posted May 13, 2003 04:37 PM         

http://www.rampantgecko.com/paradox/citytest.html

Now I want to know, does this sound like the juniperb you`ve come to know?

Nashville, Tennessee

Nashville, Tennessee
The country music capitol of the world, Nashville has been known as a number of names including French Lick. It was not until 1784 that they named it Nashville. Rich with cultural factions, it is sometimes referred to as the "hillbilly capitol." Everyone has recorded in the studios, leaving behind the echoes of every music imaginable. The heart and soul of the city is the Grand Old Opry House, which is the first and most popular tourist spot. They say all roads lead to Nashville.

I wanted New Orleans...pooh!

juniperb

posted May 13, 2003 04:43 PM         

Seattle, Washington
Contrary to popular opinion, Seattle is not as rainy as legend says. It is in fact a charming green jewel with sparkling cerulean water and verdant hills. Its isolation has made it home to free-thinking and independent individuals. Despite having the most millionaires per capita, it still has a small town atmosphere. A small town with lots of coffee that is. Java is an art there. Perhaps it is the coffee that has caused this city to give birth to twisted cartoonists and rock stars.

posted May 13, 2003 04:54 PM         

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Boston, Massachusetts

Considered to be the birthplace of American Independence, Boston is well known for it's stubborn and forward thinking nature. With it's small streets that beckon you to explore them, it is the perfect place to live if you would like to walk everywhere. It is because of this that Boston is considered closer to Europe than the rest of the states. The residents there not only have their own unique pronunciation and vocabulary, but their own grammatical construct as well. If you plan on visiting, make sure you understand their language to avoid being snickered at.

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They picked up on my stubborn... er, "persistent" nature. Not bad, although I did choose New York, but if I could have two I'd also have San Francisco- whatta place! .

posted May 13, 2003 10:05 PM         

New York, New York
Overwhelming to visitors, this bustling city can seem hard and imposing. With so much going on, there is an axiom that if you visit NY for a day you will see most of what you want; for a week, some of what you want; and if you live there, you will see none of it. It is a city made by people, changed in some small way by everyone who passes through it. Despite what anyone may have ever said about it, New York has shown a tremendous spirit. At their heart, New Yorkers are symbolic of the American Spirit, and have become the poster children for defiance in the face of adversity.

posted May 14, 2003 11:18 AM         

NOTES: Included are only major cities currently in the range of visibility, with maximum spacecraft elevations over the horizon larger than 10 degrees. The data are also valid for suburban regions around these cities, with slight changes in Direction of Motion and Max. Elevation.

i couldnt find one of those neat paragraphs explaining aberdeen. but my intuition said that's what city i am. this was from a spacecraft passover site or something