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Nov. 24th, 2005 01:35 pmPretty APOD for Thanksgiving
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rosefox, an excellent 404 page. You can modify it after to make it sing other things, too!
And, via
rosefox, an excellent 404 page. You can modify it after to make it sing other things, too![links, links.apod]
Nov. 24th, 2005 01:35 pmPretty APOD for Thanksgiving
And, viarosefox, an excellent 404 page. You can modify it after to make it sing other things, too!
And, via
rosefox, an excellent 404 page. You can modify it after to make it sing other things, too![links.apod, weather]
Oct. 22nd, 2005 02:36 pmPretty Ring Galaxy
Currently attempting to investigate severe weather in the continental US, in terms of times of year it tends to happen, and where, so I have a general idea of when I do not want to be in specific parts of the US during my year of wandering. I pretty much already know the Northeast's weather (I'm intending to try to avoid wanderings involving snow, for example). Everywhere else, not so much.
Wikipedia makes me happy, as it appears to be the most useful source of this kind of information thus far.
Currently attempting to investigate severe weather in the continental US, in terms of times of year it tends to happen, and where, so I have a general idea of when I do not want to be in specific parts of the US during my year of wandering. I pretty much already know the Northeast's weather (I'm intending to try to avoid wanderings involving snow, for example). Everywhere else, not so much.
Wikipedia makes me happy, as it appears to be the most useful source of this kind of information thus far.
[links.apod, weather]
Oct. 22nd, 2005 02:36 pmPretty Ring Galaxy
Currently attempting to investigate severe weather in the continental US, in terms of times of year it tends to happen, and where, so I have a general idea of when I do not want to be in specific parts of the US during my year of wandering. I pretty much already know the Northeast's weather (I'm intending to try to avoid wanderings involving snow, for example). Everywhere else, not so much.
Wikipedia makes me happy, as it appears to be the most useful source of this kind of information thus far.
Currently attempting to investigate severe weather in the continental US, in terms of times of year it tends to happen, and where, so I have a general idea of when I do not want to be in specific parts of the US during my year of wandering. I pretty much already know the Northeast's weather (I'm intending to try to avoid wanderings involving snow, for example). Everywhere else, not so much.
Wikipedia makes me happy, as it appears to be the most useful source of this kind of information thus far.
