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ParticipantPersonally I believe there is life elsewhere in the Universe.
I don’t care what anyone says, even the size of the Milky Way is beyond human comprehension, much less the Universe.
Google “Pale Blue Dot” to see a picture of our little planet as the Voyager (as I recall) turns around and takes a picture of us from about 4 billion miles out.
Go out to a Dark Sky site (like Palomar) on a moonless clear night – perhaps with a pair of binoculars. One can soon realize we are on a little rock hurtling through space.
As I take it all in, I find it hard to believe we are alone in the Universe.
ParticipantPersonally I believe there is life elsewhere in the Universe.
I don’t care what anyone says, even the size of the Milky Way is beyond human comprehension, much less the Universe.
Google “Pale Blue Dot” to see a picture of our little planet as the Voyager (as I recall) turns around and takes a picture of us from about 4 billion miles out.
Go out to a Dark Sky site (like Palomar) on a moonless clear night – perhaps with a pair of binoculars. One can soon realize we are on a little rock hurtling through space.
As I take it all in, I find it hard to believe we are alone in the Universe.
ParticipantPersonally I believe there is life elsewhere in the Universe.
I don’t care what anyone says, even the size of the Milky Way is beyond human comprehension, much less the Universe.
Google “Pale Blue Dot” to see a picture of our little planet as the Voyager (as I recall) turns around and takes a picture of us from about 4 billion miles out.
Go out to a Dark Sky site (like Palomar) on a moonless clear night – perhaps with a pair of binoculars. One can soon realize we are on a little rock hurtling through space.
As I take it all in, I find it hard to believe we are alone in the Universe.
ParticipantPersonally I believe there is life elsewhere in the Universe.
I don’t care what anyone says, even the size of the Milky Way is beyond human comprehension, much less the Universe.
Google “Pale Blue Dot” to see a picture of our little planet as the Voyager (as I recall) turns around and takes a picture of us from about 4 billion miles out.
Go out to a Dark Sky site (like Palomar) on a moonless clear night – perhaps with a pair of binoculars. One can soon realize we are on a little rock hurtling through space.
As I take it all in, I find it hard to believe we are alone in the Universe.
ParticipantPersonally I believe there is life elsewhere in the Universe.
I don’t care what anyone says, even the size of the Milky Way is beyond human comprehension, much less the Universe.
Google “Pale Blue Dot” to see a picture of our little planet as the Voyager (as I recall) turns around and takes a picture of us from about 4 billion miles out.
Go out to a Dark Sky site (like Palomar) on a moonless clear night – perhaps with a pair of binoculars. One can soon realize we are on a little rock hurtling through space.
As I take it all in, I find it hard to believe we are alone in the Universe.
October 10, 2008 at 10:30 AM in reply to: Another Temecula Builder folds it’s tent-Morgan hill #285114ParticipantTG: I agree they will become rentals, the units appear to be pretty nice. They probably have to get the proprty rezoned as rentals.
I talked to the Temecula Mayor about a month ago regarding the hospital and he stated they were just waiting for state permits. At the same time, he did say they have been hand holding Southwest to get this project in gear.
Although, with the state of the economy, I wonder if it will ever happen.
I also told the mayor I thought the plans were to grand, and that if we can’t get this hospital done at least put in a hospital like they have in Big Bear. A small hospital that can handle urgent cases.
Even that would be greatly helpful at this point.
October 10, 2008 at 10:30 AM in reply to: Another Temecula Builder folds it’s tent-Morgan hill #285404ParticipantTG: I agree they will become rentals, the units appear to be pretty nice. They probably have to get the proprty rezoned as rentals.
I talked to the Temecula Mayor about a month ago regarding the hospital and he stated they were just waiting for state permits. At the same time, he did say they have been hand holding Southwest to get this project in gear.
Although, with the state of the economy, I wonder if it will ever happen.
I also told the mayor I thought the plans were to grand, and that if we can’t get this hospital done at least put in a hospital like they have in Big Bear. A small hospital that can handle urgent cases.
Even that would be greatly helpful at this point.
October 10, 2008 at 10:30 AM in reply to: Another Temecula Builder folds it’s tent-Morgan hill #285426ParticipantTG: I agree they will become rentals, the units appear to be pretty nice. They probably have to get the proprty rezoned as rentals.
I talked to the Temecula Mayor about a month ago regarding the hospital and he stated they were just waiting for state permits. At the same time, he did say they have been hand holding Southwest to get this project in gear.
Although, with the state of the economy, I wonder if it will ever happen.
I also told the mayor I thought the plans were to grand, and that if we can’t get this hospital done at least put in a hospital like they have in Big Bear. A small hospital that can handle urgent cases.
Even that would be greatly helpful at this point.
October 10, 2008 at 10:30 AM in reply to: Another Temecula Builder folds it’s tent-Morgan hill #285448ParticipantTG: I agree they will become rentals, the units appear to be pretty nice. They probably have to get the proprty rezoned as rentals.
I talked to the Temecula Mayor about a month ago regarding the hospital and he stated they were just waiting for state permits. At the same time, he did say they have been hand holding Southwest to get this project in gear.
Although, with the state of the economy, I wonder if it will ever happen.
I also told the mayor I thought the plans were to grand, and that if we can’t get this hospital done at least put in a hospital like they have in Big Bear. A small hospital that can handle urgent cases.
Even that would be greatly helpful at this point.
October 10, 2008 at 10:30 AM in reply to: Another Temecula Builder folds it’s tent-Morgan hill #285457ParticipantTG: I agree they will become rentals, the units appear to be pretty nice. They probably have to get the proprty rezoned as rentals.
I talked to the Temecula Mayor about a month ago regarding the hospital and he stated they were just waiting for state permits. At the same time, he did say they have been hand holding Southwest to get this project in gear.
Although, with the state of the economy, I wonder if it will ever happen.
I also told the mayor I thought the plans were to grand, and that if we can’t get this hospital done at least put in a hospital like they have in Big Bear. A small hospital that can handle urgent cases.
Even that would be greatly helpful at this point.
ParticipantAre we talking about suspension of Posse Comitatus?
ParticipantAre we talking about suspension of Posse Comitatus?
ParticipantAre we talking about suspension of Posse Comitatus?
ParticipantAre we talking about suspension of Posse Comitatus?
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