Sheryll Byrne

NASA - Moon 2020 -- Mayan prediction 2012

nobody@vox.com(SheryllByrne) — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 10:06:21 -0700

Will NASA's plan for a lunar base in 2020 be in time to save the human race? If there is any truth to this video and the many cultures that predict the end of humanity on December 21 2012 when the sun is aligned with the center of the universe and the earth completes a wobble on the axis then the timeline needs serious examination.

December 21 2012 THE END

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Science Fiction to Reality

nobody@vox.com(SheryllByrne) — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 09:16:16 -0700

NASA plans to have a lunar base station by the year 2020. They are already testing how to work in a lunar environment at Neemo 11 which is an underwater station where their living quarters even had a microwave oven. Scientist Larry Clark from Lockheed Martin has discovered how to turn lunar dust into oxygen which could supply a years worth of oxygen for 3 or 4 astrounauts. He even turned lunar dust into drinkable water!! Surf around group Titanians links and videos to see more about it. Here is one to start you off.

http://www.education-world.com/a_lesson/newsforyou/pdfs/newsforyou057.pdf

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Feline Diabetes

nobody@vox.com(SheryllByrne) — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 23:35:36 -0700

Echo

Echo is a sweet loving 9 year old true lap cat. He also has diabetes. I give him insulin shots twice a day and test his blood sugar on a regular basis to ensure he is getting the right dosage. I originally went to the Humane Society to adopt a kitten and was amazed at how many older cats there were. I knew the kittens would get adopted so I looked around and saw a few that I liked (including Echo). Then after talking to one of the volunteers there I looked at the cats on the "wall of nine lives" which had selected cats who had done their time behind bars and again there was Echo. Most of these cats were on this wall for one reason or another but I wanted to meet Echo so we were taken into a visiting room and it was instant love for both of us. At the time I knew nothing about diabetes and after adopting him I took a crash course. Now the Humane Society has taken on two more diabetic cats because they had such success with Echo. If you'd like to learn more about feline diabetes please visit www.felinediabetes.com to learn more. And if you'd like to give a home to a sugarkitty or other special needs kitty then take a look at them here http://www.oregonhumane.org/specialneeds/cats.asp . These cats deserve a furrrever home.

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