A New Earth is forming in the heavens; God is Great!

Astronomers have spotted evidence of a second Earth being built around a distant star 424 light-years away.

Using NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope, astronomers have spotted a huge belt of warm dust swirling around a young star called HD 113766 that is just slightly larger than our sun. The dust belt, which scientists suspect is clumping together to form planets, is located in the middle of the star system's terrestrial habitable zone where temperatures are moderate enough to sustain liquid water. Scientists estimate there is enough material in the belt to form a Mars-sized world or larger.

At approximately 10 million years old, the star is just the right age for forming rocky planets, the researchers say. Their finding will be detailed in an upcoming issue of Astrophysical Journal.

Microsoft's Windows Vista fails to meet expectations:It over promises and under delivers big time just like contractors often do. A new computer with Vista installed oftens has less software (miscrosoft word is not included on many new computers), unnecessary complexity and incompatability with scanners, printers etc. which are not Vista compatible. It is a disaster. Microsoft did not even attempt to work with the Ontario government and Teraview to make sure that Vista is compatible. The software is only now being tested for compatibility. Good luck finding an old computer with XP to do the work as Vista will not work. Download Teranet's software (which is essential to electronic registration) and it is not Vista compatible! Your computer will shut down! Moreover, after investing thousands of dollars on new computers, printers and consultants you will have a new computer that does less than the old one and you cannot get your work done! One businessman described Vista as a "piece of garbage"!

How did a company like Microsoft screw up so badly? It may be time to bring Bill Gates back and send the current group out to do his charitable work which will be much more difficult for them to destroy!

Wind Power Paying Off

By Ian John Harvey

To thousands of commuters driving by on the Gardiner Expressway, the giant three-bladed propeller lazily turning on the Canadian National Exhibition grounds is a curiosity.