Then Ask Zen

What an idiot.  Musically the man is more than qualified…but apparently that is all his brain can do.

Tomorrow a message from T.I.

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Hi Ya’ll!! Long time I know…got a new computer-HOORAY!- but I am visiting my parents and they live in the boondocks where their broadband cable is out half the time- and my wireless router just won’t work. It’s working now though!!

Here are the most common New Year’s Resolutions…what’s yours?

1) Spend More Time with Family & Friends

2) Fit in Fitness

3) Tame the Bulge

4) Quit Smoking

5) Enjoy Life More

6) Quit Drinking

7) Get Out of Debt

8) Learn Something New

9) Help Others

10) Get Organized

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What says Christmas Eve like ER?

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Self Portrait
  Starry Night
The Café Terrace on the Place du Forum, Arles, at Night

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Aurora Over Iowa
Credit & Copyright: Stan Richards (NightSkyEvents.com) Explanation: Last Thursday evening, stars were not the only lights in Iowa skies. Spectacular northern lights also shone from the heavens, extending across the midwestern USA and other locations not often graced with auroral displays. The wide-ranging auroral activity was triggered as a large solar flare - an energetic cloud of particles blasted outward from the Sun a few days earlier - collided with planet Earth’s magnetosphere. Alerted to conditions ripe for aurora, photographer Stan Richard recorded this apparition over Saylorville Lake, near Des Moines, Iowa, USA. While the colorful rays seem to end just above the water, they are actually at altitudes of 100 kilometers or more.

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These are all mine!!!!!

And yes Mr. Oscar was lookin thirsty! 

Happy Holidays! And here are the upcoming Movie Releases for this weekend: 

Dec. 21
Curse of the Golden Flower
Venus

Dec. 22
The Good Shepherd
Night at the Museum
We Are Marshall

Dec. 25
Black Christmas
Children of Men
Dreamgirls

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Big Beautiful Saturn
Composition Credit: Mattias Malmer, Image Data: Cassini Imaging Team Digital imager Mattias Malmer offers a very high resolution view of big beautiful Saturn.  

It was pieced together from 102 frames (N00020905 to N00021033) recorded 

by the Cassini spacecraft ISS. The red, green, and blue frames are all uncalibrated, 

unvalidated images available to the public through the Cassini web site. 

Enjoy the view and have a safe and Happy Holiday Season!

 

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