May The Stars Light Your Way
After the torrent of the holidays, January feels almost relaxing in its frigid stillness. The world begins to feel quiet again, and that is welcome. My office has been crazy. The start of the new year is the beginning of one of my very busy…
This story features information about our trip to Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic. Join us — won’t you? — for this third installment, in which the atmosphere changes, memories are stored, and Andrew Lloyd weeps.
The system upgrades, patches, and backups are complete. Should be smooth sailing from now on!
Thanks again to Gregor and the guys for helping me fix an email problem that was preventing email from originating from this system, which also meant that users couldn't receive their passwords when they registered for the site. This is now fixed and should be working reliably.
Let me know of any problems you encounter on this site.
Samuel Pierpont Langley Langley was an assistant observer at Harvard College Observatory from 1865-66 (under the directorship of Joseph Winlock). Together with Austin, Peirce, Searle and Winlock he observed nebulae with the 15" f/18 Merz-refractor installed in June 1847 (see picture). The results are published…
What a meal. A last-minute concoction of TUNA HELPER (the Au Gratin variety) and cold milk in front of the television to watch FEAR FACTOR and JOE MILLIONAIRE.
Directly below this article, you'll see the first article in a new feature on this site.
We're calling this feature "What Does Drew Eat For Dinner?".
Each time you click the logo below, you'll be able to find out what I ate for dinner.
Ahhh! Now this was a meal! On Tuesday, January 14, 2003, Wendy & I attended (with our friends Doug, Doug & Meg) a Holiday Beers and Wild Game Extravaganza at the IRON HORSE INN in Glendale, Ohio.