midwest - transplant

Nature rocks. I went to a meeting in the 'burbs last night, and got some cool pics. Bonus: an awesome cabbage fractal. (Man, I'm totally beginning to sound like Jen with this science/nature stuff.)

posted by mideast-transplant @ 5:39 PM 1 comments

Google Earth + National Geographic = Freaking awesome.

posted by mideast-transplant @ 11:14 AM 0 comments

Okay, okay. I've been a slacker lately. I'm even slacking right now - I'm on my computer when I should be reading my book that's just about due at the library. Anyway, here's something new and exciting: I love Tim Biskup and his wild, cacophonous work.

posted by mideast-transplant @ 8:25 PM 0 comments

Back from summer vacation.

I finally have my laptop back - oh, how I missed it! - and I'm officially back online. I know I've been unable to stop thinking about Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi since Katrina ripped up the Gulf coast; so many lives have been deeply affected by it. Here's an interesting wiki google map of damage done and slow-going repairs, along with an extensive collection of NOAA aerial photographs of affected land.

posted by mideast-transplant @ 2:32 PM 0 comments