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	Supernatural bloopers Season 2 Posted by: miamigurl26 Video duration: 556 seconds Global video hits: 82624 Hilarious!! I still can't get over how funny they are!!! - Enjoy!! I do not own any of this footage. It belongs primarily to the WB,CW and Eric Kripke.No in fragment is intended.

	Pink - Who Knew (Live @ Jensen) Posted by: joanzie Video duration: 204 seconds Global video hits: 411347 Pink - Who Knew (Live @ Jensen)

	#26-Supernatural Bittersweet - All Hell Breaks Loose Posted by: ophiuchus1 Video duration: 408 seconds Global video hits: 56803 Dean trying to deal with Sam's "death". You are going to need kleenex!! Supernatural is owned by WB/CW. I own nothing except for a couple of garbage cans that this stupid black bear keeps stealing!!Man that sucks!!

	Day in the Lifes of Jared and Jensen: Part 2 Posted by: araedan Video duration: 309 seconds Global video hits: 76465 Supernatural DVD extra featuring Jared and Jensen as they go about on set. (Set around the end of the season with Dead Man's Blood and Nightmare.) Not as funny as the Bloopers but still great. Provided by Supernatural.tv

	Supernatural - Fun with Real Audio Posted by: maichan2 Video duration: 263 seconds Global video hits: 22249 CRACKITY CRACK! CRACK! CRACK! Random audio clips set to footage from Supernatural. Just a wee bit of fun with Sam and Dean.

	Interview with Jared and Jensen Posted by: mnallison02 Video duration: 361 seconds Global video hits: 60476 Interview from E!Online with Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles. P.S. I do have other videos.

	Ten Inch Hero Scene Posted by: TenInchHeroMovie Video duration: 221 seconds Global video hits: 174715 www.TenInchHero.com The "supply run" scene from the upcoming feature film Ten Inch Hero. Shown in this scene are Jensen Ackles and Danneel Harris. Also Jed Williams and Reid Godshaw as the dudes in the store.

	Jensen Ackles - Jimmy Kimmel Live - 3/14/07 Posted by: rockerdolenz Video duration: 374 seconds Global video hits: 83845 Jensen's 5-minute interview

	Network - Jensen/Beale Boardroom Scene Posted by: sonicboom989 Video duration: 374 seconds Global video hits: 45314 A classic scene in cinema history: Arthur Jensen (Ned Beatty) preaches modern capitalism in a nutshell to Howard Beale (Peter Finch).

	Supernatural - Dean for Sam ( Sam´s Death) Posted by: alhandrackles Video duration: 315 seconds Global video hits: 49766 Dean always tried to protect Sam. When sam died in your arms. Dean will do anything to save brother´s life. No matter what happens, Dean will always protect his little brother... Song: Keep Holding On - Avril Lavigne

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May 12, 1941: Fog of War Shrouds Computer Advance
1941: German engineer Konrad Zuse unveils the Z3, now generally recognized as the first fully functional, programmable computer. Because Zuse designed and built his computer inside Nazi Germany, which was already at war, his achievement went unnoticed outside Germany until after the Third Reich's collapse. In the meantime, the Harvard Mark 1, a computer produced by an American team, appeared in 1944 and is still occasionally cited as the first of its kind. Complicating Zuse's claim of priority, an air raid destroyed his computer, as well as all accompanying photographs and documentation. Zuse rebuilt the Z3 15 years after the war ended, to demonstrate its capabilities and to establish his claim to the patents associated with the machine. The Z3, Zuse's third computer in a series of four, used the simple binary system for performing complicated mathematical computations -- its outstanding feature. Zuse is also remembered for devising Plankalkül (calculation plan), an early programming language designed, although never implemented, for engineering purposes. Additionally, he's credited with founding the world's first computer startup company, Zuse-Ingenieurbüro Hopferau, or Zuse Engineering Office of Hopferau (Bavaria), in 1946. Zuse's achievement, according to his son, was even more remarkable considering he worked independently, even in isolation, and remained unaware of contemporary developments in computer science. And unlike computer pioneers in the Allied countries, Zuse received precious little support from his government. The Nazis saw little military value in his computers and provided only very minimal funding. Years later, Zuse was generously funded by Siemens and some other German companies when he rebuilt his Z1 computer as part of a retro computing project. A replica of the Z3 (and the Z4) is on display at the Deutsches Museum in Munich. (Source: Various)
Publ.Date: Mon, 12 May 2008 01:00:00 GMT
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Q&A: NASA Scientist Answers Your Questions About Lying in Bed for 90 Days
A senior NASA research scientist answers your questions about the agency's Bed Rest Study, in which participants are paid $17,000 to lie in bed for 90 straight days.
Publ.Date: Fri, 09 May 2008 22:00:00 GMT
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Meet the Pulverizers: New Munitions Tear Up Rock and Concrete Quick
New munitions called Pam, Barnie and Bam Bam tear apart rock and concrete easily -- and that's hard to do with traditional explosives. The new blasters use a two-step process: A "shaped charge" drills a hole, then explosives are fired into the hole, and -- ka-boom.
Publ.Date: Sun, 11 May 2008 17:00:00 GMT
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