“The unstained tower breaks and bends knee to the forgotten sign.
The seas rage, and stormclouds gather unseen.
Beyond the horizon, hidden fires swell, and serpents nestle in the bosom.
What was exacted is cast down; what was cast down is raised up.
Order burns to clear his path.”
Exhale. Open next cover.. Inhale
It’s the 4th of July today, and, per usual, all summer benefit events have gone golf. Planning for fall, winter and spring events is in full swing. If you’re planning a fundraising or benefit event, check out this benefit auctioneer in Minnesota, Sarah Jean Benefit Auctions.
She also has a youtube video on her site so you can see a little auction action.
Happy 4th.
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Ran across this ridiculous article. It’s ridiculous and awesome! Let’s place bets on how long it takes him to receive his first million, billion AND trillion…
There are no hospitals in space. The closest E.R. is back on Earth, and astronauts can’t exactly jump in a cab to get there. So what happens if the sun burps out a massive blast of radiation while an astronaut is space-amblin’ by?
The NASA Biocapsule—made of carbon nanotubes—will be able to “diagnose” and instantly treat an astronaut without him or her even knowing there’s something amiss. It would be like having your own personal Dr. McCoy—implanted under your skin. It represents one of the most significant breakthroughs in the history of medicine, and yes, it’ll work on Earth, too.
Out of all the amazing things we saw during our NASA visits, nothing blew our minds as much as this tiny little bundle of carbon. The Space Biosciences Division at NASA Ames creates medical technology for astronauts. They essentially provide healthcare for outer space. Dr. David Loftus is the man who invented the NASA Biocapsule and has been awarded a patent for it.
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There’s an agency in town that I admire called Fast Horse. Jorg, the agency leader and a hell-of-a great guy, said something on a recent post on their blog that rings all too true for me too often:
“The average workday tends to be a series of reactions interrupted by the occasional fit of productivity. It’s not unusual for me to end my day with that sinking feeling that I worked my ass off and didn’t accomplish a thing.”
Read the rest of the post here
It’s a great post about simply taking time to just think. I’m fortunate enough to have a 40-minute commute, so I get a nice chunk of time for this. That’s all I’ve got.
Go think
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The first four words I saw were:
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If this doesn’t make you laugh, then we can’t be friends.
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