An excellent Top Ten List from the Letterman Show: Reasons to Watch the Final Season of Battlestar Galactica.
I especially like that Tricia Helfer (Caprica Six) is #6.
Paul and George meet to enjoy lunch in the Valley of the Sun and discuss whatever we feel like.
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Friday, March 7, 2008
More Firefly!
I've really enjoyed reading every issue of Astonishing X-men (most area available in graphic novel form), written by Joss Whedon. I'm sad to say that the final issue will hit the newstands within a few weeks, and then Joss is moving on to something new.
I was poking around the web to find out what Whedon is doing, and discovered that he is releasing a new limited series just for Firefly fans: Serenity: Better Days. Published by Dark Horse Comics, the three issues follow our favorite ship and crew in the days when they were all still together.
Read about Serenity: Better Days #1 here, and pre-order all three at TFAW.

Read about Serenity: Better Days #1 here, and pre-order all three at TFAW.
GTD: Five great Apps for Mac
ZenHabits (creator of the Zen to Done productivity system) has posted quick reviews of five different applications for Mac OS users who want to implement David Allen's Getting Things Done method on their computer.
He also Added his own home-grown method at the end of the article.
See 5 Amazing Mac Apps for Getting Things Done.
He also Added his own home-grown method at the end of the article.
See 5 Amazing Mac Apps for Getting Things Done.
An Astronomer on Mars
Cool image of the Earth and Moon as seen from the HiRISE instrument aboard the Mars Reconnaissance Explorer in orbit around Mars. You can see a better version of the photo and read the whole story here.
This reminds me of the somewhat famous image taken by the Voyager I spacecraft as it was headed outward in the 70s.
At the Planetary Society I found a gallery of photos of the Earth taken only from Spacecraft. Check it out!
This reminds me of the somewhat famous image taken by the Voyager I spacecraft as it was headed outward in the 70s.
At the Planetary Society I found a gallery of photos of the Earth taken only from Spacecraft. Check it out!

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