The Warm Thrill Of Confusion

(via ralree.com)

Cute. Questionable, but cute. Apologies to all who catch this on Clug Park for the repeat and thanks to whoever posted it to the list.

Oh and going by this pic.. I’d actually go for OS X. Hmm.

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Question of the day: What famous rock star had a pet named after a character from a famous fantasy book?

(Leave a comment if you think you know or have a guess).

The Website Is Down: Sales Guy vs. Web Dude - Hilarious!

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It seems that I have inadvertently become a photo-blogger of late. Looking down the page, the last 4 entries are pictures. Other than that it’s been mostly quoted text or links. So, just for a change I’m mixing it up by spewing out some good old fashioned words. Just some random things floating around in my brain (bullet point format shamelessly cribbed from another blog)..

•  Today was a sad day: Lugradio, one of the best podcasts ever, announced in their latest episode that they are not going to be producing it any more beyond the end of this month.
• I’ve recently been reading the two part Commonwealth Saga (Pandora’s Star and Judas Unchained) by Peter F. Hamilton. He’s a new author to me and absolutely superb! Ok, you have to enjoy Sci-Fi: But if you do, for me, he is to Sci-Fi what Tolkien is to fantasy. I’ve been engrossed.
• I had 3 other points I wanted to add, but I’ve been distracted by The Internet, music on Virgin Radio and chocolate so that writing this up has taken longer than expected. So they will have to be another forthcoming post. Maybe.

Panorama Colours: Another gorgeous sunset spread across the sky.

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Wind and Rain: ..and a bit of sun makes a rainbow over the La Morne lagoon.

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Some CAPTCHAs are just funnier than others..

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Finally got some more nice under water pictures up on Flickr.

NASA - Phoenix Makes a Grand Entrance: NASA’s Mars Phoenix Lander can be seen parachuting down to Mars, in this image captured by the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera on NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. This is the first time that a spacecraft has imaged the final descent of another spacecraft onto a planetary body.

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twistori: Very pretty, very cool, somewhat voyeuristic and somewhat geeky. Check it out. (It does help if you’re familiar with Twitter too).

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