#11102012

[taeminrecuerdos]

11.10.2012

Actuación de SHINee en el ABU Radio Song Festival.

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[themomsandthecity]

Pregnant and working: Eight everyday essentials

by Cindy Wilkins posted in Mom Stories Sitting closer to the door during meetings in case you need to bolt to the bathroom? Praying that your chair or shoe will squeak to mask the sound of your gas?  Exhausted from being “on” all day, when all your body wants to do is shut off? Oh,... Read more » Want to get the full story? Click on the headline above. And thanks for reading the BabyCenter Blog. http://bit.ly/TD04B3

[adventures-in-the-lab]

Aurora over Planet Earth  Image Credit : NASA, NOAA, GSFC, Suomi NPP, Earth Observatory,  processing by Jesse Allen and Robert Simmon

Explanation: North America at night is easy to recognize in this view of our fair planet from orbit, acquired by the Suomi-NPP satellite on October 8. The spectacular waves of visible light emission rolling above the Canadian provinces of Quebec and Ontario in the upper half of the frame are the Aurora Borealis or northern lights. Encircling the poles and extending to lower latitudes, impressive aurora seen during the past few days are due to strong geomagnetic storms. The storms were triggered by a solar coronal mass ejection on October 4/5, impacting Earth's magnetosphere some three days later. The curtains of light, shining well over 100 kilometers above the surface, are formed as charged particles accelerated in the magnetosphere excite oxygen and nitrogen in the upper atmosphere.