KAGUYA (SELENE)
Completion of the Critical Phase
Reminds me of the initial orbit adjustments for Lunar Prospector except
it was not 3 axis stable, but rather just a spinner.
-----------------------
See LUNAR PROSPECTOR MISSION DESIGN AND TRAJECTORY SUPPORT.
AAS98-323.pdf <http://lunar.arc.nasa.gov/project/pdf/AAS98-323.pdf>
(387kb PDF file)
-----------------------
Here they will be able to have the instruments face the Moon.
All the better for getting the details.
- LRK -
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http://www.jaxa.jp/countdown/f13/index_e.html
Thank you for supporting the �KAGUYA�
[October 26, 2007 Updated]
JAXA would like to express our sincere gratitude to all of you who sent
us supporting messages for the KAGUYA and its project team since we
started to request messages on July 17. We have received over 800 messages.
The KAGUYA is now preparing for regular observations in the lunar orbit.
We will update you through the project site.
(Image: KAGUYA orbit 3D simulation)
http://www.jaxa.jp/countdown/f13/topics/img/topics_20071026_e.jpg
* Project Site <http://www.selene.jaxa.jp/index_e.htm>
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Nothing to do with our Moon, just some comet getting agitated.
You know, something like we did with a big punch in the nose.
Natural, or some alien force a testing?
- LRK -
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http://cometography.com/pcomets/017p.html
Article about comet 17P/Holmes exploding
(From Bob MacBird, Conroe, Texas)
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http://www.spaceweather.com/comets/gallery_holmes.html
*Summary:* Comet 17P/Holmes shocked astronomers on Oct. 24, 2007, with a
spectacular eruption. In less than 24 hours, the 17th magnitude comet
brightened by a factor of nearly a million becoming a naked-eye object
in the evening sky. Look for a golden 2.5th magnitude fuzzball in the
constellation Perseus after sunset. [sky map
<http://spaceweather.com/images2007/24oct07/skymap_north_holmes.gif>]
[ephemeris
<http://cfa-www.harvard.edu/iau/Ephemerides/Comets/0017P.html>] [3D
orbit <http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=17p&orb=1>]
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Soooo, many things to look up at.
- LRK -
Larry Kellogg
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http://www.jaxa.jp/press/2007/10/20071021_kaguya_e.html
KAGUYA (SELENE)
Completion of the Critical Phase
October 21, 2007 (JST)
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) injected the KAGUYA main
satellite in its scheduled orbit and shifted its operation mode to the
regular control mode. Both the KAGUYA main satellite and its two baby
satellites are in good health. The "KAGUYA" (SELENE) is a lunar explorer
launched by the H-IIA Launch Vehicle No. 13 (H-IIA F13) on September 14, 2007,
(Japan Standard Time, JST) from the Tanegashima Space Center.
We completed the KAGUYA�s critical phase and are now moving to the
initial functional verification phase.
During the verification phase, we will check out onboard equipment in
the current lunar orbit until mid December,then start regular observations.
We would like to express our profound appreciation for the cooperation
and support of all related personnel and organizations that helped contribute
to the successful launch and tracking operation of the KAGUYA.
You can also check this information on the following Special Site:
[ http://www.jaxa.jp/countdown/f13/index_e.html ]
Critical phase: a period starting from launch through being ready for
initial functional verification including payload separation from the
launch vehicle, injection into the lunar orbit, and shift to a regular
control mode.
Regular control mode: attitude control method of a satellite with three
axis control to observe the Moon's surface by having the observation
equipment face the moon at all times.
:Mission website:
Lunar Explorer "KAGUYA" (SELENE) Moon Images Shot by Its Monitor Cameras
(PDF) <http://www.jaxa.jp/press/2007/10/20071021_kaguya_e.pdf>
* Partially revised on Oct. 24.
Launch of KAGUYA/H-IIAF13 Special Site
<http://www.jaxa.jp/countdown/f13/index_e.html>
SELenological and ENgineering Explorer "KAGUYA" (SELENE)
<http://www.jaxa.jp/projects/sat/selene/index_e.html>
Index for 2007/10 <http://www.jaxa.jp/press/2007/10/index_e.html>
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http://www.selene.jaxa.jp/en/communication/com_information_e.htm
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http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/return_to_the_moon/message/919
Selene Lowers Orbit To Observation Altitude
Aviation Week & Space Technology, 10/29/2007, page 20
Edited by Frank Morring, Jr.
Controllers will spend the next three weeks checking out the science
instruments on Japan's Selene lunar orbiter, now in final science
observation orbit at an average altitude of 100 km. (62 mi.). The
orbit lowering was completed Oct. 19 and confirmed by JAXA the next
day. With Selene in position, it no longer needs major orbital adjustments,
save for counteracting the Moon's irregular pull, which gradually draws
the circular orbit into an ellipse. The team needs to reset the satellite
once its orbit becomes a 70 X 130-km. oval. It is to be moved in an equal
but opposite oval to gain time between maneuvers. "As a precaution, we
deliberately set our first orbit to 80 km. and 120 km., which includes an
extra safety margin of 10 km.," says Project Manager Yoshisada Takizawa.
JAXA expects to perform the procedure bimonthly. Takizawa says 50-60 kg.
of extra hydrazine propellant have been conserved since launch from
Tanegashima Sept. 14, meaning more time for observation.
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Oct. 30, 2007
Dwayne Brown
Headquarters, Washington
202-358-1726
dwayne.c.brown@nasa.gov
Michael Mewhinney
Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif.
650-604-3937
michael.mewhinney@nasa.gov
RELEASE: 07-233
NASA TO ESTABLISH NATIONWIDE LUNAR SCIENCE INSTITUTE
WASHINGTION - NASA has announced its intent to establish a new lunar
science institute. This effort, with dispersed teams across the
nation, will help lead the agency's research activities for future
lunar science missions related to NASA's exploration goals.
Named the NASA Lunar Science Institute (NLSI), the effort will be
managed from NASA's Ames Research Center, Moffet Field, Calif. Ames
currently manages a similar distributed NASA Astrobiology Institute.
NLSI's operations are expected to begin March 1, 2008. NLSI will
augment other, already established lunar science investigations
funded by NASA by encouraging the formation of interdisciplinary
research teams that are larger than those currently at work in lunar
science.
"I am excited about NLSI," said Alan Stern, associate administrator
for NASA's Science Mission Directorate, NASA Headquarters,
Washington. "As the National Academy of Sciences has told us, the
science to be done at the moon and from the moon are of high value,
and NLSI will help us coordinate and expand a number of in-depth
research efforts in lunar science and other fields that can benefit
from human and robotic missions that are part of NASA's exploration
plans."
NLSI research teams will address current topics in basic lunar
science, and perhaps astronomical, solar and Earth science
investigations that could be performed from the moon. They also will
offer a quick response capability for lunar science support to NASA's
Exploration initiative.
A national search for a NLSI director is currently underway. Most work
done under NLSI's banner will take place at other NASA centers,
universities and non-profit research groups around the nations. These
groups will be competitively selected after scientific peer review.
Initially, NASA will select four or five teams for grants of $1 to $2
million each for three years, with renewals of up to five years. NASA
will solicit team proposals in a 2008 NASA Research Announcement.
By late 2008, about 50 researchers around the U.S. could be working
under NLSI's banner. By 2010, that number could double. Funds for
this effort are part of the president's proposed 2008 NASA budget for
the lunar science project within the planetary research program, now
under consideration in Congress.
"We're delighted NASA Ames was chosen to lead this exciting new lunar
science research office," said S. Pete Worden, Ames center director.
"This will complement the agency's ongoing lunar research and further
the implementation of the nation's exploration efforts."
The lunar science institute is modeled after the highly successful
NASA Astrobiology Institute, based at Ames. Established in 1997, the
NASA Astrobiology Institute promotes, conducts and leads integrated
multidisciplinary astrobiology research in addition to training a new
generation of astrobiology researchers.
For more information about NASA and agency programs, visit:
http://www.nasa.gov
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http://www.nasa.gov/home/hqnews/2007/oct/HQ_07234_ESMD_Work_Assignments.html
Oct. 30, 2007
Melissa Mathews/Beth Dickey
Headquarters, Washington
202-358-1272/2087
melissa.mathews-1@nasa.gov; beth.dickey-1@nasa.gov
RELEASE: 07-234
NASA ANNOUNCES NEW CENTER ASSIGNMENTS FOR MOON EXPLORATION
WASHINGTON - NASA announced Tuesday which agency centers will take
responsibility for specific work to enable astronauts to explore the
moon. The new assignments cover elements of the lunar lander and
lunar surface operations. The agency also announced work assignments
for Ares V, a heavy-lift rocket for lunar missions.
"NASA's Constellation Program is making real progress toward sending
astronauts to the moon," said Rick Gilbrech, associate administrator
for Exploration Systems, NASA Headquarters, Washington. "Work on our
new fleet of rockets and spacecraft, Ares I and Orion, is already
well under way. With these new assignments, NASA will launch the next
phase of its exploration strategy - landing crews and cargo on the
surface of the moon."
A center-by-center breakdown of assignments is available on the web
at:
http://www.nasa.gov/constellation
The Ares V and lunar lander assignments will ramp up in fiscal year
2011, with surface system assignments in fiscal year 2012. While
these decisions will result in budget and personnel allocations at
the centers, detailed estimates will not be available until after
prime contractors are formally selected for the work.
Each center will have the opportunity for additional work assignments
as Constellation Program elements become further defined.
"These work assignments are helping to shape a true Constellation
identity for each NASA center, which in turn will help the agency to
foster the kinds of expertise needed to achieve our space exploration
goals," Gilbrech said.
NASA's Constellation Program is working to send astronauts to the
moon, where they plan to set up a lunar outpost to prepare for human
exploration further into the solar system. The first crewed flight of
the Orion spacecraft, aboard an Ares I rocket, is scheduled for no
later than 2015. Astronauts will return to the moon by 2020.
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Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Saturday, October 13, 2007
Friday, October 12, 2007
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Richard Branson TEDTalk - Talks Richard Branson: Life at 30,000 feet
Filmed March 2007, Posted October 2007.
Natasha Dantzig sent me a heads up about a new post on the TED Talks and
thought I/You might be interested in it.
It is 30 minutes long and a kick. I think you would enjoy watching the
video as well.
Watch it a couple of times.
Listen between the lines.
We often think we could not do the things others seem to accomplish so
easily and yet here is a person that is dyslexic and has accomplished
much in spite of it.
What might you accomplish as well?
- LRK -
Thanks for looking up with me.
- LRK -
Larry Kellogg
Web Site: http://lkellogg.vttoth.com/LarryRussellKellogg/
BlogSpot: http://kelloggserialreports.blogspot.com/
RSS link: http://kelloggserialreports.blogspot.com/atom.xml
Newsletter: https://news.altair.com/mailman/listinfo/lunar-update
==============================================================
Natasha Dantzig sent me a heads up about a new post on the TED Talks and
thought I/You might be interested in it.
It is 30 minutes long and a kick. I think you would enjoy watching the
video as well.
Watch it a couple of times.
Listen between the lines.
We often think we could not do the things others seem to accomplish so
easily and yet here is a person that is dyslexic and has accomplished
much in spite of it.
What might you accomplish as well?
- LRK -
Thanks for looking up with me.
- LRK -
Larry Kellogg
Web Site: http://lkellogg.vttoth.com
BlogSpot: http://kelloggserialreports
RSS link: http://kelloggserialreports
Newsletter: https://news.altair.com
==============================================================
Hello Larry,
We've just released another TEDTalk I think you may be into.
Below you'll find a link to Richard Branson's TEDTalk, as well as a talk
summary and a speaker bio.
Many thanks for your consideration, and please don't hesitate to get
in touch with me directly if you need more information.
Best,
Natasha
http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/view/id/181
BIO: World-renowned entrepreneur Richard Branson bootstrapped his way
from humble record shop owner to head of the Virgin empire. And now he's
focusing his boundless energy, and wallet, on the daunting task of
saving our environment.
He's ballooned across the Atlantic, floated down the River Thames with
the Sex Pistols, and been knighted by the Queen. His megabrand, Virgin,
is home to over 250 companies, from gyms, gambling houses and bridal
boutiques to fleets of planes, trains and limousines. The man even owns
his own island.
And now Richard Branson is moving onward and upward into the space
tourism realm: Virgin Galactic's Philippe Starck-designed, Burt
Rutan-engineered spacecraft are slated to start carrying passengers into
the thermosphere in 2009, at $200,000 a ticket.
But Branson also has a philanthropic streak. He's pledged the next 10
years of profits from his transportation empire (an amount expected to
reach $3 billion) to the development of renewable alternatives to carbon
fuels. And then there's his Virgin Earth Challenge, which offers a $25
million prize to the first person to come up with an economically viable
solution to the greenhouse gas problem.
TALK: When Richard Branson was at school, his headmaster predicted he
would wind up either a millionaire or in jail. In the years since then,
Branson has done both. Branson talks to TED's Chris Anderson about the
many ups and the downs of his career, from his multibillionaire success
to his multiple near-death experiences, from Virgin's new line of
spacecraft to the failure of the Virgin condom. He also reveals some of
the motivations behind the man.
--
Natasha Dantzig
t: (212) 260-3707
c: (415) 425-6378
Snip
==============================================================
http://www.ted.com/index.php/speakers/view/id/161
Speakers Richard Branson: Entrepreneur
Why you should listen to him:
He's ballooned across the Atlantic, *floated down the Thames with the
Sex Pistols*, and been knighted by the Queen. His megabrand, Virgin
<http://www.virgin.com/home.aspx >, is home to more than 250 companies,
from gyms, gambling houses and bridal boutiques to fleets of planes,
trains and limousines. The man even owns his own island.
And now Richard Branson is moving onward and upward into space
(tourism): Virgin Galactic's Philippe Starck-designed, Burt
Rutan-engineered *spacecraft are slated to start carrying passengers
into the thermosphere in 2009*, at $200,000 a ticket.
Branson also has a philanthropic streak. He's pledged the next 10 years
of profits from his transportation empire (an amount expected to reach
$3 billion) to *the development of renewable alternatives to carbon
fuels*. And then there's his Virgin Earth <http://www.virginearth.com/>
Challenge, which offers a $25 million prize to the first person to come
up with an economically viable solution to the greenhouse gas problem.
"There is luck, and then there is Richard Branson luck."
/The New Yorker/, May 14, 2007
Snip
==============================================================
http://www.virgin.com/home.aspx
This isn't a website, it is the front door, open it.
Snip
==============================================================
http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks
TED ideas worth spreading.
Talks List
Snip
==============================================================
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Branson
Sir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson (born 18 July 1950 (1950-07-18)
(age 57) in Shamley Green, Surrey, England), is an English entrepreneur,
best known for his Virgin brand of over 360 companies.
Branson's first successful business venture was at age 16, when he
published a magazine called Student. He then set up a record mail-order
business in 1970. In 1971, he opened a chain of record stores, now known
as Virgin Megastores.
With his flamboyant and competitive style, Branson's Virgin brand grew
rapidly during the 1980s - as he set up Virgin Atlantic Airways and
expanded the Virgin Records music label.
Today, his net worth is estimated at over £4 billion (US$7.8 billion)
according to The Sunday Times Rich List 2006, or [1] US$3.8 billion
according to Forbes magazine.[2]
Snip
1 ^ Sunday Times Rich List. The Sunday Times. Retrieved on 2006-09-19.
2 ^ #230 Richard Branson. The World's Billionaires 2007. Forbes
(2007-03-08). Retrieved on 2007-08-26.
Snip
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http://www.beingdyslexic.co.uk/information/famous/richard-branson.php
Richard Branson - Famous Dyslexic
When Richard Branson's granny was 99, she wrote him to say that the last
10 years had been her best. He should read the book, "A Brief History of
Time" by Stephen Hawking. She had loved it. But most of all, her advice
to Richard was "You've got one go in life, so make the most of it."
Those are words that mean so much to Richard Branson, as they go right
to the heart of his belief in making it on your own. Now, head of 150 or
so enterprises that carry the Virgin name, with a personal wealth
estimated at nearly $3 billion, he has followed that personal dream and
made the most of it. He still holds the record as fastest to cross the
Atlantic ocean by boat. He still hopes to be first to circle the globe
in a balloon. It is a success that was never expected for a dyslexic,
nearsighted boy.
Richard didn't breeze through school. It wasn't just a challenge for
him, it was a nightmare. His dyslexia embarrassed him as he had to
memorize and recite word for word in public. He was sure he did terribly
on the standard IQ tests...these are tests that measure abilities where
he is weak. In the end, it was the tests that failed. They totally
missed his ability and passion for sports. They had no means to identify
ambition, the fire inside that drives people to find a path to success
that zigzags around the maze of standard doors that won't open. They
never identified the most important talent of all. It's the ability to
connect with people, mind to mind, soul to soul. It's that rare power to
energize the ambitions of others so that they, too, rise to the level of
their dreams.
Ironically, Richard Branson's talents began to show themselves during
his adolescent school years. Frustrated with the rigidity of school
rules and regulations, and seeing the energy of student activism in the
late 60's, he decided to start his own student newspaper. This might not
have been remarkable, except that this paper was intended to tie many
schools together. It would be focused on the students and not the
schools. It would sell advertising to major corporations. It would have
articles by Ministers of Parliament, rock music stars, intellectuals and
movie celebrities. It would be a commercial success. That was the
business plan that 17 year old Richard Branson put together with his
pal, Jonny Gems
Snip
==============================================================
WHAT THE MIND CAN CONCEIVE, AND BELIEVE, IT WILL ACHIEVE - LRK
==============================================================
We've just released another TEDTalk I think you may be into.
Below you'll find a link to Richard Branson's TEDTalk, as well as a talk
summary and a speaker bio.
Many thanks for your consideration, and please don't hesitate to get
in touch with me directly if you need more information.
Best,
Natasha
http://www.ted.com/index.php
BIO: World-renowned entrepreneur Richard Branson bootstrapped his way
from humble record shop owner to head of the Virgin empire. And now he's
focusing his boundless energy, and wallet, on the daunting task of
saving our environment.
He's ballooned across the Atlantic, floated down the River Thames with
the Sex Pistols, and been knighted by the Queen. His megabrand, Virgin,
is home to over 250 companies, from gyms, gambling houses and bridal
boutiques to fleets of planes, trains and limousines. The man even owns
his own island.
And now Richard Branson is moving onward and upward into the space
tourism realm: Virgin Galactic's Philippe Starck-designed, Burt
Rutan-engineered spacecraft are slated to start carrying passengers into
the thermosphere in 2009, at $200,000 a ticket.
But Branson also has a philanthropic streak. He's pledged the next 10
years of profits from his transportation empire (an amount expected to
reach $3 billion) to the development of renewable alternatives to carbon
fuels. And then there's his Virgin Earth Challenge, which offers a $25
million prize to the first person to come up with an economically viable
solution to the greenhouse gas problem.
TALK: When Richard Branson was at school, his headmaster predicted he
would wind up either a millionaire or in jail. In the years since then,
Branson has done both. Branson talks to TED's Chris Anderson about the
many ups and the downs of his career, from his multibillionaire success
to his multiple near-death experiences, from Virgin's new line of
spacecraft to the failure of the Virgin condom. He also reveals some of
the motivations behind the man.
--
Natasha Dantzig
t: (212) 260-3707
c: (415) 425-6378
Snip
==============================
http://www.ted.com/index.php
Speakers Richard Branson: Entrepreneur
Why you should listen to him:
He's ballooned across the Atlantic, *floated down the Thames with the
Sex Pistols*, and been knighted by the Queen. His megabrand, Virgin
<http://www.virgin.com/home
from gyms, gambling houses and bridal boutiques to fleets of planes,
trains and limousines. The man even owns his own island.
And now Richard Branson is moving onward and upward into space
(tourism): Virgin Galactic's Philippe Starck-designed, Burt
Rutan-engineered *spacecraft are slated to start carrying passengers
into the thermosphere in 2009*, at $200,000 a ticket.
Branson also has a philanthropic streak. He's pledged the next 10 years
of profits from his transportation empire (an amount expected to reach
$3 billion) to *the development of renewable alternatives to carbon
fuels*. And then there's his Virgin Earth <http://www.virginearth.com/>
Challenge, which offers a $25 million prize to the first person to come
up with an economically viable solution to the greenhouse gas problem.
"There is luck, and then there is Richard Branson luck."
/The New Yorker/, May 14, 2007
Snip
==============================
http://www.virgin.com/home
This isn't a website, it is the front door, open it.
Snip
==============================
http://www.ted.com/index.php
TED ideas worth spreading.
Talks List
Snip
==============================
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
Sir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson (born 18 July 1950 (1950-07-18)
(age 57) in Shamley Green, Surrey, England), is an English entrepreneur,
best known for his Virgin brand of over 360 companies.
Branson's first successful business venture was at age 16, when he
published a magazine called Student. He then set up a record mail-order
business in 1970. In 1971, he opened a chain of record stores, now known
as Virgin Megastores.
With his flamboyant and competitive style, Branson's Virgin brand grew
rapidly during the 1980s - as he set up Virgin Atlantic Airways and
expanded the Virgin Records music label.
Today, his net worth is estimated at over £4 billion (US$7.8 billion)
according to The Sunday Times Rich List 2006, or [1] US$3.8 billion
according to Forbes magazine.[2]
Snip
1 ^ Sunday Times Rich List. The Sunday Times. Retrieved on 2006-09-19.
2 ^ #230 Richard Branson. The World's Billionaires 2007. Forbes
(2007-03-08). Retrieved on 2007-08-26.
Snip
==============================
http://www.beingdyslexic.co.uk
Richard Branson - Famous Dyslexic
When Richard Branson's granny was 99, she wrote him to say that the last
10 years had been her best. He should read the book, "A Brief History of
Time" by Stephen Hawking. She had loved it. But most of all, her advice
to Richard was "You've got one go in life, so make the most of it."
Those are words that mean so much to Richard Branson, as they go right
to the heart of his belief in making it on your own. Now, head of 150 or
so enterprises that carry the Virgin name, with a personal wealth
estimated at nearly $3 billion, he has followed that personal dream and
made the most of it. He still holds the record as fastest to cross the
Atlantic ocean by boat. He still hopes to be first to circle the globe
in a balloon. It is a success that was never expected for a dyslexic,
nearsighted boy.
Richard didn't breeze through school. It wasn't just a challenge for
him, it was a nightmare. His dyslexia embarrassed him as he had to
memorize and recite word for word in public. He was sure he did terribly
on the standard IQ tests...these are tests that measure abilities where
he is weak. In the end, it was the tests that failed. They totally
missed his ability and passion for sports. They had no means to identify
ambition, the fire inside that drives people to find a path to success
that zigzags around the maze of standard doors that won't open. They
never identified the most important talent of all. It's the ability to
connect with people, mind to mind, soul to soul. It's that rare power to
energize the ambitions of others so that they, too, rise to the level of
their dreams.
Ironically, Richard Branson's talents began to show themselves during
his adolescent school years. Frustrated with the rigidity of school
rules and regulations, and seeing the energy of student activism in the
late 60's, he decided to start his own student newspaper. This might not
have been remarkable, except that this paper was intended to tie many
schools together. It would be focused on the students and not the
schools. It would sell advertising to major corporations. It would have
articles by Ministers of Parliament, rock music stars, intellectuals and
movie celebrities. It would be a commercial success. That was the
business plan that 17 year old Richard Branson put together with his
pal, Jonny Gems
Snip
==============================
WHAT THE MIND CAN CONCEIVE, AND BELIEVE, IT WILL ACHIEVE - LRK
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