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	The Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything
		42 is the answer to the Question of Life, the Universe and Everything, as given by the supercomputer Deep Thought to a group of mice in Douglas Adams's The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.
		They built Deep Thought, the second greatest computer of all time and space, to tell them the answer to the question of life, the universe and everything.
		Having carefully listened to the CD release of the radio series, no such shout is present, though there are sound effects at that point which while quite innocuous might be misheard if one really wanted to hear it that way (a bit like interpretations of the end of Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band).
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	Life, the Universe and Everything - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Life, the Universe and Everything (1982, ISBN 0-345-39182-9) is the third book in the five-volume Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy science fiction series by Douglas Adams.
		A radio adaptation of Life, the Universe and Everything was recorded in 2003 under the guidance of Dirk Maggs, starring the surviving members of the cast of the original Hitchhiker's radio series.
		After confirming the existence of a universe outside of their dust cloud, the only course of action, they decided, was to build a fleet with which to destroy it.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Life,_the_Universe_and_Everything (1530 words)

	Life, The Universe and Everything Else
		As we see universal symbols and shades of life in ourselves and those around us we are looking at reflections of this spiritual activity that forms the life of God himself and the lower spiritual orders (and he said `let us make man in our image`).
		Life does not change willy nilly, although individual changes may well be randomn, famously only those changes making survival of an organism more likely will be perpetuated in the long run.
		We can therefore see that human life is part of and springs from the forces that shape the whole universe - the forces that formed our nature, being and therefore our desires and motivations are part of the forces that the great sculptor used to fashion his fabulous work called everything.
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	Life, The Universe & Everything
		A committee of wise men decide to ask the computer "what is the meaning of life, the universe and everything?" Well, the computer gets busy and takes several hundred years to think about the problem.
		The computer rumbles and grumbles, then solemnly tells them that the answer to "life, the universe and everything" is 42 (forty-two).
		There is a whole class of people who make a very good income and career out of offering answers, any answers, to "life, the universe and everything": religious priests, political leaders, advertising salesmen, even school teachers.
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	ESA Portal - Life, the universe and everything discussed in Frascati
		One factor in the calculations involves estimating the 'habitable zone' around a particular star, which is the volume of space in which a planet could provide the sort of environment favourable to the type of life we have on Earth.
		Life has been found in such inhospitable places as rock inclusions in dry Antarctic valleys and around hydrothermal vents on the deep ocean bed.
		Among them were the north polar periphery (where ice melts and re-freezes with the seasons), permafrost in the sub-surface (permafrost on Earth has been found to be teeming with microscopic life), and at the sites of extinct hydrothermal vents.
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	Life, The Universe, and Everything
		Examining life, we see that the probability of a single cell of life just popping into existance is so minimally small that it is more reasonable to assume that something caused it, rather than assume that the atoms just randomly fused that way.
		Although not steril, to reproduce this life form requires a mate with a like number -- and this means that we need two entities with virtually identical mutations, of opposite sex, surviving to maturity, and finding each other in the same place at the same time.
		Furthermore, we know that the less complicated life forms tend to have short life expectancies and are often quite fragile.
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	The Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Answer to The Ultimate Question Of Life, the Universe and Everything is a fictional solution in Douglas Adams's science fiction series The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
		The answer given by Deep Thought prompted the protagonists to embark on a quest to discover the Question to which this is the Answer.
		The question was lost, five minutes before it was to have been produced, due to the Vogons' demolition of the Earth, supposedly to build a hyperspace bypass.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Answer_to_Life,_the_Universe,_and_Everything (1336 words)

	Life, the Universe, and Everything by Douglas Adams
		Effrafax lost his bet — and therefore his life — simply because some pedantic adjudicating official noticed (a) that when walking around the area that Magramal ought to be he didn't trip over or break his nose on anything, and (b) a suspicious-looking extra moon.
		It seemed to him that he was one of the thoughts of the Universe and that the Universe was a thought of his.
		And the nothingness behind the flness behind the Universe erupted, and behind the nothingness behind the flness behind the shattered Universe was at last the dark figure of an immense man speaking immense words.
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	Amazon.co.uk: Life, the Universe and Everything (Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy): Books: Douglas Adams (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Written by Douglas Adams, "Life, the Universe and Everything" was first published in 1982 and is the third instalment of his legendary five-part "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" trilogy.
		Not quite up to the standard of the first two books in the series, Life, the Universe and Everything is nevertheless clever enough and funny enough to be essential for fans of the earlier novels.
		The original guests, all too stubborn to leave, found themselves spending their lives in the alcohol-strewn room, and as they began spawning children, the phrase 'survival of the fittest' aptly describes the consequences.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Universe-Everything-Hitch-Hikers-Galaxy/dp/0330267388 (2194 words)

	Amazon.com: Life, the Universe and Everything (Hitchhiker's Trilogy): Books: Douglas Adams (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The universe, that is. Now only five individuals stand between the white killer robots of Krikkit and their goal of total annihilation.
		Life, the Universe and Everything (Hitchhiker's Trilogy) by Douglas Adams
		Life, the Universe, and Everything is rather different from the preceding two books in the Hitchhiker's Trilogy.
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	Life, the Universe, and Everything (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Effrafax lost his bet - and therefore his life - simply because some pedantic adjudicating official noticed (a) that when walking around the area that Magramal ought to be he didn't trip over or break his nose on anything, and (b) a suspicious-looking extra moon.
		Ha, but my life is but a box of wormgears." He stomped around again in his tiny circle, around his thin steel peg-leg which revolved in the mud but seemed otherwise stuck.
		The Universe shattered into a million glittering fragments around it, and each particular shard span silently through the void, reflecting on its silver surface some single searing holocaust of fire and destruction.
	www.sf.co.yu /science/hitchh3.htm (20750 words)

	Life, the universe and everything
		The reason is simple - our universe is just too mind bogglingly complex, there is just too much 'stuff' to keep track of at any one instant in time.
		Above is the very first 'life form' that appeared on my computer screen.
		I was toying with a haphazard computer algorithm to make one set of pixels rise to the top of the screen, and another set sink to the bottom.
	www.netplay.com.au /groovylava/42.htm (380 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - The Ultimate Question and Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything
		As with any discussion of Life, the Universe, and Everything, it is essential that one must distinguish which Life, which Universe, and which Everything we are referring to in the Whole Sort of General Mish Mash.
		The Ultimate Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything, was computed by a great computer known as Deep Thought.
		Of course, some may argue that this is part of Life, the Universe, and Everything and, thus, the Golgafrinchans threw off nothing at all.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A4259216 (1055 words)

	Amazon.ca: Life, The Universe And Everything: Books: Douglas Adams (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Life, The Universe And Everything is the third out of five Hitchhiker books.
		Life, the Universe, and Everything is rather different from the preceding two books in the Hitchhiker's Trilogy.
		The game of cricket is particularly important here, to the point that I really wish I understood what the sport is all about, but I admit it was a clever plot device to tie the sport to a particularly nasty, universe-threatening planet ten billion years in the past.
	www.amazon.ca /Life-Universe-Everything-Douglas-Adams/dp/0330491202 (1805 words)

	Life, the Universe and Everything
		Those patterns are the basic ons and offs‑ lefts and rights of the universe upon which are built the stars, the planets, the birds, the kittens and human‑kind.
		With the universe, no one need know or be adept at understanding all levels of existence.
		I submit that Life, the Universe and Everything is composed of nothing but information‑ pattern imposed upon a substrate of pattern‑ in turn imposed upon a substrate of pattern‑ ad infinitum‑which we know little or nothing about.
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	Life, The Universe, and Everything archive at The Essence of Pat
		Life, The Universe, and Everything archive at The Essence of Pat
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	Life, The Universe, Everything archive at Two Way Monkey Bar
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	Life, the Universe, and Everything
		Long ago in a planet far away philosophers where questioning what the answer to the question was, so they built a huge, super computer named "Deep Thought." They asked what the answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything was, and Deep thought asked for 7.5 million years to think it over.
		After the 7.5 million years of thought, Deep thought announced the answer was 42, and that understanding the answer certainly would have been easier if they new what the question was in the first place.
		They also convinced Hactar, who was the actual dust cloud, to destroy the bomb that it had secretly made and was going to use to destroy the universe.
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	Life the Universe and Everything - including UV Sterilizers - The Reef Tank
		Life the Universe and Everything - including UV Sterilizers - The Reef Tank
		Being a "fish doctor" by trade, it has amazed me that for all practical purposes, what seems to be most peoples definition of a reef tank is really a highly refined plant tank.
		My 55 went through a nasty ich episode when it was about 6 months old, pulled the fish out for 6 weeks, yada, yada and I have to tell you, it was no fun at all.
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	Life, the Universe, and Everything \| Senserely Yours, \| AdSense community
		Our universe is not well set up to help us with this.
		You can write as much as you want, it must be horrible, I only lost 2 grand mothers and for one I didn’t care the least, the other it was much more but still I think I coped well because I was prepared for years, and she’s a grand mother, it’s the normal way..
		I like life, but this part I don’t like:knowing we all have to die at some point makes the whole thing look ridiculous, it kind of ruins it all.
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	BookBag@theLogBook.com \| Life, The Universe, And Everything
		The bulk of the proactive story motion winds up coming from Slartibartfast (early on, which turns out to be a not-so-great fit for that character), Trillian (which finally gives the books' most under-utilized character something to do, and something major) and Arthur.
		If this is what Hitchhiker's would've been like on radio or TV in later seasons, we might still be getting the show now, or at least we might have continued to see it for several years.
		Another favorite bit in Life is the showdown with Agrajag, a scene which is still riotously funny and terrifying at the same time, but something which was also tainted by its use to get out of Mostly Harmless in a big hurry.
	www.thelogbook.com /read/q3-02/ltuae.htm (442 words)

	Life, the universe and everything - enCompass Culture
		Life, the universe and everything - enCompass Culture
		All the titles are featured on the 'Science' and 'Hunting Down the Universe' booklists.
		Who wrote the hugely influential A Brief History of Time as an attempt to explain the origins of the universe to lay readers (but then went on to publish The Universe in a Nutshell, because, er, the lay reader still couldn't grasp what he was on about)?
	www.encompassculture.com /readerinresidence/quiz/lifetheuniverseandeverything (377 words)

	Life, the Universe, and Everything
		I love her to bits, but she's really done quite a bit to mess up her life and in the process, the people around her.
		She hasn't yet admitted that she is responsible for any of the decisions she has made in her life.
		Although most of the sisters and brother sin the family aren't really settled anywhere permanently, so I have to ask various mothers/fathers for their current addresses, because it's just too much work to keep up with it myself.
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	‘Origins’ takes on life, the universe and everything - Mysteries of the Universe - MSNBC.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Tyson shows how scientists are blending astrophysics, geology, chemistry, biology and even paleontology to knit together insights about the structure of the universe, the creation of planets and the foundations of life itself.
		In the series' closing scenes, astronomer Sandra Faber of the University of California at Santa Cruz says the story could serve as a "a new version of Genesis" for the scientific age.
		In the book and in the TV series (check local listings for air times), Tyson doesn't shrink from explaining the nitty-gritty details behind cosmic background radiation, the search for extrasolar planets, extremophile biology and other frontiers in the quest for origins.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/6075393 (1174 words)

	NASA seeks answer to life, the universe and everything - space - 02 June 2005 - New Scientist
		An advisory panel has set four ambitious objectives for NASA as it addresses the big questions of life, the universe, and everything.
		But the biggest question of all may not be whether the answer is 42, but whether the space agency can find the money to build all the spacecraft on its wish list.
		But NASA is overflowing with bright ideas for exploring the Universe, and with major projects like the James Webb Space Telescope running over budget, new administrator Michael Griffin faces tough choices for his finite funds.
	www.newscientist.com /article.ns?id=dn7458 (620 words)

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	Life, the Universe and Everything Mobile
		Author Douglas Adams has today launched a WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) enabled version of the online guide to life, the universe and everything.
		This means that h2g2.com can now be accessed while on the move via WAP-enabled wireless phones at tdv wap, and soon other handheld devices.
		In time, Adams believes h2g2.com will become a real world electronic guide to life, the universe and everything - accessible anytime, anywhere from any portable handheld device.
	www.tdv.com /html/news/19991222-0-n.html (398 words)

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