Historic Moment in Shuttle History
These shots were just emailed around Johnson Space Center this morning. Having two shuttles on the pad simultaneously hasn't happened (if my homework is correct) since the early 80's...and is not likely to happen again in the history of the program. It's a beautiful sight!
: 
: 
: 
: 
: 
: 
: 
: 
: . . .
night1
No content...
Luther on Crying Out to God
In my little corner of the world, there has been much talk recently about calling on God for help in times of trouble. While many want God to come to their rescue at a moment's notice, few seem willing to struggle and wrestle in prayer...instead praying haphazardly or 'as if you're shouting into the wind.' "In . . .
cross
No content...
About me...
I suppose a little bit of introduction is in order, because there is no telling how you got here or if we've even ever met...
I'm a man living in a point of singularity, the collision between left brain and right, both by training and vocation. I am a theologian-engineer, a philosopher-scientist, a dreamer-pragmatic.
. . .photo
No content...
What I Did Last Weekend...(More Ike)
I just found this great animation of the radar returns from Ike. As a point of reference, the very center of this image (i.e., the NWS radar) is located about 1 mile from our house. While we got hammered by the wind, the line of thunderstorms that blew through the following morning caused the majority of water damage for . . .
