81. Erin Malone.com::photoLog I have been hacked Main Working on the garden » Sunday 04.29.01 Travellingback in time Have you ever been back to a place you knew a long time ago? http://www.erinmalone.com/photolog/photos/travelling_back_in_time.shtml

erinmalone :: photolog Photos, daily log and general observations of the world through the eyes of erin malone. Main Sunday 04.29.01 Travelling back in time Have you ever been back to a place you knew a long time ago? I am travelling this week and am in Northern Virginia. I went to high school here, learned to drive here, generally spent the better part of my teenage years here - with favorite hangouts, cool places to drive and play and all the sorts of things you do as a teenager. After college, I moved back here slightly farther out - it required a long drive through the countryside and farms before hitting the small town I lived in. I moved away to go to graduate school nine years ago and havent been back in the area for almost 5 years when I sold my townhouse. travel Link Comments (0) Post a comment Name: Email Address: URL: Comments: Related Entries snow! Feb 08, 2003 seen and noted Nov 03, 2002 Fall from Above Nov 01, 2002 elsewhere... other photos on my site: my travel images what I'm learning in guitar this week: expanded repetoire #1 bartender's blues by james taylor songbird by jesse wincheser (1977) as sung by emmylou harris past songs buy me something: at amazon check these sites out: aortal link of the week: Ftrain last week: The Morning News viewing these: reading these: by category biking books boxesandarrows california ... dr. leslie project

82. A Step Back In Time - A Timucuan Indian, Living History Program By Reese "Moss" life in pre columbian Florida. Step back in time through the "hands with "A Step back In time" to discover a "A Step back In time". c/o Reese and http://www.volusia.com/livinghistory

Timucuan Indian Living History Program by Reese and Jeanne Moore and Family The Florida peninsula's true native people, the Timucuan, lived in an area from southeast Georgia - to Cape Canaveral - over to the Tampa Bay area - then north to Perry, Florida. This highly civilized culture had towns and villages which were surrounded by fortress walls made of upright wooden poles. Inside the protection of the fortress walls the round shaped village lodges stood. The hut style lodges were made of small diameter wooden logs with roofs made of palm branches. In the center of the village was the chief's large rectangular lodge which housed his family and the food and grain storage for the tribe. The first 15th Century Europeans in America, which averaged a height of 5 feet, may have felt that they had discovered a race of tawny colored giants when they encountered the 6 to 7 foot tall Timucuans. The men wore loin covers made of animal skins and fastened their long hair on top of their heads with bone pins. The women wore skirts of moss or animal skins and wore their hair tied behind their heads. Timucuan people adorned their bodies with colorful tattoos, and wore ornaments of shell, pearls, seeds,nuts, bones and clay. It was traditional for the Cacique (chief) and other high ranking men to be tattooed and adorned from head to toe. The Timucuan depended on their farming skills for the main foods of their diet. They cultivated the soil and planted maize, beans, squash, and grains. They also harvested some of Florida's indigenous plant roots, nuts, seeds, and fruits. Fish were caught in wiers made of reeds or harpooned. Small game animals such as rabbit, raccoon, lizards, and turtle were also taken and nothing was discarded. Bison, bear, and deer were not eaten although the skins were used for clothing and the bones fashioned into utensils and tools.

83. A Step Back In Time - A Timucuan Indian, Living History Program By Reese "Moss" village life in pre columbian Florida. Step back in time throughthe hands on exhibits. Discover the mystery of this ancient http://volusia.com/livinghistory/

Timucuan Indian Living History Program by Reese and Jeanne Moore and Family The Florida peninsula's true native people, the Timucuan, lived in an area from southeast Georgia - to Cape Canaveral - over to the Tampa Bay area - then north to Perry, Florida. This highly civilized culture had towns and villages which were surrounded by fortress walls made of upright wooden poles. Inside the protection of the fortress walls the round shaped village lodges stood. The hut style lodges were made of small diameter wooden logs with roofs made of palm branches. In the center of the village was the chief's large rectangular lodge which housed his family and the food and grain storage for the tribe. The first 15th Century Europeans in America, which averaged a height of 5 feet, may have felt that they had discovered a race of tawny colored giants when they encountered the 6 to 7 foot tall Timucuans. The men wore loin covers made of animal skins and fastened their long hair on top of their heads with bone pins. The women wore skirts of moss or animal skins and wore their hair tied behind their heads. Timucuan people adorned their bodies with colorful tattoos, and wore ornaments of shell, pearls, seeds,nuts, bones and clay. It was traditional for the Cacique (chief) and other high ranking men to be tattooed and adorned from head to toe. The Timucuan depended on their farming skills for the main foods of their diet. They cultivated the soil and planted maize, beans, squash, and grains. They also harvested some of Florida's indigenous plant roots, nuts, seeds, and fruits. Fish were caught in wiers made of reeds or harpooned. Small game animals such as rabbit, raccoon, lizards, and turtle were also taken and nothing was discarded. Bison, bear, and deer were not eaten although the skins were used for clothing and the bones fashioned into utensils and tools.

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85. Time Travel - The Grandmother Paradox Discusses the possibility of associated paradoxes from a philosophical rather than purely scientific Category Science Physics Relativity time Travel...... Paradox. It describes how a time Travellers action when travelling backin time alters the time Travellers future creating a paradox. http://www.cix.co.uk/~antcom/gp.html

The Grandmother Paradox This is the most common example of the Time Travel Paradox. It describes how a Time Travellers action when travelling back in time alters the Time Travellers future creating a paradox. ....if you kill your grandmother then you would not be born, therefore you cannot travel to the past and kill your grandmother, so you would be born, so you could travel to the past and kill your grandmother.... It could be argued that at the moment he changes the past he should promptly disappear. After all this could be a logical termination of his timeline (and perhaps a good reason for people not to time travel). In the film however he simply begins to fade away represented by a photograph of himself with his brother and sister where they begin to loose parts of themselves. It is not until his parents fall in love and therefore his future birth is established that he returns to health. There are also other aspects of Time Travel used in the film. Marty returns to ten minutes before the time he left and so for ten minutes there is an overlap with two Martys and two time travel cars. Also because of events witnessed by Marty prior to his time travel trip namely the shooting of Dr Emmett he is able to warn him. Knowing this Dr Emmett wears a bullet-proof vest which saves his life.

86. News In Science 13/4/2000 New Theory For Time Travelling Wormholes If you thought travelling in wormholes was the stuff Intergalactic space travel isback on the agenda according of light, to another galaxy and another time. http://www.abc.net.au/science/news/stories/s118219.htm

New theory for time travelling wormholes Thursday, 13 April 2000 The Pulkovo Observatory in St Petersburg where Sergei Krasnikov calculated the possibility of large wormholes (Photo by O.P.Bykov). If you thought travelling in wormholes was the stuff of science fiction, you may have to think again. Intergalactic space travel is back on the agenda according to this week's New Scientist A Russian expert in relativity, Sergei Krasnikov of the Pulkovo Observatory in St Petersburgh has done some new calculations based on Einstein's general theory of relativity to support the existence of cosmic shortcuts which allow travel, at faster than the speed of light, to another galaxy and another time. According to New Scientist , other theorists admit to being intrigued by the new work, but remain cautious. "It's worth taking seriously," says Ian Moss, a relativity expert at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne. "The main worry is that it could fall down on some technical detail." Paul Davies of Imperial College, London, adds that proving something is theoretically possible does not prove it actually exists: "My feeling is that the matter is still open," he says. It is currently speculated that tiny quantum wormholes - at the level of quarks and electrons - may exist for short periods of time. But most experts suspect that some fundamental law of physics prevents the formation of large wormholes.

87. Time Travel You could travel back to 1620 and watch the Pilgrims land at Plymouth Rock, orset your time machine for July 4, 1776, and watch Thomas Jefferson sign the http://express.howstuffworks.com/hsww-timetravel.htm

Imagine what your history class would be like if time travel were possible. You could travel back to 1620 and watch the Pilgrims land at Plymouth Rock, or set your time machine for July 4, 1776, and watch Thomas Jefferson sign the Declaration of Independence, or even see the Wright Brothers on December 17, 1903 make their historic flight over the sands of Kitty Hawk, NC. History would no longer be trapped in our textbooks. We could live through the important moments of the past and see what really happened! You might be amazed that time travel already exists in some ways. One day, we might even be able to travel far into the future! We all think we know what time is. Probably the easiest way to see time is to watch the ticking hands of a clock. One clever teacher even put this message above the clock in her English class: "A note to clock watchers: Time passes... will you?" There are lots and lots of clues about time in our daily lives. Have you ever seen a newspaper after it sat a few days in the light and turned yellow? Your body also shows the effects of time. In fact, you've probably even grown a little taller this year. You'll find many definitions of time in the dictionary. The simplest one is that it is a series of events with a past, present and future. In fact, we are all time travelers of a sort. Even as you read this, you are traveling into the future at a rate of 60 seconds per minute, 60 minutes per hour and 24 hours per day.

88. Guardian Unlimited Film legendary black athlete was the original choice to play Arnold Schwarzenegger's timetravellingcyborg in The Its hero travels back in time and accidentally http://film.guardian.co.uk/quiz/questions/0,5952,333029,00.html

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90. Travelling Asia 1987-88 *** A Day In Moscow *** Photo's And Stories Of A Journey We are allowed a couple of hours to ourselves to look around before we are expectedback at the hotel for dinner. That time is spent mostly to find some http://home.wanadoo.nl/around-the-world/azie8788/aztx020.htm

Click the items below to open a small extra window with more about Holy Virgin Monastry near Moscow The Kremlin at the river Moskva Holy Virgin Monastry near Moscow 6 October 1987 A day in Moscow with Lydia Woke up in time for the Russian Tourist Board Breakfast and our date with Lydia. Our train will leave late at night but untill then we will be occupied sight-seeing Moscow. So little time for such a huge city! First a bustour through the center, first stop is the Kremlin. Lydia shows us around and explains. I enjoy it, but am not quite with it as I'm already in my thoughts in the train to China. We go on to the Holy Virgin Monastry, on the outskirts of Moscow, more history, tsars and icons. The domes of the basilica sparkle in the sun. The atmosphere is quiet and peaceful, as though nothing ever happened here. At last we drive past the Moscow University back to the city-center and are left at the Red Square, near de St Basil Basilica. We are allowed a couple of hours to ourselves to look around before we are expected back at the hotel for dinner. That time is spent mostly to find some necessities like tootbrush and towel for the girl who lost her backpack.

91. Backpacking Advice & Travel Packing Guide with a stopoff in Thailand or America on the way back is not exactly travellingand a often in your life are you going to have the chance, time or money http://freespace.virgin.net/travel.guru/

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92. Travelling In And Around Thailand travelling IN AND AROUND THAILAND. NEW MILLENNIUM IN THE JUNGLE (Continued fromlast week). Any time I mentioned dates or time, he became annoyed, and bored. http://www.bangkokpost.net/travel/jungle2.html

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94. Luganda Phrases - Getting Around What time is the last bus? .Baasi esembayo ya ku TravellingBy Car. Mwattu lindira wano I'll be right back ..Nkomawo mangu. http://www.buganda.com/phrsarnd.htm

Luganda Phrasebook Getting Around Outline Finding Your Way Directions Travelling By Air Travelling By Bus ... Some Useful Words Finding Your Way Where is the "_"? ................ "_" eri ludda wa? Bus station......................Baasi paaka Bus stop.........................Siteegi ya baasi Taxi park........................Paaka ya takisi Train station.................... Airport............................Ekisaawe ky'ennyonyi What time does the "_" leave? ............. "_" egenda ssaawa mmeka? -Bus..................................... -Baasi -Train................................... -Eggaali y'omukka -Aeroplane........................... -Ennyonyi Back to outline Directions How can I get to "_"? ..............Ngenda ntya okutuuka e "_"? Is it far?.......................................Kiri wala? Is it near?.....................................Kiri kumpi? Is it near here?..............................Kiri kumpi na wano? Go straight ahead!........................Genda butereevu! Turn left........................................Kyama ku kkono

95. Canada Travelling Exhibition Indemnification Program sent to the Indemnification Program upon request, each time indemnified objects backto top in a claim under the Canada travelling Exhibitions Indemnification http://www.pch.gc.ca/progs/pei-trx/index_e.cfm

Minister's page Secretary of State - Amateur Sport Secretary of State (Multiculturalism) (Status of Women) Location: Home Canada Travelling Exhibition Indemnification Program Subjects A-Z Index ... Agencies and Corporations Canada Travelling Exhibition Indemnification Program General Information Conditions Model Indemnity Agreement Instructions Application Form Table of contents Introduction Eligibility Deductible Application Process ... Regulations Introduction In 1999, the Government of Canada established the Canada Travelling Exhibitions Indemnification Program within the Department of Canadian Heritage. Indemnification is a process through which the government assumes financial risk, and provides compensation for damage or losses, should these occur. Through the establishment of the Canada Travelling Exhibitions Indemnification Program, therefore, the Government of Canada assumes the financial responsibility for loss or damage to objects and appurtenances in eligible travelling exhibitions. The Indemnification Program has two objectives: first, to increase access for Canadians to Canada's and the world's heritage through the exchange of artifacts and exhibitions in Canada; and second, to provide Canadian art galleries, museums, archives, and libraries with a competitive advantage when competing for the loan of prestigious international exhibitions. Both international and domestically organized exhibitions are eligible for indemnification. For additional information concerning the Canada Travelling Exhibitions Indemnification Program, please contact

96. Goway's China - Orient Asia - Goway Travel Ltd. the face of Asia. Touring China is like travelling back through timeto the very dawn of history. Southwest China holds the fossils http://www.goway.com/orientasia/china/ch_index.html

Home Why Goway Travel Ideas Groups/Clubs ... Travel Agents The Way To Go Since 1970 Updates Every Weekday Select a page Africa Index Botswana Egypt Kenya Namibia Seychelles South Africa Tanzania Zambia Zimbabwe Downunder Index Australia Cook Islands Fiji Hawaii New Zealand Papua new Guinea Samoa Tahiti Tonga Orient Asia Index Cambodia China Dubai Hong Kong India Indonesia Japan Korea Laos Malaysia Myanmar Nepal Philippines Singapore Taiwan Thailand Vietnam Consumer Protection Canadian Insurance Us Insurance Email Policy Privacy Booking Conditions Employment@Goway Feedback@Goway Travel Info Request Orient-Asia Home Country Quickfacts Things to know before you go Arrival Guide ... Beijing 4 days Shanghai 3 days Xian 3 days Guilin 3 days Guangzhou 3 days Chengdu 4 days Chengde 3 days Suzhou 2 days Kunming 4 days 3 days Tibet 4 days Yangtze River Cruises China in Depth 29 days Essence of China 21 days Classic China 11 days Silk Route Tour 15 days Trans Mongolia Express 21 days China Odyssey 13 or 17 days + extension China Yangtze River Special Summer Tour - Getaway Grand Orient Spectacular Palace Hotel Beijing Peace Hotel Shanghai Long before Marco Polo, China was a fascinating destination for travellers. The mystery is still there, waiting to be discovered on one of Goway's travel ideas.

97. Adventure - Caraka Travel Indonesia / Sulawesi / Asia - Travelling Agency For A Trekking. Mamasa / Toraja, meanwhile trekkers will find the threedaywilk from Toraja to Mamasa (West Toraja ) a journey back in time. http://www.sulawesi-indonesia.com/adventure.html

HOME INDONESIA DESTINATIONS DIVING ... CONTACT US Adventure White Water Rafting White Water Rafting , some of the country's best white water rapids are in the Toraja Highlands. There is a choice of easy one day raft trips for fun or the more adventurous three day rafting / trekking trip through countryside scarcely touched by man. Experienced guides take guests rafting down the Sa'dan river on some of Sulawesi's best runs where grades four and five rapids guarantee excitement. It's high adventure and a chance to visit remot villages where a foreign face is a curiosity. Trekking Mamasa / Toraja , meanwhile trekkers will find the three-day wilk from Toraja to Mamasa (West Toraja ) a journey back in time. While east Toraja has many tourists. Mamasa is still very much the way it always was - a more rugged version of Toraja. Less agricultural and with higher mountains, the air is appreciably cooler and waling is a pleasure. Trails lead through isolated villages for off the tourist route where traditional houses still use attap roofs and funerary tombs are carved in the shape of buffaloes. The clacking of handlooms can be heard echoing through the hills. Bada Valley and Lore Lindu National Park Just across the borders in Central Sulawesi is the Bada Valley where mysterious stone megaliths and jars are dotted across the valley floor. No-one knows the origins of these smoothly modeled figures whose benign faces look more like modern sculptures than very old statues. Above the Bada valley is the pristine Lore Lindu National Park whose 231.000 hectares is known for its dense lush forest, the best place to see Sulawesi,s bizarre endemic species like the babirusa (the pig dear), anoa and several species of Sulawesi macaques and saucer-eyed tarsiers. The forest is also home to numerous bird species including hornbills, and green imperial pigeons.

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99. Travel in literature Michael Palin soon regretted taking up the challenge of travellingon foot with Grand tours Paul Bowles travels back in time in Morocco 07 http://travel.independent.co.uk/africa/

@import "http://www.independent.co.uk/includes/styles/style_ie.css"; Travel News Sport Argument Education ... Africa Across the site Editor's Choice Ahmed Chalabi Saviour of Iraq, or chancer whose time has come? Make hay Mark Hix sorts the lamb from the mutton Wealth Check Legacy frees student from debt dangers Barbara Trapido A literary homecoming to South Africa Your lucky stars 'Intacto' is a remarkable, baffling thriller Africa Grand tours: Where angels come down to earth at night 06 April 2003 Writers' adventures in literature: Fergus Fleming follows Charles de Foucauld's 19th-century exploration of Morocco Colour me blue (and white) 23 March 2003 An artist put Sidi Bou Said on the map. Big Night Out: Cape Town 09 March 2003 Can't stop the music Bargain hunting? Try Madagascar 09 March 2003 Wildlife, beaches - even shopping, this African island surpassed Andrew Spooner's already high expectations The corridors (and kitchens) of history 23 February 2003 Pottery lessons mean more when the material is 2,000 years old, Caroline Fitton discovers Roman archaeology in Morocco Grand tours: Wherever I lay my hat ...

100. Were We There Yet? Anything travelling at the speed of light is frozen in time. It all goes backto Einstein's theory of relativity time is relative to the observer. http://www.worldvisions.ca/~apenwarr/useless/11/light.html

Were we There Yet? or Interstellar Travel: Where you Won't be Any Time Soon Whiz Links! Avery's Home Page Quote of the Day Where am I? Computing Projects ... The Joys of Technology Interstellar Travel Collapse of a Nation Alcatraz 2 Amusing Cruising Bandying Bandwidth ... Pointless Dave Picture Our knowledge of "light" is a jungle of completely opposite opinions, all of which are correct at the same time. Scientists have determined that any object travelling faster than the speed of light will actually move backwards through time; on the other hand, the same scientists have also determined that no object can travel faster than the speed of light. If this is true, it does seem silly to even consider "warp speed" to be a viable means of transportation. But don't be fooled; there are some loopholes that make it plausible. First, while travelling faster than the speed of light has been dismissed as impossible, it is still possible to travel at the speed of light. This has been demonstrated by light itself on various occasions in the past. How? I'll leave out the gory details, but it has been proven that light has no inertia. This means that, unlike everything else, it requires no energy at all to get moving, no energy to speed up, and no energy to slow it down and no energy stop it. (This, of course, explains why a car travelling at 60 km/h will kill you if it runs you over, and yet light, which travels noticeably faster, will just bounce off.) Since light requires no energy to accelerate, it can do so indefinitely without adding any energy. This, of course, leads to the question: why doesn't it go infinitely faster than it does? After much careful thought, scientists believe they have the answer.

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