Here’s another one for all you closet Uke fans. Jake Shimabukuro, an apparently extremely talented Uke-ster, can be seen in a live performance at CollegeHumor.com.
If you’re interested, don’t forget to visit his personal site at jakeshimabukuro.com. You can also find his music at the iTunes Music Store.
So it’s been a few days since the last update, but what do you expect. HS football started on Monday, and it’s kept myself and Becky pretty busy.
Anyway, here is a cool animation of the world as it is seen at night, and it’s even in 3D!
It’s still surprising how little lights there are in Africa.
I recently was looking up information about some songs that Dad had on iTunes and came across some sites that I said I’d send to Dad and anyone else who may be interested. They are basically just websites for the Dillards, The Kingston Trio, and John Stewart.
I’m sure one you of will have this figured by the end of the day. I’d do it myself but I have other “reponsibilities” to attend to (you know stuff like breakfast, email, etc.).
I am on some kind of roll today. Maybe it’s because I’ve been limited this week in the time I could just surf the internet and read about interesting things. But, I found some nice BYU icons as part of a whole Moutain West collection. You can grab the set from ResExcellence, or download the set directly via this link.
Alternately, you can download icons from just about every major conference by browsing the Pop Culture section on the page listed above.
I ran across three very interesting (to me at least) articles on the science and technology front while surfing BBC World news. Here are the links to the BBC articles:
Astronomers detect ’10th planet’
This is really more of a confirmation of a suspected discovery from 2003. I believe it may have also been referred to as Planet X in the media back then.
Ice lake found on the Red Planet
The first water not associated with Mars’ polar caps. From the description it seems to be relatively large. I’m a little surprised this hasn’t been discovered before. But what do I know, I’m no astronomer. The picture is very detailed though.
Japanese develop ‘female’ android
So this android can only sit and do a few gestures right now. I couldn’t help but think about Data from Star Trek The Next Generation when reading this article. It’s pretty remarkable I think.
Try your hand at Ice Breakout. It reminds me of the old YetiSports games that I still play every so often.
So go kill a couple minutes playing Ice Breakout via Miniclip.com.
Sorry about the mix-up. I’m still playing around with this trying to get it to work just right. Maybe I’ll just tell you the baby is going to be a ….
First I just wanted to say I’m sorry about the GI-Hugest pictures in the last post. It was the first time I’ve posted anything so hopefully I can get that wee problem worked out. Anyway in case you’re interested it’s a…
