what holds up[ the galexy?
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The galaxy is help up by angular momentum. The star are all rotating around the center of the galaxy, although the details are different from a simple solar system, and the resulting orbits can be a tad odd.\n\nThe real question is what hold the galaxy together - and that is gravity. Gravity from all the stars, dust, and the massive black home in the center of most galaxies (including ours) and a large gravitational contribution from "missing matter."
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Isn't the 200dx a little old to  be maintaining? Maybe look for an entire 200dx that doesn't work that you can salvage the casing off of.
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There may be a correlation between the solidity of the bogey, and the time it has been exposed to the world.\n\nIf it is the consistency of rice pudding, about three hours.  If it is rock hard, then most of the day.
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i have one mate and they are as good as all the reiviews! i am well chuffed with mine and will be keeping it for sometime i can tell you!
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A successful voodoo love spell.\n\nFig Newton Shots!
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The stem of a plant is made of cellulose and lignin, tough fibers that can hold the plant up
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Bouyancy. Look it up.
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Actually with a 500 lb. boat and a muddy seabottom a small mushroom anchor will hold you nicely under reasonable conditions.  The problem is when you need your anchor the most it will not be in reasonable condtions.  In my opinion the least discussed function of an anchor is as a safety device.  In the boat you discribe you will not be relying on the anchor to hold you fast while you sleep through the night.  But it may save your life some day by keeping you from going over a low head dam or ending up in the surf on a rocky shore. So you are correct to be concerned about what type on anchor to use on even a small boat.\n\nMy thoughts are these.  When the going gets tough you don't want to be relying a a mushroom or similar inferior type anchor.  But, also, on a boat this size space is at a premium.  A claw anchor or a plow will take up alot of room.  What you really what is a danforth type anchor.  They fold flat and perform very well for there weight.  You certainly dont need a 20-30 LB danforth as the guy above said.  That anchor would be capable of holding a 40' boat.  A 4 or 5 lb. danforth anchor should be adequate for you boat.  The next thing you need is a 4' to 6' lenght of chain to attach to the anchor.  What the chain does is cause the "pull" on the anchor to be more horizontal making the flukes dig in and hold.  You will want to attach a 100-150' length of three strand nylon rode to that chain and you are set.  The more rode you let out the better it will hold.  West Marine (westmarine.com)has some helpful advice and a wide selection of anchors with ratings.  Even if you dont want to buy from them they have good information.\n\nFair winds and following seas buddy.
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Still exists but was bought by another company. It is now part of the Vardhman Group.
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None.. I just bite into the thing. lol
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Golems\n\nThere are others
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I was curious about your question, so I did a little research on the internet and found that it is still standing! I've never been there, but from the pictures and what the person who took them said, it is in just as good as condition as ever! It's circular-shaped structure probably helped it survive the storm. I'll provide a link below for you to look at. This link also has another link in it to view the outside of the church, and other than some debree in the church yard, everything looks good! I hope I have been some help.
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Question needs to be cohesive.
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well, a really rusty car can fall apart. I had a 1973 Ford Galaxie that was so rusted the bumper fell off when I was banging a chic in the back seat.
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El Chingon ~\n                     What's up Vato! In my opinion, you want to get something that's going to last you a while. Go with a water bag Ringside.com has them, the best thing about them other than their durability is, it's easy on your hands, it actually feels like you're hitting a person to the body. I've had mine for close to 8 years now, considering what I paid for it you can't beat it.\n\n                      Leather and vinyl bags can be easily repaired with duct tape like the guy mentioned above some bags can last up to twenty years with proper care. The only thing wrong with these bags is sometimes the sand (if you use sand) settles at the bottom of the bag and when you hit it, it feels like your hitting a brick wall. The water bags never settle. Good luck.
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The Official website for the Tower leans beacuse of layers of clay and water under the Tower.  It was closed for several years in the 90s to reinforce the foundation.  It has reopened to visitors and currently appears to be stable.
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Reasonalbe is the key word here.  THey are infact rare, but not a real HOT commodity.  Some will even only offer you face value.  I have quite a few that Ive stashed away for my kids when they get older.  I'd suggest holding on to them, if possible.