PERSONAL: My Mom Finally Read the Book "Thelma" by Marie Corelli
I was able to get my mom a copy of the book "Thelma" by Marie Corelli. My grandmother named my mom after that character in the book.
It makes sense in "Star Wars" where Darth Vader is Sebastian Shaw born 5/29 like me. In the opening scene of "Star Wars," we see a Star Destroyer pursuing Prince Leia's Correlli-An Corvette.
It's that Little Red Corvette where Princess Leia is Carrie Fisher born 10/21 like my grandfather. If my grandmother (married to my grandfather) is the one who named my mother Thelma after Marie Corelli as the Corellia-An Red Corvette, then it would make sense that Darth Vader, attached to the mother's side of the family and born 5/29, would be the one chasing after a fugitive linked to the father's side of the family.
I've said that Rebecca is born 10/31 like my father born 11/19 because 10/31 as 10 Feet 31 Inches is 11 Feet 19 Inches or 11/19. So the Rebe(L) Alliance would be the Rebe(CCA) Alliance.
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Meteor Explodes Over Great Britain with Violent Force
By Tecca | Today in Tech - 5 hrs ago
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A golf-ball-sized meteor caused a major stir, rocking Wales with a sonic boom
If you catch them at just the right time, a streaking meteor can be a stunning sight in the night sky. But when that meteor contains just a tiny bit of ice, a beautiful light show can turn into a violent explosion, as happened in the skies over Great Britain last night.
The extraterrestrial explosion occurred just over South Wales in southwest Great Britain. The meteor rocked windows and set off car alarms, creating a sonic boom effect. Explained one witness, prior to the detonation "It had a heat trail behind, it was orange and white and very bright, and also seemed very close." No one was hurt.
Why do meteors explode? Some are loaded with either ice or carbon dioxide, which can be trapped inside of the rock. As the gases boil and expand during entry into the Earth's atmosphere, meteors can explode in an epic display - with as much force as a hydrogen bomb.
[Image credit: Meteor crossing the sky via Shutterstock]
This article was written by Fox Van Allen and originally appeared on Tecca.
Editor's Note: England/Great Britain references clarified.
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/technology-blog/meteor-explodes-over-england-violent-force-212434670.html