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Years of Observing Combined Into NASA's Best-Yet Look at Mars Canyon
A new view of the biggest canyon in the solar system, merging hundreds of photos from NASA's Mars Odyssey orbiter, offers scientists and the public an online resource for exploring the entire canyon in detail. This canyon system on Mars, named Valles Marineris, stretches as far as the distance from California to New York. Steep walls nearly as high as Mount Everest give way to numerous side canyons, possibly carved by water. In places, walls have shed massive landslides spilling far out onto the canyon floor. A simulated fly-through using the newly assembled imagery is available online athttp://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/mars/missions/odyssey/20060313.html. The fly-through plus tools for wandering across and zooming into the large image are athttp://themis.asu.edu . "We picked Valles Marineris to make this first mosaic because it's probably the most complex, interesting feature on the entire planet," said Dr.
Ask the Editor: Managing Editor George Rodrigue
In the first 11 days of February, we printed nine stories or briefs about the situation in Chad. We'll often run one or two big stories to introduce a problem, and then try to keep people informed about smaller developments via briefer mentions on inside pages. And we're always on the lookout for local people or organizations trying to make a difference in the wider world. If you've got thoughts on stories we should write to bring the world home to Dallas, please share them. Ivan Bourbon writes to ask whatever became of Joe Horn, the Pasadena, Texas, man who shot two suspected burglars. "Was he indicted/convicted/sentenced/sent to hang?" This story's a fascinating example of how what's a smallish newspaper story can set of a firestorm on the Internet. Mr. Horn, a 61-year-old computer consultant, shot the two suspected burglars after a 911 operator urged him to stay inside his home.
Result: Ireland 16-11 Italy
I never thought it would happen at half-time. I should have had faith." Anonymous Welsh person on text 81111 80 mins: James Haskell makes a 20-metre break and pushes England to the half-way line. The clock is well beyond 80 minutes, but it's all over - Wales have won an absolutely extraordinary game of rugby. Just unbelievable. 79 mins: The Welsh pack are not letting the ball out of their sight, even though Hook is itching for a drop-goal. But Duncan Jones knocks on with 15 seconds left on the clock. Can England produce a moment of magic to level this absolutely enthralling encounter? 78 mins: BBC commentator Brian Moore names James Hook as his man-of-the-match - and rightly so. The fly-half has been absolutely inspirational. Wales' 20-year Twickenham hoodoo is just 90 seconds from being banished to the annals of history.
Bloggers seriously candid, but anonymous
Tommy is squealing like the organ grinder's monkey for more openness on Mississippi newspaper editorial pages but the noise gets a little garbled coming out of the Mississippi House of Representatives because it's still emanating from behind closed doors in those secret conference committee hearings." Finally, in 2004, the Legislature opened the doors of the conference committees in both houses. It was a victory for the taxpayers. Tommy Horne is no longer in the Legislature. His son, Steve, is now a two-termer in the House and that "signed editorial" battle seems silly. But maybe Tommy Horne is getting the last laugh. How so? Technology intervened. Now, unsigned electronic comments are the rule, not the exception, to most every unsigned editorial, signed column, signed blog post and other materials published on the online version of this newspaper at clarionledger.com Anonymity abounds I'm one of those old relics in the newspaper business who got started back in the days when stories were written on typewriters.
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