a pine tree on the canyon wall using a Meade ETX and a 35mm SLR at 9:35 AM local time. Michael Blackburn , Boise, Idaho M. Blackburn captured this image from Boise, Idaho on December 25th, 2000 at approximately 9:35 a.m. local time. Blackburn: "I used a Canon PowerShot S10 set on manual so the camera would not flash. The photo was taken hand held and through a 25 mm eyepiece on a 10" Coulter Dobsonian telescope." Evan J. Gnam

149. KryssTal : The 1991 Eclipse In Mexico Illustrated with photos from the area of San Jose del Cabo, site of maximum totality for one of the major solar eclipses of recent times. http://www.krysstal.com/ec1991.html

The 1991 Eclipse in Mexico It reminded us of the story of the Passover. As we watched, the clouds over the distant hills turned grey, then black. The hills themselves then turned dark. Moments later, the valley was plunged into darkness. Strange Colours at Noon Trip Summary The first 10 days of the 1991 eclipse trip was an organised eclipse tour with Explorers Travel Club . It was my first visit to the Americas . It was the first eclipse trip with my future wife, Talaat Qureshi - she stayed for two months. Two friends, John Mears and John Harbour , came only for the tour part. A flight took us to to Los Angeles in the USA "Are you or have you ever been a Communist?" ) where we stayed for 3 days. We then flew south to Mexico where we saw the eclipse described below in Baja California . After the eclipse, Talaat and I travelled independently though Mexico. I continued alone to Belize and Guatemala After 7 months I returned to London from Guatemala City via Miami "Are you or have you ever been a Communist?" The Eclipse San Jose del Cabo is a small tourist resort on the southern tip of Baja California in Mexico. The surrounding countryside is mountainous desert covered with cacti. Some of the cacti were huge, three pronged trees, just like in cowboy films! The sun shone brightly; the sea was blue and the beaches fine. This was a perfect place for watching eclipses. The 1991 eclipse was due to be nearly seven minutes long: there would be none longer in my lifetime.

150. All About Solar Eclipses - The Solar Eclipses 1951-2100 Software Software for eclipse prediction and simulation. http://www.solareclipses.net/default.html

151. SOLAR ECLIPSES MY SOLAR eclipses. All images on this page are by Gerard M Foley. Prof. Waltmaier had been on the centerline of 28 total eclipses. http://home.columbus.rr.com/gfoley/eclipse.html

MY SOLAR ECLIPSES All images on this page are by Gerard M Foley. Most were taken on slide film (Kodachrome or Ektachrome) and scanned commercially into a PhotoCD. Others were taken with an Olympus D600L digital camera. All were finished for this webpage in PaintShopPro 5.01. To see a full size image, click on the thumbnail. The first total eclipse I saw was in North Conway, NH, on August 31, 1932. Unhappily I have no pictures. Totality occurred in a "mackerel" sky, high thin clouds that afforded a fairly good view of the inner parts of the solar corona. In 1954 our family went to Copper Harbor, Michigan, on the Keweenaw Peninsula in Lake Superior. This was the easternmost point in the United States on the path of totality of that year's solar eclipse. A few minutes before totality, the clouds which had covered the eastern horizon (in the first picture below) lifted, only to be replaced by the fog you see in the next two, taken just before and just after totality. The "perfect eclipse" came in 1970, in Williamston, NC. On the left below are the dozens of optical instruments set up behind the Holiday Inn and the brilliant blue sky on the day of the eclipse. We could go into a motel room to see the eclipse in Mexico City on color television, then come out to see for ourselves. On the right are my wife and I and the 800mm. f8 lens with which I took the five frames below. Here are the "diamond ring" at the beginning of totality, three successively longer exposures of the eclipsed sun, and the "diamond ring" at the end of eclipse.

152. Planet Waves Astrology | Eclipse Astrology | Understanding Eclipses By Eric Fran Understanding eclipses. By ERIC FRANCIS. IF YOU LOOK UP eclipses in the Dictionary of Astrology by Alan Leo, it s a little like reading the Book of Revelations. http://planetwaves.net/astrology/eclipse.html

Planet Waves Home What's New Horoscopes Subscriber Login ... About Subscribing Understanding Eclipses By ERIC FRANCIS "Just a few short years ago, we turned another century, and many of us were poised to enter that as global neighbours, looking for win/win situations that would build bridges between nations while respecting cultural differences. Where are the cooperative, optimistic voices now?" - Jude, Political Waves list moderator IF YOU LOOK UP ECLIPSES in the Dictionary of Astrology by Alan Leo, it's a little like reading the Book of Revelations . They are associated with pestilences, earthquakes, toil on the king, hard times for animals, earthquakes, floods, running out of coffee on a Monday morning and everything else gone wrong. One gets the impression that eclipses are a good time to be away from the Solar System. In actual fact, decent astrologers all learn respect for eclipses. Some learn it the easy way, some learn it the hard way, but upon commencing the study of astrology, eclipses soon reveal their power. We learn to respect them like small children who grow up by the ocean are taught to respect waves and water. Swallow a few good gulps of salt or get knocked into an undertow and the sea becomes a god one treats tentatively. To my thinking, astrology is as basic as a sea captain or navigator learning the respect for weather, tides and magnetic forces that guides a safe passage. Few people would argue with a hurricane. Eclipses are natural events with natural results, and, as it happens, we are moving through their neighbourhood right at the moment.

153. The Nazca Lines And The "Eye In The Sky" - An Eclipse Theory Evidence suggesting that the Nazca Lines and geoglyphs were an ancient Peruvian religious response to the socalled Eye of God that is manifested during total solar eclipses. http://nazcalines.homestead.com/

The TOTAL The Science AND ... Pedigree of the Phoenix The Nazca Lines that is clearly manifested in the heavens above our planet during total solar eclipses. A genuinely unusual series of total solar eclipses coincided with the time period during which the Nazca Lines were created. Some of the Nazca Lines geoglyphs would appear to depict avatars of the Nazca culture's sky gods. Some of the bird geoglyphs are clearly aligned with the winter solstice sunset or they are connected to, or closely associated with, Nazca Lines pointing to the winter solstice sunset. This is not surprising when one understands that a quite remarkable bird-like pattern that is manifested in the sun's corona during some total solar eclipses gave rise to the mythical phoenix Egyptian winged sun symbol and solar falcon god Horus An alchemical wood-cut illustration displays a Latin motto - which means - This Is The Way Of God A modern medical artist's anatomical drawing of a human eye This Nazca hummingbird aka colibri geoglyph is, like most of the other bird geoglyphs, associated with the winter solstice sunset alignment. . . As Above - So Below A human figure Nazca geoglyph hintingly points up to the sky and down to the Earth. . .

154. Maps Of All Solar Eclipses Until 2015 All Solar eclipses until 2015. Within our website you can calculate the circumstances of every eclipse since 1000 BC! Solar eclipses 19992004. http://eclipse.astroinfo.org/sofi/globallist.html

Finsternisse home Am Himmel Astrolexikon ... Deutschland Sonnenfinsternisse Primer Erlebnis Sonnenfinsternis Die Beobachtungen Astronomie ... Sicherheit Berichte, Bilder Finsternisse 2003 31. Mai 2003 07. Mai 2003 4. Dezember 2002 ... 26. Februar 1998 Karten Karten 1999 Europa Interaktiv, 1900 - 2100 Finsternisrechner Ihre Daten Simulation Globale Daten Zentrallinie ... Grenzlinien Tabellen 1700 - 2100 International Deutschland, A, CH Mondfinsternisse Entstehung 4./5. Mai 2004 8./9. November 2003 16. Mai 2003 ... 9. Januar 2001 Finsternisrechner Lokale Daten Simulation Globale Daten Transits Venustransit Merkurtransit Schattenspiele Jupitermonde Sternbedeckungen Planetenbedeckungen Saturnbedeckung ... Planeten-Konjunktionen Tipps Finsternis-Links Eclipse-FAQ Wetter Impressum Sitemap Werbung auf astro!nfo www.astronomie.info 6693343 Seiten seit 1.1.2004 All Solar Eclipses until 2015 We compiled all solar eclipses for the nearer future, accompagned with a rought global view of the region obscured. Maps are available on a national scale for total solar eclipses, and for selected regions of some annular eclipses. Within our website you can calculate the circumstances of every eclipse since 1000 B.C.! Solar Eclipses 1999-2004 Orthographic View Date Eclipse Type Maximum Phase Maximum Duration Geographical Area 1999 February 16 Tuesday Annular Partial: Southern Africa, Indian Ocean, Australia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Antarctica

155. Eclipse 99 Educational resources about eclipses in general and about the 1999 eclipse in particular. http://eclipse99.nasa.gov/

156. índex AAMA Presentaci³n, noticias, eclipses, fotograf­as y astrofotograf­a. http://mural.uv.es/sanbai/aama.htm

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157. PSIgate - Featured Sites - Lunar Eclipse show full recordLunar eclipses for Beginners This site from Fred Espenak (Mr Eclipse) provides an illustrated introduction to Lunar eclipses and their http://www.psigate.ac.uk/newsite/featured_45.html

158. Railroad Tycoon II Review For PC At GameSpot By Samuel Brown Baker, 9.1/10. A sequel that eclipses the original in nearly all aspects. http://www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/railroadtycoon2/review.html

GameSpot Home PC Games PlayStation 2 PS2 Xbox ... Systems About Our Site What's on GameSpot? What's New Today? Free Membership Get Complete Find Games Advanced Search New Releases Top Rated Most Popular ... E3 Coverage All the Latest PC News Reviews Previews Game Videos ... All PC Games Browse by Genre Action Games Adventure Games Driving Games Puzzle Games ... Strategy Games Browse by Platform PC PlayStation 2 Xbox GameCube ... Mobile Get a Game New Games Rentals Game Systems Discuss Games GameSpot Forums See Special Features GameSpotting Let's GameSpot System Advisor Beta Center ... Windows XP Extras Also Check Out Newsletters Supersites Top 100 Searches Game Cheats ... Railroad Tycoon II Publisher: Gathering Developer: PopTop Software Genre: Strategy Release Date: GameSpace Review Previews News Downloads Movies Hints Check Prices Difficulty: Impossible Learning Curve: About 2 hours Stability: n/a Version: GameSpot Score superb About Our Rating System Gameplay Graphics Sound Value Tilt Requirements:   16 MB RAM, 4X CD-ROM, 100 MB disk space, More Tech Information » In an industry now thriving on "me too" games, it defies belief that there have been so few previous entries in the "build and manage" genre started by the original Railroad Tycoon. At least half of these have come from Maxis. Railroad Tycoon II by PopTop Software puts you in charge of a vast railroad empire in the persona of one of the legendary tycoons or government figures of the day. The train and station limits from Railroad Tycoon are gone. You can build stations and buy trains to your heart's content without bumping into an artificial limit. To the best of my knowledge, no one has exceeded the train/station limit, if there is one, relieving one of the most frustrating features of the original Railroad Tycoon when playing on large maps.

159. ECLIPSES DO SOL-1 - FÍSICA Translate this page eclipses DO S L, Clique para voltar à página inicial. Aprendemos lunar. Nessa seção especial vamos falar sobre os eclipses solares. http://www.fisica.ufc.br/eclipse/eclipse.htm

ECLIPSES DO S L Aprendemos na escola que um eclipse do Sol acontece quando a Lua cobre o disco solar e um eclipse da Lua se dá quando a sombra da Terra oculta o disco lunar. Nessa seção especial vamos falar sobre os eclipses solares. Daremos algumas informações a mais, além das que você aprendeu no primário. Temos certeza que mesmo quem já sabe muita coisa sobre os eclipses achará alguma novidade nesse relato. Sombra e penumbra. Eclipse total e eclipse parcial do Sol. Condições necessárias para um eclipse total do Sol. O que é um eclipse anular. Duração máxima de um eclipse total do Sol. Quantos eclipses podem ocorrer a cada ano. Como a sombra da Lua se desloca pela superfície da Terra durante um eclipse. ... O último eclipse total do Sol desse milênio ocorreu em Agosto de 1999. Veja como foi.

160. Solar Eclipses Seen By Fred Bruenjes Solar eclipses seen by Fred Bruenjes. One of my hobbies is astronomy, a branch of which is chasing solar eclipses. Solar eclipses http://www.moonglow.net/eclipse/eclipses.html

Solar Eclipses seen by Fred Bruenjes One of my hobbies is astronomy, a branch of which is chasing solar eclipses. Solar eclipses occur when the Moon passes in front of the Sun in the course of its orbit. About once or twice a year there is a narrow strip across the Earth where an eclipse is visible. For more information about eclipses in general, please visit Fred Espenak's Mr. Eclipse website. Below is a table of solar eclipses I have observed, attempted to observe, or plan to observe. Links to full reports are available. If this list is a little overwhelming, you can just hit the highlights by reading about 2001 in Zambia , then 2002 in Australia , and then 2003 in Antarctica Photo Eclipse Date Type Saw Links My Location Notes No photo. 1991 July 11 Total 50% Partial Colorado, USA It darkened a little. 1992 January 4 Annular Sunset annular Photo San Diego, California, USA Impressive, right at sunset. I watched from near centerline within the path of refracted annularity. No photo. 1994 May 10 Annular Clouded out of 83% partial San Diego

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