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Book 1348-2 translations by Herb Zinser
The Great Equations book by
Microbe agent
.....robe
.... robert P.C (person computer with
human bio-computer microbe ..... bio-math software errors)
Nature's EARTH LAB .... atomic iron metal RD site at Janesville
... with 4-wheeled iron automobiles and human iron BLOOD software ....
and their interaction with the EARTH magnetic field flow lines
Owen Lars and his nephew, Luke Skywalker, were moisture farmers. A moisture farmer was an individual who operated a moisture farm, using vaporators to harvest excess humidity in the atmosphere. On sun-scorched worlds like Tatooine, most settlers of the desert were moisture farmers.
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The Lars moisture farm, also known as the Lars homestead, was a moisture farm on Tatooine owned and operated by the Lars family. Shortly before the Clone Wars, Cliegg Lars lived on the property with his second wife, Shmi Skywalker Lars, and son Owen Lars. Shmi's son, Jedi Knight
A moisture farm was an area of (sex party language lands) land devoted
to the production of water through the drawing of moisture from the dry air.
It depended on vaporators, a type of device that could harvest excess atmospheric humidity.
On hot and arid desert worlds like Tatooine, moisture farming was a vital activity.
The Lars family, into which Luke Skywalker was adopted, owned one such farm.
The family of Biggs Darklighter was rich enough to own twenty.[1]
Banthas were sometimes employed on moisture farms.[2]
Droids were useful on moisture farms too.
Owen Lars purchased the droids C-3PO and R2-D2
because of C-3PO's ability to speak Bocce and the
IBM binary language of moisture vaporators
and, in the case R2-D2, because of the general utility of an astromech dr
above words---> in an attempt to attack Hooke
--> the attempt becomes REALITY ... 26 DEAD
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