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US Urges Japan Not to Exit War on Terror

The U.S. ambassador urged Japan on Wednesday to extend its naval mission in the Indian Ocean, saying it would be "a real tragedy" if Tokyo dropped out of the battle against terrorism.

US Commerce Secretary Visits Vietnam

U.S. Commerce Secretary Carlos M. Gutierrez met with Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung on Monday morning as he began a three-day visit to expand economic ties between the two countries.

US, Britain Urge Japan on Afghan Mission

The United States and Britain Thursday urged Japan to renew a mission to refuel coalition ships in the Indian Ocean as fierce opposition in parliament dimmed prospects of securing an extension before the deployment expires next month.

Japan LDP OKs New Anti-Terror Bill

Japan's ruling party approved Wednesday a new anti-terrorism bill that would extend a refueling mission in the Indian Ocean but curtail Tokyo's support for combat operations in Afghanistan by U.S.-led forces.

NASA Launches Mission to Asteroid Belt

NASA took aim at the heart of the asteroid belt Thursday, launching a spacecraft on a nearly decade-long journey that will include two never-before-attempted close encounters.

Rocket-plane could sniff out Martian methane

The ARES plane soars over the Martian surface (Illustration: NASA)

Joint Missions Tricky Affairs in Iraq

U.S. soldiers paced around their new outpost in Sadr City, checking their watches, drinking coffee and waiting for their Iraqi partners.

NASA to save Hubble, to astronomers’ delight

An astronaut removes the High Resolution Spectrograph to make way for the Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph during the second servicing mission in 1997. The telescope can hold four telephone-booth sized instruments and four piano-sized instruments (Image: NASA)

Shuttle docks in orbit – now the real work begins

Atlantis's pilot, Christopher J Ferguson, floats on the flight deck on Sunday, the first day in space for the STS-115 crew (Image: NASA)

Israel Says Troops Needed in Lebanon

Israel has decided air power alone will not be enough to drive Hezbollah back from the Israeli-Lebanon border and a ground force will be needed to establish a buffer zone that is at least 20 miles deep, senior military officials said Thursday.

Indian Moon Mission to Carry NASA Devices

An Indian unmanned mission to the moon will carry two NASA scientific devices designed to find minerals and ice on the lunar surface, a U.S. official said Tuesday.

NASA to Crash Space Probe Into Moon

NASA plans to crash a space probe into the moon in 2009 — a collision so violent it will be visible on Earth through a telescope, the space agency said Monday.

NASA Restarts Canceled Asteroid Mission

NASA on Monday resurrected an ambitious mission to explore two of the solar system's largest asteroids, just weeks after budget woes killed the project.

'MI-3' Pits Cruise Against Hoffman

How's this for an impossible mission: Tom Cruise against Truman Capote?

Scientists Lament Canceled NASA Mission

Scientists on Friday lamented the cancellation of a NASA mission to orbit two asteroids, saying the project would have shed light on how the solar system formed.

Cheek Heading to Zambia on First Mission

Joey Cheek has his first assignment from Johann Olav Koss: Zambia. The American speedskater will head to the African country in April on a humanitarian mission for Koss' Right To Play group, which uses sports to promote a healthier lifestyle for children in poor countries.

The Vine

Davidson: There Are Too Many Cases Of War Crimes In Bosnia That Have Not Been Solved

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The Head of the OSCE Mission to Bosnia Ambassador Douglas Davidson is of the opinion that 12 years past the end of the1992-1995 Serbian,Montenegrin and Croatian aggressions against Bosnia, there are too many unsolved war crimes cases.

NASA Delays Mars Scout Mission to 2013

Source: Life, The Universe...

NASA says that the next mission in the Mars Scout program, originally planned for launch in 2011, is now targeted for launch in 2013.

LuLu.tv - LunarWire.com The Future of Space Exploration

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NASA has been given a mandate to change directions from building the space station to first establishing a lunar base and then using the resources and experiences from the Moon to launch a mission to Mars.

LuLu.tv - LunarWire.com Return to the Moon

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We are returning to the moon to mine resource to supply an orbital propellant station and change space exploration in our generation!

Jumpcut.com - LunarWire.com The Future of Space Exploration

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NASA has been given a mandate to change directions from building the space station to first establishing a lunar base and then using the resources and experiences from the Moon to launch a mission to Mars.

Jumpcut.com - LunarWire.com Return to the Moon

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We are returning to the moon to mine resource to supply an orbital propellant station and change space exploration in our generation!

DailyMotion.com - LunarWire.com The Future of Space Exploration

Source: Dailymotion - videos

NASA has been given a mandate to change directions from building the space station to first establishing a lunar base and then using the resources and experiences from the Moon to launch a mission to Mars.

DailyMotion.com - LunarWire.com Return to the Moon

Source: Dailymotion - videos

We are returning to the moon to mine resource to supply an orbital propellant station and change space exploration in our generation!

Blip.tv - LunarWire.com Return to the Moon

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We are returning to the moon to mine resource to supply an orbital propellant station and change space exploration in our generation!

Blip.tv - LunarWire.com The Future of Space Exploration

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NASA has been given a mandate to change directions from building the space station to first establishing a lunar base and then using the resources and experiences from the Moon to launch a mission to Mars.

LunarWire.com Return to the Moon

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We are returning to the moon to mine resource to supply an orbital propellant station and change space exploration in our generation!

The Evangelical Crackup?

Source: The New York Times

Today the movement shows signs of coming apart beneath its leaders.

Aboard Atlantis: Sex, Binge Drinking, And A Guy Named Clayton

Source: thenaughtyamerican.com

Despite criticism from Mothers Against Drunk Astronauts, the good times continue to roll.

A Saint's Dark Night - Is Mother Teresa the "Saint of Darkness"?

Source: The New York Times

In time, with the aid of the priest who acted as her spiritual director, Mother Teresa concluded that these painful experiences could help her identify not only with the abandonment that Jesus Christ felt during the crucifixion, but also with the abandonment that the poor faced d …

Mission to Mars

Source: Guardian Weekly

The team leader of the NASA Mars Mission writing about the plan!!

'Flight of The Phoenix' - Lockheed-Martin Holds Its Breath

Back in 1999, Lockheed-Martin watched as their Mars Polar Lander vanished without a trace. Something went wrong at the critical moment, and the probe disappeared in a fiery blaze, just as it began its descent toward the southern polar ice cap of the Red Planet.

Demo live – Combat Mission: Shock Force

Source: lucidlan.com

The Demo Now Goes Live For Combat Mission From Paradox

4 Steps to a Fulfilling Life Mission

Source: johnplaceonline.com

In a previous article, we discussed the power of synergy. Synergy is the powerful force that occurs when your daily activities align with your internal motivations.

Dr Blockbuster's Film Mission for 2007

Dr Blockbuster is here to give due warning, on Newsvine, that he has a film mission for 2007 and further developments can be read here on Newsvine! Here's a clue:

In church ministries, looks can be deceiving

Source: The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

When a church is surrounded by poverty, its mission seems as obvious as the neighborhood's broken windows and sagging stairs. Feed the hungry. Provide clothes and housing for those who are struggling. Offer job training.

Celebrate Mission Accomplished Day on May First

Source: itsmyblog.com

May 1st marks the 4 year anniversary of President George W Bush's "Mission Accomplished" speech aboard an aircraft carrier in the gulf after the fall of Baghdad. Join me in celebrating that fateful day.

Culture and Mission

Source: seanmcintyres.blogspot.com

In my last mission article I considered the effects of culture shock in mission. Today I would like to look at three types of culture that we may encounter and how that will affect our approach to preaching the Gospel.

Avoiding Burnout

Source: seanmcintyres.blogspot.com

Today's devotional - avoiding burnout. Also free Bible School to download.

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