There is a Firefly-worthy familiarity in this image that has not escaped the notice of Cornell University scientist Jim Bell, as quoted on the National Geographic Magazine website. Sunsets on Mars cast a faint bluish-glow over the dark red cliffs. This image is not a terraformed planet, but it does suggest that we are not as geologically unique as we may seem.
My biology instructor presented this link to us in class this week. Hybrid Medical Animation is a company designed to provide quite accurate imaging of biological phenomena--basically its the Pixar of biological modeling. Enjoy!
For some reason, this song makes me smile. I don't know what inspired this 'music confessional,' but I hope these songs make you as exceptionally giddy and carefree as they make me.
I have a-not-so secret love of Alanis Morissette. Okay, I'll admit that pop music radio overplayed "Ironic" and "You Oughta Know," and I can attest to feeling quite anti-Alanis after listening to an entire album at once. But, her music takes me back to Ottawa, to Canada in general actually, and when I am frustrated with my life down here, its quite a relaxing escape. I might write more later, but I did absolutely nothing today on account of having very little to do at work, and a slight stomachache that was completely self-inflicted.
Here's the new vid. I like the imagery, so don't comment negatively.
